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Registration Items.

REGISTRATION IN RoCEnRIpGE County,
Registration closed in the first district
(LcXington) on Saturday. Whites, COS !:
co'orcd, 2o3.
In the seventh district (Fairfcld) UP to
Monday: whites, lG5 colorcd, 60.
in the fifth district l.owman's) up 10
Monday: whites, 80; colorcd, 81.
In the second district buffalo Mills
first day: whites, Il: colorrd: lG.-Go-
-f.'s.
REGISTRATION IN PowHATAN.-In dis
tvict No. 3 (complctc) IS white and 1871
colorcd have registered. In district No.
!, to close of books on the n instant, 60
white and 2G9 coorcd had registered.
WAsn1xGToN CorHTY.-District No. ! !:
whites, 275; blacks, 10. District No. . {:
whites, ll2; blacks. 10. District No. 6 /:
whites, 2G0 blacks, co. The result, VIC
presume, will hc in about the same proper
ton in the other six districts .--ljiny}Oll
liTyininn.
The following is the result Of the regis
tration in three districts OF Orange county /:
First district: whites, l%j colorcd, us.
Secoad district: whites, 80 colorcd, 427.
Third district: whites, 1876 coIored, 2GS.-
EJp03,0r.
Registration closed at Aylctt's precinct,
King William county, on the lth Of July.
Number registered: Whites, l2O; blacks,
lto.
In two districts Of Bath county the regis
traton closed with the following result ::
Whites, 2l5; blacks, 80.
In Middlctrooll district, Augusta coun-
ty: SOC whites; only l24 blacks.
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The venerable DR.. Strong, OF Hartford,
presiding one wear in the General Associa-
ton of Connecticut, called upon minis
,erial brother as follows e." Brother Cotton,
Of Bolton, will you step this way and
pray ?" Brother Cotton rose to hls feet
and very solcmuly replied: My dear
brother Strong, you do very wrong to be
making a rhyme at this solemn time"
Lafayette Washington, u colorcd man in
Wvthe county, is strong conservative,
and makes telling speeches. lie says OF
one Mr.. Marsh, white Radical, that he IS
7ikc the potato hills made by boy whose
father complained that they were too
small-hc is small enough, but there Is
DANCED sight Of dirt in him.
The State Treasurer informs the Sheh@''-
louh rulie,J that DR.. Joseph +. Strayer, OF
New Market, Que Of the representatives OF
Shenandoah county in the last session OF
the Virginia Legislature, has returned as
drawn the amount Of money voted as pay
for the vacation.
The London .Star gives currency to a
rpmor that :" Mr.. James Gordon Bennett,
Jr.. Of the New York Herald, intends to
bring out a daily paper in London ere
long"
Tie Rockingham RegiSter says the wheat
crop is the largest gathered in the valley
for many years. The Staunton Em"'cotor
makes similar report.
Rev. Dr.. Howell is improving in health,
SAYS the Nashville Union.
They have fine watermelons in Whining
ton, n. C.
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The Fourth ri f..c SOUTH.

NOBLE, July j.-Icsterday was gene
rally observed as a holiday. and business
being suspended, a large number Of citi-
Zcns went on excursions down the bay 10
witness regatta. Several excursion par
ties of freedmen also went off.
\ national salute was fired at noon.
A Federal soldier shot himself in store
on Water street.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July 5.-Yestcrday bu-
sinesS generally was suspended, and a ma
tional salute fired at noon. \ party OF
freedmen and United States soldiers had
a row, which at first threatened to be Sc
rious, but nobody was killed.
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Congressional.

WAsHINGToN, July 5.-SENATE.-A re-
solution vas submitted that legislation he
confined to reconstruction and bills rcla-
ting to it only be acted upon.
\ long debate cnsucd, during which il
transpircd that thirteen senators in caucus
voted in favor Of universal suffrage.
The resolution restricting legislation was
finally passcd-aycs, 10: nays, 9-thc nays
being Buckalcw, Drake, Fowler, Howe,
Ross, Sumner, Thayer, Upton, and Wade
Mr.. Wilson stated in the course Of de,
bate that Secretary Stanton wanted no
legislation regarding the judiciary, but
needed money to support reconstruction.
Adjourned till Monday.
IIousE.-The Speaker presented me-
mortal from Green NJ. Adams against the
admission of Beck, from Kentucky. Re,
fcrred to the Committee on Elections.
The Speaker announced the Committee
on Re- construction provided for by Wed
ncsday's resolution as follows: Stevens,
Boutwell,, Bingham, Farnsworth, liurlburd
Of New York, Bernard, Paine, Pike, and
Brooks.
Mr.. Payne moved TO suspend the rules,
that he might introduce a Joint resolution
rendering the thanks Of Congress to Major
General Phil. II. Sheridan for his able and
faithful performance Of his duty as COM
mander Of the military district of Texas
and Louisiana.
The rule was suSpendcd-aycs, ITO;
nays, lS--and the resolution passed.
Additional papers regarding the Ken
lucky delegations and protests from mem
bcrs whose seats were not contested were
received and referred to the Committee
on Elections.
4 Joint resolution Of thanks to Generals
Schotield, Sickles, and Pope was adopted
General Schcnck offered resolution Of
thanks 10 Petroleum V. Nasty and Attor-
ncy- General Stanbcry for their mainte.
nance of the Presidents policy. Pending
the question of its reception, the House
adjourned till Monday.
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Geor"ia Republican State Convention

AUGUSTA, GA, July 5.-The Republican
State Convention met at atlanta yester-
day. Delegates were present from all parts
Of the State. Hon. Foster Blodgct, c,
Richmond county, was elected president.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that
the loyal men Of Georgia desire early
peace for the country; identifying the
convention with the National Republican
party supporting the reconstruction acts
of Congress declaring the Republican
party in sympathy with the working men,
and determining to elect to office men
who, in all respects, meet the requirements
Of Congress.
Delegates to the convention were chosen
without reference to color.
4 mass meeting of from 200 to 1000
was held yesterday, the Declaration OF In
dependence read, and addresses delivered
by A. W. Tcuney, Of New York, ana
others.
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TERRIBLE CONfLAGEATIoN AT ORANGE
C0URTH0uSS II o'clock on Tues
dav night severe lightning storm passed
over the village Of Orange Courthouse,
during which a bolt struck q store belong
ing to Mr.. Benjamin Rose, which was tired,
and in few minutes was mass OF lurld
flames. This store and another adjoining,
also belonging TO Mr.. Rose, with their en-
tire contents, were consumed. The tire
spread thence TO the store OF MesSrs. Ro-
bcrtson 4 Cullcn and to the dwelling OF
Mr.. George j. Brent, which were also
burned. McsSrs. Robertson < Cullen sue
cccdcd in saving the most of their goods,
but in damaged condition. Mr.. Brent
lost the whole of bis furniture. To stay
the progress Of the contlagration two small
/ buildings had to he torn down, and by this
means the fire was checked.
/ The loss of the various sufferers IS not
precisely known. but the lowest estimate
( placed upon il i SO 0O0-whcthcr covered
By insurance in whole or in part we did
no: learn.
The Press telegram sent over the wires
Yesterday fron Washington reporting the
burning OF the county courthouse was IN
correct, that building not having been al
ali Notwithstanding NorS.
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game t,ro could play at LEWIS is co0pc-
rating with FIELDS Cook and JOIN OLIVER.
Commenting upon L1NDsAy's speech, the
Charlottesville Chronicle says
"Thc colorcd people can go on holding
these meetings and cheering these Scnti-
m2ntS: they can meet weekly aud de-
no"Ncc the white people; they can follow
the iuccnaiary appeals OF stucll-up dcma-
goCucs from Richmond the consequences
are plain: they are sowing the seeds of
hatred between the two races ut the
S"uth-thcy can make the situation Of the
whites thoroughly uncomfortable, hut We
warn them that they will make their 0,rn
thoroughly uncomfortable"
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Foreign News.

LONDON, July 4.-The grand review at
| Hyde Park was postponed on account OF
Maxmiian's execution. Great indigna-
ton at this murder is felt here and on the
continent.
VIENNA, July 1.-The Imperial Court
has gone into mourning On account of the
death of Macmillan.
PARIS, July 3.-Napoleon has ordered
the French Court to wear mourning for
Macmillan.
Vandcrbrock Brothers, American bank
crs mere, have suspended.
LIVERPOOL, July 4th-Evening. Cotton
inactive and closed with q downward
tendency; middling uplands, lOl.; Or
leans, ] =; sales, 10000 bales.
The Bank OF England holds t22, 500,-
| 600 in bullion.
LONDON, July 5-Noon.-Consols, % g.
United States bonds unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, July 5-Noon.-Cotton-
Estimated sales, 10000 bales 'miGdling
uplands, 10 ID; Orleans, ID: sales for
| the week, $4,000 bales, OF which $4,000
were for speculation stock, 13s, 900 bales,
of which $4,000 are American. Bread
Stnfls and provisions unchanged.
| LONDON, July Evening. - ConsolS
gl&S: United States bonds, 7231.
LIVERPOOL, July 5-Evcning .-Cottor
closed unchanged in tone or prices; mid
ding uplands, l01 3D.; Orleans, lid. sales
| 10000 bales. Beef advanced Is. Bacon
advanced Cd. Lard declined 3d.-Quotct
at lis. Cd. Common rosin declined to is
Cd; fine resin, rs. Turpentinc, sos
, Tallow, l004dS.
Weather favorable for crops.
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The Markets,

New YORK, July "a. M.-stocks
strong. Money, per cent. Gold, l39 i.
Sterling exchange, ll0iH@ll04. 5-20's,
Co, coupons, lll&I; 'Gl-5, 1851 &@l0Sl4 ;
new issues, l07. lO-10's, 1915. 7-3o's,
1863 ,@lO7. Cotton dull at 2Gc. Flour
1OaZ0c. lower. Wheat declining. Corn
lQ2c. lower. Pork dull at 81 %. Lard
dull at Hell &c. Whisky steady. Naval
stores quiet.
New YORK, July 5-P. M.-FIour active
at the noon decline; State, 26.501$ 90.
Wheat declined. Corn declined: mixed
western, 81 .0I1&I.0S. Mess pork, S2O.33@
5000. Lard dulIat II 1.!@l2 &C. Whisky
closed active at 3S8l0c. Cotton declined
snl"~ 900 bales at De. Sugar firm Mus
coyado, / :, @i2&I Coliee quiet. Iur-
pcntinc quiet at 56G59c. Rosin, $3.50
$50. Frcights dull. Stocks Slightly
easier. Gold, 1881 ,. 5-20s, '62, coupons,
/ lll5#.
BALTIMORE, July 5.-Cottce quiet and
. unchanged. Cotton dull and unchanged.
Flour scarce and demand light : prices
| irregular. New white wheat, #2.308:3,
! Corn active white advanced Sc. and quo
ted at $l.l31#i.l5; yellow, SL0Gl:l .OS
/ western mixed, STOP. Provisions very
firm at full prices. Whisky and sugar
unchanged.
New ORLEANS, July 5.-Cotton-saicS,
200 bales: low middling, % &C.;
receipts for the week, 2,ljG, against
ZOOS last year: exports for the week,
/ 1851: stock, 5G,l07 Fair Louisiana Su-
gar, IS &C.. prime to choice, l1i2c'
Cuha shareholders asking an advance
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Surrender Of Vera CruZ-ArrtEal OF
the Foreign Legion ut MoDiic.

MOBILE, July 5.-The steamer Tabac-
co, bearing the Mexican flag, arrived
Yesterday morning with four hundred or
five hundred of Maximilian's Foreign Lee
gion, who were part of the garrison OF Vera
Cruz They left Vera Cruz on the 2Sth.
The capitulaton was signed on the 9th.
They marched out with colors flying, and
were saluted by the Liberal forces, allowed
"a retain their arms, and furnished with a
national vessel to leave Mexico. lieute-
nant- Colonel J. Z. Ludry, Of the French
army commands them. 1t is said they Will
be mustered out here.
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From Chill.

New YoRK, July 5.-Ad7ices from
Chill announce the acceptance of the me
diation orthe United States in the Spanish
war with Q modification.
Lieutenants Crossman and Weightman
Of the United States steamer Ossipee
were about to fight duel at Valparaiso
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: The Enurfh-BreaE<ingo Of u iey"e. "a

New ORLEANS, July 5.-Busiuess was
suspended yesterday, and the public build
ings decorated with flags. Many cXcur-
sions were made out Of the city.
The Red river lcyee, in front Of Alczan-
dria, La, gave way Friday night, 2Sth ult-
imo, flooding the lower portion Of the town.
The break was promptly repaired by the
citizens, but broke again next day. The
only chance for the escape Of the town is
in fall Of the river.
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Rcpurt Of the Tobacco Market.


TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
EICHNoSp, July ,, le67. }
Freaks full! and the market continues very
firm with a decided upward tendency. Beio"
we i've the transactions: 20 hogSheads, 80
tirryrs, aud - boxes offered, and sold aa lol-
lows:
M4SCFACTCR1SG TOBACCO.
L,Gs.-CommOn to medium dark working,
$50 to 81; good dark working, - TO IS; sun
cured. common, IS To so; sun-cured, good,
slo 10 SO; coal cured, common, IS 10 SO /;
coal-cured, bright, 81 20 go; coal-cured fan
cy, go 10 SO.
LenT-Comrnon dark working, IS to 50 ;
medium dark working, $40 10 ~ good dark
working, 81 10 81; fine and wrapping, so 10
$50: sun-cured, Slj 10 so and $50; yello"
wrappers. common, $40 10 80; yellow wrap
prls, medium 10 extra, $50 10 800 and 800
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
LrGs.-Tcrv common and heavy weights,
81 10 $40; medium, Il 10 $50; good, -
L.rf-English shipping, :l6 TO 800 and Sot !;
continental shipping, ST. 10 SIS and -.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
L.af.-Common, 80 10 Sl5; good, sl2 10 So ;
fine, SO 10 so and 81
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DUALITY AND TGArEHN!TY.-Thc Char
1olics"lic Chronicle notices the declaration
u Lt"Is LINDSAY, muiatto, Of Richmond
IL That town on Tuesday toan assemblage OF
blacks. lie demands socjn! clN0LtM lie
claimed that lie should be asked into Il
"htie geut!cmar's parlor and addressed as
Mira LINDSAY" lie denounced Boris
and praised IlrNNIcurr, who, he said, was
'Aelr lthe niggers') man. He said, alluding
u the AlocInarle people who wanted TO
cooperate" that if they wanted the help
d The "niggers" they must come to them
i'he niggcrs'). He said he had heard Of
d war Of races but be w.,ld like to know
"hen four millions Of people, with arms in
lAelg LANDS, had been eXlermiuated. That
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SOUTHERN GENERALS TO FoLEow loNG-
~rREEr'S ENANPLE.-Thc New Orleans
Eep,5Gcaa, in announcing the pardon
Of General Longstrect, states that 9 other
prominent generals who served in the
Confederate army are about to guarantee
their sincerity by laying down their arms
and acknowledging the Confcdcracy an
lost cause by following the
footsteps of General Longstrect and COM
inc mp to the support OF Congress ard the
Republican party
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Dpufs, Of .suSficp Eynyna

WAsHlSGToS, July 5.--Justicc Wayne,
Of the Supreme Court of the United
States, died to-day. He was born in Sa-
vannah, Ga, in 1890, and was appointed
to the bench by President Jackson in 1885.
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ANOTHER Old CITIZEN GoNE.--Dan-
bridge Farss died on the 30th. He was
born in Nottoway county, Va, 18th May,
1900 was an apprentice to The printing
business in Petersburg, Va, III the hteRl-
ysucer Office in 1876 moved 10 Tennessee
in the fall of 1877; or. the lst April, Isis,
came to Huntsville, where he continuously
resided up to the time of his lamentablc
dcath-nearlv half century. -Il4n!StHe
LlLnl lNrncNin.
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Treasure Itrrived-Thc Fourth LII
TeH York.

New YORK, July 5.-Thc Rising Star
brings $4,000 in treasure from Cali
iornia.
Three persons were killed yesterday in
the city. Twenty fires occurred during
the celebration.
\ pleasure boat returning from Coney
island had six of her passengers drowned
the boat being run into by a steamer.
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NoMINAT1oNS For TIE CONTENTION
There is 70 nc 9 meeting in Goochland on
the 10Th instant to make a nomination for
The convention. Both races are expected
10 attend.
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Sailing OF the Sus4uehanna for
Mexico.

FORTRESS Monroe, July 5.-The trigate
Snsquehanna, Admiral Porter, sailed yes
terday under sealed orders. It is now
known that she proceeds to Mexico direct.
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New Posr-ogrtcrS.-The following post
Offices in Virginia were established during
.hc month Of May: Indian Valley, Floyd
county: Rayncsyillc, WeStmoreland /;
Morcman's River, Alhcmarle; Republican
Grove, Halifax: Pr;laman's, franklin
Clifton Forge, Allegheny; kcnncdy,S,
Brunswick: Curtis Wharf, Hcnrico; Elk
Run, Fauquicr; Whitoshurg, Lee: Morris,
Hanover; Poplar Hill, Pulaski Mountain
Grove, Bath Smoky Ordinary, Brunswick
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WILL IT PAY? ENCOURAGE
w HOME MANUFACToRIEs.-C
LAMBETH i FRANCIS. tsS@ay-
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
successors TO King Lanbeth),
No. 1913 franklin street, Richmond, Va.
riages, Bugsies and Wagons Of any description
will Ind 1t 10 their advantage 10 call and examine
our assortment. We sell north ern- made car.
rages but pledge ourselves 10 furnish as good and
fashionable carriages. and at prices As reasona-
Bile as they can be bought elsewhere. We invite
all persons in want OF artic les in our ne friendly
to southern INDUSTRY andsentcrprise, 70 cali anu
examine onr stock md prices.
REPAIRING done promptly and in a manner &c
give satisfaction. -, ..,,,,
ia Ism LAMBETH ~ EASIIo.
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a,.ay,an.latlE eninn Raid.

ToRoSTo, July 4.-The Government
apprehending q Fenian demonstration
placed gunboats at several points yeSter'
day, Nothing unusual occurred.
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The Surraft T.;u1

WAsu1SGroS, July 5.-Thc prosecution
in the Surratt case have closed its tcsti-
mOny.
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Real Estate for Sale.

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PR1-
III FATELY.-Those two BEAUTIFUL BUILD.
ING LOTS at the southeast corner Of Third and
Byrd streets fronting 80 feet each on Third street.
and running back l?o feet TO an alley, are offered
for sale privately. Terms accommodating. Apply
at the Disputcil office or to GRUBBS = WILLIAMS.
le
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Murine InteItiGcnce.

MINIATUEEtALMaN AC-JrLr ., 1857.
c., risss ~ As Moon sets. ~
Snn ssts ',.. :. Is r III tide, A. M. s.2i
POHT OF RICHMOND, JCLY 5.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary and Francis, Boyle, Phlladel'
phis coal, S. Il. Eawes
SAILED.
c..auar Albamarle, Bourne, New YORK, mer-
chaniiS. and passengers 5. Ayres Co.
steamer John sylvester; oih4 r nof'olA ne'
St..,nr = H. xandria Allen, Philadelphia, mer-
chsnIi.s ami passenger. ". P. Porter.
By TELEGRAPH.
NORTHAMPTON, July 5.--Touched, steamer Anne
ric
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In assuming the business heretofore conducted By
Millhiser & Moses, tender my sincere thanks 10
tb ose " no have liberals bestowed tn er pstron.
age on the late concern with the that in
future no effort on my part shall be pared where
NAV favor me with their patronage.
In few days large addition will be made 10
nv present extensive assortment. Of DRY GOODS,
10 which invts the attention OF city and country
merchants and can assure them that ] shall be
prap.red TO sell on as liberal terms as any house
In the country MOSES MlLLH lAER.
RIcuxoSD July l. 1867. y 5-lw
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Dissertations. dc.

dissolution OF CO-PA RTNER.
- hHlP:-Th c6-partnership heretofore exist
Ing under the stys Ard firm Of MiLLHTSER e.
MnsEs - this day dissolved by mutual consent,
hilre1 Scsas bnving so!d ont his entire interest In
;ha concern TO Moses Milibiser
The business will heTn,f,or no. conducted bv
MOShS MiLLtishH. who will pay and receive
all Claims due by or TO the la,e firm
MOSS MILLHrSER. !.
ALFRED MOSES,
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In consequence Of i'll health have sold ont nv
entire interest the business OF Milih!ssr Moses
10 Mr.. NJ oses MilIhiser.
In retiring from the jobbng dry goods business
return my most sincere thanks to my Numerous
friends N the city and surrounding country. for
since the establish me Mt OF the concern and earn.
estly solicit continuance Of the same for my sue.
cessor Mr.. Millhiser, a gentleman every way
worthy Of the confidence and esteem OF the mer.
chants who purchase their supplies in the city Of
Richmond. ALFRED MOSES.
RICHMOND, July !, 1887.
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g f A B A T II n & A T. c . l. >
voritc resort encourd ed by the very libe raj sup
port heretofore accorded 10 them have added 10
the accom- modations OF the Island during the past
spring large new building containing spacious
LADIES PARLOE, BALL ROOM, OFFICES, &c,
with chambers on the second floor.
They have also engaged gentleman OF eXps'
rcnce as superintendent Of the
DISING-RO
and hare secured the services of two irst-class
COOKS and first. class BREAD BAKER.
To obvtAte the difficulty heretofore experienced
in reaching the Island they have had built d
small but substantial
STEAMER,
10 run from Noting bans Landing TO the Island,
which Will make the trip in not over one hour
TO increase the pleasure OF their guests they
have engaged Il
A GOOD BAND OF MUSIC,
and have also added to the number OF their
BOATS,
so that all who wish to enjoy the
FISHIN AND SHOOTlS
flor which this locality is justly celehrated) can
have the opportunity. The
SURF BATHING,
in point Of security and beauty IL not exceied by
any place on the
ATLANTIC COAST
Passengers leaving Richmond in time to con-
meet with the steamer " Eolu. = at Norfolk on
Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays will arrive
a, til . Island al O'clock p. VI. the same day.
Fare, - day, with special arrangements Tor a
COBB BROTHERS,
Cherry-tona post office,
lie o9-dl0tswCw Northampton county, a.
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UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR AND
ALUM SPRINGS,
formerly known as STRIBLING'S. thirteen miles
from Stanton, Augusta county, Va.
4 HEEELEINGER pRnpRIETOR.

J. 4. HEFELFINGER, PROPRIETOR.
This elightful mountain retreat, thirteen miles
northwest from StauutOn, directly on the warm
Springs and Earrisonburg turnpike, mas been IN,
dergoing impror ement for the last year, and viii
be ready for the reception OF visitors on the LIST G
June.
There IL at this charming retreat singular and
happy combination OF majority Of the medicina
waters found at most OF the Springs for which the
mountains Of Virginia have so long been cele-
brated.
Persons leaving Baltimore. Washington, Rich
mond, or Lynchburg, arrive al this place the same
day by ! p. NJ.
Terms: IS per day, SIS per week, and $6S per
month. j. A. HEF ELF MEN,
nv Ppm Proprietor.
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- w. JONES, SURGICAL and a8e1
VI. MECHANICAL DENTIST. All ope-0SffY
rations thoroughly and gently performed. Teeth
extracted without pain. Teeth inserted on Vulcan
tie Plate, and durability warranted. ONCE on
Main street opposite Arlington House. Office hours
rom . A. VI. to d O'Clock p n 10 IL
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DAY I P.-Thosc who have given
/ bonds 10 the endowment Of Richmond Col
lega will please pay the INST years interest, due
lst Of June, 1857, Ia EDWIN WnRTHAM, Urea
turer Of the College. If convenient. IL would be
= favor 10 receive the first inst lncnt also,
money is needed 10 pay the Faculty
A. III. pOlSDEXTER,
a., ,,y Agent Richmond College.