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The Failing Banks.

We noticed few days since the failure
of several northern banks, and the sweep
ing denunciations of the system thereupon
by several newspapers. We limited that
something was wrong in the communities
where these banks were located, and that
the practices which led to their fall were
probably encouraged by the general mo-
yale on matters financial. In regard to the
Unadilla Bank, we find it now stated that
the farmers and others in tho neighbor-
hood loaned money to the bank and took
the notes of the officers to avoid taxation.
The device was to rob the Government,
and the being caught deprives them of
sympathy. Government tax is oppressive
but any attempt at fraud even to avoid
that is q bad example, and exposes man
who makes it to the danger of similar arti-
fees. Society is ever disposed to mete
out to a man that justice he shows to
others
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,,,rov Market-The South.

Y~1,nh MONEY
r,e New York papers notice plethora
81 money in that city, and say that large
amounts are lying in the banks there un-
.nnloyed; they being unwilling to take
less than four per cent, for loans. Never
tbcles,, largo sums are in the hands OF
leading dealers in Government securities
At three per cent. The PROSTATE conaition
- rho South. and the heavy drain upon IL
n nav the Federal tax, is in great part the
cause of this plethora in New York. In
stead Of the South being the medium lot
the absorption of the excess OF money III
The centre of settlement, she is kept down
by tho constant drain Of taxation. ms
draft, too, at this period of general po-
verify, is doubly oppressive. IL 'aAe'
from the people the means necessary "
the cultivation and the improvement OF
tbe soil. The recovery of the farms Is
greatly impeded and the amount 0. pro-
duction seriously curtailed by TINS dram
nho uho,s nation suffers from this
nara,vsis of the South. The staples OF
tho South are invaluable in the foreign
commerce of the nation, and the curtail-
mept of their production is seriously in
;urious to the whole country. These facts
are so we'll understood that we hope the
policy of the nation will in few years be
improved with view to the encourage
ment Of southern industry as the best
means of promoting the national welfare.
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S,,ecSnZ Notices.

su SPECIAL CARD.-sAMUEL Ii. PRICE,
.1snt.-The Dry Goods business heretofore con-
dne,ed by mo at 900 Main street will from TINS
date be carried on by Mr. SAMUEL Ii, PKlCk as
my agent. ,.,,-
Mr.. PRICE, having devoted his Life to the ouni'
ness in this city, and having become familiar WIZ
tn wants of It's people and OF those OF the stsse
at large respectfully soleiss the patronage OF "a,
public and his old friends and customers. e W." =.
receive in few days considerable aaai..o -. "
,,,s sto.s and will continue to replenish 1t from
,,r,a ~ time with new and desirable goods.
Me.srs william H. Gordon, John Temple, Wal.
liam + Armstrong, and J. D. K. sleight, well and
Myorably known to the public, are engaged IN the
houss, and wish the patronage Of their friends:
A' JOHN G. MILLER.
, .ro,ot1 1897 an 22w
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THE LATE CoNVENTIoN.-We learn from
the correspondence of the Boston Journal
that Mr.. GEORGE RYE, Of Shenandoah, was
to have been the President of the recent
Convention, according to the understand
ing, we suppose, Of the friends of Mr..
Boris. But measures had been strongly
taken atAfrican church. Even Mr.. BORIS
was not heard until the Convention ad-
journed sine die. The same correspondent
notices that the "enemies of freedom %
had predicted row; but he is afterwards
"happy" to learn, upon his arrival in
Richmond, "that these reasonable predic-
tons will not be realized," He makes
then good many predictions himself, not
one of which came to pass; but his are
loyal predictions D; it is only "treason,a.-
BILE" to predict any trouble among Radi-
Gals! Among ether things, this sage cor
respondent and friend of freedom pre-
dicted, after attending the councils of
Wednesday night, that after the organiza-
tcn by making RYE president and adding
lew names to the executive committee
Mr. HUNNIcUTr will announce that Mr..
oorrs has a series of resolutions prepared,
ana Will move that he be invited to read
.hem. Mr.. Boris will then read his reso-
.uuons' which cover dozen pages of
Uu, .sap ana when he gets through, Mr..
1ioANlcuTT viii move that tba maat;rn
endorse what Mr.: Boris has read smos
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Southern Labor.

A northern man at the end of the war
went into business on the Peninsula with
q mill. His establishment was loca-
ted near Yorktown. lie had high hopes
of making fortune. There was fine tim
Der, and lumber was hish-so, "calcula-
ting" that q certain amount might be
sawed and shipped and sold in given
time, tho happy result was demonstrated.
Proceeding with these great expectations,
he has been gradually undeceived, and at
last the dreadful truth Of disappointment
has burst upon him in it's scverest form.
The Philadelphia Age publishes the follow
ing extract from recent letter from this
adventurcr:
"With the kind of labor we have here I
am convinced beyond doubt that | shall
not be able to keep down the interest on
your claim, much less pay anything on the
principal. Every week there is q
negro political meeting, or funeral, a
Fourth of July, or Easter, or religious
meeting, or one to rub up the burned
old Bureau or some other cantrip that
takes them away from work. My sawyer
has not made fifty days work at the mill
this year (six months gomez, and as things
are, we can get no other kind of laborers,
nor see any prospect Of those we have
doing any better; but rather that matters
will be worse"
This is o bad account. But the condi-
ton of things in the Peninsula is not q
sample of the whole State. On the south
side of James river west Of Greensvihe
there is better order and more industry.
But it is true that the political movements
of the day are disturbing to agricultural
operations throughout the State.
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Summer Resorts.

NJ ATU RAJ BRIDGE, ROCK
1S BRIDGE COUNTY, VA.-PITMAN & CO.,
pkoPRlEToRs.-This delightful and fashionable
resort and great natural curiosity, tina: has been
visited by thousands, Is open this summer TO
al persons In search OF health, pleasure, and
spare neither pains nor expense In giving satisfac.
Persons visiting the Rockbridgs Alum, Baths, or
lexington, can reach this place every day by =
neW nne OF omnib usBes, or by packet and coach
every facility viii be given parties to reach any
TEENS: $3.50 per day, $50 per month; children
1ea2-sm PITMAN q co.
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EDeci0I Notices.


"eS PICNIC PARTIES,
and all who love pure article Of
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price Of $3.50 per gallon!
Determined to keep pace with the age In mp Blu.
sness, and to serve my old patrons and the public
with the best Of everything in my line at the
smallest profit, have this day reduced the price
Of my
to 81 so per gallon and respectfully invite the at
tention OF families, parties MICS etc., to this
reduction, with the assurance that all orders will
be filled with promptness and fidelity.
Send In your orders to
HOS south side of Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange Bank.
je3-2m
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THE WIG on THE CoNvENT1oN.-Our
friend the Wing is rather upset by the
Convention, and don't know what to make
of it. He is like man "hit with rock /"
and stunned. He cannot exactly make
up his opinion as to the situation until he
"comes to" q little. The Wing says, very
naturally, eve shall speak more plainly
when We can see more clearly"
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oRyTIJARY.

/. .,s rss,dence OF Der father, IN Aibemarle
AZ tne ICE ~ sIst instant, SALLIE B.. eldest
Soun nSy,., ~ Charles W and Margaret a. Purcell,
~ tie twentieth year OF her age.
bsath ain conBumption's CHASTITY FORM" has
n,ncIad from earth the fairest bud Of promise
and dimmad the brightest jewel in "love's
shining circle" Yet through the gath gloom
OF grief which overhangs the hearts Of those who
truly loved and deeply mourn her. her lovsliness
Of character comes as bright example and
sweet consolation. There was that placid expires.
sion in her countenance which bespoke perfect
resignation to the will Of her Maker, rendering
her whole life model OF Christian piety and
virtue.
The sevionrs kind, benignant eye fell on her
gentle beauty, and deeming her jewel far too
bright q gem too pure for earthly conta minatfon.
he her home to tn at beautiful Zion rs pearl
at for bis own diadem. Though she was young, yet
when the Master came he did not find her sleep
ing. She seemed Weakened to full consciousness
Of her condition, waiting and watching on the
verge of eternity, fearless of the 81 dark valley
through which she was to pass, and eager to grasp
that Fcrown OF life which fadeth not away" She
expressed in the heavenward glance OF her dying
eve the words of her favorite hymn:
Jesus, saviour of my soul,
Let me to thy bosom fly"
To those devoted parents. brothers, and tina only
sister she has left this must indeed be consolation
sweet and holy. Let them, let me, let all who
knew and loved her, endeavor 80 to follow her
bright example, that when Christ meets us at the
golden gates Of the new Jerusalem he may vel.
come us as he does her: 4" Well done, thou good
and faithful servant; enter thou into the Joy OF
thy Lord"
Her devoted friend, C.'E. q.
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I desire az soon as possible to settle all the
outstanding business or WILLIAM q. A. r.
BROWN, and request all persons having claims 70
present them at once for payment; Persons IN
debted to the firm will please make payment as
soon 20 'on'oni'A' - w WILLIAM H. BROWN.
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Real Estate -AUencIeS.


A GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
"a OF LANDS IN VIRGIEIA.-With view to
aid those In this State who have lands for SALE
well as to invite Industrious immigrants with capi
tai to settle in Virginia, the undersigned has
opened an Office In the city Of Richmond, Va, on
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets,
for the purpose OF negotiating for tn purchase OF
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SITES,
&c. - -
Parties having landsfor SALE and who will con.
tract to sell at moderate rates. at my option giving
me sufficient time lsay three or four months) TO
effect the same, will most likely be able to dis.
pose OF their property, II they furnish me with
full description as to location Quantity, price, &c.
My acquaintance with the northern people Is OK.
tsnstve, and with q thorough knowledge of the
lands IN Virginia, Hope to succeed In giving en-
tire satisfaction to both buyer and seller.
will charge commission to the purchaser, but
nothing to the seller, propose to toork for tho
purchaser, and not for the vender.
| respectfully invite communication with me,
either personally or by letter; and II, upon exam.
ination, the lands offered thought to be desra-
BILE and cheap, will provide the necessary con.
tracts and recommend them to my north ern friends
using my influence and best exsrtions to effect
sales. FRANKLIN STEARNS.
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary,
Richmond, Va.
Messrs James D. Blackwell, attorney at law, and
B. Fl. Smith win act as my confidential agents.
la I0-2m -. "
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RUCkWHEAT and HUNGARIAN
ID GRASS, or MILLET SEED, In store for sale
oy ALLISON & ADDISON,
& Jy o-lm 1920 Cary street,
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE. - ALL persons are hereDy
mnssgosiable note for 1914, falling due about the
M September 1ss7 aa "a mote % having
iad!ea, VIZ ~ p"' JOHN ]. DUPUY.
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A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
"A LANDS.-I have formed business connec-
tate Agents and Brokers' Philadelphia, who have
applications for the purchased Of large number OF
farms and other real property in Virginia, for
Pennsylvanians desiring to remove to this State.
On application, In person or by mail, Twill with
pleasure furnish any one having land for sale ape.
J. D. IAB0DEa, Attorney at Law,
ap 3e-h r ' Richmond, va,
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All, NEIGHBoR BLUNT, PRAY
n HOW DYE DO?
I've just arrived in town, you see,
And happy that I've met with you.
I'm bothered, as well may be;
I've little money much to buy,
And really don't know where to 60.
In this dilemma apply
For information. Do ou.know2
friend indeed I'm truly glad
To see you; and I'll help you out
Your case is not so very bad;
For ISAAC SYCELS, hereabout,
Can sell you goods, dare assert,
Cheaper tn an any man in town.
Your wife silk, yourself shirt,
Domestic, either bleached or brown.
His stock, selected with great care,
Was bought for cash-'tis sold the same.
And here's his card, 'twilltake you there
You can't forget the place or name.
SOL ISAAC sYCELs, sol
DEALER IN DRY GOODS,
SOL BROAD STREET, CORNER OF THIRD.
jy23l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y DOLLARS REWARD.-stolen from E1
tha subscribsr. near Manch ester, on ga, 49,.
turday night, a7th July, TWO BRoWs wv s ~ -
MARE MULEs-the enc G =, WIZ .h fha ae ntheI
s. noted forts quick gait Each animal MIN ABOUT
the same size, which Is medium or nttie 9etE"
4 3O-1w IA. SnDoA'i -.
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-Tost. Strna,ed. amt FOa1s,C.

1--WE DOLL A Rs REW ARD.
+ strayed or stolen from the subj
scriber, on III 2oth ultimo. BED a haa
WHITE BUFFALO COW. She MAJ I
lump on her fight side white face, and Thae
stripe down her back; bag and tits sis9 nnt.1
to me. y. Road
=. No. AA' SiAtn o'A0o'' and Marshall.
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Randolph Gordon and other Stor'es' by
"OUIDA."
We have received from the publishers
Messrs. L. B. LrpPINcoTT s. Co.. 'hioue -
Messrs. WoopHoUsE s.. PARHAM' q COPY =
this work.
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OFFICE CRY GAS WORKS. August s, 1867
SPECIAL NOTICE. Persons who
- purchased GAS HOUSE LIME prior to April.
the Lime SO purchas away from the works- be.
fore or within the next THIRTY DAYS, such
claims will not BIO recognized.
BY order OF the Chairman Of the Committee on
Light. G. CAMPBELL, =
au Sim Superintendent.
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ng THE REV. T. f. MARTINDALE, OF

sg BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BATCHE-
LOR'S HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAIR DYE lie
the best In the world. The only true and perfect
dye-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. No dis
appointment no ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes !;
nvigorates the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful.
The genuine Is signed WILLIAM 4. BATCHE-
LOR. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory. 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
of counterfeit 1e
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HOrGM0Te.

-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
MILL PICKS.-Six dozen EXTRA
1y1 CAST.STEBL MILL PICKS received TO. day
per steamer, and for sale by the dozen or s!ngly.
jylo CHAS. J. SISToN, lass N ain street.
r FATHER AND GUM BETTING
~ Thirty packages received per steamer nom
the manufacturers, and for sale A. factory prices
Also, Lace Leather, Belt Hooks, Rivsts hnd BTrs;
Belt Punches, Riyet Sets, Gum Packing: Italian
Hemp Packing, Hydrsnt Hose, Engine Hose, &C.,
&C., Tor sale by CHARLES J. SlaToS,
l43S Main street.
yl0 Agent for the manufacturers.
NEW HARDWARE STORE.-I have
In Just opened select stock OF GEN SRAL HAED'
WARE In the store formerly occupied by J. W.
Ratclife, at the corner Of Eighth and Broad streets
! Having been engaged in the hardware trade ID
this city for number OF years prior to The wsI'
and since 1t ended, hope TO merit by strict atten-
ton to business, share OF the patronage OF me
public.
have secured the services Of Mr.. w. ADDISON
KEPLE R, who would be pleased 10 see his fnsna'
and those Of hts father, Rev. II. 3. Kepler.
J. Y. Z. McCRBERi, TO Broad street,
teu opposite Fredericksburg depot.
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STOvEs, TINWARE, AND HOUSE,
y KEEPING ARTICLES.-GREGORY &, CO.,
and we'll. assorted stock Of the latest improved
COOKING, PARLoR, aud OFFICE 8 T o'V g,
FURNACES, RANGES, &c. the Arbiter and Ida,
for coal Shepherd and reimproved Old Dominion,
for wood Premier. something entirely new,
Ior burning soft coal, the gas and smoke; Bell,
M Neal and c Monitor Ranges and Premium the
Also, Plain, JSpanned, and Stamped Tinwars OF all
descriptions Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plated and
Planished Ware, &c. '' ans
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lie the programme" The firss link IN the
programme having failed, The whole went
by the board. 1 go
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TERTILIZERS for sale by A. Y.
II STOKES s. CO.:
Pacific Guano Company's Soluble,
Pacifc Guano,
Flour Of Bone,
Sea Fowl Guano,
Bradley's Super Phosphate Of Lime,
Old Doninion-Southern Pertilizing Com
pany, Richmond,
Tobacco Fertilizer-Southern Fertilizing
Company. Richmond,
Bradley's Xxi Phospho.
We are agents for the above FERTILIZERS, and
are prepared to take orders at present. and expect
cargoss early in August.
jy % A. 7. STOKES & co.
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-A37l2gSe31le71tS.

VIRGINIA HALL.-GRAND VOCAL
AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
by some of the leading lady and gentlemen
amateurs, for the benefit Of the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
on THURSDAY EVENING, August 8, 1857.
Professor J. Reinhardt will preside at the piano.
The piano used on this occasion IL from the Gaehe
Manufacturing Company of Baltimore, and kindly
loaned from A. Gebhardt's music depot, 7ae Main
street. 1890, ,r,,u,
Tickets, SEVENTY FIVE CENTS: to be pro-
cured at 4. Gebhardt's music depot VIM. & Geo
Davies Musical Exchange, book and drug stores,
members of the Association, and at the door on
iayne, Jr. has been appointed musical director.
For further particulars, see small bills.
w. l.. HILL,
A. BARGAMIN,
JOHN w. GRUBBS,
au std Finance Committee 7. ri. G. A.
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az UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INsTITUTIoN.)
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAN
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bedford ALUM AND IODINE
~ sPRIN GS will be open and in complete order
Jor the reception Of visitors on the LIST OF June.
Pamphlets containing scerttfcates from Drs. J.
?. Metteaur, N. D., IL. D., Virginia S. Jackson,
University OF Pennsylvania; ]. J. Moornan. and
q Ter eminent physicians, can BIO had by address.
ing the proprietcrs. showing the medical proper
ties OF this water to be uneq ualied.
A conveyance will meet the trains on the Fir
ginia and Tennessee railroad at Forest Depot,
eleven miles above Lynchburg.
BOARD: Per week, SlS; per month, $50.
10 Ism ROBERTSON j. co.
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SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, s5oo, 900.

t' SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, Ssoo,o
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
&. A. Paine, L. D. Crenshaw, W. q. auArles'
VIM q. LYONS, Jr., T.. 3. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, B. b. Weislger, snip,
W. A. spott, Moses Ellyson, J.b. Hlns1on'
A. L. Rllett, Jas. W. Archer, A. A. Hutchin
3. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum' son,
w Rinford. ]. w. Hall, T. W. boswell,
J. a. Belvin, w. r. cray, W. b. 1anhef'
n. r. Dudlsv. Alfred Moses, J. n. Nownn.
The security offered to depositors is undoubted,
and the institution should commend Itself to all
classes.
The attention VI all in city and country is called
TO this institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar may be deposited, and six per cent Interest
received on same.
ONCE hours from 9 A. M. to P. M; on Saturday
from A. M. to P. M, and from TO oP. ID.
je 1s-d&swts
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oath ALUM SPRINGS, BATH
~ COUNTY, VA.-This well-kn and lavorits
watering place, ten miles from Millboro' depot,
will be opened on the TENTH OF JUNE for the
reception Of visitors.
Asa curative for chronic diarrh9a, dyspepsia,
scrofula, and all cutaneous diseases, these waters
stand unnvallsd.
The route for visitors from the North Is piG
orange and Alexandria railroad !; from the South,
by the Central or Virginia and Tennessee rail.
roads to Millboro' depot, leaving Washington,
reaching the Springs tn same evening.
The Bath Alum being the ,ught stand for the
section-Warm, bot, Healing, &c.--yisitors TO
those Springs can leave that point daily.
BOARD-$s per day; $l5 per week.
je7-2m JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor.
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Twill continue the business at the old stand
and thanking the public for the patronage 70 the
old arm, respectfully solicit continuance OF the
same, as / shall use my best endeayors to please
all r. J. ROBYRTsON,
No. 111s Main street.
lrcror 1897 aust
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sD)HiIs,sozastd07ss, dc.

3rpTG0N &c BHOTHERfs this day dissolved
~ -.ntrsl consent, All persons indebted to the
arm viii please call and settle. and Parties nav
ins sAA1' ROBERTs0N BROTHER,
-'--.--l, 30. Ills Main street.
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B. D. HARTMAN. r. @. MAYO.
DOCKBRIDGE BATHS,
IL RoCKBRIDGR COUNTY. VA.
This famous BATHTNG-PLACE will be opened
10 visitors on,JULY lsT.
The medicinal qualities OF It's waters have been
so universally atested as to render 1t unnecessary
to refer to tn en- here In detail. Delightfully."- stu
ated, semi- distant between Goshen and Licking
ton, on the banks OF the wild North river, OF
the picturesque James, enVironed by scenery
at once charming and romantic, their attractions
are still more enhanced by the close proximity TO
the Virginia Military Institute, and to Washing.
ns1s G4 T. tes under the Of &C.
Being near to all the Virginia Springs, It is at
the same time OF easy access from all the larger
cities.
Physicians experienced In the uss and in the
effect OF the Baths reside at and close TO this
place.
Passengers leave Baltimore, Washington, and
Richmond in the morning, get off at Goshen depot,
Virginia Central railroad, where abundant &C.
commodations are provided to transport tn em over
one OF the best graded roads in the State and
through the famous Goshen Pass direct 70 the
Baths by 80 P. N. same day.
Board Ss per day, $40 per month children under
ten years and colored servants half price. White
servants, two-thirds OF regular charges.
Ballroom, Billiard, and Bowling Saloons are
upon the premises
Sulphur and Chalybeats water also the uss OF
the Bath, free Of charge to visitors.
3. q. MAYO, Acting partner
Of HARTMAN & MAYO.
J. FULTON ToAPKIss, Superintendent.
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Wants..

~-~>~-~~>N~~~I~><oe ~-~~--~-~<.<~<~<<~>-
WA n TED, all the SOILED KIN
w GLOVES in Richmond 70 clean or d7s =.
".Hiliier d Co.. Of New York.
a T. KING, agent for Richmond.
No. ~ Fourteenth straet
near Exchange HofsI
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RICHMOND, August !, 1857. au =
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WANTED, capable COOK and
w HOUSE sERyANT, white or colorsd, with.
out incumbrance, for family OF two person,
Good wages and a pleasant home are offered An.
ply at No. 3lS Fourth street, CANDLES Hill.
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WANTED, a No. l COOK. Apply
w to HILL Il PLEASANTs!
au3-3t Fifteenth strest