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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

THAT SLAYER IN MOBILE AY-The story
gong the rounds about cargo of slaves having
been landed in Mobile Bay, turns out q hoax.
The story sprung from the fact, that q planter
from Alabama had been TO u more northern
market. and Whie there had purchased a lot
OF hands for his plantation, which he took
home, and landed from small coasting vessel
chartered for the occasion. The negroes all
talked good English, were fat and jolly, un-
derstood how 10 do all kinds of work required
upon plantation, and, in fact. WIRE true spe-
cImens of The Sambo race, as beheld every
where in Old Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

IMPROVEMENTS IN In JA.--The English
have already completed four hundred and
thirty-two miles of railway In IEdia, at an
expense of upwards of twenty millions OF
dollars. and in two years, If the improve
ments slready begun are finished, there VIII
be ten times that number of miles OF ailmsy
completed. Telegraphs accompany every line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

Fici0aS Coir.--On Saturday morning last, a
good deal of excitement was created on 9th
street, near the Second Market, by the capeTs
OF L vicious COW, carried there for sale. The
animal, al first. upset apple baskets, turned
over yege tables, ran after passers- by, and ell
made charge on meat cart; but the owner
could not be induced TO drive her away. FL
Dally, she made plunge at little boy son Of
Mrs. Todd tossed him on her horns, cut and
bruised his face and mouth, and in all pro ba
biiity would have killed him., If left alone "a
few seconds Such animals should yer be
brought to the city under any prelex,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

THE LAST OF THE BUNKER HILL HEROES
An interesting celebration took place at Milton
Mills. N. H., on the 7th instant, IL being a
birthday anniversary, the subject of the COM
menoration himself being present. Ralph
Barnham, n veteran of the Revolution, on
that day attained the one hundred and fourth
year of his age. He Is undoubtedly the only
one alive of all those who took part in the
battle of Bunker Hill, either on this or the
other side of the Atlantic, as il is highly i'm
probable. after the lapse Of eighty-fiy years,
that any other can be alive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

THE GRAVE OF E,g.- In the old graveyard
in Watertown, near Mount Auburn Mass. =,
Zone of the oldest in the country. Is IN ,ss-
covered tombstone, containing the following
Inscription: Here lies ye body OF Mrs. Eliza
he ID, wife Of Mr.. Adam Eve, who died July
p n, l135, in ye 18th year OF her age"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

TIL. BIGGEST TaBE IN MAssAoBusErTs.-
correspondent writes us that the iargest
tree In Massachusetts 10 An American Elm
tree, situated upou the Hrsosrd farm, Ia
Ner'h Ahdeysr, Il 10 one hnudrse ard tsa
frst Ia hsisht. and t,s bresshes ssresH pnr
h bus6red fs.t ia width, It's sis,h, st s.s fssi
from tss e.o.pi', .nrAsa.as ,str's ssv" ana n
hatF Essh,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

CtnsL-On Saturday morning last, lady
made her appearance at The FIRST Market.
house, in search of n magistrate, 10 whom sb 9
cruelty of her husband, Michael Fitz. Her
upper iIp was cut open, near the centre, down
to her teeth, which she said he had done with
his boot. she was sent to 4 ply siclan TO have
itsewed up, and If she does uot relea and de-
cline TO prosecute her kind lord, VIII have & II
opportunity OF testifying against him bt fore
The Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

Ac.tdsaf.-Os Friday las, MIR. Margsnx tel a,
an employees at the Tredegar Works, he'd oue
OF his hands terribly crushed by the falling o.
a heavy wheel, which rs was aiding TO n.o, q
AZ the time. One of his fingers was erusht Il
on, and the entire hand SO badly in jared that
IL Will be almost useless in the future, even II
amputation should not prove necessary.
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Rirllmonb plsI1Fh.
TERMS oPABvERTISIlvG.
The Marshall Theatre !. now heir,

IHedtr'.-The MarshaH Theatre Is now be ing
renodelled In the in terior-- he auditorium be-
ing Increased in size by the removal of ihs
wall which has heretofore been the division
between the boxes and the lobby. The modern
improvements In seats are being introduced,
ana tne building will, when the repsirs are
York theatres in point of elegance aud com
fort. H. will be regularly opened about the
last OF August, and the cem pauy has already
been engaged. The first performances will b..
given by the Cooper Opera Troupe, which is,
we believe, the first English opera company
now In the u United S.ates -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

TAILoHs PRESSED --J J udging from the large
demand for military equipments, from all
parts of the country the martial spirit of tho
United States is remaI Ikably high Military
tailo's in New YORK are represen ted ~ press cd
beyond measnre-N y. JURr. of Com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

TEE Hoa CsoLsRA,~~Thc hos eholers 10
prrsstlinsia ia tbs vicinity Of nysssst !li~, Tsn.
nexste, pas RentIrfahe sssidiHE pn kensnsrs
snsS sngs smother has had cne hundred ~
b.et amt So a., The fs.tsst sef~s - srsr shs
~sssa & sts 1i.s very ne, asrs eststsl misE.
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CHESLEY KINNEY,
jP J1-lmN PROPRIETOR
- FAUQVItE WHIIE SULPHUR

A. FAU0tIFE WHITE SULPHUR
y AT TSPRINGS.--These Springs situ 4ted flty
.s---.Iza~- miles west OF Washington city, vii ne
Ulturn or the 18th of June. as a. first class " A
TERN rs Sta bLISHMENT. he subscriber
having become the purchaser. y i'll make every eff
i'fi. with cpmpeteHt 4SSstan's, Lo eStahIFh
their former h ~ reputation hey uiay Ue reached
~ hours from Baltimore. three from AlesnndrIa,
and eight from Richmond. by Railroad. with about
miles OF sta-Iug, over q good turnpike
RATES 80 ct nfs per real; 81 30 per day; 9 9
pei week; 80 yer calendar month, and $50 for
two months children over two arc under twelve
yeates and cui'Ted servants half price white ser
wants fhree -iOurths-h0rsa> 50 cents per day. Ad-
dress subscriber, "Warrentnn Springs"
ROBERT HUDGIN.
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WtEhdra eH--- Miehelberry Yarborout b
charged with threatening to assault and beat
Samuel Il. Baughn and ms wife, appeared be-
fore the Mayor last Saturday 10 undergo an
examination. The complainant stated that
the accused had apoiogized for his conduct
and at his request the warrant was dis mia sed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

A STRIKE AGAINST THE BCTCHERs. An
aggregate of 1000 workmeu In Sheffield, Eng
land, have publicly signified their detsrmipa-
tion to "abstain from the use of butchers
meat until there is a reasonable reduction la
the price of it,"
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Rsady for Nork.-The water has been turned
into the canal ard b;sIn, and the Tredegar
and other establishments, including the Gal
lego Mills, can now resume operations as soon
as they wish
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s..a AMELIA HIrh sULPHUo

"a aq "A a LLfH " ~ 4 n 81 LFTE Z
FFR Y YSpRINGS. This beautiful ard heaitfr
G1sES-L WAPt RING PLACE, situated 21a miles
L"m J Jet~rsvie, on the K chmond and DanvIe
Railroad. 50 miles from Richmond. will be open
Ist July, when there will always be a conye. ance
- taGe the VISITOR to and from the Springs.
TERNs.-S3O Per month, $40 per week, and So
per day.
On the 4th of July there will be a grand military
dspat Of SIX volunteer companies. An Grafton
delivered 10y the Rev. r MCILwAINE E. and reading
al Declaration ut dependence by Col. CRUMP.--
A. clock IN the afternU n. there Will be a grand
ii.uug NJ latch. betweeg the Cumberland and Anne
.p Troops; and at o'clock IN the evening, there
Vii be a grand niiitdgy party, when the Queen of
Love and Beauty will be crowned. We are max
lrg arrangements to accommodate on that ocea-
son several thousand persons.
l4-2ius FHDS WILL A. SONS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

NAvAL.-Lieut. j. IL. Shots, e. S, Navy,
tried by general couri-martiai, was acQuii-
ted of oil the charges alleged. The court also
characterize the conduct OF Commander
Lockwood ia preferring lhem ss highly re-
prehensible,'' and condemn. the system of es-
mi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

Retiring me Armory.--The G. overnor has not
yet commenced work to fl up the State Armo-
nv for the manufacture of firearms. We do
not know that the Commissioners have yet
recommended plan, but IL they have, and
Eirginia intends to put reliable weapons in
the hands Of her citizen seldiery, there is no
time to lose. Improved arms can he purchased
nowhere at this time, and the State cannot
manufacture rifles for her own use IN much
less than two years. II she begins her improve.
ments al once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

A, 4 a H &. \ SPnl, nese
wa YSfRl NtS are opened for the reception
AZ OF visitors They are situated IS miles
pcs. OF Staunton, on the Vrkipia Central RAN
rad, the cars stopping ut he door. There are
here two alum streams-une caiy beate, one heal
gHE-and Tree stone springs. all OF superior qua
uty. These mineral waters have ALREADY Lecome
celebrated for their medcin virtues
Board per month, or p days...-..... s rs 90
Children and Servants half price. -
1b-dlm c, w. BTRRTSS,
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DEAD.-Dr. Geo. +. Crump, native of Fred
ericksburg, Va, but for many years promI-
nent citizen of Vicksburg, Miss. died on the
:e2d uit. He commanded a company of the Mis-
sissippi regimen at The battle OF Monterey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

FoE VALoR.-The British officers of tho
Mediterranean squadron have presen ted Tom
Sayers with gold medal, similarly inscribed
to the Victoria Cross medal, and bearing the
words /" for yalor."
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A MONSTER BUTTERFLY-A gentleman in

A MONSTER BUTTERFLY.-A gentleman IN
Westchester, N y, a few days since, captured
two butterflies of very large dimensions One
of them measures seven inches from tip TO tip
OF the wings. They are of 4 brownish color,
and belong TO the class known as iftacuS Cs-
eroptq. Il il very rarely that so large speci-
mems are found.
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A ROCkBKii5DG mATii>,

y. 'HSY ROthBRlDGk T. CO, VA,
,4...aII9E~ situated nine miles from Goshen Depot
on the Virginia Central Ranr0ad, and eleven
miles from Lexington. THIS dehehtiul ) u MINER
hkSORl viii be open on the 2Uth June. Persons
leaving Richmond by the Central Railroad. or
Washington City b} the ORANGE and alexandria
Fatroad, IN the morning, Will reach the Baths by
o'clock in the evening. Persons coming ifOm the
Southwest. via LsnchDurs, may reach the Baths
either by the ORANGE and Central Railroad or by
the James kIveT Packet and stage Coaches.
Col. C. =. LEE, Superintendent for
10 -fw r. in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

Fsloniss.-The following criminal cases have
been sent on to Judge Lyons, since his elec-
tiop, for trial:
Edward r. Cooper, attempting to kill his
wife, Mary A Cooper on llth June.
James 5. Fanhorn, stabbing Jas. K. Grafton,
on the I'd June.
Joseph n. Gill, stabbing Jas. H. Davis, on
the ID of June.
Samuel II Rice, stealing a gold watch and
chain, valued at S15, and s. in money, frcm
Henry Backman, on the 25th of June.
The following cases have been sent on to
Judge Meredith. for trial at the next term Of
The Circuit Court:
Samuel Jeford, of Boston, stealing $50 from
Martin l. Covington, of Charlotte county, on
tho 18th of May. The prisoner has been be-
fore The Judge on habsaS corpN', and refused
bail
Peter Gayly, passing spurious coin on I'm.
II Daley and VIM. Culllngworth, on the I'd OF
April
Thomas Wilkinson and John Lpscomb
breaking and entering the s'ore-house OF g.
L. Word X Bro. on the lst of NAV.
VIM Martin, OF New York, breaking and
entering the store. house of Porter Harris K
Horner, on the 26th of May.
Lucien Landrum, stabbing VIM. ManteI, on
the 7th of April
James Baker. Thos. Wilkinson and John
Lipscomb breaking and entering store hous Sc
OF Henry Miller, on the 27th of April, and
stealing 800 worth of boots and shoes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

ILLINoIs.-The census returns already re =
ceived at Washington, from Illinois, clearly
Indicate tie total population of that Stats 10
be 100000 against ISL, 600 In 1850
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Drunk-John Bennett. for assaulting and
beating his wife and children, has been Gagged
for trial,
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Proper Dratndge.-The city will bs compelled
Ia short time, 10 run culyerts along all her
principal streets, TO protect the .feal,h of her
CITIZENS and the sooner the WORK Is commenced
the better for all classes. On Saturday last
the Mayor had before hnn a score or more of
proper ty holders and business men, to show
cause why they should not be fined for per-
miting soap sudS and waste water to flow
from their lots into the public streets and the
only defence they could make was that there
were no pa Bile CulvertS a to which they could
conduct the waste from their hydrants and
kitchens, and they were compelled to get rid
OF 1t by eInptyins IL into the street cutters,
even to the annoyance of the public AS the
population increases, this annoyance will be-
come greater, until it is upeudurable and to
pre- vent such result, the proper authorities
ought 10 set to work. Disguise il as they may,
puoiIc culverts must be resorted TO sooner or
iater, and To ensure their erection it would be
wise poltcy TO lay q special tax property
holders for the psrpose, and have the culverts
speedily commenced. That portion of the
city south Uf Broad, and imme ediately east
| aud west of LIST street, might be drained by
Il cuivert along ist street TO the sewer run.
ming through Peniteniiary bottom. The
WORK would cost no great deal, and yet
would be of Infinite value. East of 18th stree t.
| on Main, the principal cuivert in that section
OF the city ought to be continued TO 2Jlh street
At once, or dish CUTTERS across Main street. at
every square, ought 10 be made, so that The
draining CT eight or ten squares on Main and
Franklin streets would not De thrown in to a
single drain, to become unhealthy and often
sive. 1t is really time that the "city fathers"
were beginning to systematize all their street
| improvements, so as to ensure cleanliness aud
| cofnIorti ana until they are prepared to carry
out some general plan, they ought to arrange
| for scavengers, whose duty ii would be to re-
move all unhealthy substances from the city
every day. We know it will require u good
| deal of money to put through general plan,
| but taxpayers are not apt To complain al bur-
| thens which are imposed TO protect their
| health, and if they do, the CouLci ought to
| take the responsibility, and do whatever is es-
| sentialiy necessary to the general prosperity
| OF our thriving and beautiful city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

fNunttrdtto and Bel. A the National Gar .
den, on I'd street, Tonight, the Armory Band
Is to give a grand concert, TO be followed by
fire works, illumination, and ball.
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Iarsafsrssg. William Rodgers, William
Malitper, wt,linTa brown and Joseph eeun.
Hers. were esresf~d and -espd en- A~iarsay,
fss shrsasshins thn ttfs us wsn. Wa;i~r,,
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To he Tyisd Michael Fitzpatrick has been
arrested and Gagged for cruelty beating his wife,
Ellen.
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Daring OKt-ag.-On Friday night last, one
of the glass windows of Messrs. Fisher 4 Nor
toms shoe store, on south Broad, between Sd
and jth streets, was broken by u large iece OF
iron which was desiguedly thrown agaInstit {;
and AS the noise attracted no attention the
rogue who committed the deed Lnen heiped
himself 10 about $50 worth OF buots and shoes
which he could reach by putting his arm
through the broken pane, and made his escape
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16

Deadly Weapons Daniel. slave to b. Pat
rum, was ordered i5 stripes for carrying fire.
arrna
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Attempt 10 Mardsr aHd ReJ.--Between the
hours of 10 and IL o'clock last Friday night,
two negroes, Lewis and Henry, In the employ
of Mr.. John ID. Quaries, made a daring az
tempt 10 murder and rob DIR. Charles Cum
Bingsnm. q grocer on souih fain street, be-
tween eth and 2jth stree t., but did not suc-
ceed in their design, The.negroes are en-
ployed in Mr.. q. IS brick-yara. and were in the
naoit OF visiting CupniBghafn's grocery. just
as cunningham was about TO close his iron
coor Tor the night, the Two fellows made their
appearance and asked him IL he had any mo-
iasses, saying tnat they wished TO purchase a
pint Cunningham stopped down by the bar
rel 10 serve then and while in that posi,iou
Henry struck him a yioleat blow on the righ,
side OF his head with a large stone stunning
him, and another on The back of the head
Cunningham Immediately spraug into the
street, crying murder. and just ~ that ins tan
four sailors made the.r appearance. On learn.
Ing the cause of the alarm, they rushed in 10
the house, followed by Canning CHAM, and af-
ter search, found the prisoners concealed in
Inc rear OF the grocery. They Were at orcc
taken into custody, tied and handed over to
watchman Franklin and partner. who took
them 10 the cage. When they entered the
store. Henry was armed with a large stone.
and Lewis with a dogwood e!ub, about two
aud half feet long and five inches in circ UNI
terence. Henry admitted having struck Cum
ningham with the stone, bat gave no reason
for The act. The prisoners were examined be-
fore the Mayor last Saturday morping and,
after patient hearing, were remanded TO the
Hastings Court, TO be tried for their lives.
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DOMESTIC TRAGEDY-A Borgia.-Miss HUI
dah Ann McCraney died few weeks since in
Medford, n. Y, under suspicious circum-
stances, and an inves tigation has proved that
she was poisoned with arsenic. Her step
mother, Elizabeth McCraney. has been arrest
ed as her murderer. A letter in the Tribune
says:
She is about fifty years Of age. a woman of
unusually brilliant, not 10 say dashipg ap-
pearance, showing that she once possessed
rather remarkable degree Of beauty, the re-
nidIhs OF "nlcn sun exist. Her features are
clearly cut and the expires sion of her mouth
indicates great decision of character and un-
common executive ability Her eve is sharp
ana penetrating. BY mauy, q distinct and re-
markabie resem blauce is seen between Mrs
McCraney and Mrs. Cunningham. She was
married TO Mr.. McCraBey early in 1859 taking
70 DIS mouse her own daugh' 'er, Lucia Baker
Nr McCraney was her third husband her
second. Mr.. Baker, having died under rather
peculiar circumstances. OF her previous his
tory, very little is now known. Her father is
a Methodist preacher, residing ia Wisconsin,
at fralrie du ChIen. On her mothers side,
she is SAID TO be related to Aaron Burr
She was one OF the witnesses at the inouest
ana her testimony was given in very calm
ana collected manner, though from some ap-
peafances ihe spectators were led to believe
tnat her seif-p0ssessiOn was assumed and
maintained by a severe effort, Her second
husband, Mr.. Baker whose death was lust
now alluded to, was a resident of this county
and the fact adds 10 The excitement prevailing
in the community. Mrs. McCraney has al
ready stated that Huldah McCraney is the
seventh person she has been accused of poi
sonine. She was conveyed to Jail on last Sun
day morning, where she will remain till the
time for her trial, which will take place in
December next. In the minds OF those who
know The accused, and who saw her at the in
quest, there seems not TO be u shadow OF doubt
that she IS gully, and guilty ofunnatural cru
ely Tor the testimony be tore the Coroner ap-
peared 10 show that she had daily admins
iefed poison while pretending TO nurse the
daughter she was numbering
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fasA Ass.~SAsasfsea, stssr !, n. =. t.hYss.ish,
sss..rl As.sssa WfIs. =
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Flag PrsseHtation.--The Young q uard Light
Battalion are drilling regularly, 50 as 10 per
feet themselves for their contemplated "trip to
Baltimore in October next. New members are
joining the corps every week, aud The I'D ones
are untiring in their efforts TO win back tor
their company the title II once enjoyed. OF
crack corps of the city" We have heard IL
iniImated that the ladies intend presenting
the Young Gaurd with an elegant nag, before
they start 10 Baltimore.
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Fus.-About O'Clock yesterday morning,
a store on Main street, between 7th ana etD,
known as the Temple OF Fancy" was dis
covered TO be on fire in the rear part. Before
the flames got fairly under way the hremea
arrived, and extingoished them speedily. The
stock OF goods was slightly damaged by smoke
aud water, but all the loss was iuliy covered
by insurance. The fire is believed 10 have
been the work OF an IncendlarY.
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YEyfYMoNRoE COUNTY, VIRGINIA; The
81 ~Iz-l pIoprletors Of this old and celebrated
Watching Place respectfully inform he public that
their place VIII be open for the reception of vsi-
tors on the lst Of May We must conine ourselves
to mere enumeration of the diseases tor the cure
"t winch TINS water is celebrated, refeIrin2 the
reader 10 panphiet Just published by William
burke NJ. d., which will lie sent free OF charge by
the propretors on application. The diseases for
the relief Of which this water is most remark
able --e chronic phthsis, laryngitIs, bronchitis,
functional uincase of the heart, hype rtrophy of
me heaTt, InucnLS diaIrHTa, lrrltahlllty of the
nefVes-prodlklns steeplessness, irritation of the
kidneys aud bladder hthlc GcId fravel, chronic
affections nf the liver, amonoTI hfra, dy smenCr
IhPa, EienoTrhasla, Chror. srlentIs chronic gas.
tritIs hemorThoids, scrQiul Oh rome eruptlons of
the SKIN. The Depot o. thus place is on the Va
and Tenn. Railroad, NerDeFn (now Dublin }
whence, before the first Of uIy passengers will be
convey ed tTi-wesAly, bf dayIt tht distance of 80
miles, over tine road ard through most pictu
resque and beautiful scenery. From the first nf
July 10 the hrst Of October there will be n DAILY
LINE, and after the FIRST of October again tri-
weekly hlle any visitors remain.
This Is the shortest, most direct, and best route
70 tne Wine Sulphur, whittier the Stages wall pro
coed "ia Salt Sp pIUr akiils their Dlght stand at
Bed Sulphur. There vii be constant and resu-
lar q. inmun cation by STAGES with White and Salt
Sulphur. and the Sweet aud Red Sweet Springs.
Daily mails arrive from North ana South.
Z. s. CAMPBELL Il co.
Al As.i.. @.