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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-27
MAYoR,s CouRr-MAYoR MAYO pREs1-

MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DING-MoNDAY MoRNING.-The continued
case of James Jackson, alias Jim Burnett,
colored, charged with breaking into the
storehouse Of J. G. Smith on Friday
night last, and stealing small amount OF
fractional currency, was first called yes
terday morning. Jim was remanded to
Jail to answer the charge before the Judges
court on the third Monday in September
Solomon Miller, colored, appeared to
answer for stealing pair of boots from
William Curtis, colored. Solomon was
set back to be brought up to-day.
William Hill, colored, charged with
keeping a disorderly house on the basin
bank, was dismissed.
James Cephas, colored, charged with
assaulting and beating Milly Cephas, CO.
lored, was brought up.
Milly stated that on Saturday night she
was talking to James as wife would talk
to her husband, when he got " fired up
and told her to hush up, and said, elf you
don't, l will kill you" 1 said, " Oh, no
you won't; oh, no"; when he got up and
did knock me. He then stamped me, and
then went up stairs, tore up my clothes
and threw them out of the window.
James was required to give $3.50 security
to be of good behavior for twelve months
failing to give which he was set back.
Arthur Ferguson, colored, charged with
fighting in the street and resisting police
man Disney in the discharge of his duty,
was brought up.
The Mayor told him he was disorderly
character, and sent him on to answer an
indictment, and required $500 security for
his appearance.
William L. Richardson, colored, ap-
peared to answer for firing his pistol in the
street. 1t appeared from the testimony
that William had been amusing himself
firing his pistol in the street, endangering
the lives of pedestrians, and that when the
policeman attempted to arrest him he
drew his pistol and ordered him to halt
and give the countersign, in true military
style. The policeman's countersign was
the law, and he Immediately arrested him.
William said he was drunk, and begged
to be let off. The Mayor couldn't see it,
and set him back to give 5000 security to
behave himself.
Peter White, colored, married man, ap-
peared to answer for committing adultery
with Sally Davis, q colored married wo-
man. After some testimony, the Mayor
dismissed the parties, John Davis, the
husband of the guilty woman, declaring
that he wished to have nothing more to do
with her that he only wished to get his
furniture from her.
William Brown, white, charged with
being disorderly and using obscene Ian
guage in the market-house, was requested
to play on the harp of his pocket to the
tune of 81 laid five dollars down." and
also required to give $3.50 security for his
future good behavior.
The fellow is half crazy, but while the
court was waiting for him to :" fork up," he
quietly departed the courtroom, and
doubtless left for Hanover, the county
from which he halls.
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A HEAVY MULE THEFT FRUSTRATED
On Saturday last Captain William E. Wade
and Constable John W. Cole, of Henrico,
received information that certain parties
were attempting to make way with some
ten head of mules and several sets of har-
ness. Having ascertained the direction
the thieves had taken, the officers started
in pursuit, and succeeded in overhauling
them before the dawn Of day Sunday some
twenty miles below Richmond. They
we're secreted in thick body Of woods,
and made good their escape with three of
the mules. Seven of the animals and six
sets of harness were secured. There is q
probability that the thieves will yet be
overtaken and the remainder Of the stolen
property recovered.
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Marine Intelligence.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-AUGUsT 2S, 1857.
Sun rises. $50 Moon rises. ......... 3.o8
Sun SETS .......... s.3l High tide, p. M.... 2.lo
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST rs.


PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST rs.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, D. w. Currie.
Steamer Hatteras, Alexander, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, 3. Ayres Co:
Schooner J. h. Lockwood, sherrelt. New ork,
merchandise, Curtis, Parker Riddtck.
Schooner Moonlight, Berry, Boston, merchan-
Schooner Mary J. Fisher, Fisher. Philadelphia,
coal, c. Y Morris.
Schooner Northampton, -, Philadelphia,
powder, z. b s. Workman Co.
Barque (British) P. c.. Warwick, Chichester,
Baltimore, In ballast, Dunlop McCancs.
sAlLBD.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, msr-
chandiss and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
BELOW.
The steamer Triumph was reported as having
four schooners In tow, bound up, this side OF City
Point late last evening.
A brig (aerme), In ballast, was OF Jamestown
island yesterday, beating up.
MEMORANDA.
Yacht John T. Ford, Gold, from Baltimore for
Europe. was spoken July 18th In latitude 4s, lon
Schooner Mary Jane. Hazleton, from Whining
ton, u. c., arrived in Galveston, Texas, on the
Schooner W. P. Orr, Long, cleared from Phila.
delphia for Richmond on the 24.h.
By YTgLEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL. August 2S.-Arrived, steamers Anne.
rica, City Of WashiI gton, and Nestnar.
ODESSA. August 2s.-Arrived, steamer QUAKER
NEW YORK, August 2s.-Arrived. steamers Trt.
poll, Europe Albemarle, Richmond.
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The CoLoRED PAUPERs WHO FLoCKED TO
RICHMOND AFTER THE EVACUATION Nor TO
BE SUPPORTED By THE CITY.-The Council
committee for the relief Of the poor waited
upon Lieutenant Hambrick, Saturday, to
consult him in regard to the paupers who
focked into the city after the evacuation,
the said committee having protested against
supporting them, contending that the laws
of Virginia only gave the benefits Of an
alms-house to those who had lived for some
time in the city or county in which the
alms-house was located. Lieutenant Ham
brick stated that General Schodeld had
ordered the nonresident paupers to be
sent to the counties or cities from whence
they came.
A subcommittee, Mr.. N. NJ. Lee chair
man, then went out to the smallpox hos
pital of Confederate times, near Howard's
Grove, but now used as an alms-house for
the freedmen. Here they found about
four hundred persons, some lame, blind,
or otherwise deformed, and about sixty
insane. They learned that only about one
hundred of these would have to be sup
ported by the city, the others being non
residents. The committee thoroughly in
spected the quarters, and concluded to
recommend their purchase by the city if
the Government would dispose of them at
reasonable price.
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THE NEW LINE TO BALT1MoRE.-We
mentioned day or two since that the
steamer " Admiral" the first OF newline
between Baltimore and the White House,
had reached the latter place. We under
stand that the "Admiral will leave Bal
timore every Wednesday and Saturday
evening. Passengers leaving Wednesday
will reach Richmond on Thursday, and
those leaving Saturday will reach Rich
mond Sunday evening. Returning, pas
senpers will leave Richmond every Tuesday
and Friday at A. NJ, reaching Baltimore
next morning before early breakfast.
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The RAPE CAsE.-The three colored
men named respectively John Williams,
Isaac Harris, and Charles Wilkinson,
charged with committing an outrage upon
the person of Maria Johnson, colored,
were brought before Mayor Mayo yester-
day morning for examination.
Maria johnson was called to the stand,
and testified that she had been outraged
by Isaac Harris on last Saturday week,
for which purpose the prisoners enticed
her off to the upper part of Hardgrove's
factory.
Her father was present in court, and
stated that she was not quite twelve years
of age.
The Mayor decided to continue the case
until to-day, to hear the testimony of Dr..
McRae.
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MILITARY MATTERS. - Major General
Schofeld left his headquarters in this city
yesterday for Fortress Monroe, where he
expects to remain for several days. Du-
ring the Generals absence, his senior aid,
Lieutenant Rathbone, will have charge OF
the office.
Colonel Chalfn, Assistant Adjutant- Ge-
neral, is absent from the city, having been
called to New York by sick family.
General Brown is absent from Rich
mond on leave, and expects to remain
away for several weeks. Colonel Garrick
Mallory will have charge of the Generals
office during his absence.
Major J.. j. De Lameter, Surgeon of Yo-
lunteers and Chief of Bureau in this de-
partment, has been mustered out of SER
vice, to take effect on the 3lst instant.
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auction Sales This Day.

8. B. COOK will sell at his store at 10 O'CLOCK
this morning large assortment OF household
furniture, cooking stoves, refrigerators, en-
cravings, window shades, etc.
LYME & BROTHER will sell this afternoon at
half past o'clock valuable frame store on
Broad between Sixth and Seventh streets.
HARRISON, GoDDIN APPBRsoE will sell ct
half-past P. M. the handsome brick residence
on the south side of Grace between First and
Foushee streets. 1t adjoins the residences OF
Rev. DR.. Jeter and A. NJ Bailey, Esq
GRUBBS h WILLIAMS will sell at II o'clock, at
Hanover Courthouse, sSas acres Of very valu-
able timber and farming lands. These lands
are near the Courthouse and adioin those OF
N. F. Bowe, N. B. Priddy, and others.
E. GATHRIGHT will sell at laaa Main street, COM
mencing at 10 A. NJ, an assortment of furni-
ture, mattresses, clothing, crockery, boots,
shoes, dry goods, &C., sc.
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IMPORTANT WoRK.-We understand that
Messrs. Bucks, Roberts s. Cochran, skllfnl
and experienced wreckers from Baltimore,
are busily engaged on the distractions at
Drewry's Bluff, James river. They are
deyoting their energies exclusively to the
sunken wreck of the steamer Northamp-
ton, and hope to raise her entire. THIS mas
been the most serious interruption to navl,
cation at this point since the war. and
Should the wreckers succeed in their un;
dertaking, it will be matter OF genera
rejoicing to our mariners, and greatly
facilitate the operations Of commerce.
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DEER.-The forests in the vicinity of
New Kent Courthouse, always a famous
resort for deer, are said to be filed with
this favorite game to greater extent the
present season than ever. Large numbers
have fallen at the crack of the huntsman's
rife, and day or two since one expert
killed two at once with double-barrel
gun. This is extraordinary shooting, but
we have the most reliable authority for
the statement. a distinguished city off,
cial, who has been rusticating with rela-
tive in that section for week or ten days
past, has just returned, bountifully supplied
with venison and greatly improved in
health,
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AsHLAND.-This thriving village was the
scene of unusual excitement yesterday.
Robinson's circus and menagerie gave an
exhibition, and the Hanoverians were pre-
sent in large numbers and from every por-
tion of the county. The freedmen were
out in their best "bib and tucker" and
displayed more ivory than the big ele-
phant whenever the clowns made their
appearance or opened their mouths. A
gentleman present says the monkeys chat
tered necessarily, the lions roared fearful
ly, and everybody and his wife were
amused immensely.
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TREpEGAR IRON WORKs.-Few persons
who have not visited the locality have q
correct idea of the magnitude of these
works. They now cover eight acres of
space, and comprise rolling mills, foundries,
machine shops, and coal and iron sheds by
the score. The company execute every
description of iron work, and make every
thing pertaining to railroad from the
smallest spike to the largest locomotive.
Among the heavy jobs just completed
and now being shipped are two iron bridges
of very superior construction. One OF
these is for the road now building between
Columbia, S. c., and Augusta, Ga. twill
cross the Congaree river, and consists OF
three spans l6O feet loIg and seven spans
eighty feet in length. The aggregate
weight of this bridge will be within frac-
tion of 5OO,O 900 pounds. G. Shaler Smith,
ESQ.,, of Baltimore, is the engineer. 1t
will be built on the well-known Finks
plan.
The second is for the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford railroad. 1t
consists of two spans Of 145 feet, and two
of l0S feet. Aggregate weight, $4,000
pounds. 1t will cross the Catawba river.
The iron for these bridges is dug out OF
Virginia soil, smelted in Virginia furnaces,
manufactured in Virginia mills, and, as a
general thing, the work is done by Vir-
ginia artis=as.
The Tredegar Works have just COM
pleted a punching machine. Some idea
of its dimensions may be formed when the
reader is told that it weighs $4,000 pounds.
It will perforate bar of cold iron three
inches thick, and make hole three inches
in diameter. 1t is to be used for punching,
strengthening, and shearing iron.
Many other objects of interest attracted
our attention, but we must defer particular
mention for another time.
During the past month the Tredegal
Works employed 600 hands, and disbursed
$4,000 in wages. The orders have come
in SO rapidly recently that the company
finds itself compelled to increase the mum
Der of operatives, and necessarily disburst
a greater amount of wages. The fact tina
this money is all expended in our com
munity is by no means an unpleasant ont
to tradesmen generally.
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ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.-On Sunday morn
ing last Constable Marlborough arrested
Spencer Jefferson, colored, charged with
attempting rape upon the person of
Mrs. Mary Bowler, white lady residing in
the lower portion of Henrico. The pri-
soner was examined before Justice Will
liam II. Farrar, who, after patient inves-
tigation, committed him to jail to answer
the charge. George ". Thomas, ESQ.,,
has been retained as counsel for the &C
cused.
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REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING LAST
NIGHT.-In response to call for meet
ing "to attend to business which vitally
affects the whole Republican party of Vir-
ginia," and to which every Republican was
invited to do something "prompt and
vigorous" which would be "the saliva
ton of the Republican party" about two
hundred colored and white persons assem-
bled in the Republican Hall" last night.
At 81 o'clock Hunnicutt called the au-
dience to order; and the meeting was
opened by singing the hymn commencing
"Shall wisdom cry aloud,
And not speech be heard"
After prayer by Rev. Sterling Harris,
colored, DR.. Sterling was called to the
chair, and J. L. G.. Danner elected secre-
tary.
Mr.. Brockmeyer offered resolution ex-
cluding the press, and our reporter retired.
LATER. Since writing the above we
learn that the object Of the meeting was
to sustain the Nea0 Nation paper. After
stirring appeals from Hannicutt and others,
each person present agreed to subscribe
twenty-five cents week. After much
discussion it was decided that there we're
about 5000 colored voters in Richmond
and vicinity, and resolution was passed
requesting each voter to subscribe twenty
five cents per week to sustain the "sup-
porter of the Republican party of Vir-
pinia -
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NOOD NEWS TO HOUSEKEEPERS
AND THE PUBLIC.

Flour has fallen, and we are determined, as
usual to give the public the benefit Of the decline
in the way Of
LARGE AND SWEET LOAF-BRBAD.
Why will you continue to bake your own bread
this hot weather, when you can send to T. 3.
GILL's BAKERY, No. Ii Broad street. and at bis
branch, one door from the corner OF Broad and
Sixth streets, and get more BAKED Dread for
the money than what you can buy the aour forf
BREAD, CAKES, and CRACKERS sold, whole.
sale and retail, as low can be bought any where
else in the city, and the quality guaranteed 70
give satisfaction.
auas-lw T.R. GILL.
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A MAD DOG KULLED.-Early Sunday
morning the inhabitants of Sidney were
thrown into state of CONSERVATION by the
presence of mad dog, which attempted
to bite some children. A gentleman pro-
cured a pistol, shot the dog, and the ex-
citement subsidized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-27

THE HUcKsTER CAsEs.-James Burford,
J. Harrington, James Conkling, and John
Conrad appeared before Mayor Mayo yes
terday morning to answer the charge OF
violating the market ordinance by taking
possession Of stands around the Second
market before market hours.
Colonel Johnson appeared as counsel for
the accused, and requested their discharge
on the ground that they were not charged
with any offence embodied in the city or
dinances. The Mayor postponed hearing
until tomorrow.
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COLIN McRAE is our authorized agent for the
Dispatch In the town of Manchester. He will be
assisted by Mr.. SCOTT McRAE. Subscribers may
rely upon being regularly served with their pa
per, agent Is determined to give satisfaction
to all concerned
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A MAN Run OVER BY THE CENTRAL
TRAIN AND KILLED.-Y Yesterday as the
down train of the Central road was little
this side of Charlottesville it ran over
man and instantly killed him. He was
switch-tender near that point, and it is
supposed that he had fallen asleep on the
track. We were unable to learn his name.
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, make its grand entrfs to Richmond this
morning. The pageant is described as
being "grand, peculiar, and imposing,
and all the juveniles, as well as many an
older head, will no doubt be out bright
and early to await the coming and see the
sights of this great combination.
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JUDGE :oF THE HUsTINGs CoURT.-The
rumor prevalent on the streets yesterday
that Colonel II. B. Burnham, judge-adVo-
cate of this military district, had been ap-
pointed by General Schofeld to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of the Ia
mented Judge William II. Lyons is
untrue; yet there is no doubt that he will
be detailed to fill the office until judge
is elected by the citizens.
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To Be STUFFED.-We mentioned in the
Dispatch few days since that two tapirs
and zebra belonging to Robnson's Circus
and Menagarie had been poisoned at Cor
louisville. They have been since brought
to this city, and their skins will be stuffed.
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RoBBERY.-The cigar and tobacco store
of Mr.. John Boucher, on Main near
Eighth street, was broken into Sunday
night, and robbed of two pistols, four
pipes, all of the money in the
drawer, and a lot Of cigars. No clue to
the marauders has been so far obtained.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-I esteIaay
Messrs ~ Lee g. Goddin privately sold tor
$4,000 the farm known as "Aihen ,hnas
Tract" lying in Chesterfield county s siaoS anS
miles from Chester, on the Richmond ano aaa
Petersburg railroad, and containing mh q l1o %
acres. with plain improvements, ine sa,e ane
was onethird cash, and the residue a. ono
and two years.
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VISITOR OF THE UN UNtvERsrTY.-The Co.
vernon has appointed Mr.. William E. NJ.
Word, Of Botetourt county, a member of
the Board of Visitors of the University of
Virginia, vice Charles L. Mosby, resigned.
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Onop1EERoUs.-A kind lady friend mas
favored wpe the Dispatch with bouquet, OF +
surprising beauty and mosu uosmhers uo Of
fragrance. All the Promlnens aa me nsI1ad into to
the floral kingdom bad oeen cair.u s;s',i onm. @
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accountable remembrance,
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ARREsTED.-David Brown, colored, was
arrested yesterday by officer Rankin
upon the charge of unlawfully assaulting
and beating Celia Ann Brown. Brown
will have hearing this morning.
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MISTAKEN IN THE FIGUREs.-In our quo
tations of the fuel market yesterday we
inadvertently stated that the best Clover
Hill coal was selling at $3.50 per load. 1t
should have been 81 only.
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The ADULTERY CAsE.-Samuel Adams,
white, appeared again yesterday before
the Mayor to answer the charge by his
wife of committing adultery. After
hearing, during which no direct evidence
was brought against the accused, he was
DISCHARGED.
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CHANGE OF OFFIcERs.-We learn that
Mr. ]. Butt, cashier of the Southern Ex-
press Dr. Company, has resigned his position.
Mr. Butt contemplates changing his resi-
dence to. Memphis, Tenn. MT; .. y. ony-
der, heretofore employed in delivering .ne
money packages for the Southern Express
Company, succeeds Mr.. Butt as casn,er'
and Mr.. Snyder will be succeeded Dy Mr.
&c Stockin. These gentlemen are known
90 re,iable and accommodating officers.
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RoBBERY.-On Sunday night the resi-
dence of Garret F. Watson, on the corner
of Franklin and Adams streets, was en-
tered, and some few articles stolen.
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UNLAWFUL BEAT1NG.-Hiram Swartz,
charged with beating Mary Muldowney,
was arrested yesterday by officer Rankin
and lodged in the First station house.
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The CIRcus.-The grand circle of eques-
trians and equestriennes, with three sons
of Momus yclept clowns, and all the aero
bats, gymnasts, and "jumpists" attached, to
say nothing of the great menagerie, inclu-
ding all the wild varmints, rare insects,
fsrocious animals, and playful monkeys, of
Asia, Africa, and South America, will
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NOTARY D.-Yesterday the
Governor appointed Mr.. Joseph D. Price
notary public for the county of Rock
bridpe
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Boots. Shoes. Hats, &c.

CHEERING NEWSl CHEERING
CNEWS! The public are hereby notified Of
the Tremendous bargains now offered BY
MICHAEL GUNsT, AIT Broad street, between
Fourth and Fifth. The entire stock to be closed
ont to ma ke room for the largo stock Of fall and
winter goods. The following are some OF the In;
Opera Slippers, 7sc; Ladies' Caters, $l.2s;
Gents Boots, $3.50 upward; Children's Glove:
kid Heeled Balmorals, sOc; splendid stock OF
custom. made goods always on hand.
Notice to Farmers and Mechanics. 200 pairs OF
first. class Kip Balmorsls, every pair warranted.
M.GUNST, <l7 Broad street
between Fourth and Fifth.
G. DENNY will be pleased to see his friends.
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TUST RECEIVED at 1920 Main nm
y street, another lot Of those M!NERS u
NAILED BROGANS; also, CAEVABSV
BELMORLLS, for basel bali players, for
sale at very low prices ALI are invited 70 call be.
fore buyin9 elsewhere. q. N. GASTON,
lx20 Main street.
r. W1yPRRR, salesman. myn
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NATURAL BRIDGE, ROCR-
IN BRIDGE COUNTY, VA.-PITMAs Cpi, bis
resort and great natural curiosity, that has been
visited by thousands, is open this summer "a u
all persons in search of health, PleasuIe, ~ ~
Spare neither pains nor expense in giving satsiao
tfon to all. ,.L. :,
Lexington, can reach this place every day oy
new line OF omnbasses, or by packet and coaoh.
Every facility will be given parties to reach any
TERMS: d. So per day, $50 per month; children
ana 90 esi sn sn" PITMAN d CO