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Steamers.

nor PALATKA. FERNAN- /fETS
Il DINA, JACKSONVILLE, -!zxxsss.
and all the landings on the 81. Johns river, VIA
Savannah, Georgia.
The new and splendid steamship DICTATOR
II .OrO tons burthenl, Captain LOUi5 NJ. C0NETTEE,
w in sail from Southern wharf. Charleston. soUih
Carolina, every TUESDAY MONT, at o'clock,
for the above places.
For freight or passage, apply on board. or At tho
office Of the agency, No. Il Wander Hor,ts wharf,
J. D. AIKEN & Co.
ie IL AGENTS.
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Dry Goods.
d L NJ o v A L =.

WILLIAM @. FERGUSON 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
have removed to the new stsre No. ILL MAIN
STREET, two doors above Twelfth.
They have Just received, and will keep con-
stantly on hand, full and seasonable STOCK OF
GOODS In their line. They trust by strict atten-
ton to their trade in I'll Its branches to merit a
continuance Of the patronage heretofore so libe-
rally bestowed on them, and respectfully solicit
au examination OF their stock by the merchants Of
the town and country. je ls--lw
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iS0CinGS Banks, DC

MUTUAL BUILDING FUND
wi AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE. 1900 MAIN STREET.
This institution allows six per cent. interest on
deposits of one dollar or more.
DIRECTORS.
Stephen Hunter, Robert J. Christian,
p. w. Grubbs, George Ainslie,
J. w. Frayser, IA. Bodeker,
j. j. Foster, N. y. Hill,
John o. Taylor, Richard Cauthorn,
Sampson Jones, Jr., w. l.. Holt,
Robert s. Pollard, A. w. richardson.
JOHN E. BOSSIEUX, President.
WILLIAM T. ALLEN. Cashier.
The attention of all classes DESTROYS OF saving or
investing their money is called to this Savings
Bank. Security undoubted. Loans, &c, neso-
tiatsd. Office hours from A. NJ. to = p. NJ.
my lo-3m
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CWEET SPRINGS,
IL MnNRnE COrNTY WEST VA

- MONROE COUNTY. WEST VA.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and !hs public that he Sas taken the above
FAMOUS ana SGLUBRIuUs w aTERlNG-PL ACE
and that it will lie opened for the reception Of
visitors on the 18Th OF JUNS, with every appoint.
msnt ard attraction TO render II, as heretofore,
the MOST DESIRABLE SUMNER RESORT IN
The UNITED STATES
Hsnsed only refer TO tb ose who have known his
previous career a. caterer TO have his assurance
believed that the cuisine cellars, attendance, and
accommodations, will be unsurpassed.
The SWEET SPRINGS are approached from
Washington City by the Orange and Alexandria
and Virginia Central railroads.
Parties desiring To make arrangements for visit.
ing the Springs, or Information, should address
the undersigned, until Slst Of May, az New York
Hotel, New Ork after that time, Sweet Springs,
Monroe county, West Va.
my2l-tJyl JAMES CARROLL.
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Tilgini0 Springs.

vIHE AMELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS
l Will bs open July lst for the accommodation
of visitors. by the day, week. or month.
TERMS S.0 per wsek; S?5 per month.
J. A CRENSHAW,
+. lo-ts Je.ersville, Amelia county. Va.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS. BATH
THE VIRGINIA WARM SPRINGS,
BATH COURTHOUSE,

are now open for the reception of visitors. These
watsra are go famed for their efficacy in the cure
of disease and the location for its beautiful scenery
and heathful climate, that 1T 10 unnecessary TO
give any extended description of them.
Route: rid Virginia Central railroad to Mil
boro' depot thence by irst-class coaches over a
good turnpike fifteen miles TO the springs, the
same day guests leave Richmond or Baltimore.
BOARD-Less than one week, 81 so per day
children aud servants in proportion. One week
and over, SIS per week. Fifty dollars per month
for single less for families, -
je Sim GEORGE MAYSE, Proprietor.
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laa "a 80: r7ssssgEs1Egresr

iRs - - e sz:E
p ICH MOND AND DANyILLE
lGRAlLRok p-CHAEGB OF sCHgDULE-ggW
AkRANGBMENT.-0n and after SUNDAY, NAV
;, 1907, only one daily Mall ard Passenger Tr,ia
VIII ne run upon this road each way.
THROUGH MAIL AND PASSENGER TRIIy
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at.o..............7.B NJ.
Leave Danrille daily st...................stsP n
Arrive at Greensboro st.................7tSP N
conrscring at Surksville with trains on Soaihgiia
railroad for Lynchbnrg, Knoxville. EsshyIIla
Memphis, &c; at Greensboro with trains ~,
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte COlpmbis
Charleston, Augusta, Macon, Columbus Ssyar,
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
&C., &c.
GOING EAST.
Leave Greensboro daily at..............slsA N
Leave Danville daily at.............,.,..s IoI "
Arrive 81 Richmond az .................,.lg7P "
connecting AZ Burkeville with trains on Sor.i. "a.
road fer Petersburg, Norfolk &c.
THOMAS D0DAMgAD.
myo superintendent. .
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OFFICE OF TIE RICHMOND BANKING AND

OFFICE OF THE RIoHGoYD BANKING AHDl
INSURANCE COMPANY. !
THIS COMPANY Is PREPARED
Il TO DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
well rs to insure against loss by fire OF every
description Of property also, to insure lives on
the most favorable terms. They have secured the
services of EDWARD S1yToS, late cashier Of the
Traders Bank, who will have charge of the Bank
ing Department.
We respectfully solicit a share of public patron
age, pledging thu nothing shall be left undone to
accommodate our friends.
J.F. G. PORTS, Secretary.
As will be seen by the above notice, have con.
nected myself with the Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company to conduct the Banking De-
partment of the Company. by long connection
ders Sank of Richmond jugtiGes Inc in assuring 10
ny friends and tbs pub lie nera lily that the sa ne
accommodating spirit heretofoTs manifested shall
ever be shown in all NY business transactions
with them.
NH l5-s 4. SlNTON, Cashler.
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EAPERS AND MOWERS.---We
~ have on hand in excellent workins o.Ge''
One Buckeye Reaper and Mower, ,
One Mccormick Reaper and mower secoh0-
hand and for sale very low
One Caysgu Chief Reaper and Mower,
One Kirby Reaper ,...,
McCormick's Uniiyalled seis-hakinS Reap
ers. -,
Send in yonr orders. The second hand ma
Sn M rs S a. 70 so'N ii. NJ. SMITH &Co.
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MOT STRANGE,
BUT VERY TRUE,
hot calI ha inc n n gOrtS Of

BUT VERY TRUE,
that we sell bargains in ali sorts Of
DRY GOODS,
and shall continue to do so until every one in the
city and country is convinced of it,
Yarl.wide Bleached Cottons at Is and lGc., worth
20 and CSC;
Good Unbleached Cottons at l2l and l5c.;
sheeings full p yards wide at So and 6oc., worth
20 and 75c.;
English seragcs and Mozambiques at 20 and CSC.
very cheap:
Grenadines and Hernanis, the cheapest in the
city;
Wide Black Silks at S!.7j and 81, warranted bar
gain:
Splendid stock Of Cassmeres at the lowest prices ;
Parasols aud Umbrellas all styles-reasonable;
Lace Collars and Embroderies, in great variety;
at WILLIAM THALHlMER S,
aI5 Broad, between Third and Fourth streets.
Ia Is
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IODIN f

u SPRINGS will be open and in complete order
for the reception Of visitors on the LIST OF June
Pamphlets containing certificates from DIS J.
Y Nettcaur, NJ D., LII. D., Virginia S. Jackson.
University OF Pennsy lvanis J. J. Moorman, and
other eminent physicians, can be had by address
ing the pr0prietors, showing the medical proper
ties OF this water 10 be uneQuslled.
conveyance will meet the trains on the VIZ
ginis aud Tennessee railroad al Forest Depot,
eleven miles above Lypchburg.
BOARD Per week, sic; per month, $50.
70 ll-3m ktBERTSoN y W.
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PHILADELPHIA AGID RICHMOND
4 STEAM PACKET COMPANY II Gz1I =,
Steamer VIEGiNIA. Captain SSY- -z-zIsN--l
DER. Steamer ALEXANDRIA, Cap lzE5-E-cssz1 81
deIphia every SATURDAY and Richmond every
FRIDAY, alternately.
Freight will b. received at any time at the COM
pany's shed, on the Dock.
Passage, including meals and sta'a-room, go.
w. l.. POTTER, Agent
nv 29-ts Office No. 2i2j on the Dock.
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Commission MerchG7lts.

u IrsTIs s. p. FOWLER.
TUSTIS IL FOWLER, GENERAL
% COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS, No 1909 Franklin street, near Old Mar
ket Richmond, Va, give their undivided atten-
tion TO the business Quick sales and prompt
returns. :,
Refer to william NJ. Cabell, member Legisla-
ture, Buckingham county, Va. Colonel w. Cobbs,
Farmyiiie, Va; A NJ. Pierce, Staunton, Va,
Editors Buckingham Register, Harrisonburg, Va
ie l3--3m
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Railroads..


MM -
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAUROAn
Y SUMNER sCHEDULE.-On and af,s, sf,y'
DAY, Juno 1s. the Mail Train will b. run -, 81
Richmond and the western terminus ~ IT, zen
(which In few weeks will be a. Covinstooi ,n.f
except on Sunday. and on Sunday bstgeen w,
mona and Gordonsville. hleh'
Leave Richmond. .......... ,r, .
Leave western terminus. ...,,,. ., e.
Arrive In Richmond .. n
Arrive at western terminus ' 20 =
The Freight Train leaves Hjsbmn,J '''- T. ~
daily, except on SATURDAYS n q AID a.
Arrives In Richmond, except on Mon. d.
oays.......,... ............,,.... sa,a ~
Passenger Ger will be attached n mi.
east OF GordoDsville. W 'h' uAln
:, Passenger. for Augusta Springs leave the ROAD
spripgs at Goshen: o"u Alum
Passengers for Bath Alum, Warn. NJ,
Healing springs at Millboro' Nv aga
Passengers for White and Salt gulnbr,
Sweet Springs at western terminus, P"D' ana
The arrangements with stages ara sr,L
avoid night travel after p. N IN all case. !"
Through tickets sold 10 all tho above no,,,
Also 70 all prominent points in the Son, ,Ts., -
Washington and northern cities and 10 pyor,j,,.o
points In the Valley OF Virginia. and ON ~.
orange and Alexandra railroad '1'
II. ID. wHITCOMB
-ye usneral superints ndsnt
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DRY CREEK HOTEL,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GBEBSBRIER COUNTY, WEST VA.

This old, well known, ard popular HOTEL is
o1en for visitors. il has been REFlTrED and
FURNISHED, and win be conducted, as hereto
fore, with especial regard 10 the comfort and "a
tis'actton Of guests. This Hotel has the privilege
Of WHITE SULPHUR GROUNDS and WATERS.
my 20-lm &. 5. CALDWELL, Proprietor
DED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MON
IL ROE COUNTY, WEST V!RGINIA.-This old
aud we'll known watering place will be (again)
opened for the reception OF visitors by the 18th Of
June next. Persons desiring circulars will receive
them upon application by letter 10
my 2s-tJy2% s. GWlEN & co.
OATH ALUM SPRINGS, BATH
ID COUNTY, NA.-This well known and favorite
watering place, ten miles from Millhoro' depot,
will he opened on the TENTH OF JUNE for the
reception # visitors.
ASA curative for chronic darrhGa, dyspepsia,
scrofula. and all cuteneous diseases, these wateis
stand narivallsd.
The route for visitors from the North is ri1
Orange and Alexandra railroad from the South,
by the Central or Virginia and Tennessee rail-
roads TO Millboro' depot, leaving Washington;
Richmond. or Lynchburg in the morning, ana
reaching the springs the same evening.
The Bath Alum being the night stand TOT the
stages from Millboro TO the other Springs In TINS
seciion--Warm, Hot, Healing, &c;-yisitors 10
those springs can leave TN at point daily.
BOARD-$3 per day; SIS per week.
iaJ InsEpH RAXTER Proprietor.
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EIOK NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION

NOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
ls5 sHGA4 .ito.r6 SofPs sSAasS Ih:
HATTERAS,, 5, ALExASpgE COM N,sTEsgts ,spsy.,
mander, and ALREMARLR, II. A fcSssGa s.-2t5
BOURSB commander, Leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY leave New YORK
every WEEDS ESDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new, ard were bnlit eN.
prassly for this route They have splendid saloons
aud staterooms, and the fare, attention, and &C.
cOmmodations are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed rsHnlAriy
at New York on the comPany,s covered pier ~
North riyerl within forty eight hours;
Insurance effected at low 5st rates when ordered
Pr3ishts for points beyond New FORK are ior.
warded with Dispatch and no charge made eHeeP'
actual expenses incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New OI.
leans, and other southern ports leave from The adj
Joining pier. All goods for these points are
promptly transferred Without exposure.
n. l.. McCRHADy, President, ls1 Greenwich
SAMUEL kYRRs b CO, Richmond, Va;
JOAN II. WEST, City Point and Petersburg;
=. II. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, Apply to Ira
fs 28-ts l32O Cary street.
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NOIlCE-TO THE LAWYERS OF
hayi TaE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
kuPTCf for this distric, i hereby notify Won
H'a OF o,ofs eonceyned that will establish my
LA 40 M io"h OF Parmvlle t being central
ana Will on The 9Th day OF august. enter aetiveIy
Hn ne duties Of the once. Until tlat time NAV
De addressed AT Buckingham Courth"nsa 1''
-!o.--I1Si w. w FORBsS
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
gist Cairvoyant and Psychometroian, who has aaton
shed the scientific classes Of the Old World has To-
Gated herself at Hudson, n 7. Madame THORNTON pos.
sessee such wonderful powers of second sight to ena
bic her to ipsr knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single married of either sex. While In state
of trance she deneates the very features OF the person
you are marry and by the aid of an instrument of in
tense power known the Psychomotope, guarantees to
produce leiko picture of the future husband or wife
of the applicant together with dato Of marriage position
in fe leading traits Of character &C. This LIS no hum
bug as thousand of testimonials can assert She Will
send when desired, certified certificate, written
guarantee that the picture is what pupors to be- By
enclosing small lock of hair and stating place Of birth,
nge disposition and complexion and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will re-
ceivs picture and desired information by return mail
AL communications sacredly confidential. Address, in
confidence Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. o. Box 22s,
Hudson, N. Y. 1y March 80
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HEAR REASON /!


When garrison apprehends attack from IA outside
enemy, what does 1t do2 It STRENGTHENS n DEFEN-
The human system, at this period Of year, is
beleaguered by morbid influences. The atmosphere is
full OF them Every change Of weather lays the feeble
open to their attacks What is to be done in order to
battle these unseen, but active foes? STRENGTHEN
TIE DEFENDER Do you ask how? The answer is SIM
plo-the within the reach of all Reinforce the
vital organs and the nervous system with HOsTET-
TER'S BTTTERS Tone the stomach, regulate the bow
els tho sluggish liver. cheer the spirits. enrich
and purify the vital current with HoSTETTER's BIT
TERs That's the way to STRENGTHEN THE DEEENoEs,
..1d render the capital Of health tmpregnabe. Hyou
wish to escape bilious headache ints ent fever ndi
gesion, and nervous vistahons-to enjoy, in all its
plenttude the blessing Of q sound mind In sound
body use this Incompatible preventive and restora
ve It preserves health in the healthy and renews
in the weak and ailing.
April2
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George Peabody, Esq., to The Charzestnn
. =. .r=

George Peabody, Esq., to The Charlestnil
E#& Board of Trade. e
We take pleasure in laying before our
readers the following interesting correspoh-
dence, which properly forms part OF the pro-
ceedings Of the anniversary meeting Of the Board
of Trade, but was not published on Wednesday be-
cause Mr.. PHABoDY's reply did not reach MIR
HASTE until Yesterday:
George Peabody, Esq,
Ny DEAR Sm.-At meeting of the Charleston
Board OF Trade, the following resolution was
ANONYMOUSLY adopted:
Resolred, That the President be requested to
invite that great benefactor Of the human race,
George Peabody, Esq, of South Danvers, Massa-
chusetts, to attend the anniversary dinner OF tls
Board, on the second Of April next.
would be doing injustice to my own feelings
Iot to acknowledge the great pleasure it gives me
to carry out the above resolution, and can only
say, that If you honor with your presence, every
effort will be made that can tend to your individual
comfort without trespassing upon your privacy.
It is our good fortune to live in the most progress
sive age the world has ever seen. The locomotive,
the elective telegraph by land and sea-, the theory
Of storms have all been brought in active uso Tor
the benefit Of mankind Amidst all the signs OF
progress your own act OF being executor to your
own estate stands out in bold relief. Your we'll
timed remembrance Of the poor and afflicted Of
this section Of your native land has been engraven
too deeply upon our hearts for future prosperity TO
obiterate. The mark Of war is still upon our
homes,-but come and see us. We have yet
country, o glorious country. You will meet US in
the full tide Of s'Spring time" The birds still
sing; the flowers bloom; our climate is mild and
balmy, and your welcome will be honest and
sincere.
That God, in His Providence, may guide, guard,
prosper and preserve you, for many, nsa1y years,
is the sincere prayer Of
Yours, very truly,
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President Charleston Board of Trade.
SALEM, MASS, March %, 1867.

SALEM, MASS, March %, 1867.
WILLIAM s. HASTE, Esq,
President of Charleston Board Of Trade.
My Dear Sir: have but just received you very
kind note, with the invitation of the Charleston
Board Of Trade to join them at their approaching
annual dinner owing to the fact Of it's having been
missent to South Danyers, the town which was my
birth place, and where letters for me are sent in
such vast numbers that only have them forward
ed to me at intervals of two or three weeks.
This must be my apology for not having sooner
replied to the kind message Of the Board Of Trade,
though had I received it sooner, it would hsYe
been impossible for me to have accepted it on
account Of the pressing engagements which must
necessarily occupy my time until my early depar-
ture for England. But beg, through you, to SIS
sure the Board that it is with great regret am
obliged to forego the honor Of accepting the inyi-
tation of body of such high character and of be-
ing with them on 30 interesting an occasion,
doubly interesting, trust as marking the COM
mencement of q new era Of commercial prosperity
for your city, which has suffered so much, but
where hope the progress Of commerce, and the
arts of peace may, and will ere long, repair the
ravages Of the late disastrous war. and though
cannot now meet you, 7 hope, should gracious
31sxiasnus spare my life foaf:s2ther visit to my
native land, TO again see your faa Literally
risen from its ashes, and in the enjoyment 81 sss
prosperity as shall more than surpass that of it's
former years.
With the assurances Of my high respect
I am, very truly, yours,
GEORGE PEAR0DY
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Apr15
KdtYnSG Malls at auction.
ny WARDLAW & CAREW.

By WAKDLAW & CAREW.
Under foreclosure Of mortgages. viii be sold TUES
DAY. 2sd april 1857 ct II o'clocf NJ, at the north
The The KAI%iA In i NILS With al the Property and appur
tenaces thereunto belonging. consisting Of the several
tracts and parcels Of Land, situate lying and being In
all to about four thousand two hundred and fftyntne
t4259) acres or less, conveyed ao the said Kama
Mills by John Glover and by austavus Yolger an OF
o. and occupied by the said Ka1mia Mills ar the site Of
their factory, nown course Of erection Together with
members heredaments and appurtenances to the ssid
premises, belonging or in any wise incident or apper-
tanning.
All the BUILDINGS, MACHINERY, Tools Implements
Carts, Bricks Lumber and Materials, now belonging to
the said Kalmia Mills on the lands and elsewhere.
carona Rairosd extending from near the ranitayilIe
Depot to within mile OF the Bath Paper Mill, an6
eight miles Of the city Of Az AAusqsts Georgia On the
one hundred feet Of the raioa ts two story Brick
BUILDING one hundred and four 104 feet wide by two
hundred and twenty GAN feet long, designed to
twenty looms, end is four-hfths completed There arc
On the land neat and commodfous cottages
for opersves, completed and In course OF erecHon
rst-cass Steam Saw Mil in complete working order;
GOOD Grst Mil; q Carpenter Shop, With Steam Engine
and Eoiler; Planning Machine, Tools &C.; Blacksmith
Shop with mplete set Of Tools; Machine Shop with
The machinery for the Cotton Mil is Of the most
modern and improved character manufactured IN Eng
land embracing ten thousand Spindles, Shahng and
other appurtenances; also two Turbine Wheels Of one
hundred and sixty horse each also the machinery
for complete Paper Mill, capable OF producing ten
thousand pounds OF paper per day. y y
IA portion Of the machinery Is or the land; portion
in this city and portion in England. IS
The Pap Mil Is in process Of construction and con-
siderable pAkt completed -. =. -
The water Power for: running The Factory, derived
from Big Hcsse Creek is ample. extensive and never
fiing and the dam and other are four.
There Is on the land Sawed Lumber sufficient to COM
plete all the buildings :.,,}s.5 = =
ALSO, 80 ~ -
GLASS, TIN AND HARDWARE for all the buildings
except the Paper M The Water Power and all the ac.
cessories of this property suh to adapt
class Cotton and Paper Factories, and capitalists are
afforded rare opportunity for good investment
Terms, which will be dating, will be mare
known In future adverts lnent and on day Of sale.
Further particulars msy be obtained on application,
B, IT. EVANS, ESQ.,, at the NIL, or to ~. a.
so; WARDLAW & OAREW, AuoHoneers, !.
Corner Broad and Stat streets, Charleston, g 9:
March ID :. . : - - mwf16 tu1