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Gusd s .ns q Gs us
IL 2,elock NJ of Saturday, July 18th, 1854.
log, dcr different msnsionf PRO rata Drices) The
proposals must stae the price per thopsAnd sheets,
nsei IN the rs usas Of the p $
PER thousand sheets, and the numyer Of Thousand
a. 4hish dsSsy can b .sa
e,ter rodce OF acceptance Of bid
tnct:vs e6.raeten,,iS or rsrk, 70 ci.tnsulsS ].
from other ms nuf.ctures. models or draEin.s Of
ma:s 3 Ssn mshoS
which the distinctive cheracterisnc or mark Ia
Ihs rl.oe Of delivery to be either 9. New York
81 81 afa 20 p .sss
m1't ~ marked with ,hs proposed We ght per tn0u
ssnd shee. !ofh b, II i1ohes.) snd with the name
0G.rs, vii DO received only from the manufse-
BIDS Of sslIs o. intermediate parties will not DO
h and Nos
raHsr," and 9 cddI essed 70 the Secretary OF the
s6, an; or BID. as hs
OF tne Sovernmentin his opinion may resume;
is % st.vtJul,1a Secretary Of ,hs Trsssurv.
Cay OF oHAh 5ksTew MAstAoHU-
snltED PRoPosALs endorsed as suoh, will b, re-
oelTed OF the wafer GOnlmu g1oners uuGl July
Stth 1889, 70. building . Dam, Re .orvoir. and .
spec, hcationa Of tbs different oiaeses work,
snll fJrmston conosrnIIg the same can BE- o.,
tzIntd on opp loatlnn to the Water Commits 81 oners
or tLg lne.r at Sharl sstown.
Bonds with suretes Will be required from parties
prN osnz.
The Uommi siorers reserve the rish. to accept
thai while h, unqer sl cl on ms -snces lhsr
dean mo- tsToraEls TO the Interests u me CITY,
or rsis { all pro posals ofs ed.
For Water Goa mIssioDers.
q. L.. SEEVENSOr.
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80 -! n9t harm The most delicate con ~
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Lnn.oe; Ina, and IN Washington by 3. Q. FORD
sSlnst 1tn greet and Pa ave; N Alexandria, "
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JOHNSON 4 NAaLK.
JOHNSON q NA6LE,
have On hand, and ofsr for sale, In cash b by u
single dozen:
HILBERT CO.'S BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS & CO.'S BRO. STOUT,
Do. do. XXX PORTER,
KNOX & SONS ALLOA ALE,
YoUNsER's INDIA PALE ALE,
TENNENT's sco1oH ALE, Xxx.
JOHNSON q NAGLE
invite the attention Of Restaurant. and Families
10 their wellselec;ed
stock OF Groceries
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WINES, BRANDIEs, GINS, WHISTLES,
PORTS, MADEIRAs, sHERRIEs,
BITTERS, &C., &C.,
directly out Of bond-by the gallon or dozen.
TOBACCO and sE6ARs, of all kinds.
PARAFFINE and ADAMANTINR CANDLES.
JOHNSON 3 NAaLE,
my 10-3n 2ss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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HsOR1-sERR CERTzAk RAILWAY.
ala s&a,;sst, Gssss.u s.s Beer EssssJfs< BssrS-
NEsT, NOREa iEp NoETuMEET.
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no. 80 North rtssf, RsItnrsre,
EfoCH LEWIS, senl SuseTiDt's, Altooas. Pa
=. 4. hCBPT, Sen'l FIokef Ag't. pLils6siphis.
=, II, HoVSZOk, CsnI FREIGHT Agent. PhIs-
ssipsiS s-Civ
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I.rlStS Sfssy5zg Ca~s on I'll Nlghf TrssHS
SfsaSETg Saloon Cars sr Ell TTGlHs.
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pR. hcLSAT'5 UNIVERSAL PTI,J.s

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Osrrer 3dri End Flks =ts., -. i.oa.s, sis.
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" oreasfershife Sauce.

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I" Tall Les Pa-
, ms that their EeNs(
q highly esteemed
n India, and In. In
NY opinion, the NEST
5alahblo, as well -
The most wholesome
Ssses thatrs ma1c.S
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CAPTAIN HUsE TO MAJOR GORGAs.


LARGE PURCHASES OF STEAMSHIPS, BATTERIEs,
RIFLES, ETC., BUT "oUr OF MONEY OUT OF DEBr.".
.s4e lAvERpooL April /, 1852
To MAJOR J. GoRoAs, c. s. Artillery, War Depart
ment-
have had great diflcul.ics to contend with in
shipping the field artillery which, AZ have previously
informed you. should soon send from Hamburg.
Aessrs Frazer, Trcnholme Co., OF this city placed At
my disposal fine shp-the Bahama-which supposed
would take all tho batteries 1t s found, however that
the cargo difficult 70 stow that bus six bat
teres be taken beard the Bahama. ! went 70
Hamburg TO superintend in person tho shipment;
but finding soon after my arrival that every step
took was watched BY spies sent from London by tho
United States Minister as well as by the United States
Consul in Hamburg and by larning that this Consul had
declared publicly that the ship, being known to have
Confederate government property board, would be
captured, after taking legal advice and carefully con-
siderng tho matter, determined to leave Hamburg and
endeavor sI Of the batteries to purchasers
OF such merchandise In England. accordingly came to
this country and sold the whole ten batteries TO Capt
Bakey, late of the Royal Artillery, who is now engaged
In the manufacture artillery He is In Hamburg,
attending the shipping OF the batteries just after my
arrival in England. received telegram from Hamburg,
informing that one OF the lighters from which the
Bahama receivng her cargo had been into by
British steamer under charge Of Hamburg pilot, and
SUNK with eight pieces and carriages &C., board.
T.ee are reasons for thinking that the pilot bibe6
to cmmt the act, and the inhGbants being upd~jSs0usiv
opposed 70 the confdesacy, Is p,oahe that Wiu b.
the satisfaction however, this morning, OF receiving
despatch from Captain Bakey, informing me that tho
lighter had been raised and the water being reeh, the
carriages Lot materially injured lnmedatey on my
the remainder Of the batteries left by the Bahama, and
such other articles as might be ready. .C.ss
have the satisfaction of boing able to inform you thas
have succeeded in engaging the steamship neita for
burg. From Hamburg shc will proceed to London, and
there take on board the following articles
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Rebel Accounts.
THE INVESTMENT OF CHARLESTON.

l.l
TnH EMMY IN sToyo RIvER--BoxBA.pAEST on COLES
LsIAND-EvAcuATioN ros;rioSs.
During the forenoon OF Tuesday courier from Battery
Island brought tho that the enemy making a
demonstration In that nsghborLood In afternoon
the steamer Marion, Captain Flynn, reached the city
from Stono river bringing the details OF the
Of the Yankee gunboats In that stream
IL appears that tho gunboats, four In number, and
all being small and schooner rggea having sounded and
buoyed Stono Inlet crossed the bar clock
Tuesday morning. Que Of them, while passing in got
aground and remained the three others succeeded in
entering the ha Dor, ana pened vigorous
Are OF smell upon Coes Island Previous 10 the appear
Of the gunboats, our defensive works Coles
Island had by order or General Pomborton, been dis
manted and the guns removed. When the enemy had
opened the attack Colonel Capsrs the commander Of the
post carrying out his Instructions burned the barracks
cut down the flagstaff and with his forces, evacuated
Ths enemy g gunboass, finding that our men had re-
treated steamed slowly up the river keeping up rapid
and finally anchored near Battery Island and Legars
VILE Upon the approach Of tho gnboats positions
Battery Island were also evacuated and the quarters
burned.
[From the Charleston Courier OF May 2l.]
Tho vessels which approached the entrance -four
IN number, one or which got ashore the bar, and
,hree into the harbor at Sono all OF them being
small vessels steam propsllers and schooner rgged
They Immediately commenced shslng Coles island
Goat and Kiawah Islands, and as heavy guns al
those points had been removed by order Of General
Psnbsrton the troops which were stationed there
msdiatey evacuated the place, burning the barracks
aud other property before leaving. 1hs Lincoln
vessels Immediately continued up Stono river, firing all
the way, and finally laid to at point near Battery
Island and Legarevils The position battery Island
was also given up tho approach OF the enemy, and
the quarters burned II n said BY those who Witnessed
1t that person Johns Island hoisted the white aag
on the approach OF the gunboats.
Lieutenant Stevens, In command OF a detachment on
board the steamers Marion and General Ciinch, very
kindly offered this individual any assistance necessary
for the removal Of his negroes and vauabes but he
eolutey declined saying that he would claim protection
elsewhere, and Immediately afterwards raised lhs white
flag. The gunboats answered by also raising white flag
fore and aft and came TO his assistance We reserve
comment until enabled 10 obtain something more
authentic In strong contrast with that proceeding
the act Of tive faithful negroes, who, the boats
wsrc approaching Iegarevile, gathered conbusti
BILE material and set ro 10 the prsye tho ens
my from landing.
NO MORE ICE TO BE SOLD.
[Trom the Richmond Dispatch MAY 2II
The military authorities q Charleston have very pro.
porIy stopped the further sale Of small stock OF ice
still remaining In that city, dcemng right 70 reserve
for the sick and wounded soldiers.
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Movements OF General Wool.

BALnMoRs, June 8, 1862.
General Wool and star arrived this moruinx Ths
General has his headquarters at the Eutaw House. A
telegraph line connecting his establishment with the
telegraph oce been put mp for the convsniencs Of
snicers OF the army and navy who quarter there
FORTRESS MeNRoR, June Z, 1862
General Wool LETT tonight. The whole garrison para
ded in the fortress and escorted him and sss together
with General Dix and stan, TO the wharf.
Nine Of the Southern wounded board the State or
Maine passed themselves Of for Union when nterro
gated by the surgeons Their deception was discovered
this morning. All the wounded prisoners board have
been put ashore.
The g. r. spauldng has sailed with wounded sor Phila
dsiphis. The list has already been tolegraphsd.
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The BaitImoro and Ohio Railroad.

HAkfERB FEHRY June =, 1907. :
All the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridges, njared
by Jacksons rebel army. In his last attack well
those washed OF by the late eshst have this day been
esctusy restored excepting the great Potomac bridge
al this point. Tho through mail and passenger trains
between Washington aud Baltimore aud Wheeling and
Parersburg will be regularly resumed TO morrow pas
sepgers being transferred hsre by the military ponoon
bridge until the railroad bridge restored which may
roouirs ten days more aet4 NN
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MPURIANl REBEL CURRESPUSUENCE.
Letters from Judge Rost, the Rebel Com
missioner to Spain, and Captain
Huse, the Purchaser Of NUM-
tions of War in Europe.
Interesting Interview Between Judge Rost
and the Spanish Secretary Of State.
~~~~~~-~~~~->~~~~~~~~
Napoleon Fearful of the Increasing
Naval Power Of the North.
England, Full Of Abolitionists and
in Favor Of India Cotton, the
Enemy Of the South.
Spain the Only Friend Of the
Rebels.
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING.
Shipments Of Gums and Rifles
to the South,
&C., &C., &c.
Spain the Only Friend Of the
Rebels.
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING
Shipments Of Gums and Rifles
to the South,

WASHINGTON, June 8, 1852.
The documents given below by some means failed to
reach their destination and instead into tho hands
Of the state Department here They afford curious
light upon the inside Of the affairs Of the sham govern
mont at Richmond. They not likely to reach the
persons to whom they addressed unless be in this
printed form.
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Tar eEsAr EyEsTs THE wAR.--ln addition TO sx.
cssnt and full report Of the siege and capture Cornh
by the army of the West. under General Hallcck, We
give to-day the pcn q the unrivaled reporters Of
tho NKw yoRK IlssiIp, an elaborate account Of the
desperate battle Of three days duration bsIween The
banks u the Clickshcminy river and The city Of ch
tpond .--RSon Traveller June O.
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1862.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MOBILE.
Tho Union Fleet Pass the Lower Batteries
and Attack Fort Morgan.

Our City Point Correspondence.
CrY PoEr, Va, June 8, 1852.
Ihavs seen copy OF tho Petersburg Express Of tho
4th inst, which states that despatch from Mobile In
forms them that the Union feet had attacked Fort Aoryaa
horing passed the loscer batteries.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

that those measures had created m tho North deep
feeling OF hostility against SPAIN and that while tho
cognition government would involve this coun-
Try IN delay would diminish the intensity q thas
feeling He said they had fear from that quarter ana
were fu prepared for any rs they had done
no act which not in strict conformity with the law
OF nations. After he had explained the clrcum-
stances which led TO the annexation Of st. Domingo and
printed list, sent TO me BY Mr. Helm OF the vessels
which mad entered the ports Of Cuba after breaking the
Dioskade and OF those which left Cuba and entered
Southern ports, and stated TO him the blockade WAS
surely Ineffective both from the number OF vessels
which had violated II, and from the fact thai ID
was . blockade maintained by cruisers and ~ by
Of Southern rivers and harbors He said differences Of
opinion might bo entertained to its effectiveness: but
this was one OF those questions In which naAon
could not act alone and England and France agrese In
opinion that the blockade could be considered nsf.
fectivs Spain would not differ from them
Before taking leave handed 70 Mr. Colantes copy OF
the communication 70 Earl Russell, and his answers
which had published in tho Parliamentary papers,
be was thankful He expressed the hope that
we might have frequent conversations together,
aud appeared anxious TO obtain correct information
through Southern sources He was astonished that
transmitting that infsrmatitn and requested when
received any that imp rant, 70 impars II TO him.
his the Of what may be considered oI sons
Importance long and cordial interview. nier from
1t that this will not act separately from Eng
land and France. Oa1i1g 10 The NOUS pre- vLsoas
made By tie North to subjugais us, believe e no
thing IS moc 10 be expected tramt any Of TINA 70
Notherm gou nnlest ready to r al scith ~ as a.
dspenden. Pas0er II 1t be so, and the war is to
many years. the President timatcs in his inaugura
1t will be for him To determine whether IL Is consistent
with our dignity TO keep longer abroad commissioners
who he knows, are under circumstances 70 be receive
ed or listened 70.
have the honor to be- sir, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, P. J. KOsT.
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NEWS from tho Gulf.

MORE PRIZES CAPTURED BY THE BLoCKApNG FLEET.
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1862.
Letters from tho Gulf announce the capture OF the
schooner Newcastle by the brig cambridge, and the
schooner Jane by the steamer r. X. Cuyler.
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Correct Invoices have been by the Mnna 70 Nassau
The heita will sail from London with very valuable
cargo IN about fftssn days have requested Licute-
nant North of the Navy 10 take charge d hsr but have
not ret receive I'd his reply should IL be the negative
shai sndsavor TO obtain oficer from the sumter,
stih lyiAg nj Gibsaar The Mea is for screw steam
err quite fast and with sntsrprsing officer on board
could arm confident, be run In There viii be several
ge held hswtzsrs placed that, without disturbing
the general cage, thy can be taken 70 tnc deck apd
than mounted. and with these quite goos assncs csua
be made against wooden glnbcats
have the honor TO be your obediens servant,
CALEB HUsF, Captain OF Artillery
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OPERATIONS AT CHARLESTON.

Capture OF Stono, Near Charleston, by
the Union Gunboats.
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1862
Dispatches from Flag Oficer Dupont state that the
gunboats have possession Of Sono, Charleston.
The capture made in consequence Of information
received from Robert Small. Ma... ~
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men, into q charming. weil-ccIeaoted, end
modest com mmunity of ladies'"
The same pspef publishes n iorg aaony.
nous letter sddrcsssd to Gaa Butler, by VIC
man, under The signature OF "a Miseissp-
pian,.' threatening him with assassination,
for the brutal order which the same paper
says, Gs stated aboro. ha, made modest lie =
dieI" of cur own fair and scowlire w5msn
The writer give. it scurrilous preface.
Jnreply to tie rro:es. OF Mayor Monroe.
Butler, utter O iit,Ia characteristic Yankee
Qpibb,irs, Teiteraies his IL famous order, sub
jeetipg !be wives, mothers, ard dnGghsers oi
New Orleans TO the iaaplts and cuhagcs q
his brutal soldiery. Ee says:
Whenever woman. lady or mistress, ger :
tie or simple, who, by sest2re, t3ok or io'tG 10 3.
suits. shows con tenn pt for, IN us attracting to
herself tie notice of, my eff ]ers or soldiers,
she vii; be de- n I'd to act as b2comes hrr 70
cation ssanl3r nomGQ, and VAL 5s ole
to he treated accordingly.
81 stall not, os have net, aEets s'ngle
woyd Ct that order. 1t was well cOrSidefeG
II baypd, il vii pro ect The true eEd nodes.
wcmen froEi all possible insult Ihs c'hets
will lake care Of thamsel
4 later number Of tae BhfieIg says:
We were informet last might. by gentle.
man who visited the crevasEe in tie course Ci
the day, tha. thcre vas every pfoipect OF it-
bsiDG closed up by ia is morning. t1's men NJ
work on IL having driven down pies eoov2h
to enable plank platform % be Cohstru>tsn
across the tire vortex Ihere was q .e
Increase of foICs ycttsrday over TIE di re-
fnre and there Is little room for az r.eheIS!on
Ct spy further danger from this at one tine
alarming accident.
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pH THE GREAT VIRGINIA kEMTJDY All
EIlKHIlA pEIERG, In e AI.IIlI IL

H8 THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AsD
10 EUMhU1.-PETERS' INFkLLIBLE RE-
NEEDY rOR GOENORRHEA AsD ALL SECRET
OISEASE3.-This great American remedy con.
.ain.nS no MerguriA or Baisamie properties sxcels
sVsTythsg heretofore offered 70 the public in ia
curative, restorative, and renovatng powe3s; end
.he ns1lee! world :stonished when told that
the above remedy will cure the above diseased and
sOntcGnded whsu hey have occuar demonstra.
lions o! the facts. But the proprietor, who ka
SroHa CT the remedy for twenty odd years has
Known Of case Of 80 years standing 10 be re
stored 10 perfect health, and al other cases Of
shorter duration 10 % restored, without a single
exception, and therefore challenges any case Of
Gonnorrhea which the remedy will &c. cure pro
vidcd The directions carried on. with prudsrc.
On the part Of the patient; and any one purcbaHne
aalf dozen bottles, and usirg accordingly, in hia
Or her case he guarantees perfect cure; !; and in
cases OF failure, Will furnish additional medicine
Tree Of charge, to complete the euss, through his
SCENTS; and a cure viii be effected without ircoc
veniencs to the patient.
Prica per bottle. e.; half dozen bottles SIC
expresssse from q TO SO cts.
Sold by APPERs0R 4 DurUY, No. col Broad st..
and 0. A. STRICkxg, Main st. Druggists, Ae eats
fox the city of Richmond. Sold, slso. BY NJ A. &
g A. SAFros, Norfolk, anu CaAs. B. CAMPIxlA
snd WlLsos b WILLIAMS, Portsmouth, Va.
au l9--6m%
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From NewCrleaDs

Late Esw Orleans l,arsr, stats that an ey.
tsnsive break has .aaan Ilaes n4 the Issee
etove the city, nsa,ly opposite Eapolaon
Avenue. On the 2s.h the weter vas pouring
In through cIsvasss about one lIEa,sa se.s
wide aud tv-enty fse' .fac
TIE Del.U, IS az road srs Ak plrvad; az art'.
Is ts.usd and edised ny Yankees, arti Is t',E -.
gan OF Gen. Bntlsr, why..' II ,,Io:i;ies Ia q
mos. wni dsIfui Way. Ths iaf.iss as has Sc
duced To poiiteness. by issaifs ap ofier "a
Ingenious as 1t has proved efecin, Il. .ess .hs
Dstta, "aen. Butler has Transformed the esg-
tier sex from seowling, aCiduvus-faced wo.
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NJ OTIGE The Capital Stock OF the Pied
.akea by the Echmcnd ard D.nviNe Rsi.rosd
Company and others, !; La d-sired by them and the
Go 7errment OF the Confederate States that tt.
work Of construction should be commenced and
completed as speedily IS possible.
Some delay being otherwise necessary for the
new company 10 be organised, In the meantime no.
tcs Is hereby given to sii persons having hands to
hire, that smplo yment may be obtained for such
hands on the line of the ssa railroad, ~ seon as
the Psdnon: Railroad Company is organized,
which is cArscted to he In abou. thirty OK forty
days from this tine and all such persona are re-
qussted to communicate speedily with The Presi.
dent Of the Richmond and Dsnvills Railroad
Company, with VINCENT WlTJHER snc
JOHN i. EDMUNDS, Of tie Directors, who are
authorized 10 make provisional sgceeme nss for the
employment OF such hands fcE that purpose.
LEWINE EAIVIE,
my 1C--2W President AMI L T. e. Go
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Under the orders in these cases. entered III o
etn OF May, 1852, / am directed to aacer ain
IN names OF tns cffceIs and crew of the said
steamer saint Nicholas, at the time OF the
c: pture Of the said schooner Marraret, AVA 81
II said schooner Mary Pearce. and the names
OF ell other persons who may have besn
aboard the said steamer at the time of tn e
c, oture eforesaid, and aiding and assisting
ir said capture, and the rank and nature OF
II services, as far al can be ascertained, rem
d. led by each-first giving notice of this re-
fe .ence by 6dver .issmsnt In the Richmond
m AXE report to the Court with all conv enien
81 ssd. WM. F. WATSON,
2G-I0t an
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81 M IN Mr. R RESORTS.
MI WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

NfONTGOMERY
M WHITE sULrEUR sPalNqs,
This place will be open to the public on the Is.
Cay Of June. 1t will te kept In IS good style a..
the circumstances Of the country will permit
Board el2 per wesk-servan,s and children bali
price JNC. ~. LYLE,
my .s-Im- For tho Pfoprie,ors.
y UFFALO SPRINGS. Having leased tbs
ID celeersted w..erins place, in Necklenbure
county, for the balance ot tie year I am p,epsred
10 entertain Aeests IN the best manrer. From four
hundred 10 four buEdrea a,ld ffty persona o.o be
comfortably accommodated The iccst.sn IL re.
ncse i,olu The theat:e CT wsr. and ye. nccessibIa
to travel Being op? eight nil.s from the terminus
OF ths Roanoke Valley b Arosd a. cla. ksyilie
aud twelve miles from Wolf Trap, on the psnvil.e
Railroad. The uli.erel properties Of the vster
universally regarded hf ,hose eocus,nted With
4 as equal TO aoy water IN Virginia. Cbe unbiio
Of X chclond City are referred for particulars to
se.srs u ~. PuroslI s, Co.. ssaon g. sasker
rill Nm. jcter, J2hu Z. Nh;.e, snd Wpl. Z.
Pu2b. LaMES WILLIAMSON
my 2f-iiJY Proprietor.
A asLiG SuLIHu8 HpHtHiss, AaaLIA
"A OcUHTY EA-Ibis celebrated watsciug
pieca IS located 43 miles soathweei 0: Rchmard
on tue Redmond All paoyiie Pa'!roat; tao ard
s half miles from Jetersvle s.aiior, at which
place ,hers will be omnibus N restiusss 70 con.
vey p.osenss1s to tbe Springs, On .is 10th cay Of
May, 1852
Goard for one mouth, f2s days ssn 90
CGildre1 under ten yosrs OF age.--....-. 90 %
White 6c-ysais. Observation-Disclosures. q %
Jolorst Servants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 co
Board Per week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 80
Bos1d psr day. ..,..-.-..-...--...---... : 80
For all meals sen: to rooras cztrs charges Will
be made t.. +. 4 Z. q WILSON,
Propre.o,a.
H. VISITORS would DO well to bring their
blsnk cts with them. my S-2mt
al TICE.
Psrsons wishing 20 Walt TIE
AMELIA SPRINGS
eau do 20 with safety. The Surgeon Genera,
has determined not to press TIE tuildings
my 2--lm N. +. / F. q. WILSON.