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NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS.-Propo VIII
~ received by the Commsoner at his office
Broadway snd fakpace until Tuesday the h day Of july ie
II O'Clock for plans specifications and estimates Tor NJ
erection OF Aerial Bride he OF Broadway ard puk
The span Broadway Between the cub ee the 90
Fulton he Cubs IS fees The aid Bridge to Do
fee, wide no, less than 10 ZEE high 1t the undde and the 'es
leading thereto 70 be feet vide All the materials Tor ne -
Bridge OF lion exsp, the platform WHICH VIII os e0s
wood The work TO lie maze sh and durable IN Tie best nsnne
and with the best senas
Any further information relation to the above snd blank PIE
posa the be obtained a. the Office e the street Con
missioner No bids vii be conasssa exceeding tie smouni o s
appropriation. viz $4,000
diagram .hown- position which the brds. to bs pissed
rsy - at ,hs 0f'r.
Comm the right 10 reject oil bds hs1
No, ~ iuie ct e tue lHy.
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A YACHTMAN's BOOK.

THE CRUISE
or THE fHOLIC.f.
BY w. III. O. KINGSTON
foil OF fun and exciting incidents and sdven
telling mics stories by old salts In
Harbo Chase OF the Black SLAYER Fight with
Pirate the satisfactory imsgns
Die Of tho Cruise Of the froic
Price OIL 50.
j. L. TlLr0N Co.,
Pnh Pn.tn
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prinirnq.

DliIlIUH.
VANDERBURGH, WELLS ~ CO., East corner of
fnlton and Duich.s Dealers In PRINTERS MAIkRALt Of
every kind makers such Types Presses ke Our Cali
fom Eagle Empire Cabinet. well known aud appreciated
by Office having them stand. and Of
modern Fr.t Wood Letter toandey in the wdd
Bu,insn established 70 year, good stock sl~ays hand
NASDERBURGH. WELLS Co..
No 10 fulon, and Nos 10 aud 10 Duiobst n Y.
For Ssle-Sevtr Cyiiuder Hand and job Presses
WYNN EVERDELLs SONS No. l0i FultonsL-
w STEAM InR PRfNrLAs All LABEL MANuEAcGR
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CRorox AouHprcr DEPARTMENT. NEw.foRx. JO.y ID 1858
ITO IRON-FOUNDERS.-SEAL PROPOSAI3
will be Rotunis. City Hal Para unh III
O'Clock TUESDAY the ltth day OF JOY 1870 Tor tue sup
ply of castro wster.piDes
500 feet OF rppse inches intern, daetef
1900 fee, Il iron pipes inches internal di1rs'er
feet Of wsterpipe, sinche internal diameter
Zach propoa must adod Proposa Tor Cast Wstss
Pipe Special Castns together Of the bdiss sn4
D IL Offering.
The amour, OF security required viii BE- thousand dollars
Specifications .oIns Of bids be had sppcsoo
this Office.
THOMAS STEPHENS. } Crotos
ROBERT L. DARRAGH. Aqaedaca
A. ". CRAVEN, \ Board.
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orrcs o. rag STREET cOnnl..Osrn No. go y.O.O..I

oFrcE OF raE STREET ConnssoSER No ssT Bso.owAH
Two observation-disclosures, inclosed in
sealed envelope Endorsed with the e Of the work Asi wes
OF the bidder written thereon viii be received at the once
al "WEDNESDAY July Is, 1866. At II o'clock a.
For esuatisa gadg snd curbirg east snd ~s
For regulating grading aud cabin, Thirty fourth street, beiss
Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
For egulins grading cabng Eighth avenne between Oss
Hundred and T Hundred sud unth sreets
For regulating grading aud curbg One undrrd aud fssnty tha
street between Third and Mount Morris square
For regulating grading and curling One Hundred aud Nnstssss
street between Fourth and Eighth avenues
FOR regulating Esdns aud euTbng si1iyour,h street bet~s's
Third and ffth
For curbins gueng and Asggng Fifty uinth street between F
and Tenth avenues
For tagging aud esng FOryninth street between Noa -
Tenth
Blank forms proposals or,he with tho specific on. and .>s
ments be obtained Dated Department hs
York. July u, 1865.
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PROPOSALS FOR
siO0,0
NEW AoUtDucr srocs OF THE elTY OF EEw.Yoak.

NhW AUUrDUCF SIOCN OF Thy NFIT OF NEWBORN
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII Ne r.eeiseda ise Compor.r. o.
hce until TUESDAY July LsB O'Clock. the
VIII be publicly opened The whole
hundred thousand ds OF Aqueduci 5-k the Guy Il
NewloIS" authorize BY chapter Ssl. Laws o. bS.
The saSck vi! bee- interest PER
pAab qnsItrry d she principal i'll be ede.isf
day q AgsaS 1885, IRON hs sinking tund for the p,oa
the City Debt
The proposal. will the desired
hundrd dollars Thereof sni
accepted will hefeuPn be reqsired deposit tie Cham5s~
lsin the awarded TO III EN- ~ spectiv l.,
On to the the
for such deposits the parties will be
Equal Of ,he Of srdsd to them bss.e
Interest fom the dates e payments
Each proposal should be sealed and ndo ed Proposals for Nsw
Aqn-duct the City npclo.ei
envelope addressed 20 the Comptroller.
The right reserved reject any all iu,srs
OF the Corporation require il.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comproles.
City Of NswYork Department Finance. Com psoes Oss
July II.
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CORPORATION Notices.

~
CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public nstice is hers-
~ by the occupant oeenoanss 81
unnprovd ud Effected thereby ~
completed and lodged IN thu
OF the Board Of Assessor, tor examination by al perso oss
ested. viz
First: balday 10 30th..res between sh sad aA
second paving ssh street from 9th % M
Third For paving with blocks l,h street from I'd to 9th
Fourth For regulating Pavn. with block, wsse sss
from Old slip 10 Coentiessip.
Fith: Fox building In 7o.h.,ree, between Hsvs.-
and point 100 feet ives, Of adayenue . ..
SIXTH For hegsns 9Th west side between to s'd -
streets. full width. .--.
Seventh; For aasgu, from ss,h 10 sss
streets.
lie
The limit. embraced by include all the severs
ground vacant lots and parcels OF and %
atsd on
All the Of half the BLOCK on ooth ao
Of 4gth .stIeei. between 9th aud lOh avenues
both sides Of lts,re-t ron "a TO Nh ave-
uues the OF hall the block on either sds
All os both sides CT ai-Fst nom O;asn9 "
Coeutie, slp OF hs. he block either side
Eth All both sides 10Th from Jtsvenns
point 90 feet west Of ID avenue
side 9havenue, s~a -
seventh: All IN. lots on aide o. from Ssh e
all the side u lsI-asenae roa ~
FiSh,h All the lot. on both from ID esae
who's. affected BY the shove named $4,000
who opposed % the same or either OF them are -
10 present objections writing to 81 tbs Sndss
a. their Office No y Chsmbertee Basement New Coof>
House within thirty day, from the date Of this no,ics
' 49, JACOB +. OAKLEY } Bosrd
JOHN D. OTTwELL,t Of
OyrIcs Roam on New House July II. 1888
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Sales bp Anfiion.

A. ~ MEnwIs Auctioneer.
by BANGS, MERwIN g. CO, Broadway cor. 4th.
ID a-ssc Of Books Work, Of Art Fancy Goods FURNITURE As
0Eo A. LEavnr Aucioneer
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. ABS Broadway
- LEAvrT. srREBECH Co. .uece'sors to j. T. CoosS
CoSsisssssrs SOLICITED. ADVANCES sAps
RosEnr A H.sesRrr Aus e peel,
No IL srnK.sr. SEwYosx CIrr July ~ 1873
Is will sell At Public AOe sV on FRIDAY the so instant,
a % w3a is a I5 sSSqy nS CO
appropriated to other purposes, yin: ,,.., .
salons ssPsyi :.
bathing and washing sppsrata ward ss
5.s oSa sSs e. & s IN. lead and ISu pp
service. supply and 'sf pine in the Hospital A.
vbsr. there .s ;hst SIC
the eR %s Of hs' R S.
sssS: Which Ere ss si Of p a' The ss
fixtures washing and bathing w be ,9d 10 s.eh "ss
The connecting galleries will be sold BY the foot The
lead and IRON pipe vii be 'oi BY the Pgoao sy ne ~
ered BY the Post and PAID on hi esc.
O'Clock day OF sale for the conveyance 0i Ho'' vss
Farbss Information in regard and kind Of ussds
and their s,uon condition be obtained Of the Posi oss
TIE rGI f. !. Il: s TOO deoaas
they ss S sSG Of l, S" VAN yr
r. C. MORGAN. Breve Major and A. q =.
oYYcE Executive AND IssPEoIrsG orsIosh}
roTHIyc DEPOT s fHIItpYlrff lay ARSENAL
4 NLOlnlNU DLIOi, soNiAS
SALE OF DAMAGED BLANkETs.
VIII soli Public Auction account ne 5nn- os.S
the schuyk Grsys kerTy Road Philadphis e
hTGRoAho S ii %ooEEs ShASkErs
ss%P or q he. once s ,s IGoa sos
No. 1893 and al South ronrtn,.s, r f.ns
property within five days alter dss q
purchase.
BY order Of M, ~ cropor TT cposnaN
Assistant oaar'er,1ssea5 Genera ne . u . Army
Brevet Major A. O NJ. United ststes Army
Executive and Inspecting Ofoes
j. II. DRAPER. Agctiooest.
TINTED STATES COTTON SALE.
JOHN II. DRAPER Co
VIII SELL on FRIDAY. July %. 1885,
al, O'Clock
their s.s~oon No. liz Pesd st., New Yort By oscssss
SIMEON DRAPER. q. 3. Cotton hseot.
ABOUT .. 900 BALES GULF UPLAND AND SEA IsLAUs
COTTON
The above cotton CHASED and sampled by O. W. Anssy
.nd may DO sen in The Bale the GOVERNMENT STORES Aas
tic Dock Brooklyn and BY sample G sALEsRoom OF the Ass
ouesr No Il2 Pea,t New YORK d,ys before tie sas
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Proposals.

CnoroS Aou DUCT DRpARrxssr. Nsw-loax. July see
rJ,O BUILDERS Sealed proposals. indorsed, fos
building dwens house in the ceaa PAY near ne hess
together the Of the bidder anu aaes o -
Offering will be received uG II O'Clock OF nss
day July 1856 which time they vii ne paSd
furnishing the materials and boins dwelling eooss
lie Central Park near the Receiving Reservoirs.
The an cury required viii be Five Thousand D0nsrs
.pecaeaons be application 20 The Chef e
rineer Office forms bids also be obsznsA
THOMAS STEPHENS,
A. W. CRAVEN
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WHO GOES THERE

Passages incidents the Life Of the celebrated &c
tor The Elder very attractive volume =. Price,
with portrait . So
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fjouses ano farms Uantco.

YARN WANTED.-ln Westchesier or Dutchess
Counties about with good bull nr' snd convenient %
railroad Address Il. L. :. Boz No. 2Jv Ne" o fo' oaee
with fan Particular
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60 Get.
Boar0 an0 Rooms.

DOARD-Three pleasant. furnished rooms, in suite,
Path 1c.. with without board 10
@ gentlemen gentleman and wife terms very moderate No.
- W sversy-plaoe
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90 Wbom it.map GoiItern :


A GENTLEMAN, with handsome income, seeks
N WIFE possessing refinement and wealth This notice not sd
dressed the thonghes. ads who eligible because
virtue sud intelligence Adde'S = ID. d.. station q.
RMY AND NAVY PENSIONS.-We are makns,
~ applications law PENSIONS Allowance.
Those wbo hye their certificates shoud
make application. L. BROWN, Solicitor.
No Psrs place.
If Miss AGNES GRAHAM, formerly Of Troy Is in
York se will ssetnr her Interest by leaving her
Adtress a the Midlothian Hotel. AlaIrss Nus.
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A. NJ MKRwIs Anctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. CO, Broadway cor. 9TH
s-ss Books Works Of Art Fancy 5ood, Furniture As
GEo A. LKlvnT Auctoneer
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 495 Broadway
ID LEAvlrr sTREBECI Co. successors 10 j. T. CooisS
CoSsisssEsrs SOLICITED. ADyAscKs MADE
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Or Men and Events volume Of ch end pleasant es'sy' upon
all prominent Americans Washington down TO Webster ~
srnne" Every library should possess this deshtni book
'.s.Piee 81 ~.
To- These books beautifully bound ia oothrc sold every
nv CARLETON. Publisher New YORK
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CTEINWAY 4 SONS,

- GRAND, SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS
have taken y First Premiums the principal fair. In this country
snd IN sddioi thereto First Pnz Medal Grand n.erns
tona Exhibition London 1852 in competition with 200 piano.
oil part. OF the world
Evrry constituted with their Patent
meat ana wann'ed Tor i've yei NaeIooma Nos ii aud L
East Fourteenth ~. y. \. "a
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- W. BENEDICT.
y. RIAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER.
Nos 4 snd q Plue-si. Room No. =
!. 0FSIPART-E FARM for SALE at Washington

n vile Orsng- County " T. one mile nom 6e aepe. oh
Branch Railroad aud tie public ROAD rom Ne"ps
~ cbeer and Wawekforrnry owned by Daniel onits
about OF good snd grain bnd s"e 49,
ounded by the Oitrrk .eim ana seon ~ k Tts
,o.J II mas good snd spring io coouiS nA.
bo with kchen attached and pleasantly located on az e
ystion overlooking Washngtouv @; has barn Snd
re..sry outbndnzs Inquire Of either JOHN JAW ~
CURTIS ORION C. Jacques, Ereeutora-Juiy' 1000 "s
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TIE CONVERSION OF THE NORTH
ERN NATIONS.


THE BOYLE LECTURES FOR THE YEAR 1865
b. d.. author Of "a History OF Romans
under the Empire"
vol small gyo. doth. Price 81
his 10 The writers course OF lee
tures on he Conversion e the Roman Empire"
object both these Of lectures has been to I'M
conviction which must be ever
present accustomed to study the broad fea
nrr. Of human history gradual preparation Of
earliest known periods Of antiquity for the full
religious life under the revelation Of Je.us Christ
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Ncu Publications.
HIQ CARLETON, PUBLISHER, i TX
9lO Broadway. Sew-iork.
NEW BOOKS THIS WEEK.
THE APOSTLES
Mem Publications.

trsnOn Of Remains great boot Just PooItea 10 m
where IL 10 ere ting prof Iuud sensation. Ih lol Pr
Origins Of Chrstnny, TO g,. =. WI" "a 90
Life Of Jesus deep an Inpio'h 3eii ago
- Price ~ rs 4. ID. =. -
This book has just made US ~ TIT
Of or were sold on publication day and the foroe wal
nearly as great when The Lie o. Jesus ieh MAO u
dr,bolt upon the Roman Church. year Or 30 ago.
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THE OLD MERCHANTS OF NEw'YoRK
JUNIUs BRUrUs BOOTH

new volume being the Foprth Series Of interesting and srcy
ossp and anecdotes about the Merchants OF HewforS Oy
d. -
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The advance sheet. this novel puhs ed by the under
signed at very outlay aud fs .she he no, mistaken
in asserting that TRoDDEN DOWN will compare hvOriby with
Mrs Newby's former productions
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| NOR SALE-A FARM Of I23 acres, between fon-
her. and Harlem Railroad a miles from depot with good pam
buildings. commanding the hnts, prospects IN ,h
Price low Apply NJ K COUZENS ionkers, or e. H. OL'Eh
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PAST BIBLICAL HISTORY OF The
JEWS;
FRox CLoR OLD TESTAMENT ABOUT rHs fEAR 40
II. c. h., TILL DESTRUCTION OF rHk SECOND lkafLk'
70 G.. u.
BIT MoRRIs RAPHALL ~ A.. Phi Dr. Rabbi Preacher at the
synagogue Greene at. Now.fork
yoL l2mo cloth. Price %
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TO the People OF Virginia.

The literary societies of the University
of Virginia have resolved to erect monu-
ment over the Confederate soldiers who
are buried in the immediate vicinity of the
College Grounds.
In this cemetery lie in namelcss and
unhonorcd graves soldiers from every por-
ton of the south, and to the sons Of every
portion of the south who are collected
here the duty of erecting this monument
peculiarly belongs.
To meet the necessary expenses, the So
cicties have determined to appropriate
each year their surplus funds; but this
will not be enough; and We now appeal to
you, the people of Virginia, to help us III
our effort to preserve the names AMI me-
mory of your SONS; men of the south, we
appeal to you for aid women of the south,
to whom the living voices of Confederate
soldiers never cried in vain, you will not
he deaf to the voice Of the dead. Help lis
in our labor of love.
Contributions will be received by the
members of the committee, or by Secre-
tary Cabell, at the University of Virginia.
Is. S. Crews, Meadsvillc, Halifax county,
Va, and Frank Preston, Lexington, Va,
committee for Virginia.
Richmond papers please copy.
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character. involving, as they did, the dis
cussion of many practical problems In this
important branch Of applied science. The
examinations in mathematics were con.
Quoted by Colonel Ship and General Smith
Latin by Colonel ]. T. L. Preston; geo.
logy by Captain John NJ. Brooks; and in
descriptive geography by Colonel 7. II.
Williamson. The cadets sustained them.
selves with great credit in all their de-
partments. In geography there was ex-
hibited a remarkable facility in delineating
on the black board the maps of the va
rious countries with accuracy and beauty.
This mode of teaching geography I'M
pressed all with the Importance OF the
system here adopted.
Hon. w. II. Mcfarland, President OF the
Board, arrived on Saturday morning.
To-day the first class closed their cxami-
nations i'm artillery and in moral philosophy
the second class being also examined IN
physical geography. Colonel Ship con.
Quoted the examination in artillery, and II
struck every one as one OF the best exanl-
nations of the season. General y. ". Z.
Lee conducted the examination inehemlS-
try; Captain Brooke in physical geogra-
phy; General Smith in moral science.
The Board of Visitors have been buslt
occupied all day in hearing the annual
report of the Superintendent and in en-
aiming the testimonials of the various
applications for State cadet appointments.
They have made thus far twenty APP
continents; and among the successful
applicants are Thomas Fairfax, son of DR..
Orlando Fairfax, of Richmond, and James
f. Heath, grandson of the late James Il.
Heath, for many years Auditor OF Nir-
GINA.
His Excellency Governor Peirpoint ar
rived to-day, and is staying at the quarters
of the Superintendent. '. NJ. l.
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
PETERSBURG, July 5, 1866.

PETERSBURG, July 5, 1866.
The Fourth of July would have passed
of here as any other day but for certain
demonstrations of the freedmen. The citi-
zens pursued their usual avocatiOns, only
two stores, as far as my observation eX-
tended, being closed there was but little
interruption to buying and selling; and the
factories were mostly working with full
force, as far rs can hear. But the negroes
signalized the recurrence of the day by
numerous prOccSsions-at least portion
of them; those who aspire to direct public
opinion among their own race. Several
societies paraded through the streets du-
ring the day, carrying along with them
large numbers of idle women and children
and in the afternoon they took possession
of Poplar Lawn, where the band of the old
"Tweltth had assembled, according to
notice, to play a few popular airs. While
thus engaged, the procession entered the
lawn and drew up in front of the band to
enjoy the music. Not feeling particularly
honored with the sable audience1they stop
ped playing and this or something else
led to disturbance. The police being on
the spot, prom tly quelled it, and in doing
50 made several arrests. Fortunately
there was no bloodshed or violence, but this
was owing to the prompt interference OF
the police, and not to any lack of DISPOSE
ton in the negroes to assert their equality
II they had kept to themselves there would
have been no collision, but their depOrt-
ment was deemed offensive. Some of the
men were brought up before the Mayor
this morning, who required one of them to
give bonds to keep the peace in the sum OF
u thousand dollars, and another in two
hundred. lie also notified them at the
same time that no intended to preserve
order at all hazards.
The behavior of these people for some
time past has caused some apprehension
in the community. There are several Sc
cret societies among them, and it is to be
feared that thesemay prove the hot-beds OF
mischief. A number, probably the most
of them, have arms and it is no uncommon
thing to meet some Of them at night with
guns on their shoulders. As long as they
conduct themselves peaceably there will
be no interruption to the relations of har-
mony which have happily existed between
them and the whites; but 1t will be SAD
day whenever they act on the offensive.
There is some reason why the negroes
should wish to celebrate their emancipa-
ton; but that the Fourth Of July can be
honored by any observances on their part
Is not 50 obvious. They have no history
connected with it; and yet in the South
they assume to be its peculiar friends.
SNOwDEN.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
IL VIRGINIA.

These MINERAL WATERS have an e,,ahI,.,
reputation Tor very high curative virtue in oil n.
SOLUTE SPECIFIC In several Of them, Vi, Ao'
SCROFULA. and all The forms OF Gl.n4,l,,
sysnEs snd ss caR6 bSsnP!ys P
bYsENTERY, DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, cps I'D
NC THRUSH, affection Of the KIDNEYS M -,
BLADDER, and PILES In all ansme eonditicn..
stitution, loss Of appetite, and general n-rvol,
prostration, their powers and virtue A. re.,ors'
tive may be safely pronounced To be without,
KNOWN RIVAL amongst the mineral va,en a,
They are especially indicate In the whole e,,,
of hs Pt hs h
with the celebrated "NATURAL BRIDGE" y
Virginia, and Is one Of that remarkable group u
celebrity to this mountainous region.
II win be open TO the public on JUNElsr r.
proprietors will spare no reasonable effort 10 h.y,
the pfacs comfortably kept.
The BALL ROOM will be supplied with mu.,
and the BILLIARD and BOWLING SALOONS r.
stored to complete order.
Access from the seaboard Is by the Virginia C.-
trail railway from the North, ria washin gton en-,
and Orange and Alexandria railroad to Gorion..
Vile and from the South; rta Richmond or Lynea
burg,l 10 Goshen Depot, thence by stage COACHES,
over smooth road, eight miles up the Valley 10
the Springs.
RATES OF BOARD:
BY the day.....................,.. 90.
BY the month. 800 per dar.
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with analyst, .,I
full description, sent BY mail on spplsAt!on to
PURCELL, LADD Co: Richmond; or To- the under.
signed. FRAZIER EANpoLPH.
Proprietor.
The water Ia bottled. securely packed. and on
sale at &I2 so per case Of ore dozen hslf.s allon
bottles by PURCELL, LApp & Co., Rchmond "A s.
RrCKER, Lynchburg COLExAS 4 RoDGsK-, BaI,.
more HE6g2AN 4 Co, New York, aud other lead.
ing druggists. A single box has often saved II,
necessity of visit TO the Springs.
liberal discount made To the Trade by
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
my l5-ts General AGENT.
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8 7 r. I B L I Nc PRIMES
NEAR STANTON. VA.

This place will DE open for visitor, on thu yrps-
OF JULY. The well known quality u the 80
makes II unnecessary To go into particular. 80
are Alum, Sulphur. Chsiybeate, and yrse.,on.N =,
at hand. The alum water 10 second 10 non. .r,,-,
the sulphur 10 second only to the tiras,,,,'.
White, and has been resorted Ia for NOR. N 80
century. The place Is comfortably fr,ni,h.,''
and the fare shall be plain, though good
stantial, without any attempt At display b.I.,,s,
at the present time It will meet the demand J, S
public better to live palmer and charg. les.
TERMS $3.50 per day, fis per week, and "A
month toftwenty-eight days by the season -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-06
The Examination Of the Cadets or the
VirEinia Military Institute.
LEXINGTON, Va, July 2. Ia

LEXINGTON, Va, July 2, 1866.
10 the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch !:
The examination Of the cadets in the
Virginia Military Institute was continued
on Friday and Saturday in civil engineer.
ing, mathematics, Latin, geology, aud geo.
grapby.
The examinations in civil engineering
were conducted BY General G. w. Gusts
Lee, and were Of peculiarly interesting