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Railroads and Popula ton.


The great effects Of railroads in increas'
ing population and improving country
are seen In the progress Of the Union IA
ciic railroad. A recent account OF the
progress and condition Of this great under
taking represents villages to have sprung
nm As if by magic, and numbering in two
or three years their hundreds, and one its
100 population. Farms, stores, mills, APP
,,osr in what were wild wastes OF territory
- ran;dly as the road advances. What
might we not expect if we could push for
,,.rd the Covington aud Ohio railroad
That will have the advantage Of passing
,brough An old community-refned, intel
licent, entcprising, and practical-who
have had as yet no market, and oil the vast
IMMORAL wealth Of whose lands has been
shu, up in the mountains, of no value to
It's owners or any one else. IL railroads
can plant communities and build towns and
cities ia desert in few years, what may
we not expect from one piercing such a
land as the rich valley of the kaaawha, in
West Virginia
The effect of railroads on population is
more clearly exhibited in the statistics OF
the Northwest. In 1900 the western line
of actual settlement was on the western
line of the State OF Ohio. In 1850 ii 'rdS
On he ,oeSte7a line Of Io,r0' The front line
"a '.,,,''' .,;,.,, :, .i.,,, ,,eor, tpt
'9'' "'''" 80, .;oa :.
the "'i"'"C' ~ s,a,or,ont ho
s'r'N'ns'S 'N"'''''N - WV
10" ,aoo ,o.o
Dividing the PSriou .'"na law hn~o " tSH
mo tn'VS .I""' oIcIrsive of Ohio, the
E,nnwinr addition of population for each
oeriod. namely:
rror, I>,o 10 l>9o.................... $4,000
From $50 10 To- SSS
'V"' 49,. ;,o,o u.ost -, ,ho
As"'o' '">>
ssn,o.
From i>.5 10 I>.o.................... $1,000
From lsio 10 i>''..... ...''''''''''' -''''''''
The increase Of population IN the Ne>l
Is increasing "' ''' '"'c Vi go ~: 49,"
'"e"y '."N .;.na ,horn v,;r no row,
;n lii ,' ~ ,oor,r in The States west OF
The Mississippi.
r,,so s.,,or,anrs are Gathered from sta
.:..;o. ,.r,,,roa ~ tho Hon Fpw,pp u.
,(,xsg'r,n Commis>;oner Of Statistics for
rho State or Ohio, and are worthy OF
especial attention. How is it that the
West is 50 far exceeding this part of the
world :, orterrriSc roru,ation. and pros
reyi;v, Because the people there are
bold and intrepid. They know that GER
tain results will follow their public enter
prises. They do not wait to count costs;
but 90 right ahead. Their very spirit aud
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Some "Rebel" colonel having threaten
ed to cane or cowhide Radical editor in
Marion, Smythe county, Va, the fact, il
fact it be, is trumpeted through the Radi.
cal Baltimore american as an outrage u
upon Union man. Radical editors must
be allowed to SANDER whom they will.
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Real Estate for Sale.

TOR SALE. the HOUSE and LOT in
Il Mayos addition Ia the town Of Hanehes- ~
ter no " occupied by Mrs. LOckstt. The lot t.;E
fronts IS feet running back 1876 feet, being -
part OF 10, No on plan made by Joseph ;.
PIeasants surveyor. Tbis lot Is very ehslby
located and Is a very desirable residence for
moderate-sized family. TIE house has Ave room
with kitchen and all other usual out buildings,
with a well OF the beet water In the yard. Tho l".
Is well enclosed, and the whole premises In gooi
order! ,os,pu
For further information, apply 10 Mr.. JOSEPH
TRAYLOR. Manchester Va my E-Gf
DARN FOR SALE.-A FARM, COM
Il tanning 400 acres OF good land, lying In orsnss
county, Va, has a good dwelling, bErn, tobacco
house, stable, and Corn house, will be sold loHO
exchanged for city property. Apply TO
J. WALL TUNER, no. 20 Thirteenth street
ap 25-ts Richmond. vs.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
AI,UABL THREE-STORY
By Grubbs 4 Williams, auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh street


VERY VALUABLE + A r NJ OF
Y ABOUT SlXTY.THREE ACRES, PART oP
DR.. HENRY CURris'S OLDPiRM, IN HAGOyEE
COUNTY, SEVEN MILES FkoM RICaMnSb,
NEAR WALNUT GROVE CHUkCH, TOGETHkE
WITH FARMING IMPLEMENTS, STOCK, AND
HOUSEHOLD ANp KlTCHBE FURElTUHE. FOR
SALE AT AUCTIOE.-We will sell At auction, on
ths pI emises, on MONDAY, June 3D., at ~ o,cl ck
NJ, the very VALUABLE LITTLE MAXI
FARM in Hanover, now occupied by M: Is.
Curtis being part OF pr Henry Curtiss old farm,
a. d adjoining the lands Of James Barrick and I'd
ward sydnor's estate. of this tract " acres are
cleared the balance In wood. The impr Jvements
are DWELLING with four rooms, nearly new
rot entirely finished KITCHEN. STABhE. & :.
and a YOUNG ORCHARD OF CH ICE FRUIT
TREES This Is the early vegetable land OF Hauo-
YER and equal to any IN the county. $4,000,
The farm will be sold with al the crops ofCORN,
OATS, VEGETABLES, &c. Possession given at
once At the same time W Ii he sold the f. KM 10
IMPLEMENTS, some STOCK, and the HOUSE.
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Terms. At sals GRUBBS / WILLIAMS
nv % Auc'iOnaers.
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rI,HE GENUINE LOWS ENGLISH
/ BROWN WINDSOR SOAP; also, an assort-
ment OF Lubin's best Soaps, elegantly psrfumed,
L. WAGNER. Apohecary,
10 l-2S corner Sixth ana BROAD strseb.
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BY Regnault & Co. Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
By E. A. ]. ClOptOn,
Auc,ioneer and Real Estate Agent, No. 2l Twelfth
street, near Franklin.
FUTURE DAY.


TOR SALE, THAT MOST DESlRA-
EBTEAND VALUABLE THRRE-STORY NEW
BRICK RESIDENCE SuUTHWBsT CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND TWFNTT.Sl&TH STREETS,
CHURCH HILL, AT AUCTfON.-l will offer for
sale at aucton on the premises, on MONDAY
NEXT, Sd day of June, 1867, at o'clock T. NJ,
that magnificent and pletsarty-loc three
story RSICK DWELLING ~ above described.
The main building contains six large rooms, mar
bic mantels Of the finest finish IN each also, gas,
wafer water closets and bath rooms three story
portico in the rear; three-stoty back building
sttacbed three story brick kitchen, brick sable,
carriage. house, and the necessary out idingS.
The whole premises are Ia the most complete
order. -.-- +, ..-
Ihn location Of the above property is unsur-
nassed by any In the CITY for private residence,
bayinr one OF the most beautiful views of the sur
rounding country for miles in all directors.
The Unwilling il built % the very best mate.
rials, and finished in the most expensive man
ner-h.ving been built by the former owner for
his own use regardless of cost. Such property Is
Se dom for sale at auction.
The lot on which the Dwelling stands Is 20 feet
front on Franklin street, running back within
parallel lines $50 feet To an alley fifteen feet wide
Will be sold at the same time VACANT LOT
adjoining the above, fronting 80 feet on Franklin
street running back within parallel lines lao feet
to an alley fifteen Feet wide.
TERMS Made known at sale. ~
Z. A. J. CLOPTON.
my 30 Auctioneers.
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The farmyille Journal comes to us en-
iarged aud improved. DR.. PETER WIN
sfoS has associated himself as associate
sal'or with A. M. CowAs, Esq, who has
wi years been the editor Of the Journal.
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BATH COUNTY.

These Springs will he opened to visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE NEXT with accommodations
for 800 persons They ara deli htfully situated II
Bath county, surrounded by the most beautiful and
piCturesJue scenery, and present attractions tquaI
10 any place in the mountalns OF Virginia, occupy
ing a central position in the group Of mineral
prngs, for when this portion OF Virginia is SO
snstly celebrated.
They are of easy and convenient access by the
Central railr ad, the Orange snd Alexandra rail-
road, and their connections 10 MIiIOoTo uePot on
the central railroad I'll ence by stages resricted TO
ten pass gers) fine turi pike road twenty
three miles TO the Springs, crossing the warm
Sprng mountain, and passing on the route The
Bath lam, Warm, and Hot Springs.
The principal buildings ara extensive ana SUP
stantial and have all been painted and pnt in
thor ugh repair; and the furniture III every de-
p4rtment Is new. -, go o
rally and fivOrably known. It would De u'eless
in the limits OF an adVerllsem nj 70 atelnp: 10
give statement Of the cures effected by their use
They have proved highly eiHcaciuu III the wort
cases Of Dyspepsia, Chronic DiarIh@a, Diseases
of the Liver. Bladder and Kidneys, Neuralgia,
Hheumatism, Asthma, Bronchial Affections Cuta-
neous Diseases, &C. " ,,-., .
For An ANALYSIS Of the water, and full details Of
their curative properties, reference Is made 70 a
pamphlet, with cert icates, 10 be had on applca-
tton to the agent Of the Springs, or to Messrs
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond, who viii
keep SIMPLY Of the water for s sale; R.,,s and
Plunge Baths can be had at all times.
Pnre Freestone Water from the mountains Is
conveyed through the principal buildings, AFFORD
ing an ample supply for all purposes. ,.,
Afrer the lst OF June there will be daily mail
and a daily line of stages to the Springs.
An experienced physician Will reside Al the
Springs during the season
my 3O-2w JOHN l.. BUBAEK, Agent.
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TIGH CONSTABLEjS SALE.-Will
IL be sold on SATURDAY. June l. 1887. at 10
between Twenty second and Twenty. third streets,
formerly occupied by Hayes, Stanton Co., the
following propeTty-to wit:
IS 900 or 30, 900 BRICKS,
to satisfy distress warrant In nv hands In favor OF
Trueman A. Parker and against Hayes Dainty.
my3l A. X. CRUMP, II. G.. c. K.
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AUCTION Safes.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Pilkinton, Pulliam 4 Co.,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants. and Re,
Estate Agents, No. ~ west Pearl street.
EOR sALEAT AUCTION. A WEE


DOR SALE AT AUCTION, A VERY
VALUABLE sIXTY-HORSg POWER Es.
GlEE, &C.-In pursuance Of an order Issued by z
K. Chambers, judysof the Cireuit Court OF The
county OF Chest.r6eld, on the 18th day Of April
1857 In suit ding on the chancery side OF saj
court, wherein Mary B Clopton adm inis,ratriSi
and Charles N: Wallace are plaintiffs. and John p
Systrom; surviving partner Of Gynrom Clop,on,
Is de'sndanf, by which was appointed rseeiysr Of
the property OF said co.partnership, with powsn
TO sell the sans shalt proceed 10 sell At public
auction. at IL o'clock " on TURsDLY the iit6
day Of June, 1897. at the CunlLfs Coal Mines, il
valuable SIXTY HORSE POWER STEAM Hs
CINE, with three BOILERS and two PLUNGflG
PUMP. all in complete order, which is now In
possession OF Hampshire, Whitshouss 4 Go. by
rental. and being daily used by lem for the pur.
pose Of pumping the water from the Cunligs Coal
Mines. and, also, the sHsDS and BRICK WORK
about the -ngine one TURNING LATHE ons
HYDRAuLIC RAM, large amount OF IROs
PIPE, OLD IRON, and other articles. Possession
will be given immedi atsly.
TERMS: One fourth cssh: balsnce approved
negotiable notes, nth interest at &, H. Is and q
months for all sums over 300. Terms for smaller
sums made known at sale.
THOMAS q. JACKSON, Receiver
Sale conducted by PnKIsToS. PCLLIAa & Co.
39--dN gtds
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The Fbrmer for June is upon our table.
Published by ELLIOTT & SHIELDS, Rich
moud, and worthy of general circulation.
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We cannot read land therefore cannot
PUBLISH communications written withpen-
ellis.
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IWEET SPRINGS,
LIZ Nv BATH COUNTY. VA.
TEMPERATURE PROM IS to ITO DIG. PAHRBFHEAT.
TARDY, WILLIAMS i CO., Proprietors.
Y WILLIAMS M D.. Resident Physic Ian

J. Z. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Resident physician.
Will be open for the reception of visitors JUNE
lsT 1857, under the management OF Colonel }. A.
McCLUNG. .-..,,
All the buildings having been repaired, painted
and fitted cut with NEW FDRNlTURE, LIN EN- 4,
BEDS, and TABLEWARE, these sPRlNGS offer
unsurpassed attractions to both the invalid and
pleas ure seeker. No expense or effort has been
spared by the prOprietorS 10 make ~ as comiorta-
pls and Elsasant AZ possI Bile 10 all visitors.
The HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half century to posses In a won
derful degree TONIC, ALTERATlNE. DETER:
GENT, and STIMULATING PROPERTIES, and
have become justly celebrated for the cure OF
RHEUM ATISM, GOUT. DISEASES OF THE IL
YER, SKIN, BLADDER, and WOMB PARALY
SIS the result of injury or sereus etfusion CON
TRACTION OF MUSCLES and J0lnTS, DIbR:
RHG A, and DYSPEPSIA, accompanied with SORE
MOUTH and TONGUE
NEW BATH-HOuSES have been erected, a
BAND OF MUSIC engaged, and BILLIARD and
BOWLING SALOONS fitted mp.
The splendid BALLROOM has been thoroughly
reftted.
Route from the North, rm Orange and Alexsn-
dria railroad to Gordonsvi;le thence rid Virginia
Central railroad 10 Millboro' Depot; thence to
Hot Springs direct turnpike, distance twenty
miles by Trotter j. Cor stage line.
Route from the South, ria Lynch burg or Rich.
mond, and Virginia Central railroad TO Millboro
Depot ,,.
The number Of passengers to each stage Is Thy
special contractl LIN 1T ed To TEN. my )3--lm
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+ LIGHTNING RODS.

i lGHINiNG RODS.
HAwLEY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING BOD,
consisting OF
IRON. ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED,
being half-inch diameter. and equal to three.
inch bar Of iron in conducting
capacity.
This rod is entirely continuous in its character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now In use, and so PRONOUNCED by scientific
experts as the following extracts will show; being
but few OF the many that can be produced
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
wAsHISGTOS, ID. c., June IL, 1866.
SirIn reply to yours OF the 9th instant as to the
qualities of your patent lghtni ing rod "a conOina-
nation Of copper and .ironl, the kind applied by
Won TO the Patent Office building, Will state that II
Is the opinion Of the scientific experts, in which /
fully coincide that il is the best rod yet produced
and therefore very cheerfully recommend It's use.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
THOMAS d. BOED,
Engineer and Acting superintendent
Patent Office Building.
To L. J. Harley, Esd, Baltimore, Nd.
concur in the above opinion.
THOMAS n. WALTER,
late Architect Of United States Capitol Extension.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE, on THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
CARY AND SECOND STREETS, AND VACANT
LOTS ADJ0INISG TIE SAME, BY AUCTION
As commissioner appointed by decree OF the CIR
cult Court of the city Of Richmond pronounced on
the cath Of May 1867 In the case of Holland and wife
as. John \. Ferguson, trustee, and others, SHAH
proceed to sell by pGbic auction. on the premises
on MONDAY, 81 day OF June, 1887. at Socloek +.
II fair IL not, the next fair day thereafter the
HOUSE and LOTS on the southwest corner OF Cary
and Second streets. The house Is most admirably
located in a very desirable neighborhood, and
contains nine rooms, brick kitchen with four
rooms-all in complete order. having been re-
Gently repaired. Gas and water on the premises;
The vacant lots adjoining the 81 me, In the olli
and proceed ings mentioned, fronting on Cary and
second streets eighty -four feet, will be divided
to suit purchasers -,
TERMS: one -fourth cash, one fourth at four
months, one fourth at ten months. and one
fourth at sixteen months. with interest from day
OF sale and title retained until all the purchase
money X fully paid and conveyance ordered py
the court. The taxes and insurance Tor 1907 10 %
THOMAS J. EVANS, Commissioner.
Sale conducted by PILkISTos, PULLIAa Co;
street mys
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A NJ. DAVIS can be found at the
a. shoe store of WILLIAM F. WHITE, No,
1908 Main street where his facilities are as good,
II not better than any house Ia the south for man
ladies and gentlemen. Particular attention paid
to suit tender feet. We use nothing but the best
You will lose nothing by patronizing the store OF
WI TIN y WHITE ap 26-ts
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Tiyginia Springs.
COYNE R'S
WHITE, BLACK, AND BLUE
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This well known Watering place, situated in
4 the Virginia and Tennessee railroad. will be
opened on the lat Of June. Persons leaving Bati-
more, Washington. Richmond, or Petersburg, by
morning trains, will arrive at the Springs to tea
the same evening, the trains stopping Immediate
ly opposite the springs:
There are five SULPHUR SPRlNGS, differing ~
heir medicinal qualities, all OF which are well
known to be- very beneficial In many diseases
fine BAND OF MUSIC will be In attendance
Terms moderats. WILLIAM II. FRY,
INV R-sgw Proprietor
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By Grubbs i Williams, Auctionesn,
orthwest corner Of Main and Eleventh street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
L FARM on THE BROOK TURNPIKE, SIX
execution Of deed OF trust from John FRY 10 the
subscriber as trustee dated LIST October 1898, and
recorded in Hsnrico County Court Office, bsrs
DAY. Attn Of June, 1851, at Henrico CoTrthoa.e
that being court day, at ~ o'clock NJ, II fair IL
not, then upon tbs next fair day thereafter stths
same hour, the properly conveyed by saii deed,
being a FARM Of % 6O.1o0 ACRES, situated on the
Brook turnpike, and formerly known az OBrien's
Tavern.
II has upon 1t a comfortable dwelling, with The
usual out houses
Terms: Cash sufic ient 10 defray the expenses
with interest from 9Th April 1887 upon credit
10 1854 t6 until the Ith October next and the ba
lance upon terms Of payment to be made known a,
In - time of sale.
The purchaser to pay taxes for 1881:
P W 0gCsBS, Trustee.
CRITTERS & WILLING Auctioneers. my2s
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FrxERAL NoTICB.-Ths funeral Of the late
SENJAMIN x. SNkAD will be preached IN Trinity
Methodist Episcopal) chui CHI To.MDkkoW tsun'
isyl AFTEENUOS at 1 O'clock. Friends and
luaiutauces are respectfully invited TO attend.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
OPEN JUNE l.

This favorite and delightful watering place,
having undergone thorough renovation, Is pre-
pared TO receive visitors. The owners have made
avery fort In the outfit and equipment to render
the place more than ever attractive 10 those III
quest OF recreation, while to the invalid It's heoi
cipal waters hold ont new hopes of health. 1t
NAV be confidently claimed for themsthat they
have in a great many cases relieved, and in many
more cases cured, the following diseases -sCRo-
FuLA. and many chronic CUTANEoUS diseases ;
CHRONIC THRUSH, BRONCHITIS, DY sPEPs1A,
CHRONIC DIARRHEA, DRoPSY, AFFECTIONS
OF KIDNEY and BLADDER, and PILES; and, In
connection with the Hot Baths, CHRONIC RHEU-
MATIsM.
san appe;zer, a tonic, and general. restorative
TO an enfesbled constitution. 1t is perhaps unri-
vailed amongst mineral waters. The proprietors
have engaged for the approaching season
VERY SUPERIOR BAND OF MUSIC.
both for the LAWN and the BALLROOM.
THBBILLIARD AND BOWLING SALOONS,
both for ladies and gentlemen, will be found in
more complete order than ever before.
From the very extensive preparations no"
making at all the leading Virginia Springs,
heavy travel is anticipated and, we think will be
attracted. Itshall be the aim Of the undersigned
70 keep their establishment FULLY UP TO THE
FOREMOST and they hope to see renewal OF
the social reunions which in former years lent
spch charm to tness mountain retreats.
Passengers by the Virginia Central railroad get
off the cars at GOSHEN Depot. Eight (S) miles OF
staging over e smooth road lands them al the
Springs.
BOARD, S3.5OPER DAY; $50 PER MONTH.
We have secured the efficient services oil captain
WILLIAM H. SALE, so long and favoraoly known
10 the public, in connection with these Springs.
FRAZER Il RANDOLPH, Proprietors.
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CAPITOL OF THE UNITED STATEs,(
July 10. 1855. {
From the knowl edge have Of the operations Of
electricity, and the examination | have made OF
Nr. l.. J. Haw'ey's invention, am Of the opinion
that his l. the best and SIe5t electrical conductor
have ever known. The parts are scientifically ar
ranged and not liable 70 get out OF order.
B. X. FRENCH,
Commissioned OF Public Buildings.
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StOcE ReqatisitiOns.

OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD CoaPASY,(
RIcBAoSD. May 7, 1857.
T A MEETING OF THE BOARD
N CT DIRECTORS Of the Virginia Central
Railroad CoupAny hold At the odics OF The COM
pany la the city Of Richmond On tae 50 instant
the following resolution was adopted
"RsSolued, That the delinquent stockholders be
required 10 pay the balances duo on their stock In
rec equal instalmsnts-viE., on the 18th OF May,
Goth Of May, and 18th Of June"
Tho stockholders referred TO are requested to
pay the rsauisitions promptly, and thus facilitate
The comp letion OF the roao to Coyington.
nv s-ti5Je J. GARRETT, Treasurer.
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GREAT EJOICIN G IN rhB
" RICNMOND-!t is a notorious fact H8&
that A, GUSsT Co, Nc: S0S Broadly ".
are selling the CHEAPEST and BEST BOOTS and
SHOES OF every description in the city. We are
daily rscsiv ng nsw accession5 to our already
large and well stock OF boots, shoes, hats
and trunks OF the latest styles and the best make
at prices that fail to suit al that are III want
OF such goods. Just look at this price list and
and Morocco Shoes OF all kinds, at from ) 20 TO
SO Baby Shoes, 35c., and upwards nice Morocco
and Caters from so to SO so; Splendid Men =
Boots from So SO to So anu many other articles in
proportion too numerous to mention
Custom work made to order, and repairing neatly
done. , ,.-.
" 'A'- VA - A. GUNsT i CO.,
,s No sos Broad street.
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DIED.

At Oak Forest, in Hanover county, on the 25if
dav Of May, 1857. SAMUEL ON ERTON, Esq, IL
the seventy first year of his age.
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nv 29--lm b. ,. CAbpW hbb, froPIlsIoI.
DFD SULPHUR SPRINGS, MON
IL ROE COUNTY, WEST yIRGINIA.-This old
and TaS50 WIN by be Of
lime next. Pe-sons desiring circulars will receive
them upon application by letter to S,v1vx eco
my 2S-tJy2N .. WIN" " W.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-The follow
' ing celebrated VIRGINIA SPRINGS, Of easy
access by railroads and short stage lines, over
good reads, in comfortable coaches by contract
limited TO ten passengers, will be open for visitors
ON AND AFTER THE lsT OF JUNE 1867:
WHITE SULPHUR,
GsBgyBRIER COUNTY, W. VA;
SWEET SPRINGS AND SALT SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, w. VA.
Route ria Virginia Central railroad to Jackson
River depot until about 10Th July, when tho
railroad Will be run TO Covington;
and from Bonsack'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 Miilboro'
depot.
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBsIDGg COUNTY, VA.
Route cia Virginia Central railroad TO Goshen
depot.
AUGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR ALUM SPRINGS,
FoRgERLY STRIBLINGs.l
Route viH Central railroad TO staunton, thence by
stages 10 the Springs.
LEGHANY SPRlN GS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va.
Route ria Virsl nia Central, Orange and A'eZan-
dria, to Shawsyille depot, on Virginia and
Tennessee railroad.
COYNERS SULPHUR SPRINGS,
BoTgrOrRT COUNTY, VA.
Route as above to Coyner's Springs station, Nir.
gin!a and Tennessee railroad.
THROUGH TICKETS
can be procured at the principal citi=s West,
North, and South to all the above
named Springs.
Tag PROPRGEToRS
OF the above Springs have provided an entiES
outfit Of II
NEW FURNITURE, &C., -
in all departments, and will use every Effort to
make visitors satisfied.
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