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ton dull; middlings offered at 24c. Mess
pork, s22.5O; first-class pork, s22.75. Ba-
con in good demand clear sides advanced
&C.; sales of 200 hogsheads shoulders,
&C.; rib sides, llc.; clear sides, l24c.
Lard, l224.
SAVANNAH, GA, May 2o.-Cotton dull
and nominal; middlings, 25iac.; sales, $50
bales receipts, go bales.
MOBILE, May 2O.-Cotton easy; sales to-
day of 500 bales middlings, 24lac.; re-
ceipts, ll9 bales.
New ORLEANS, May 20.-Cotton IN
changed; sales of $500 bales; low mid
ding, 25826c.; receipts, 2,l66 bales ex-
ports, 1892. Louisiana sugar-Low fair,
nominally, l2c. choice, l3H@l34c. !;
Cuba No. II, 1l8l1Rc. Molasses, re.
Prime -four extremely dull superf1ne Of
fered at sl2asl25O. Corn dull and droop-
ing. Pork dull and unchanged; mess,
s24.25. Gold, 1853.
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Your obedient servant,
ANDREW NJ. WILSON.

THE PENNsYLvANIANs GIVE 1000 TO
THE PooR.-As the Pennsylvania capital
lists were about to leave the city yesterday
morning, one of their number handed 10
Colonel Owen an envelope directed to Mrs.
Owen, TO whom he asked it should be de-
livered. On being opened, the missive was
found to contain two checks, each for $500,
with a note, whose purport was that the
money was designed to be divided equally
between Mrs. President Owen and Mrs.
President Barbour, to be by them appro-
priated to such purposes of charity as
they deemed deserving. The note also
stated that this was an acknowledgment Of
the civilty and kindness with which the
donors had been invariably received in
Virginia.
W e learn that Mrs. Owen divided the
$500 intrusted to her into nine equal parts,
and sent to the minister Of each church in
the city, including the African, his quota
of the whole.-Ly,chbo~g Republican.
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METHODIST RELCs.-A southern ex-
change saws: During the late meeting
OF tie Methodist Episcopal College OF
Bishops, the family Of Bishop Soule pre-
seuted the senior Bishop with the follow
ing articles The official seal OF Bishop
Asbuly corneliau, set in small gut
frame, with 4 medallion head OF Wesley.
The Official seal Of Bishop Mchendree
this is larger than communicating, with
the initials w. McK.'; motto, Preach
Tie Word The first official seal OF
Bishop S"ulc; this is a small oval-shaped
metallic device dove with olive branch
In lis mouth, and standing on globe /;
motto, Peace Oh earth These interest
ing relics were, by the will OF Bishop Soule,
Ieit to bis senior successor, to be by him
Transmitted in like manner. They are,
therefore, in the hands Of Bishop Andrew.
For centuries pas, il has been customary
lor prelatcs Of the Roman Catholic Church
to wear hierarchical rings, in attestation of
their rank, but the fact that Methodist
Bishops wear them is not generally known
10 the members Of that denomination"
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WARRINGTON ITEMS.
Mr. CHASE.


Chief JAS 5cc Chase viii 60 TO Richmond
a. hold the { cult Court il any business
sT9va couc before it requiring his pre-
syaGe.
TENNESSEE BOUND ~ CHAINS.
wynuc>,ccau> just arrived here, and let
tey> rom prominent citizens of that State,
trUUs ii Governor Browulow aud the en-
tire Radical ticket, including all their Con-
-.sNGen, shall not be elected, ii will be
ult 20 explain why. The way is pre-
cared with certainty of success by the
r.rtmt laid out hy legislation. A collision
nr races is considered inevitable ere long.
Franchise i the will of the Governor, who
has power 10 set aside registration, or have
rrE.>.ratiou made ia subScrvc his purposes,
with an armed militia to enforce his will.
Already the registration in nine counties
has been aEuullcd aud set aside by Go
werner Bvownlow.-Sm.
AN AUCTION or RARE GOODS.
The annual sale Of articles remaining in
be dcad-lcttor Office, which is advertised
80 take place here tomorrow, includes
>svcral thousand articles. The list en-
traces almost every article of wearing ap-
uarcl, icwelry, medicine, etc. most OF
them for ladies. Among these are false
breasts, shoulder braces, hair, hoopskirts,
carriers, baby clothes, white enamel bloom
..c complexion, hatr dyes, hair restorers,
Ualc uprooterS, yitalizing recuperators,
strengthening lotions, pimplc banisher, pa
tent bN>.cy>, and CruukardS' cure.
SuRRArT's TRIAL.
Surratt'S trial will commence next Mon
day.
DECISIONS IS TO REGISTRATION.
The supreme Court OF the District has
decided that every citizen qualified to vote
untor the law Of Congress is entitled to be
s.-t>,crcd; that il is the duty of the regis
,u-, 10 inquire who are qualified voters,
and when they know man 10 be quail
I'D voter, that they must place his name
umou tine lists, whether he makes personal
application or not.
Il., decision will enable the pasSivists to
y,a. 4; FIRST they refused to register be-
raase the ne grocs registered.
Tie same court decided that the ahduc-
tim aud running oil Of negroes, when the
guilty party had been pardoned, did not
make man 50 Infamous that he could
u. Toe registered. One Of the Judges said
taa crime was not one under the common
.aE. nor against humanity.
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The st. Louis Republican states that
Archbishop Kenrick has secured posses
sion of valuable lot in that city, ON which
he expects to erect a cathedral TO cost at
least two million dollars.
If there be any truth in the latest re-
ports that come to us from England, there
is again hope that DR.. Livingstone, the
celebrated African explorer, is not dead.
Ne,o York Citizen.
General Sherman heads list of ST..
Louis gentlemen who offer Julia Dean a
benefit to manifest their appreciation of
her "genius as the only classical actress
now upon the STAGE"
The Board of Trade Of Washington city
,ubIish letters from General Beauregard
and Bishops Quinlan and McGiil acknow-
lodging the receipt Of 500 each for the
poor.
We have q strong notion of announcing
that our friend II. r. Collier, ESQ., Is out
in another letter upon public affairs.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, I
R1cuMnNn May % leRT

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, May 90, 1867.
Breaks full 10. day. Market buoyant Prices
unchanged Below we give the transactions
l27 hogsheads, 80 tierces, and 80 boxes, offered
and sold as follows:
MASUFAcTrRIYa TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium dark working,
- to 81: good dark working, s. to As; sun
cured, common, SIS TO sl0 Incurred, good,
$40 TO sl5; coal-cured, common, IS TO $40;
coal-cured, bright, sl2 to SIS; coal-cured,
fancy, $40 to s4J.
Ledf.-Common dark working, S. to 80;
medium dark working, $40 10 *l2 good dark
working, sll TO ia fine and wrapping, SO TO
$50; sumo cured, Sl5 to s2j and $50; yellow
wrappers, common, 500 to S35; yellow wrap
pers, medium TO extra $50 to 800, and Sl2S.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Very common and heavy weights,
s3 10 10 $50; medium, $40 10 $3.50; good,
St TO IS.
LeoE-Engish shipping, $40 to SIS and s22 ;
continental shipping, sl2 TO SIS and $40.
sTEMMIyG TOBACCO.
Leaf-Common, $40 to sl3; good, sl2 10 SIS
fine, $40 TO $50.
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Northern oEd school Presbyterian
General Assembly.

ClzrrNNATI, May lS.-To-day DR.. Gurley
pres 4red a report from the Committee on
Reunion declaring they had diligently en-
uaagor,d to perform the work entrusted
1, them. and had agreed upon complete
n.4u ul union, the articles OF which were
So, forth a: length. in the afternoon, this
report was referred TO q special committee
d. seven. Papers in reference to the Ken.
t&ekv schism were referred to another
select committee Of seven. Several re-
po;ts from theological seminarieS were
received and referred. DR.. Elliott made
AT able report on the subject Of unem-
ploved ministers. Washington city was
decided upon as the place for the next
r-nnLLnm
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PERPETUAL MOTION. Whether mechani-
cal perpetual motion is or is not among
human possibilities has long been dis
puted point, but what seems realization
of this desideratum in physics, or comes SO
near it as to leave mind at loss and set
argument at defiance, is a piece Of me-
chanism which belongs to DR.. M. LOOMS,
of this city.
This machine is about twenty inches in
height, and its main feature is vertical
wheel, some six inches in diameter, upon
a shaft about four inches in length. The
whole is provided with weights, the pecu-
liar arrangement of which gains, as it were,
a result between heft and leverage, which
produces an eccentric poise OF the wheel,
and thus maintaining constant motion.
1t was produced at an expense OF $780,
600, and is the result of many years labor
by a man now deceased.
To whatever status philosophers or ply
sicians may assign it, it is certainly mar
vel, and has no equal. Its separate pieces
can easily be taken apart and examined
in its every minuti9, and when re;idjusted
it assumes its wonted motion without eX-
ternal assistance Washington Star.
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From Mexico.

NEw YORK, May 20.-Don Jose Rami-
rez, son OF Maximilian's late secretary,
who LEFT the City Of Mexico April 2Sth,
reports that Diaz had nineteen guns play
ing on the Pecavilla gate. Marquee had
1850 men defending the gates. The COM
handing and other officers were preparing
to capitulatc, as the only way of saving
their lives
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The Markets.

New YORK, May pa. M.-Stocks
dull. Gold, 1865. Money, 6 per cent.
Sterling exchange, 1923; sight exchange,
1lO1%. 5-2O's, '62, coupons, 1909; ga,
1857 '65, 1867; new issue, l071s@l0S.
lO-40's, 971s@9S. 1905, first series,
1861; others, 1853. Virginia 6's, 67@
10. Missouri G's, 97A@971a. Flour, l0c.
lower. Wheat and corn dull and droop-
ing. Mess pork, S23.37@s23.40. Lard
quiet at l21aGl31.c. Whisky quiet.
Cotton quiet; middling uplands, Csc.
Freights quiet.
New YORK, May Pop. M.-Stocks &C
tive and improving. Money, 6 per cent.
Gold, 1919. 5-20's, '62, coupons, 1921
Cotton unchanged sales l,4O0 bales at
Csc. Flour dull and declined l0@l5c.;
State, $l0.65aSl3.90 southern mixed to
good, sl3.4O9Sl4.9O; fancy to extra, $l58
SIS. Wheat heavy and declined lQ2e.
Corn declined 2@3c.; mixed western, 81 20
@Sl.22. Provisions steady and firm. Rice
in good demand; Ragoon, l09la Carroll
ma, l2c. Sugar firmer and in good de-
mand; Porto Rico, IL 34@l2c.; Muscovado,
lO1sQllc.; Havana, ll1ac. Coffee quiet
and firm. Molasses steady. Naval stores
firm. Turpentine, 64965c. Rosin I'M
changed. Freights dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, May 2O.-Cotton steady at
27iIc. Prime Rio coffee scarce at 1870
I915c., gold. Flour heavy and unchanged.
Wheat dull with a small business. White
corn dull at sl.l56sl.ls; yellow several
cents higher, and quoted at sl.2OGsl.23,
mostly at the latter figure; western
mixed. Sl.l4. Provisions steady; bulk
meats, mess pork, and lard, firm. Bacon
unchanged. Whisky, in bond, held at s5c.
no sales.
LOUISVILLE, May 2O.-Flour dull and
declining; quoted at s9.759slo:75. Bacor
quiet shoulders, 9lsc. clear sides, l2lac
Mess pork, $3.50. Lard, l21ac. Ra"
whisky Qree), 1928.
WILMINGTON, May 2O.-Cotton steady a
24c. Spirits turpentine quiet at 55c
Rosin quiet at $3.50.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 2O.-Cotton in fai
demand at easier prices; sales, 2O5 bales
receipts, 81 bales; middling, 24@24 &c.
CINCINNATI, May 2O.-Flour dull AM
unchanged. Corn dull; sacks, 81. Wits
Ky held at s5c., but only 50 offered. Cot
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FIRE AT JARRArT's DEP6T.-The railroad
warehouse at Jarratt's depot was destroyed
hy fire on Friday night, and all its contents
consumed. Mr.. William n. Jarratt lost
two-aud-a-half tons Of guano and guam
thy Of lime. The stock of goods III the
house, We, are glad 10 learn, was small
The building, which was temporary one,
and erected at cost of about three hun
bred dollars, is supposed TO have been first
robbed and then set atre.-PeterSb"'9 Err
-L.Nh.
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BOARDING.
ballard HOUSE,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
JOHN p. BALLARD, PROPRIETOR.
This establishment Ia now

This establishment Is now
COMPLETE IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS,
having been newly and elegantly furnished
throughout.
1t is acknowledged to have no superior in the
southern States, and to be equal to any in the
North.
The owner has spared no expense to make it
equal in every respect to any hotel in this country,
and pledges his best efforts to MAKE HIS GUESTS
IN EVERY WAY COMFORTABLE.
his long and successful experience justices him
in saying that the accommodations of no hotel
shalt be superior TO his
He asks the support of his friends and the public
generally.
ap2-ts JOHN p. BALLARD, Proprietor.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-Thc follow
ing celebrated VIRGINIA SPRINGS, of easy
access by railroads and short stage lines, over
good roads, in comfortable coaches by contract
limited TO passengers will be open for visitors
ON AND AFTsR THE lsT Of JUNE 1851:
WHITE SULPHUR,
GREsSBRIsR COUNTY, VA;
SWEET SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, VA.
Route ria Virginia Central railroad to Jackson
River depot until about 10th July, when the
railroad will be run to Covington;
and from Ronsack's. on the
Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, ria stages.
HOT SPRINGS,
HEALING SPRINGS, and
BATH ALUM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, Va.
Route riu Virginia Central railroad to Milboro'
depot.
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
RocKBgfDGg COUNTY, VA.
Route ria Virginia Central railroad to Goshen
depot
ALLEG HANY SPRIN IS,
MuSTGuMERY COUNTY, VA.
Route ria virginia Central, orange and Alaran-
dria TO Shawsvile depot, on Virginia and
Tennessee railroad.
COYNEg'S SULPHUR SPRINGS,
BoTETorKr COUNTY, VA.
Route as above to Coyners Springs depot. Viz
ginia and Tennessee railroad.
THROUGH TICKETS
can be procured at the principal cities West,
North, and South, to all the above
named Springs.
THE PROPRIET0RS
OF the above Springs have provided an entire
outfit OF
NEW FURNITURE, &c,
in all departments and will use every effort to
make visitors satisfied.
my ls-ts
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The New York Bank Statement.

New YORK, May 2O.-The bank state
ment of this week shows an increased
loan of $4,279,OOO; specie increased
SG97 900; circulation increased $4,000;
deposits increased 81 100000; legal-tend-
crs decreased, $4,lGS,000.
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9 ZETELLE'S RESTAURANT.

ZETELLE informs his old friends and customers
and the kind public generally that his new house
No. 1904, near the corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets, Is now In complete order.
THE ORDINARY Is on the principal floor, where
meals served at all hours. -
DINNERS served for PARTIES OF GENTLEMEN
in convenient and spacious rooms IN the upper
part OF the house
THE LADIES DINIgG-ROOM and the LADIES'
REFRESHMENT SALOON are located and fur
nished with reference TO order and comfort. The
proprietor particularly invites the lsdies TO these
apartments, where decorum shall always be pre-
served.
MEALS prepared to order and sent to any part of
the city on reasonable charges.
THE BAR OF the restaurant, on the main floor Is
supplied with the very best liquors and the most
competent attendance.
myl S. ZETELLE
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Women's Rights in Missouri.

ST.. LouIs, May ia woman's suffrage
association las been organized in this city.
some Of the most prominent ladies have
been elected officers. Active measures are
to ice taken both 20 shape public opinion
and to effect revision Of the constitution,
the right OF suffrage on women.
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NV YORK, May lS.-A forgery was per-
rrtrated on the Broadway Bank yesterday,
amounting to $1,000, purportiug to be
drawn by the officers Of the Board OF Edu-
cation. There is no clue to the perpetra-
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REGISTERS OF BANKRUPTcY.-A full list
of nominees for registers Of bankruptcy
was made out by Chief Justice Chase on
Saturday. There is, as the law provides,
one for each district. These appointccs
are to be confirmed by the United States
District Judges. Washington Republican,.
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NEW YORK, May l9.-Early this morn
Ing ire occurred at IL Maiden Lane, &C.
cupied by Richard Douglass & Co., i'm
poucls Of fancy glassware. Two upper
floors were burnt through, and others
Hooded. Loss, $4,000. Insured.
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VT,a prtufers. National Union,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 2O.-The printers
are making extensive preparations for the
meeting Of the Typographical Union.
Rooms are engaged at the Overton Hotel for
the members,
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Boarding and Lodging.

HOUSE, CORNER OF
III GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, RICH
MOND, yA.-This commodious and admirably
located building, having besn thoroughy repaired
and newly painted, is now open and prepared to
accommodate TRANSIENT, PERM aNEST, and
DAY B0ARDERS The rooms are large, airy,
and hand somsly furnished, the location is central
and combines everything desirable. Terms mode
rate my Ats
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Fatal Accident.

BosToN, May 20.-A collision occurred
in the bay to-day between a schooner and
a pleasure yacht, the latter being sunk
and four of her crew drowned.
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BATH COUNTY. VA.
TEMPERATURES FROM rs to Ito DEG. FAHREsHEAr.
TARDY, WILLIAMS & Co, Proprietors.
j. E. WILLIAMS, VI. D., Resident Physician.

n
j. L. WILLIAMS, VI. D., Resident Physician.
VIII he open for the reception Of visitors JUNE
lsT. 1867, under the management OF Colonel j. a.
MCCLUHG. .,
and fitted out with NEW FURNITURE, LINEN,
BEDS. and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS offer
uns ar passed attractions TO both the inyaIld ana
plea NJ seeker. No expense or effort has been
spared by the propretors 10 make II az comiorta-
pla and pleasant A. possible 10 all visitors:
The H0T WATERS hare have been well known
for more than half a century TO possess in avon :
derful degree TONIC, ALrERATlEE. DETER :,
GENT, and STIMULATING PROPERTIES, and
have become justly celebrated for the cure OF
RHEUMATISM. GOVT. DISEASES OF THE Il
YER SKIN, BLADDER, and WOMB PARaLn :
SIS The result of injury or sereus stuslon Ion :
TRACTIOa OF MUSCLES and JOlNTs, Dlhk,
RHEA and DYSPEPS accompanied with so.E
MOUTH and TONGUE
NEW BATH-HOUSES have been erected,
BAND OF MUSIC engaged, and BILLIARD and
BOWLING SALOONS fitted up.
The splendid BALL ROOM has been thoroughly
Route from the North, rio Orange and Alexsn-
dria railroad to Gordonsvile; thence rid virginia
Central railroad 10 Mtilboro' Depot; thence to
Hot Springs direct over turr pike, distance twenty
miles by Trotter j. Go. = stage line.
Route from the South, in Lynchburg or ken,
mond and Virginia Central railroad TO Mlliboro
Depot. -
Terms So per day $40 per week; 49,
The number Of p4.semgers I" e&Sh stage Is 10y
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Havana Markets.

NEW YoRk, May l9.-The steamer
Raleigh has arrived from New Orleans, Uia
Havana on the 18th instant. Sugar is in
fair demand; No. II, 1919 per arroba.
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Reported Bank Failure Incorrect.

New ORLEANS, May 20.-The reported
failure of the City National Bank is un-
founded. 1t has sustained a heavy run
for two days, paying checks as usual.
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TirGiniN Springs.
SWEET SPRINGS,

SWEET SPRINGS,
~ MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.
The undersigned would respectfully inform bis
friends and ths public that he has taken IN above
FAMOUS and SALUBRlOUS WATbRING PLACE
and that II will be opened for the csption Of
visitors on the 18TH OF JUNE, with every appoint
the MOST DESIRABLE SUMMER RESORT IN
THE UNITED STATES.
He need Only refer to those who have known his
previous career a. caterer 10 have his assurance
believed that the cuisine, cellars attendance and
accommoda atoms, will be unsurpassed.
The SWEET SPRINGS ara approached from
Washington City By the Orange and Alexandria
and Virginia Central railroads.
Parties desiring 10 make arrangements for visit.
Ing the Springs, or information, should address
the undersigned, until 3ist of May, At New York
Hotel, New York after that time, Sweet SPRING.
Monroe county, West Va.
nv 2l-tJyl JAMES CARROLL.
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Soap dnd Cdndtes.

ESTABLISHED 1884.
II P. J. CREW CO.,
(succsssors to G. Crew + Son.
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Nos H. lis. and 1T, Seventeenth street,
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Virginia,
have now in factory a large stock Of superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which we offer to the trade at such prices as Will
ma he II TO the interest Of all to paronize this nom
mandatory. mn ll-1m
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CUNDRIES.-6O barrels extra SUPER
- FINE FLOUa, % barrels FAMILY FLOUR, -
Rico SUGAR 20 barrels 9 and extra c SUGAR,
So boxes TALLOG CANDLES, 10 hogsheads IA
CON-Sides Shoulders, Breasts, etc. haH-
'he''' WILLIAM B. RATCLIFFE,
MI No. 1910 Main street.
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T'o OUR FRIENDS AND THE II,

i PUBIC HG We VI take III this 6pportnRi,y
Of informing our friends and the publicly
that We have made arrangements with the
mann facturers TO make expressly Tor u. good
and general assortment Of BOOTS, Sh0Bs, and
TRUNKS, and we shall keep on hand the very
best BOOTS and SHOES that can be made we
shall raceiv them every week and we invite all
IN want OF goods in our line TO give Us call De-
fore buying elsewhere. We will show them our
stock with pleasure and wa think any one who
bought either IN this market or At the North Will
say that our goods the best they ever saw. and
and shall pay great attention to getting such ~
will sell.
We nave some styles OF goods that cannot DO
ana PUTNEY 4 WATTS
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
OPEN JUNE l.

oTbS JuNb
This favorits and delightful watering place.
having undergone thorough renovation, is pre-
pared to receive visitors. The owners have made
every effort in the outfit and equipment to render
the place more than ever attractive to those In
quest OF recreation, while TO the invalid its medi-
ctnal waters hold ont new hopes of health. IL
may be confidently claimed for them that they
have In great many cases relieved, and in many
more cases cured, the following diseases sCRO-
FULA, and many chronic CUTANE0Us diseases:
CHRONIC THRUSH. BRONCHITIS, DYSPEPSIA,
CHRONIC DIARRHEA, DRoPSY, AFFECTIONS
OF KIDNEY and BLADDER, and PILES and, in
connection with the Hot Baths, CHRONIC RHEU-
MATIsM.
As appetizer a tonic, and general restorative
to an enfeebled constitution. 1t is perhaps unri-
vailed amongst mineral waters. The proprietors
have engaged for the approaching season
AVERY SUPERIOR BAND OF MUSIC,
both for the LAWN and the BALLROOM.
THE BILLIARDAN AND BOWLING SALOONS,
both for ladies' and gentlemen, will be found in
more complete order than ever before.
From the very extensive preparations now
making az all the leading Virginia Springs,
heavy travel Is anticipated, and, we think, Will De
attracted. It shall be the aim of the undersigned
to keep their establishment FULLY UP TO THE
FOREMOST: and they hope to see renewal OF
the social reunions which in former years lent
such a charm to these mountain retreats.
Passengers by the Virginia Central railroad get
Off the cars at GOSHEN Depot. Eight (8) miles of
staging over a smooth road lands them at the
| Springs.
BOARD, $3.50 PER DAY; 800 PER MONTH.
| We have secured the efficient services of Captain
WILLIAM a. SALE, go long and favorsbly known
| to the public, in connection with these Springs.
FRAZIER X RANDOLPH, Propristors.