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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-01
Rirbmonn Qispatrb,
wEDNEs y hOKNINa.. :. AUG /. 1850.

wEDNES y hORNIN4.. AUG. l. 1860
CAPTURE AND SAcKtNs OF MAaBRLLI AND
OUTRAGE ON THE MIssIoNARIEs.-Thea arri.
val at Liverpool Of the royal mail steamer Ar
menian, from the west coast of Africa, SAYS the
London Herald OF the ilth instant. has
brought intelligence of a wanton ard dread
full outrage by the Kossohs upon the inbabi.
| tants of Magbelli, near Cape Coast Castle. on
the morning of the 4th of June The follow.
ing IRE the details
Most of the male population were absent;
and only the old and inflrm Were in the town
The Pa Subj was at Ro Massetleh or Tho
Port Lokkoh Road. The attacking party num-
bered about three or four hundred men; and
for the most part were armed with cutlasses
They divided themselves nto small cumpan les
aud assigned different parts Of the town to
each division. One of them attacked the mis-
sionary premises, another the British traders.
and they were scattered wherever they thought
to find plunder The special objects Of attack
were the British subjects residing at MagbelIi
In revenge for our government having prom
lsed, as they alleged, to aid and assist the Ma
simmerans with arms and ammunition. The
barbarons people showed no regard to the
persons or property of the missionary party.
After forctbly entering the dwelling house
they seized the Rev. Mr.. Wiltshire and his
VIE ana stripped them One man ain ed with
cEtlfss At Mr. Wiltshire, but happily fell
short. Another pointed his gun at his breast
and demanded his coat, which was, of course,
given mp. Mrs. Wiltshire was then seized, tied
and dragged to the water side, and then forced
into canoe, with the intention to carry her
across the river; but the canoe being too crowd
ed with prisoners, and not having been
cauiked, was swamped, and sunk Immediately
on attempting to shove off from the beach. Ali,
however, came safely ashore. Most happily
and providentially, just at this juncture there
was heard a sound of musket shots in the dis
tance. This proceeded from few Sierra Leone
traders and others from Rogbuntong. who
were coming to the rescue.
The Kossohs q once left their prisoners and
retreated, but not without some loss on their
side Mrs Wiltshire was left tied in the bush,
and after some moments of anxious suspense
was rescued from her perilous position by a
Sierra Leone trader. In the meantime other
parts of the town had been given up to plum
der. DR.. Thinsted, an English trader was
robbed of all his goods, and had his shirt strip
ped from his back, and happily escaped from
his captors and from further personal indigni-
ties. Que of the mission boatmen, named
Bucknor, who WAS ill at the time of the attack,
was cut across the belly and killed school
boy, about eight years old, refusing to leave
the mission yard and go with the Kossohs was
killed on the spot, his head being severed from
his body. Another OF the school children "a
little gtrD was drowned along with many oth-
ers in q canoe, which. from being too much
crowded with prisoners, filled and went down
with all on board
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American Missionaries in SYRIA.

The American Board have nine missionary
stations in Syria, nine out-stations, eleven
missionaries, one priEter, thirteen female as
slStant missionaries, three native preachers
thirty-six teachers and other native helpers
All, or nearly all, of these missionaries were
gathered at Beirut. at last accounts having
left their stations for place Of greater safety;
and as Beirut is now the rendezvous of large
European naval force, no fears need be enter
tanned for their safety. The following, says
the Boston Traveller, is a list of the mission.
aries:
Bsi,m-O. V. A. Van Dyck, M. d.. J. Ed.
wards Ford, missionaries; George q. Hurter,
Printer; Mrs, Julia A. Van Dyck, Mrs Mary
f. Ford, Mrs. Elizabeth Hurter. Three ma.
tive teachers and one helper.
Absth.-Simon III. Calhoun, Missionary; Mrs.
Emily p. Calhoun. Two teachers IN the Sem
inaIy, one of them preacher.
Srk Ei GhHrb.--Daniel Bliss, Missionary ;
Mrs. Abby Maria Bliss, Miss Amelia G. TEN.
Pile, Teacher of the Female Boarding School
Six teachers in connect ton with this station
and Abeih.
Sidon.-Wm. w. Eddy, Missionary Mrs.
Hannah M. Eddy. Three native preachers and
five teachers.
Hasbsiya.-One ordained native preacher and
two helpers.
Deir FL Komr.-Wm. Bird, Missionary; Mrs.
Sarah f. Bird. Six teachers and one other
helper.
BhdhidHH.-W ID m. A. Benton, Missionary
Mrs. Loanza S. Benton. Nine teachers
Tripoii.-Henry Harris Jessup, J. Lorenzo
Lyons, Missionaries Mrs. Caroline Jessup,
Mrs. Catharine N. Lyons. Two teachers and
one other native helper
| HomS.-David M. Wilson, Missionary; Mrs
Emelne Wilson. One helper.
Stntioa NOT kaotcn.--Rev. VIM. M. Thomp-
son, ID. d., Missionary; Mrs. Maria Thompson.
out t-StatioHs.-Aramun Alma, Cana, Rash
beiya ell Fukkpar, Ibi, Ain Zehalty, Khelyam,
lIh ARGOS, Port OF TripOii.
The Presbyterans also have missions in
that country. The last news from Damascus
of the massacre OF five hundred Christians is
given without date, but it doubtless occurred
soon after the 23d OF June as oIr correspon-
dent at Beirut foreshadoWed the event.
Letters from the American missionaries in
Syria, received in this city, state that it is
hoped and believed that q n Der of the Pro
testant Chris Iians at Hasbeyia escaped. The
latest news from Sidon states that many of
the Protes tants in that region had been pro-
teeted by friendly Druses and Metawalies.-
This would indicate that some of the Drnses.
at least, were not quite as bad as the Turks
1tis certain. however, from the tone of these
advices, that there have been many murders
and that the sufferers there are in need more
than ever of the active aid and sympathies of
Christians everywhere.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
CroDs Re
NnTTnWAv

NOTTowAY Co. Va, July 90, 1860.
We have had an abundant rain, and the
corn and tobacco crops are rapidly improving.
Some very early tobacco had begun to but
ton," and will not make as much as 1t would,
but for the drought.
People seem TO be very quiet on the subject
of poii ,ics
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Sunday School Pic -Nie.-I>eigh street Sunday
School will make an excursion on the York
River Railroad to-day, and have selected a
beautiful grove al Boar Swamp for their pic
mic. These who wish 10 accompany them, can
procure tickets at the depot
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A COOP STATE roR MIxIsTERs-~hers /.
a iaw In Maine exempting from taxation .the
house and lot not exceeding two acres, /" owned
and occupied BY "any minister Of the gospel
In the actual exercise Of the pastoral fur ton
The actual course applies alike 10 all denomi-
nations
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Sword Prsssntatioa- Yesterday afternoon
was the time appointed for presenting Capt
Cary, of Company F. with "A sword, but owing
TO some unexpected delay the weapon did not
arrive. The presentation will take place on
the return of the corps from their mountain
trip.
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Iasoleaes Panishsd.-John Jones, a free ne.
gro, was arrested by officer Kelly for abus-
ing and attemptingt assault and beat John
Adams, white man. He was examined be-
fore The Mayor and sentenced 70 the lash.
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suMMER RESORTS.
4. 4 WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA -
81 "a n These Springs, so well known 20 the

.ss: 81 ss:s e: !. 4 'sss s:S +.
80. ~ vlrginla spsirgs, are situated AZ BATH
k,Gj Rr- HOUSE. in a beautiful and iettile valley
~ 81 vest OF the Virginia Central Eai ROAD, as
IN h0ro' Depot, 8 and miles east of The Hot and
HlesHne SprlnSs. and 40 miles east oi the White
Ea.phur SprfAgs The PICTURESQUE m. uatain see
r. IS ieanlIfa and nblime
4 Ibts ancient and celebrated Watering Place is
noted and esteemed l"r ts medicinal and curative
b @a4hiles, saiubTitA Of climate, heath siy.ng and
b s'easarc Baths. There are now i've W a X NJ
MATHS, OF the temperature OF g 70 ss degrees
Fshre. heI,; also, two GOLD sPklNG BATHS
" s ,o be regretted that no eaort has been here
s 'qiore made TO nollnet snn presnrve accurate
Nsefe Wan Baths If records of eases that have
-Arcn relieved and cured By them use. had been
2 I, rcsd and preserved. from their early opening
T. pla e OF Invalid visitation. doubtless volumes
III suon cases mle ht now he recorded But II is a
ara'isr oi sober history that very soon after the
1, scogcp Of the Warm sp'ings by civilized ma n.
Hsr, hccamc celebrated for their curatfVe quail
f,es n ,auous diseases, RS wea as for the mer
3B,,as IN the lpited States. They were muc6 ire
cleH'ed, ST mdeh labor and fatigue, ~ gYea, wul.
ffsdes. belore an, other Of the valuable Water.
as Faces n virginia were known.
RgtTE- ~ railroad fTom he prtnc pal cities q
the nied States 20 the Msllbero' .Depoi OF the
"a Central Railroad; thence by fine stase coaches,
ttsteF the care and MANAGEMENT Of responsible
s'uaemen,t nIteen miles over 2 well graded turn
istmo Md, Richmond, Petersburg or l., neh
larE. Va. in the morning. can come through 10
the Warm Springs the same day to supper.
The following is the auaiysls made ~ Fro'essor
M. h Ron ,FRs. of the University of VlrgIBIa:
The large Bath ls an oc' agon, Ss ieet IN dame
ter. is arena is 1853 ~ feet. he ordinary depth
eBk FIVE feet fit can he increased tn SKI the
na c apaeity rs SIS 50 feet, 43 533 81 gallons
Notwithstanding the leaks, this quantity OF water
Ell fow INTO the reservoir in one hour. The ave-
RAGE temperature of the Bath is 9s Fab. The gas
uach rises IN the Bath consists of nitrogen, with
minute Quantities Of sGlphuTetted hydrogen ami
carbonc acid Resldes this gas, each gallon of
water contains 5 cubic IE,hes of gas, consisting
y . .
Sulphuretted hydrogen...-. 03 -
CaTbruIc acid ..... -. 49,. i 90 H
The saline contents of one gallon of the water
sre as follows:
Auf.ate of lime .....-.......... 8 968
suiLa4ts oi nlagnesla, EPSON salts. .. . 9s4
Car boHHte of lime iWe--.-.............-..4
SltpABJe of line ............. 100
aLd tT2ce OF soda -.....-. uup0
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Otstruesion.-John Freeman, q free negro,
was conyic ted before the Mayor, yesterday, OF
obstructing the gutter on I'd street with loose
brick. aud fined S3-the lash being promised II
the offence is repeated.
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IpiPndest Gasg.-Sam Peters, Robert Her.
mes, Edward King, and John Hlx, free negroes,
Were convicted before the Mayor yesterday,
OF using provoking ard insoient language 10
jeremiah Ahern, and sentenced TO the lash.
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II A. BODEKER & CO., Apotheoarles ar
80 Drug gists, No. 10 Main street near Old
II Market, Richmond Va, will keep on hand
IA general assortment of pure Drugs. Medi-
Putty, Dye Stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes OF
all kinds Surgical Appliances, Burning, Fluid, Al
cohc, Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper. Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared ut all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
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DEATH FROM ASsAxs.BITx.--Am man named
Ja.nes Colors was bitten by q rattlesnake,
in Hardy CO., Va on Wednesday last. Hsw was
pioughing corn at the time, and did not live to
get to his mouse. He expired almost imaedi-
aisiy after the bite In great agony.
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The Great Eastern. With view to accom-
modate the thousands of persons, from all
quarters. who Will wish to visit the Great
Eastern, in Hampton Roads, on Friday and
will make five trips from this port. One Of
them will leave Thursday evening, onsFri-
Gay morning, one Friday evening, one Satur-
gay morning, and one Saturday evening All
VINO wish TO see the worlds wonder can do
so by securing passage on either of these
boats
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CAHRiAGES. CARR
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

p T.. L. ROBINSON,
SAS GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,
AA tsUCCEssnR TO LAIILEY R0BINs0N,)
Fourth and Franklin Streets, Richmond,
stock of MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PER-
FDMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, &c, which he
nhe at low prices Strict personal attention will
be given to ell the departments of the business
Orders for shipment will be promptly attended
TO and most carefully marked
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Dasgs,ossiy Wossded.-Ou Mondoy nisht
last Frenchman named AUGUST BLoUxAcK.
residing near the first toll gate on the West
and believed to be fatally wounded by julius
PRovosr, French gardener, who either lived
in the same house, or in the Immediate neigh
borhood. Yesterday morning, on learning
that the condition Of the wounded man was
very critical, Provost gave himeeif mp 10 con-
stable Phillips, by whom he was taken before
Justice Nettles and then committed to tho
county Jail to await an examination. Pro-
vosf states ibat he was aiding Bloumaek to
cap his revolver, when one Of the chambers
exploded, the ball entering B.'s abdomen an
inch or two to the right of the navel, and
passing through him, lodged In the m uscle Of
the back near the spinal column. Two ply
.iciaLs werecailed in to see the wounded man,
and both gave 1t as their opinion that his in
juries would prove fatal.
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Clear the Stree's.-Snndry parties have been
arraigned before the Mayor within a few days
past and fined, for obstructing the cutters and
bish.
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Rev. VIM. s. Pfummer, Of Pennsylsania, 10
10 deliver the address before the 9reenorisr
(val Agricultural Society, ON The Stat Of
August. asia
A marty Of guides of uhamou ak planted ths
French fisr on the summit Of Mont Blanc on
the 5th inss, With cries OF *vivs pEmpsrssr."
II IL said tbat Mayor Wood, Of New York,
VI 81 NrA 3enss oos1sa nsAnets,
= :::ssI. siSt ;,s ,sl:s's 8. \ g ls:ssssisss s,s
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TAILORING, &c.

THE CORNUCOPIA.-Ail who have not yet
4 purchased their supplies of NJ M r
CLOTHlNG, can do so now on more favorable
terms than ever before. Our stock is complete
with every article of Gentlemen's Wearing Ap-
paIel, the whole of which we are selling at such
Ieaueed prices as have never been nor can be
eeuaiied, Tor the purpose of making room Tor the
sppIoaehirg fFallI season The following is q
c99ndensed cone catalogue OF our stock: :
oisea oISth Dress Suits of all qualities.
rancy Cass. Business Suits, of every description.
ngnSutini msrseilles Vests, In endless variety.
,n.ack SIX Vests, hg ured and plain.
= Ii ihfse supply OF Linen and Marseilles Goods.
ioii assoL ntment OF Furnishing Goods. s 4
All OF the above Goods we guarnntse In be uer
feet IN every respect. N. WALKER I Co
los, corner NJ ain and Ilth styaats
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1ae Demoeraey--or q portion Of it--ars to
hold Douglas ratification meeting on .he
Capitol Square, 70 night, when delegates will
be appointed 10 the Staunton Convention.
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The Ksighfs Tsmpia, propose having drill
on the Capitol Square, next Tharsday nteht.
and have engaged the Armory Band 10 IA, :
nish music for the occasion.
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q RRitbmunh pispatrh.
pvCowaKp,NsHAmMERsLEy, nv

"a THE DAILY DISPATCH isserved TO sub
zsnr hers st six AND QUARTER cENrs PR wxxK,
S.yahe 10 the Carrier weekly, Price for msiIing,
n. A ,ear. or 92.s0 for ak months. IN advance.
f n. THE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH tsissuea
h~vsFy Tuesday and Friday ~ S2Je0, in advance.
I. - THE WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every
Er4Af and maiIed 20 suheorihers at 81 pc an
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. e. aE-:TA: w:s,.1Is. ssslss! .cssAsgiss
|l::!Iiss; Gs:Es;'i' Il h s|s!ss a;;l:'s !. 81 M
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PEKNsYLyANiA PoLiTIcs.-The Philadei-
rhia a"Pennsylyanian" has changed proprie-
tors, DIR. =. Morwitz retiring, sasceeded by
John IL. Brunnsr The Eseckiaridgs and
Laae nag has been hoistsd.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENr.-The fol-
IowiBgis a comparative sta tement OF the con-
dition OF the Banks of New York city, July
oIst and July 2sth:
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ia CARD.--As an induce insnt for iathi
YE1Ry hes to scjouTn at thesH foEIA HOTEL,
kI..1&-l during the months OF August and Sep
ttsmne,. the proprietots have reduced the price Of
Board 70 81 per DAY, or. .Si2 50 per week from Au-
gust '''' e. tos 6, sWKiAa Y WiLAlaisp.s ProDrietOrs.
Hyseia Hotel, Old Point Comfort
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VM MYsPRINGs.-These Springs will be open
4eyk&l for the reception Of Visitors on the 18th
gi June; They are situated directly on the Lynch.
pefs and Salem Turnpike, ten miles from Lynch
,,pts and four miies from Forest Depot. on the
si,lplh and Jenpessse Railroad. at which Depot
2sna rpm The Springs. Psrscns from Eastern
srass,ssas snls sss sSr,h cs,piln. sgmrs as gvss
TVsG is' s''' isassl y :s;;:.i:,s n: n
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OaANsE COURT HOtsE, VA. -, IS5B.
AsLh MIR, -. SIR The undersigned re-,
NEA Yspectfully announce that they have Ie eased
S$J..AE~ i the EXCHANGE HOTEL, at Orange q.
II and having had 1t thoroughly repaired and
rafurnshed, are now ready for the reception of
guests.
Oranse c. II is situated in country well known
for the beauty of its scenery, and the healthful-
ness of its climate and being accessible from
every direction, has long been favorIte summer
resort.
TIL, Proprietcrs pledge their hest Efforts 10 Sc
cure the comfort of their patrons. Their IA BL r.
shall always he furnish with The hest the market
affords; and in establishing first class Hotel at
this place. they hope to be sustained by the ratron
age of the public
no HORSES ard BUGGIFS always in read-
ness for the aceoEmod ation Of the guests of the
house Respectfully.
~ la-Im Yates S CITItEN
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Il rHE ASHLAND HOTEL This
AMELIA WHITE SULPHUR

A. A AMELIA w HiTE SULPHUR
ls...&I i wATERiNG PLACE situated az niles
from IeIersyiile. on. the Richmond and DaavliIe
lst July, when there will always be convevarce
TO take the visitor 10 and from the Springs
TERMs.-S50 per month, $40 per week, and a.
pei day.
On The 4th of July there will be a grand military
display Of Six volunteer companies. An oration
delivered by the Rev, H. MclLwAisE, and reading
oi DECLARATION OF Independence by Col. CRUNP.-
Tiiting Nj afoL. hetwesn the Tnnherlan mi nd and ame
"a Troops; and ~ . o. CLOCK the evening, there
S!l be grand military party, when the Queen OF
Love and Beauty Will be crowned. We are max
iAg arrangements TO accommodate on that occa-
sion several thousand persons.
Ie N-1lns THOs. c.. WILSON A kQNH
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a. SAMUEL =; BHRcH % pow in my
msf ,snds and patrons to ss usI ana a,s sss,n .1,-
" ReFis, s,'91is siEt!;s sss s.saIj4iSs &
s''s' ND WI 'ijl h; Is y
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, FOR SALE

"lNDEPENDEN ."FUR SALE
~ will Sc u. for want of use my horse, known
As<Aas - IN DEEPEN DENCE.' at bargain,
together with new TROTTING w sGON and
HARNESS. The horse IS well known in tb is CRY.
and is warranted 10 be sound, fast. gentle ard
StytlSh Any one wishing a bargain I'll call on
address ]. 4TLEY NORTON,
iy 80 81 At Fisher & Norton's, 235 Broad ST.
4 nsIekS HACK AND HORs sEsN
GtIle1G FOR 5 A Il Ell have for sale l~~N
PrirGtelg a nice HACK and aNEA
pair of good HORSES, which viii be sold low, #
immediate Gppilce ton be made to
jy 4ts R. l.. DICKINSON. 73 Nam st.
.dHTsaS FOR SALE "A secord hand TOP
y5IE152G BUGGY, in perfect order. and an ex.
~ cellent set of DOU Bile HARNESS.
to be sold bargain.
Apply at EARNEST'S Stable, on 18th street.
between Franklin and Grace, at this office.
Ie 23-ts
4St1slR CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES...
GSSCF1S The suLScfiber has on hand ,at his Coach
SS---Sx- Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between lain and Cary, tl3th and 14th sts, J
near the ConmbiaL Hotel, COACHES. CHARfO-
TEES, BAR0UCHES, BUGGIES, with and with
ost tops, and SULKl ES-all of his own make, OF
the best material and woTkmanshIp-all of which
will be sold as low good work of the kind can be
in the city of Richmond, and respectfully ask
call from those in want of any article IN the Car
rage line, as aIn ermIned to make TO order and
10 sell at the lowest prices possible; and all work
sold that Is new, warranted
fe Adm MICAJAH MANGUM.
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..A BKAINAKD HOUSE,

YM4 ELMiRA, NEW YORK.
ls.0 T.. BLOSSOM. PROPRIETOR,
(totmerly Proprietor of the Blossom House, Ro-
chester, N. W
This large and commOdlous Hotel, at the jun ction
Of the n. Y. and +, r, r. with the roads leading
from Baltimore to Niagara Falls, is now open for
the reception or visitors. &,
Pure air, fine scenery, we'll stocked lafder. good
beds and attentive servants, are some of the at
fractions travellers No efforts will he spared to
continue Its character as a FIRST CLASS no
TEL.
Passengers desiring to visit Niagara Falls can
procure through tickets TO Baltimore, at which
pos mt through tickets be procured 10 the Falls
by the Northern Central Railroad, the shortest
ard most expeditions route to Elmira, Canada
and the Northwest.
REFERENCES:
IoTS b.KI q RsTSTSFPF kESSEPE, Esq Washington.
ZENus BARNuM, Esq,
+. W BRSNETr, p.l,
X. b. COLEMAN, Eutaw House, ~
9. G. ADkRoN,
RENJ. PhRYE. Esr,} u.xx,s,
WM. GARRETT" { h"i'i'o's' ~ l0-2m
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Warm Springs, June 18th, 1860.

"A NOTtCE.-The AMELIA SPRINGS
YEM will he Ike pit open for the Jeception of WIS.,
A..llMA i itors during the season, as heretofore.
TAOS. C. WILSON Il SON.
RI Persons wishing information, address
" 2l-lm N F. WILSON, MANAGER
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aslA ssHyCCo spKIfGS, WARREN
lE16th Of JULY, for the accommodation Of
visitors. A STRONG CHALYBEATE SPRING,
which is thought to be equal to any. has been dis
covered upon the premises since the close of last
season, within six hundred yards of the Hote.-
large two-story BOWLING AND BILLIARD SA-
LOON will be constantly open for the amusement
of visl ors. free Of charge. A SPLENDID BAND will
be IN attendance during the season
SH0CGO SPRINGS are distant II miles South
from the Warrenton Depot, on the Raleigh and
Weldon Railroad. Mr.. w. X. PHILLIPS will be
in readiness, on the arrival of each train of cars,
with comfortable coaches, to convey company TO
the SPRINGS In The shortest tme without the least
detention.
RATEs OF BoARp.-Per day. 81 50; per week
SO; per month, S25. Single meal, so cents. Chit
dTe" and Servants, half prlce. jy 9-lm
sEA 9SPRiNGS are opened for the reception
ss.allAs of visitors. They are situated Is miles
west OF Staunton, on the Vlrsinia Central Rail
road, the cars stopping at the door There are
here two alum streams-one caly beate, one heal
Ing-and free stone springs, all OF superior qua
hty. These mineral waters have already become
celebrated for their medicinal virtues
Board per month, or rs days......... S25 90
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jy 6-dlm G. ". BURRtss.