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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-09
THE EVENING NEWS.

GOLD HILL, NEVADA:
Friday eyenins,.-.--..Ausust o, 1857
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u,HE LADIES OF ST. PATRICK's
| Church, in this town, announce that they
will open n FAI II this evening. August
5th. at Theater Hall. to contribute towards the
liquidation Of the Church debt.
Refreshments Of the best kind furnished nj
reasonable prices. Fancy articles-a great
varlety-will be for sale.
r9aProf. Kuh will preside at the Piano.
Doors open at 7 o'clock each Evening.
Gold Hill, Aug. 5. 1857. au5-tf
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Monday Eye'g, August l2th.
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SDeciNE Notices.


xI- NOW Is YOUR CHANCE TO SECURE
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
ever offered In this city by calling THIS WEEK.
at JULIUS sYCLEs, sla Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth. Owing to the scarcity OF money,
| am selling off my entire stock OF DRY GOODS al
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Be sure to call
early. Il YOU do not wish to miss such rare bar
gains as
Very fine Dress Goods, only 2ac.;
Engliah Berage, aoc., very cheap;
Mozambiques, oaly 2oc., sold a week ago for Soc
Spring Poplns, only 50c., the handsomest pat
terms;
French Organdiss choicsst designs, only 25c.;
Fine Lawns, 2Oc., worth Dc.i
Alpaess, Delaiaes, &c., at half their worth.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In th,s department am Offering greater induce.
ments than any one else, ss will be- ssen By my
price list
Calico, 10, 1911. and &c.. the beat quality;
Bleach ed Cotton only Ice; extra good. yard
Only &c.;
Brown Cotton, lea, IS, and lie, the best;
Shifting Stripes, only l2c. yard;
Bed Tick, full width, only o9c.
and all other goods selling ut the prices Oh tnl1
season. In my
HoUsEKEEPIEG DEPARTMENT
am calling the greatest bargains In Table va
me.t Table Cloths, Nspkins, Towels, Linen ana
Cotton Diaper, Marseilles Quilts, Counterpanes'
&C., sc. n,a,r
All tho above goods are selling of very rapidly
and II Won wish to supply yourself call early on
JULIUS SYCLE,
s,a Main strset, between Einth and Tenth.
The following gentleman would be glad 70 serve
their friends: --~,rDo
RITER 9. CARE, Jo'As " Ll -, t,i1no
GEORGE p, BAGBy. GEO. sWABACHER.
:. a., JULIUS sYCLE.
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France and Mexico.

Tho rocont debate in the French Cham
bers on the subject Of the affairs OF france
aud Mexico resulted unfavorably to the
Government. NJ. THEIRS led the debate
on the opposition side, and N. RoUHER de-
Tended the Government. NJ. THEIRS traced
the history Of the alliance between Eng
land, France, and Spain to collect the
debts due their citizens by Mexico, the
enlargement of the views of France to the
necessity of establishing regular govern
ment in Mexico for the protection Of TO-
reign residents, and the ultimate selection
Of MACMILLAN for the throne, his accept
ance of the same, and his installation. In
the course of his narrative he proved from
documents that England and Spain never
consented to 60 beyond the exercise of
force about the seacoast for carrying out
their object, and that they withdrew when
that limit was exceeded. The main point
| made in the defence by NJ. RoUHER was
that the attempt to establish monarchy in
Mexico was necessary to protect the in
terests of French citizens. JULES FAVRE
promptly replied that the French army had
retired from Mexico, leaving their untor-
innate countrymen entirely defenceless-a
painful truth, that admitted Of no reply.
The history of the attempt to establish a
monarchy in Mexico shows that it assumed
magnitude as the revolution in this coun-
try was developed. A notable fact men,
toned by M. THEIRS is that at the inception
Of this movement upon Mexico Mr.. Cor
WIN, the American Minister to Mexico, in
one Of his dispatches, said to all Euro
peans,' "The movement is opportune to
"obtain for Mexico q regular govern
q ment-profit by it." We conjecture that
Mr.. MONTGOMERY BLAIR's charge that Mr..
SEWARD invited LOUIS NAPOLEON to set
UP in Mexico had possibly some connec-
ton with instructions or views from the
State Department on which Mr.. CoRwIS
ventured this remark.
| Mr.. ROUHER, who is an able debater,
made the best defence he could, and con-
Guided with the following flourish:
"No, the prestige ofFrance has suffered
no Neutrality-suspicious. do not perish;
Mexican anarchy will one day be van
quished, and the blood that has been
poured out will be avenged. The day
when that nation will be delivered from
her sad condition will witness her entry
into civilization. She will look back On
her history, and will then raise voice of
sympathy for France Reiterated ap-
plauSe.
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GRANT AND NEGRO SUFFRAGE.-ln his
speech at Saratoga, New Y ork, Mr.. WILSON
said:
aAnd let me tell you that Grant is fol
negro suffrage, not only in the South, but
in the North. [Cheers.l So is Thomas
that great general whom his soldiers nick
named cold Reliable so is Phil Sheri.
dan, and nearly every general of the coun,
try who has made page of the history OF
this war. I find very large share of the
men who have opposed us individually say
it is right, but they say they have got a
great prejudice vote behind them, and
they must pander to that
What is remarkable in all these utter
ances is that no one says that GRANT, or
WILSON, or THOMAS, or SHERIDAN, is in IA
vor of negro officers, but only of negro suf-
frage. This is also we'll exemplifed in the
failure Of any Radical organ to censure
the President for pocketing the bill to
make negroes eligible to office in Washing
ton. Why this silence? We answer that
the northern people are opposed to putting
negroes into office, and the Radicals
know it,
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THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND MEXICO.
On the 18th instant, Sir l.. PALK asked the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
whether 1t was not his intention to record
the opinion Of the House of Commons on
the murder Of MACMILLAN Lord STAN
LEY replied that it was not the intention
Of her Majesty's Government to take any
steps of the character proposed by the
honorable gentleman. ! am sure, said he,
"every one will agree in lamenting the
evident and untimely death of gallant
"and amiable gentleman, whose high
esprit and enterprise, under happier cir
cumstances, might have rendered him
distinguished either on the ttlc-ields
cor in the councils of Europe. (llear,
"hoar.1 But if we are asked to record q
| Judgment of this House upon his cxccu-
"tion, l confess / see very grace objections
"to a step Of that ki1d. [Cries Of Hearl."
Abiding to the questions such as the
Mexican expedition, and others which
would probably be brought out in de-
bate upon q proposition of this sort, he
said u. great difference Of opinion might
be elected. Nor was it the first case, nor
unhappily the last, when the triumph OF
one party, after protracted civil war, has
been followed by "an unwise, lamenta-
BILE, and a sanguinary act Of revenge"
[certainly notl. And he added Great
{" as are our power and our influence, zoe
" are the Parliament Of the United Kingdom,
" and not the parliament Of the aeorld."
Mr.. OrwAY inquired whether, after the
| statement recently made by the Prime
Minister that the execution Of MAXIM1-
LIAM was ga base, cruel, and unnecessary
MURDER" it was the intention to advise her
Majesty to withdraw her legation from
Mexico? Lord STANLEY intimated that
the Ministry would give no such advice,
| and was opposed to the suspension Of rela-
tons with Mexico. He could see no good
to grow ont Of it, and thought it would be
rather gratifying to Mexico to be relieved
of the British Ambassador, Whose princi-
pal business was to urge upon the Mexican
Court various British claims, "to which it
{" was, perhaps, not very acceptable to
" them to listen" JOHN BULL is good
collector, and we shouldn't be surprised if
the spendthrift Mexicans, having borrowed
his money, would be glad to get rid of his
"duns."
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The Prisoners of the Late War

The New York Tribune, abiding to
Judge OULD's letter asserting that the
Confederate Government in 1864 offered
to surrender without an equivalent $4,000
sick and wounded Federal soldiers, de-
clares that the "persistency of this asser-
ton, and offer to prove it, should cause
"the Government to examine the matter
thoroughly. The public arc interested
Gin these grave charges, and the testimony
"of General GRANT, General BUTLER, Mr..
"STANToN, General "ULFoRD, and Mr.
GOULD, should be fully taken and pub
lished." This is kind of the Tribune
but it expects too much. The Herald, OIL
the other hand, would refer the matter tC
"Mr. SHANKS, whose committee upon the
Treatment of Federal prisoners is fully
empowered to investigate the facts" That
paper concludes its paragraph, however,
by urging searching investigation "into
"the refined butcheries Of AndersoAville
:" Belle Isle, Millen, and other pens" Of
course that is in keeping with the fairness
of all congressional investigations touch
ing the war. A charge of gross cruelty
and inhumanity is made upon positive tes-
imony against Federal officers high in au-
thority in refusing to accept $4,000 Fede-
raj prisoners suffering in our hospitals, and
the further assertion is made that the
Wretchcd and hideous condition of CON
federate prisoners returned by the Fede-
raj authorities showed how they had suf-
fered cruelty and privations in Federal
prisons-and it is proposed, therefore, to
ssa,Isine the history Of Confederate prisons.
Nobody ever says a word of Fort Johnson,
lamp chaso, Fort Delaware, Point Look
OUT the Old Capitol, etc. W1Rz and An
Jacksonville, hcGEHEg and Salisbury,
served their turns in political campaigns
apd possibly re are to have further cleo.
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SDecinL Notices.


kg TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS
BONE DUST.-The Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put In new ana
expensive machinery, and are ready TO supply
customers with warranted pure article OF FAME
BONE that will drill perfectly well In q machine
at as low rate as coarser bone Is sold at. Aiso'
purs FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analyse
perfectly pure or no SALE Samples sent on recelp'
of three cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED PoUDRETTs.
This Is one of tho most forcing and quick -ac'hs
msnures in the market and Is By far tho cheapest
It is composed of the night soil Of New York city
from which all impurities have been e1Iae.eo.
It Is then deodorized, dried, and pulVefizeo -
-four. Four hundred pounds Of this drilled IN VIII
wheat will bring heavy crop on even po'i'
worn. out SOIL Price, s25 per ton. Apply
THE LODI MANUFACTURING co..
GO Courtlandt street, New iork, OF
HOoE l. WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
From Professor Charles Martin, Hampaen siahe'
College, Virginia, dated July J. 1851
uTbe Double Refined Poudrette IS oPera'inS
1.-The a charm on my Crops and attracting universal
attention from all beholders. l am arsaoS satis,
fad that it is the cheapest and surest renoYa'of VI
on worn. out soils" ~ -
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rg- RICHMOND T r UNK FACTORY.
Those in want OF well-made, durable ThuNhs
can get their supply at factory prices and at the
same time encourage HOME ENTERPRISE. we
keep good assortment of our own make on mana,
and also make to order such styles rs the purchaser
may desire, with interior arrangements 70 suit
their own convenience. Labor IL cheaper here
than in the North, aud materials Just as cheap as
In the North The freight and drayage on ordi-
nary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece ];
sowe save tn Q profit that the norther manufactu-
rer makes, and the cost OF freight and drayage.
The purchaser can see by the above facts that we
are enabled to sell HOME MADE TRUNKS Tor
Lsss than northern TRUNKS OF same quality are
sold In this market:
REPAIRING.-We also do all kinds Of REPAIR
ING, when, with small outlay, you can save the
expense OF buying new ones and while an old
Trunk will not look as we'll as new one, yet It
will be Just as strong as new one. we also NIX
LOCKS and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF BOOTS,
SHOES, and CATERS OF the latest styles and best
make made expressly for Us, all widths and sizes,
which we are selling much lower than those that
pretend to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
out wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS i BRO,
No. 4as Broad street, corner Fifth,
and No. el9 Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at No. 43s Broad street, corner OF
Filth. 10 1s--ts
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pioneering material of this sort. But "na'
right have tho conquered to expect equali.
ty in these mattersS That "ouio 10 "
expect the triumphant power to suoota'-
nato policy to a mere sentiment OF nu-
manity and Justice which would DC qu''e
| ,be,,rJ
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pg- BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE-BATCHE.
LOR'S HAIR DYE.-Th!s splendid HAIR DYE is
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 i'll effects OF bad dyes )
nyigorates the hair, leaving 1t soft and beautlul.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHh-
LOB. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfnmers.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
OF counterfeit. Je
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w TO FAMILIES,

VIZ PICNIC PARTIES
and ell who love pure article OF
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price Of Fl.so per gallon
Determined to keep pace with the age IN my ou'
siness 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 Sl5o per gallon, and respectfully Invite the at
tanion OF families, parties, pic MICS etc. TO His
reduction, with the assurance that all orders Will
be filled with promptness and fidelity.
Send In your orders to ,,uouI
HOS south side of Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange Bank.
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Senator WILSON says that GRANT is very
likely to be the Radical candidate for
President. A Michigan Radical paper
says, on the contrary, that GRANT is two
thirds Democrat and one-third Radical.
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Summer Resorts.

COUNTRY BOARD DURING IHE
S;,u sGmms ssmiiy. References exchanged. Al.
dress MUsI0 HALL, Gotham depot hie 1smlw
county, Va. = - -
NATURAL BRIDGE, Kp =, 20
~ BRIDGE COUNTY, yA:1PlThtA1ahS , q able
PROPRIETOKs.-This delightful ana eh ia has been
rssH Hba 1 glea is this sumner
ali il search of hsst als
g0od pans expense in giving
ton to all. po.Lbr,doe Alum, Baths, or
Persons VISITING rsss s this place every day by
ne OF omnibusses by packet ana se any
Evsrv facility will be given parties I" fe".N 1'
pG4FR nans 50 per day. $50 per month children
and servants half price, p1rHIN 4 co.
ia 22-3m
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Toilet articles.

THE DENTAL ELIXIR, for presery.
Il ing and whitening the teeth. This Elixir i'm.
parts delightfully."- refreshing aromatic taste TO
and snodyne effect, and Is warranted to contain no
acid or alkali. For sale by - =.
BLUNT Il MOSRLRY,
jyn 1894 Main, near Fourteenth street,
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,ay THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

er THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
eggENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
We are gratifed on being able to state that Tue
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad he's been completed
to Covington, leaving only twenty miles OF staging
TO this place. over good turnpike in good stages
with good teams and careful drivers, and we are
now prepared and shall be glad to accommoaate
the public in any Numbers in a style equal 10 ina
of any other watering place, at the following
rateg-viz., By the day, SO by the month, ssO.
iY 22-l0t GEOkGE u. fs1 IVAN . ~
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DIED.

In this city. on tho s4ih instant, MATTE 10Y
infant daus hter Of James p. and Chaliy y.
Woody, az I'D ten months and five days.
Lynchburg and Newbern IN. ca papers please
copy.
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sNT HER REV. I. Z. MARTiSDALE, of
ysv.own, Maryland, writes under date July l?th'
1887:
"Ibad.alnost ceased the uss OF anything for
nv hair. as 1t did no good was induced TO Try q
bottle of your C9ALFANT's COCO CREAM and
now consider 1t deprivation to be without IT."
For sale by all druggists. y %
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JeNeEerS, &c.
MO. 2I1.-TO THE LADIES.

MO. 211.-TO THE LADIES'.
would respectfully call the attention Of the Ia
dies and the public generally to my large and well
selected stock Of
HAIR GOODS,
which is now ready for inspection, consisting in
part of
BRAIDs, CURLS, TGUPEEs, WIGS,
WATERFALLS, FRlZETTES, &C.,
which will sell at the lowest cash prices
/ have also received new patterns OF HAIR JEW
ELRY, and am prepared to make and repair any
thing in that line.
Nothing but the best gold will be used for mount.
fng the same.
Profoundly thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on heretofore, hope, by strict atten-
ton to business, to inertia continuance Of the same
WILLIAM WiLDT,
No. oil Broad street
je1l between Second and Third
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DiSSOl1ttiO?1Ss DC.

DEMOVAL AND CO-PARTNER-
HI sHIP.-Having removed to the large and con-
veniently- located lot corner OF Main and Seventh
streets and associated with mo in business De.
WILLIAM NJ. WRITER'S, late Of Lynch burg, Fir;;
ginia, would take occasion to thank my old
friends and customers for their liberal patronage
while on the basin, and respectfully solicit con-
tinuance OF the same to TIL new concern.
J. K. F. BURROUGHS.
We will keep constantly on hand a large supply
of the best RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL, for stoves, CRATES and furnaces, and tho
best seasoned OAK and PINE WOOD, long, or
sawed TO any length.
wishing to lay in their winters supply.
We Will continue the price system, md tCSlt
IL Msfnctly understood that ice mill arrays sell
as iO,o Tie same article can be procured on the
bdsin or Dock -
Orders from foundries, hotels, Sc, solicited.
BURROUGHS WlTaERS,
~ 24-lw corner Seventh and Main streets.
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY IN
J. formed that from this date Mr.. BENJAMIN
COTTRELL has en- interes. in our business.
BRAZGAL < COTTKELL,
July !, 1867. corner Ninth street and basin.
have this day associated myself with Messrs.
BRAZEAL s. C0TTkELL, whore / Will be pleased
to see my old friends and customers.
BENJAMIN COTTRELL.
RICHMOND, July !. 1857. y2-ts
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ESTABLISHED 1884.
X1 P. J. CREW i Co.,
(suceessors to G. Crew Son.
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUpACTURERs,
Nos lla, u.s. and III, Seventeenth street,
opposite the Old Market Richmond, Virginia,
have now In factory y large stock OF superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which We offer to the trade st such prices as will
mako 1t to the interest OF AL TO patronixs this home
mandatory 70 ll-7m
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THOSE BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL
Il CARDS, anew style, for wedding invitations,
N ~ be had at the Dispatch Printing Hou5e,
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ws. ZETELLE, REsTAURATEUR.-
His tables always supplied with everything IN
season as we'll as delicaces and Injuries foreign
and domestic. Re!reshment and Dining rooms lot
ladies and gentlemen. The Bar supplied with the
beat OF liquors, and good attendance everywhere
jeN No. lZoz MAIN oAhSn1.
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I00 OO0 GRAIN BAGS.

100000 GRAIN BAGS
The James River Manufacturing Company is
now making, In anticipation OF the wheat hsrvset,
THE BEST GRAIN BAGS
ever turned out In this establishment.
Call at my Office, No. IL lin the saRr) Fourteenth
street. and examine the same. =
sf-sw =. B. BENTLEY, Agent.
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AND BILLS, PROGRAMMES,
Ii SHOW CARDS, ko.-The above work exc.
fSsss n VI w Ssss Of Tie at st the
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Proposals..

OFFICE CITY GAS WoRKs,}
RICHMOND, July &c, 1857.
PROPOSALS will be received by the
/ undersigned until the LIST day OF August, 1861,
TO furnish SCREENED SHE'LL LINE, for purify
ing purposes. Price per bushel, say about seven
ty-ive bushels per day for ono year; tho limo to
BIO delivered in the Gas Works at Rockets, aud
10 be subject to the approval of the superintend-
emit. By order of the Committee on Light
jy 2G-5t c. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-DE.
" PARTMENT OF ENGINEERING AND AP.
Piled SCIENCE.-This department 10 design
to prepare young men in the most thorough man.
ner as Civil and Mining Engineers, to develop the
ton is given by lectures by text books, by prsc.
tice in the field, in the laboratory, and with the
drawing board. The course OF instruction Is en-
bracad In the following schools
!. School of Pure Observation-Disclosures
Charles s. Venable.
II. School OF Natural Philosophy-Professor
Francis Fl. Smith.
III. School OF hemistry-Professor 8. Maupn.
W. School Of applied NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Professor L. BGckh.
V. School of Minsrslogy and Geology-Professor
F. H. Smith.
VI. School of Technology and Agricultural Sci.
eencee-(Professor to be elected September
The session commences October LIST. For full
circulars apply to s. MAUPlN,
jy 22-2taw2w Chairman.
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EAT NOTICE OF REnIOyAL.-The under
sipned have removed to the new store llca Main
atTeat secoud door from the corner of Eleventh.
They are prepared with a. complete stock to meet
tho wants of the trade.
They respectfully invite the examination OF
Wholesale buyers to their assortment Of WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC., etc.
BURREss, POWERS & YANCEI,
iv2L2w 1903 Main, corner Eleventh street.
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q n HARTMAN B. q. MAYO.
DOCKBRIDGE BATHS,
IL RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY. VA.
This famous BATHING-PLACE will be opened
10 visitors onIJULY lsT.
The medicinal qualities Of Its waters have been
so universally attested as to render It unnecessary
TO refer to them here in detail Delightfully."- stu
ated, semi distant between Goshen and Lexing-
ton, on the banks Of the wild North river, OF
the picturesque James, environed by scenery
ut once charming and romantic, their attractions
are still more enhanced by the close proximity to
the Natural Bridge and to Lexington, the seat OF
the Virginia Military Institute, and to Washing
ton College, now under the guardianship OF &C.
Being near to ell the Virginia Springs, 1t Is at
the same time OF easy access from all the larger
cities. ,
Physicians experienced in the use and In the
effect of tho Baths reside at and close TO this
place.
Passengers leave Baltimore, Washington, and
Richmond in the morning, get Oft at Goshen depot,
Virginia Central railroad, where abundant &C
commodations are provided to transport them over
one OF the best graded roads In the State, and
through the famous Goshen Pass direct to the
Baths by $50 P. NJ. same day.
Board 80 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 ere
upon the premises. :.
Sulphur and Chalybeate water, also the use OF
Z. s.. MAYO, Acting partner
OF HARTMAN & MAYO.
J. FULTON ToMPKISs, superintendent
ia