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MATElNoHY oR"' COLD LEAD."-A Wy
andottc correspondent Of tho Leavcnworth
Conservative says:
Recently a young and handsome widow
of our city was seen, revolver in hand, per-
ambulating the streets in search of de-
serted lover, who, she stated, has broken
his promise 10 marry her, and ran away.
She searched in vain until Saturday last,
when she learned the young man had been
seen in a slliif, with cargo Of butter and
eggs, on his way from Parkville. When
he reached the Wyandotto she was wait
ing to welcome him to her bosom. The
Young man could not see it in that light,
whereupon she drew her revolver and in
vited the hero to fight the brcaStworks or
surrender Internationally and marry her
Immediately. He brayely surveyed the
situation, surrendered himself and cargo,
and on the Goth instant, "by virtue Of au-
thority," ETC., was breTetted with the rank
| Of husband.
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THE MASON & HAMLIS CABINET OEGAS.-The
Cabinet Organ bears the same relation to the
IL =lodeon, seraphine. and accordeon as does the
modern grand piano-forte to the spnnet and
harpsichord and the immense strides made by
MASON s HAMLIg in the invention OF this instru-
mcnt are within the knowledge and comparison
CT all of us. We may now emphatically add 10
the list of notions, in the manufacture OF which
America has excsled the world, the best reed
organ, as the most eminent musicians have. with
singular unanimity, pronounced the Cabinet Or
gan superior to any other, whether of home OF
foreign make.-Chicdgo Tribune.
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ANOTHER RADICAL CoNvENTIoN.-The
Republican Executive Committee Of Eir-
gnia have provided that the delegate con-
vcntion to meet after the completion OF
registration, in accordance with the rcso-
luton adopted By the convention Of Au-
gust |, 1867, should be composed Of dou-
bic the number Of delegates from eacl
county and city that they are entitled tc
in the House Of Delegates Of the State
General Assembly.
So that Hunnicutt will not be able tC
claim that the conclavc is q mass meeting
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-~r. EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. 1t has
r...o >~cauouSly denied in certain quar-
..~. Tim; there was any truth in the state
,...~,~ made liz Colonel OU!d in relation
o.. ,Nc exchange Of prisoners. The strong
49,. Confederation, however, Of the allega-
...-..no, il was the policy Of the Admins
.-stlan no; 70 make al exchange, in order
....va:t surviving the rebel armies with
m.,,. bodied soldiers, fresh from Federal
,,.;son>. Is furnished bv the tclcgraphic dis
.s,,h from Genera! Grant to General But
..-. IN August, irt4, which is reproduced
81 The New York Tribune Of yesterday as
,.,,,igr part of General Butler report to
r.. committee Of Congress in relation to
.1a exchange Of prisoners. The IribuNc
SAYS:
{" In August The rebels offered to renew
.ar exchange, man for man. General
Gran. then tclegraphcd the following i'm
,.o-.a., order: 1t is hard on our men
held ii southern prisons not TO exchange
.,ga, lu, it is humanity TO those left in
The AXIS 10 fight our battles. Every man
released on parole or otherwise becomes
s.. active soldier against Us at once, either
j-ectly or Indirectly. II rc commence q
r.>tw n lrclau4c which liberatcs al pri-
H.-> takca, we will have to fight on until
IA. wlo.. South is CXtccminatcd. II we
....l;losc caught, they amount to no more
,..a deed men. At this particular time,
.rc,ca,e al rebel prisoners North would
i-snrr SA"rmau'S defeat and would com
.~5u;sr or safety here
This Is clear ayowal Of the policy. 1t
.a..gYe> The Confederate authorities of the
responsibility which it has been attempted
8, ,ast.a on them Of refusing TO make an
.ye.Mc n.-NHtionnl httcll;geaccr.
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NV CorNTEEFEITs.-A new and dan
-..oss two-dollac grccnback, we'll exc
o.,gd, and calculated to deceive. Ex-
"a..lc al twos carefully, especially new
VII, @. la, denomination.
Also cae-Gollar grcenbacks, close inita-
-s1, JG! the engraving is coarse, especially
,-9 head Of Chase, which differs from the
--@",1c in The eyes and mouth, but more
particularly in the nose, which is Of an
.-~'e,y different type.
ire-dolar grccnbacks. The words
.Hrd States" compared with the orr
s.4., have Z scratchy appearance. In
general appearance, paper and printing,
.e: are well calculated TO deceive
.." wf ErurcSS.
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t.G'urS fENIAN ADvENTCEE.-T New
York I'nac5 gives the details of curious
~@& romautic adventure Of party Of Fee
..las who fitted up vessel and sailed in
A.-i! las: from that port for Ireland, from
which they returned a few days since. 1t
says:
There were 80 Of these adventurous,
q" picked men I've are told), thoroughly
armed, and we'll supplied with wa,likc
stores. They were al believers in the Oft
~..ma;cG statement that the people Of Ire
..a were ripe for revolution, and that il
.9 organized body Of troops capable Of
forming the nucleus Of an army were to
IGi On any part Of the Irish soil and raise
..u g-ycu flag, the entire country would
r".4 10 their support. Well, our advcn-
Grg.s Tcn;aaS got to the Irish coast in
-.ttg. coached at different points, and
.aa..I an armed force at the most promi-
~ locality. But, alas. nobody gathered
.,.a4 them, or knew anything Of them or
....I project. or cared anything at al
about them. And 50, after q series of mis-
14;r> m:s.ovtuucS, and daring attempts, in
which a number OF them were captured,
'.e Ul-4uc Plato has returned 10 New
York, bearing Z body Of men who have
.-goi harGships they arc not willing to
.crraC even to- the cause OF Irish indie
.aa,gucc. II is veil that this attempt has
a-c" made, for nothing else would have
convinced the Fcnians in this country Of
... agrcigssnc>s OF an Irish revolution"
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A GORGEOUS PICTURE OF SHERIDAN IN
PupL1c.-A New Orleans writer furnishes
the northern papers with the following
snowy description of General Sheridan, his
staff, and equipage
{" The state carriage used is landau
which opens at the top, so as to give an
uuobstructed view Of the inmates. There'h
sits the General, surrounded by members
of his staff, bedecked all over with gold
lace and gold buttons. To this vehicle are
attached six horses, and these are caparl-
soned with the most elaborateiy orna r
mented harness. All this is finished OIL
with grand display of long whlte plum 1s
tipped with red feathers, which are las
tened tent to the horses heads in such fashion
as to cause them to undulate in all I'll the
graceful mazes of poetical motion. Inc
cortege is completed by tram oa r oa;-
riders and guards, consisting of two reg 8,
ments of mounted troops, who on sucs
occasions appear in their best bib ana
tucker"
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Richmond Tobacco Exchange. Angus, :.


Breaks full. Receipts light. Market
buoyant and prices firm. Below we give the
transactions; lSS hogsheads, II tierccs, and
Is boxes sold rs follows:
MASUFACTrEISG TOBACCO.
LugS-Common to medium dark working,
Il to - good dark working, So TO 50; sun
cured, common, - to sl2 +; sun cured, good
81 TO SIS coal-cGred, common. 81 TO So
coal-cured, bright, SO 10 $50; coal-cured, fan
cy, $50 to SD
LcGf.-Common dark working, s. 10 90 me-
dium dark working. $40 10 Sill: good dark
working, 81 10 ST.; fine and wrapping, SIS &c
SCI; sun-curGd So 10 SO and $50 yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to $50 yellow wrap.
pers, medium TO extra, $40 TO !lGO and 500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Tery common and heavy weights, u
10 $40 medium - TO 60 good. 81 10 $40.
Lenf.-EnSlish shipping, Sl6 to $50 and 80. 80:
continental shipping, SIS 10 SIS and S23.
srEMMISG TOBACCO.
Lo4f.--Common, slo to 81 good So 10 $l7
fine. SIS togo and S23.
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Registration is proceed
ing very quietly at the Council Chamber,
and up to O'Clock to-day but Go in the
whole city, in addition to those registered
in June, availed themselves Of the oppor-
tunity-l9 whites, so blacks.-Alerandria
Gn-tite.
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS Fte1
/ WORTH OF BOOTS, SHOES. HATS,
AND TRUNKS, must end shall be sold atV ~
prices to suit the present times. The 90
greatest bargains ever offered can be had at MI
CHAEL GUNST'S Boot and Shoe Emporiu m, All
Broad street. one door from Henry Wenzel The
following goods are offered: 900 pairs OF Gents
Congress Caters, from 81 20 mp; 900 pairs MO.
Caters, from 75c. up : 500 pairs Childen's Hesled
and Hosetted Ankle Ties, 1sc 500 pairs without
CSC. Mems Oxford's, from 81 up; Mems Boots,
from So up. Call soon Il you want to secure The
chance NJ GUNST Alt Broad street,
FIVE doors from Breeder FOX.
Custom work made up in the best style.
friands jy l2-2m
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,,,, James River and kanawhn Co
nal Company.

E,rluoNp, Va. August . United
s,a,cs Commissioner Chahoon, who has in
-, hands abou; 100000 Of claims against
-, lanes River and Kanawha Canal Com
, ~ is about Summoning that corporation
= Show why it should not hc put into
N.~,-,.lSN
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..I-r-& OF THE RISE IN TIE PRICE OF
'+'~h-r.-Wc learn that the Treasury De-
s'''".cDt will soon mature an improved
2,,e~ for the collection of the tax on dis
.'',.' liquors iwh:skcy, etc. which it is
-'fsa VIII be efficient for the object. The
metropolitan revenue commission have
+..o.3aa'y checked the current frauds by
"~+-A the tax is cvaded. That this is the
-: is sa'd 10 be proved by an advance in
t-y is'ce Of the taxed AUTHORIZATIONS
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CARD.-The undersigned, design
N Ing to carry on a GENERAL STAVE BUSI-
NESS in this city, desire TO purchase SLAVES in
any quantity, by contract or otherwise, to be de-
iivsred at their yard on the south side OF the dock,
adjoining Mayo's tobacco warehouse.
They believe that from the advantages OF their
plan of conducting the business they can offer In.
ducensnts TO parties to sell TO Thorn.
Post ofaoe address, box 10, Richmond.
OMca opposite the toll house on Mayo's bridge.
WILLIAM G. MAYO,
ROBERT II. PlTZHU6H,
10 n-lm Gupartntandant.
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'DGATERFEIrER AIRES George
- nan was arrested in Harrisburg on the
:. ~. VIA $3.50 counterfeit moncy-most Of
y, 81: - notes on the Third National Bank of
Philadelphia.
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ERU1T JARS.-DAVID Pa Il q
FRUIT JARs. with cork shoppers, air.tight. They
are the best thing Used for preserving peaches anu
tomatoes There IL 10 tin IN them TO coroue, u"'
will ths strong lays OF light affect them IKE inc
glass iars: and thsy are 60 simple that child can
But th EN- up. For sale st no. II Fifteenth street.
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Summer Resorts.

NATURAL BRIDGE, ROCK.
IN BRIDGE COUNTY, VA.-PITMAN CO.,
PROPRIETORS.-This delightful and fash ionable
resort and great natural curiosity, that has been
visited by thousands, Is open ths, summer TO
all persons in search OF health, pleasure, and
good living, rs the proprietors are determined to
spare neither palms nor expense IN giving satisfac
ton to all.
Persons visiting tn Rockbridge Alum, Baths, or
Lexington, can reach this place every day by .
new line of omnibus or by packet and coach.
Every facility will be given parties TO reach any
point at any hour.
TERMS s9.so per day, $50 per month |; children
and servants half price.
je22-3m PlTMAN co.
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FEcnSrLoSs by Fire.

rnscAGo, August 7.-FairbanL, Peck <
r1,s al refinery was destroyed by fire
,,;> morning. Loss on building and stock,
40, GEO. insurance, Sl05,0
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INTELLIGENT OrsEEvEEs.-An English
W y, '..e,ioA.cnt July 22) Of the New York
-'.,@.. says that the people of Wimbledon
80 ices The day before to great aboll-
..''.,', Garrison, from America, and the
r' 49,, cay to the great Shareholder from
. ID. %..y, tie Sultan, but they didn't mean
-". '"'.S particular in either case.
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p, RESIDENTIAL PLANS or RECREATION
'0'.-cut Johnson cOntcmplates making q
~''! mp 10 Tennessee as soon as he can
pared from his official duties, and has
~ ~,' 'aIEcd Of visiting Long Branch and
''-gi northern watering places.
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ANGUS; G;h.-" Considerations Of public
u,r.t>: have prevailed with me to hold
u.s., r.cc io- months past, and conS;dcra-
,..r,u pab,ic interest will prevail with
49,. - hid /. I'LL the assembling Of Con
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Books. Stationery, &c.

DINDING AND BLANK BOOKS
~ RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, 1929 Main street.
have been manufacturing BLANK BOOKS for
courts, clerks, merchants, and banks, for over
thirty years, and stll prepared to make to or
der at short notice Blank Books in their usual best
manner, and BIND BOOKS In any style. au6
DOCKS AT COST.--With the view OF
ID reducing my stock OF Miscellaneous Books,
(Theological Medical, Juveniles, Novels, &C., J
will for the next thirty days offer this entire por-
ton Of my stock at prime cost. for cash. Also,
very large stock of Blank Books at cost. large
stock of School Books, Stationery, &C., always on
hand. at very low prices. E.P: TOWNSEND,
~ Film l3lSMan street.
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B. D. Harlan. 2. q. MAYO
BATHS,
II, ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY. VA.
=. q. MAYO


This famous BATHING PLACE viii be opened
to visitors onJULY lsT.
The medicinal ualities Of its waters have been
80 universally atested as to render 1t unnecessary
to refer to tn EN- here in detail Delightfully."- stu
ated, semi distant between Goshen and Lexing-
ton, on the banks OF the Wild North river, OF
thu picturesque James, environed by scenery
st 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 Go.
neral K. s. Lee.
|, Being near to all 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 the Baths reside at and close to this
place.
Passengers leave Baltimore, Warrington, and
Richmond in the morning, get of at Gosh en- depot,
Virginia Central railroad, where abundant &C
comnodatons arc provided to transport tn en- over
one OF the best graded roads in the State, and
through the famous Goshen Pass direct to the
Baths by 7.3o 2. II. same day.
Board SO per day, $40 per month children under
ten years and colorsd servants half price. White
servants, tw tn rds of regular charges.
Bali. room, Billiard, aud Bowling Saloons are
upon the premises.
Sulphur and Chalybeate water, also the use Of
the Bath, free Of charge TO visitors.
Z. g. MAYO, Acting partner
of HARMAN MAYO.
J. FULTON ToAPKIss, Superintendent
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TO STANTON.
TO JOHNSON

Angus. 5th.-" Considerations of public
.~srrs>. viii persuade me TO accept Your
-..-v-,a::un. il rendered.
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TURRAH, HURRAH-GREATE X-
II CiTEMENT AT A. GUNST GCO.'S .eSsv
For Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Trunks, ell S#
soon a, SOS Broad street between , fshht ~
excellent Caters at SIPS Morocco Shoes, 81 rs
Calfskin Balmorals, $3.50 Children's Shoes, CSC.
and upwards; Mems Balmorsls, $3.50; Mems
Gaiters 81 rs and UPWARDS. All our goods will be
sold TO defy competition. Country merchants WIN
find it to their interest to call on us before making
their purchases. Call soon at A. Gunst q 20. u.
Don forget the nunber-606 Bro2d street between
fi. IT ia shu ''"'n' A. GUNST & co.
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Savings Banks, DC.

DICHMOND BANKING
20 AND INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE DEPosIToRTl
Is now doing a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Ohlce, northeast corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets, Richmond, Va.
In the Savings Department.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
and Interest paid thereon. Depositors are assured
of the security offered by this company, ana are
respectully invited to deposit their funds with u.s.
In the insurance Department. we make
" 1' INSURANCE ON LIVES
on The most reasona Bile terms and also Issue Po
c;a. Of Insurance against fra on all desirable
classes of risks in city or country.
We invite your patronage ,r ,,,
EDWARD SISToS, Cashier. ~
JoHS +. G. POTTS, Secretary. Jy 10
MUTUAL BUILDING FUND
IVA AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE. 1900 MAIN STREET.
This Institution allows six per cent. Interest on
deposits of one dollar or Mors.
DIRECTORS.
s,ephsn Hunter, Robert J. Christian.
z. W. Grubbs, George Alnsle,
J. W. Frayser, I. 6odsker,
J. J. Foster, y: 3. Hill,
John o. Taylor, Elcnard CautnoEn,
Sampson Jones, Jr., ". L. Holt,
Eobsr: S. Pollard, A. W: Richardson.
JOHN E. BCsSIEUX, President.
WILLIAM r. ALLEN. Cashier.
The attention of all classes DESTROYS OF saving OF
investing their money is called to this Savings
Bank Security undoubted. Loans, &c, nego'
tiated. Office hours frols d. 81. 20 r. NJ
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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, August

OFFERINGS.
Hiemt.-White, j,jl7 bushels; red, 2,222
bushels.
Cora.-White, 2,al4 bushels: yellow, 46G
bushels; mixed, 3j2 bushels.
OdtS.-6o0 bushels.
Rye.-7S bushels.
Fiour.-l0 barrels extra, u barrels super
fine, and l. barrels family.
MtN.--Hn halcs.
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Ae hen never jokes when she lays ar
w. She Is always in her nest.
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A QUIET VISIT.

The visit of the French Empress to
Queen Victoria has been made so very
quietly that the gossips suppose it to pos.
sess some mysterious significance.
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TERTILIIERS for sale by A. 7.
4 STOKES & CO..
Pacific Guano Compsny's Soluble,
Pacific Guano,
Flour Of Bone,
Sea Fowl GIano,
Bradley's Super Phosphate Of Lime
Old Observation-Disclosures Fert.llzlnS ION
pany, kichnond, ,.,,,,,,
Tobacco Fertilizer-Southern Fertilizlns
Company Richmond,
Bradleys lEL Pho-pho. r,,e
We are agents for the above ERrll-lAkhs any
are prepared to take orders At present, anu eApe'
cargoes early in August. ,co
~ % A. I. siohho w.
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BEDFORD ALUM AND 10 D N +
D SPRINGS will be open and in complete order

ID SPRINGS will be open and in complete order
yor the reception OF visitors on the LIST OF June
Pamphlets containing .cert hcates from Drs. J.
University OF Pennsylvania J. J. Norman. and
othe eminent physicians, can BIO had by address.
Ing the proprietors showing the medical proper.
tiss of this water to be unequalled.
A conveyance will meet tn trains on the Vir
glnla and Tennessee railroad at Forest Depot,
eleven miles above Lynchburg.
BOARD Per week, $40; per month, $50.
je Ism ROBERSON 20.
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FOR SALE, 100 HOT-BED. SASH Ash
II and FRAMEs-all In complete order. WIZ
" r @. w. BAKER,
.rsn foot Of Fulton HILL
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THE QUEENS BOOK

Queen Yictoria's memoirs Of Prince
Albert produced quite sensation. Her
Majesty relates all the circumstances at
tending her first introduction to her future
husband, describes his appearance and
manner at that time, and repeats her
declaration of love.
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lust RECEIVED at 1920 Main Gin
u street, another lot OF those MINERS
NAILED BROGANS: also, CANVAsSv ~
BALMORLLS. for base. bail players, for
sale at very low prices. All are INVITED to call be-.
fore buying elsewhere. q. al: CASTOR,
ll2o Main street.
z WlyPRRg salesman. my Is
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CHOT, 200 bags assorted New York
- Company FOX salo by r,re >. m,r11,Ms
Ru S-lw HARfE1o "AbhAA'A''
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HOUSEHOLD FURN ITURE =. LEV
III ARRIvALS.-Ws Respectfully ih w Sn TINT.
T Ih K Our In Quality and variety we com
s.; ssSs0 ss d1s as,:
!os Ia e,,pd in our assortment OF styles and pat
t mas which eanno. fail to please all tastes.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended %
tnr twenty nys years past, We respectfully solicit
eon'iA"AA~' HABLISr0N / BRorHRR,
No. so5 Main street. corner OF Ninth;
Two new and spacious thres.story WAkH.
HOUSES on Cary street fnesr Ninth, near tns
basin. suited for any businssss viii be rented 1ov'
jyD
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TOHN DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manus
y facturer and Deae err. l2ll Eagle Square, al
Main street, Richmond, Va, Is daily recely. lsa
and fancy Hats and Caps. Wool Hats, mems and
boys, from the lowest to the highest price; Fur
and Silk Dress Hats Of all grades:
Just received a very beautiful lot Of Military
Caps, for officers and prlvates:
Wholesale merchants would do well to call.
ity1
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DEDUCTION IN RATES OFROA
~ AT THE
AUGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR AND ALuH
SPRINGS

northwe est from Stanton, directly on the Warm
springs and Harrisonburg turnpike, has been an
be ready for the reception Of visitors on tho lat OF
June.
There IS ct this charming retreat singular and
happy combination Of q majority Of tho medicinal
waters found at mos, OF the Springs fer which the
mountains Of Virginia have 30 long been csls.
byated.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington. Rich
mond. or Lynchburg, arrive at this place the same
Iwfsh to Inform the public that the recent r..
duction in the price Of provisions and the scarcity
OF money, cotnbiLed with the determination to
make these Springs known nnder tn cir new name,
has Influenced me TO REDUCE MY PRICES for
board to the following rates $3.50 per day. Us
per week, and $50 per month.
places OF the same class This reduction will ef-
feet no change In my table or accommodations,
which are and shall equal any and All places In
the mountains. J. 4. HBFBLFINGER,
iv
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EAI.EE.

ITheat. White, ., $50 bushels very inferior TO
prime, Sl.271t@ :2.55-S0o bushels OIL private
terms; red, 2,064 bushels inferior to good,
81 .40@S2. l5-25S bushels on private terms.
C"rn.-Whte. 2,iG4 bushels common to
prime, 92@WSl. 0j-j!G bushels private
terms; yellow, lG+ bushels, 9J696 mixed,
l22 bushels ut $l-o02 bushels on private
terms.
OntS.-2lG bushels good new, lillj7#-l;O
bushels on private terms
Rye.-7S bushels, $ll7EI$l.2o.
Huy.-n9 bales, 81 10.
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.EIITUAI, BUILDING FUND
Fertilizers.

DHENIX GUANO.-Fifty tons of
L this justly popular GU.No. Experiments on
what, the grasses, and other crops IN varons
yalne as a fertilizer Price $50 per ton. For sale
by S.f. LAihhor nsen;;,
aus Eighteenth street, sonth SIDE hAs.n.
PERUVIAN GUANO.-One hundred
/ tons No PERUVIAN GUASO daily eX'
pe''eo - "'''''' IVA CHARLES HOWARD,
ana No 3 Fifteenth street.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.
EOSSUTu DECLINES

pEsTH, August Cit is said that Kos
suth declines the seat in the Hungarian
Parliament conferred upon him by the
electors Of WaitZen.