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New YORK, July l3.-Noon. - Gold,
14O5a. Sterling, 1l0s. Money, 4@5 per
cent. Old United States bonds, 1871. Ten
nessee 6's, new, 70%; ex-coupons, III.
North Carolina, 6's, new, IA ID; ex-coupons,
75t5. Flour 10c. lower. Wheat nominally
lower. Corn favors buyers. Mess pork
firm at s2S. 25@$2S.5 Lard quiet steam,
17A@1S14c. Cotton quiet at 32@32ac.
Freights quiet. Turpentire, 44@4411ac., in
shipping order. Rosin-Comnon strained,
v2.S7@s3.
Euening.-Cotton o shade lower; sales Of
LOGO bales at &c. Flour heavy; southern
common to fair extra, ss.75@slO.15. Wheat
l@2c. lower; new red, southern, 1898.
Corn unchanged. Mess pork frmer ct
1886. Lard frmer; kettle, lS1l@l9Mc.
Groceries quiet. Freights steady.
Governments closed steady. Tennessee
6's, 714; new, 7O16. North Carolina 6's,
75L. Gold closed strong at l4lI. Ster-
ling, 1l0A. Southern States bonds stronger
and higher.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-Cotton quiet OF
&c. Breadstuffs and feeds quiet and un-
changed. Provisions advancing. Shout
ders, 14@1414c.; rib sides, 1870. Mess
pork, S29.
Virginia 6's, inscribed, old, 47@49; 1867,
45@46; coupons, new, 56h@57. North
Carolina 6's, new, 7019.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-Whiskey dull at
32@4Oc., in bond. Mess pork, s29. Bacon
quiet shoulders, 1890. clear sides, TIC.
Lard, Is.
LOUISVILLE, July 13.-Flour, $3.50
S7.25. Corn, 93@95c. Mess pork, S2S.75
@s2S: Lard, 1S@lS4c. Shoulders, 1886;
clear sides, l715c.
ST. LOUIS, July 13.-Provisions firm and
higher. Mess pork, 500. Shoulders, 100
13Ac.; clear sides, l714c. Lard, 1870.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 13.-Spirits
turpentine frmer at &c.,; New York casks,
40c. Rosin-Strained, 50; No. 2, $2.l0 ;
No. l, So pale, 81. Tar steady at S2.10.
CHARLESTON, July 13.-Cotton dull and
nominal sales, 9 bales receipts, Is bales.
Quotations unreliable.
AUGUSTA, July 13.-Cotton quiet; sales,
lO5 bales middlings, 30c.
SAVANNAH, July 13.-Cotton dull mid
dlings nominally &c.,. no sales receipts,
1913 bales.
MOBILE, July Northumberland light;
sales, Is bales; receipts, 6 bales; low mid
dlings, 29c.
New ORLEANS, July l3.-Cotton easier
middlings, 3lc.; sales, 327 bales; receipts,
us bales exports, 1878 bales.
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THE SOUTHERN LEGISLATURES.
SOUTH CAROLINA.


COLUMBIA, Sc, July ia bill making
legal the laws passed by the Provisional
Government was passed to its second read
ing.
A bill was introduced for the preserya-
ton Of homesreads.
The partisa nship in connection with the
senatorial election, which takes place to-
morrow, threatens to create o schism in the
Radical ranks,
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July l3.-Another
of the congressional military governments
was set ON it's feet to-day, Governor Smith
and Lieutenant Governor Apologize were
sworn in as provisional officers.
The Senate met at noon, elected officers,
ratified the fourteenth article, and adjourn
ed until tomorrow.
In the House, officers we're elected and
the fourteenth article ratified.
About 8 o'clock, under orders from Gene
raj Shepherd (the same officer who rebuked
private soldiers for grooming for General
Grant, two pieces of cannon were brought
to the capitol hill and fred in honor Of the
ratification of the fourteenth article-some-
thing that he failed to have done in honor
of tho 4th Of July.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July 13.-Governor
Yarmouth was inaugurated to-day, both
HOUSES witnessing the ceremony, in the
hall of the House of Delegates, which was
densely crowded. The oath was admins
tered by the Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court. A number of outgoing officials were
present On the platform:
Governor WIS inaugural was brief and
well written, but not very explicit as to his
future course, He says he refrains at this
time from discussing measures deemed of
Importance, but he urges immediate mea-
sures for the repression Of the lawlessness
and disorder now rife In the State. We
want peace and order, without which we
can have no prosperity.
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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS.
Important News-Another Conven.
ton to be Held and another Presi-
Dental Candidate to be Put in the
FfoId
egram to the Dispatch.

Dental Candidate to be Put in the
Field.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1868.
There is n movement in progress, backed
by some Of the most substantial men in the
country, who oppose, on the one hand, the
Radicalism which eliminated in the nomi-
nation of Grant, and who oppose, on the
other, the candidates and principles Of the
New York Convention, and especially the
principles of Mr.. Blair's letter, to place
third candidate in the field for President
The movement begun at New York on Friday
last, and is being developed throughout the
country with expressions of the warmestcon-
currence from some of the most prominent
men in both parties, but particularly from the
Conservative men of the country, the work
ingmen, and large body of the soldiers
and sailors, 1t is proposed, if the arrange
mens can &c completed, to publish list of
re National Executive Committee shortly,
and to- hold convention to nominate candi-
dates either in Pittsburg or Cincinnati in
September.
1t is believed here by the Democrats,
however, that the movement will amount
to nothing, and that within two weeks all
complaint against the Democratic nominees
will have ceased. To this the friends of
the proposed new party respond that they
are IN earnest and will not desist.
General Burbridge, of Kentucky, is an
applicant for the Office of Commissioner of
Internal Revenue. WALLACE.
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WHO TOLD THE LIE.-Two little boys
were quarrelling, and their mother came to
settle the difficulty. She could not find out
which was to blame. At last she said /;
Well, shall find out on the last day who
told the lie." A few nights after, there
was dreadful storm, which blew off the
roof of the house. The little boys were
frightened and began to pray, When the
mother opened their ohamber-door the boy
who told the lie cried out mother, If it's
the judgment-day, it was ME that told the
lieu
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innate acquaintance, named Coelho-Rab-
bit-and detained him some time, hat in
hand, without requesting him to put it on
and after asking particularly about ell the
members Of the family, one by one, added:
You may be sure that l like all Of the
Rabbits
The gentleman, who was scarcely able to
support the monday heat, answered, de-
murelys
eyes, my sonora, and see that you like
them best roasted
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SU1C1DE.-Francis S. Childress, for q
long time huckster in the Second Market,
committed suicide at his residence, on Byrd
street near the Locks, on Saturday last. He
has for long time been man Of dissipa-
ted habits, and twice before, while under
the influence of liquor, attempted to destroy
himself. On Saturday morning he pro-
cured q quantity of laudanum and drank
it, from the effects of which he died that
afternoon about o'clock,
He was about forty years Of age, and
leaves q wife and two children in very des-
titute circumstances. Coroner Little hav-
ing been sent for, deemed on inquest un-
necessary, and ordered his body to be bu-
ried at the. expense of the city.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY persons we're added
to the communion of the Second Presby-
terrain church (Rev. DR.. Hogc's) on last
Sunday.
The greetings at the Second Baptist church,
under the ministration of Rev. DR.. Curry
and the pastor, have resulted in the con-
version of number of persons. Deep
seriousness still pervades the congregation.
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features. Several thousand whites and
many colored people were present, and
made the meeting ring with shouts for the
Democratic nominees. Speeches were made
by Generals Morgan, Pettus, and Shelley,
Judges Brooks and Wood, ex-Mayor M. j.
Williams, Colonel Colby Gate of the Fede-
raj army, and others. The meeting was
the largest and most enthusiastic ever held
here
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CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF! TO
CLOSE! TO CLosE,l

With the view Of engaging in another business,
Ihave determinedto close ont my ENTIRE STOCK
OF DRY GOODS, which is very large for short
time only, AT AND BELOW COST.
1t would be useless to attempt to enumerate any
particular goods prices, and will only say that
the stock is complete in all branches, and every ar
tice MUST be sold regardless OF cost; and what
ever remains unsold within short time will be
disposed of at auction.
This is a chance rarely offered to consumers of
dry goods and will be to the interest Of all in want
to call early at ISAAC HUTZLER'S.
jes No. $40 Broad street. corner of Sixth.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 13.-Noon. - Weather
warm and fine. Consols, 941a@948.
United States bonds, 727s. Atternoon.-
American securities generally easier.
United States bonds, 725s972A.
LIVERPOOL, July 13.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet; estimated sales, 10000 bales. Other
articles unchanged. Afternoon. = Cotton
quiet; uplands, ll1sd.; Orleans, l12sd.
Sugar firm.
LIVERPOOL, July DISQUALIFICATION
unchanged. Lard firm at 65s.
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CARPETS, SHADES, &c,

WTINDOW SHADE DEPOT
w WINDOW SHADE DEPOT Il!
1886 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
NJ. GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade man,
Is still at his old tricks, keeping down high prices
He has the largest assortment of SHADES In the
city; latest styles In Gold, Velvet, and Painted
Shades with all the fixtures to match,
CLEAR THE TRACK
High prices, down you coiie All know COL
DEN; ne always bad the cheapest Shades at his
old stand on Broad street.
TABLE OILCLOTH
In Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak, and Marble, and
all the colors; Black, for covering carriages, in
Drill and Duck: L 600 Paper Shades at your own
price. "''
n. B.-Shades made to order. Storekeepers and
pedess supplied at New York prices. je SIN
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
W1 CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pur-
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
mada on conslgnments. Refer to 4. r. HARVEY,
President Of National Bank OF Virginia; JAMES
THOMAS Jr., Esq, Richmond, Va; Messrs. II.
THOMPSON, Hoston, Mass. iva
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There were during the month two con-
versions in the Second Church school, two
in the Grace street, and four in the Sidney.
Five-minute speeches were made by q
number of the officers and teachers on the
question for the evening: "Why are 80 few
of the scholars of our schools converted ="
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NEW GOODs-NEW GOODS
IN VALENTINE PLACE.-We have Just re-
ceived our supply OF SPRING ana SUMNER
SCOOPS, consisting t3 part OF DRESS TRIM M
5asire oaI ~ ttoNtn ~ tba iadez re-
our well-selected stock of Embroidered and Thread
Edgings, Real Lace Collars and Laces, En-
broidered Handkerchief, Parasols, &c., which we
are offering at very low 4s!Els, ~
apA corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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BAPTIST spNpAg-scHooL ASSOCIATION
The monthly meeting of the Baptist Sunday
school Association of this city was held in
the First Baptist church last night-Charles
H. Winston {President) in the chair John Oh
NJ. Pitcher secretary,
The following was the average attend
ance of the schools for the past month:
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pate in picnic on Dunn's Hill; and to-
night it is understood that there will be o
political address at Poplar Lawn by Peter
Jones, late (negro) member of the Conven-
ton from Greensville and Sussex. 8.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
OF the Richmond Dispatch.

Fre-Destraction Of the " Daily linden :"
Establishment and the Liquor Store OF
Messrs. Euarts d AerriieLd-Ctices IN
sohich the Property soas i,sured-DiSap-
point,nent at Governor Pance's Failure
to ADDRESS the People-ApprehenSio1as Of
Drought-Negro Societies from hlch-
gnOn8
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Mass Meeting at Independence, Grayson
county,
win be held on WEDNESDAY, July Is, and will
be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERS,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JAMES w. SHEFFEY, Esq,
Colonel ALEXANDER NJ DAVIS.
A Mass Meeting ut HillsvilIe, Carroll county,
will be held on FRIDAY, July IT, and addressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
General WILLIAM TERRY.
Mass Meeting Mt Floyd Courthouse
will be held on MONDAY, July 20 and addressed
by
Colonel ROBERT z. WITHERs,
General JAMES a. WALKER,
Hon. w. R. STAPLES,
Colonel J. L. HOWARD,
JOHN MERRITT, Esq.
4 Mass Meeting ut Christiansburg, Montgom.
cry county,
will be held or WEDNESDAY, July 90 and adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr.,
JAMES FOOT JOHNSON,
Hon. II. A. EDMoNDsoN.
A Mass Meeting at Salem, Roanoke county,
will be held on FRIDAY, July "a and will be adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT f. wITHERsi
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr.,
Hon. w. r. STAPLES.
A Mass Meeting ut Fincastle, Botetourt county,
will be held Oh MONDAY, July q, and will be adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr.,
JAMES FOOT JOHNSON.
Mass Meeting ut Rocky Mount, Franklin
county,
viii be held on THURSDAY, July 50, and addressed
by -
Colonel r. f. WITHERs,
General J. A. WALKER,
Judge GEORGE II. GILMER,
WILLIAM MARTIN, Esq,
| Hon. THOMAS =. FLoURNoY.
| Mass Meeting ut Patrick Courthouse
will be held on SATURDAY, August l, and will be
addressed by
Colonel ROBERT T. WITHRRS,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Colonel WILLIAM MARTIN,
i. A. DAVIS, Esq,
JOHN STAPLES, Esq.
| will be held on TUESDAY, August {, and will be
addressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITuERs
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Colonel WILLIAM MARTIN,
Il. A. DAVIS, Esq.
A Mass Meeting Mt Pittsyvania Courthouse
| will be held Oh THURSDAY, August Q, and will be
addressed by
Colonel ROBERT r.. WRITER'S,
Judge Il. III. GILMER,
Hon. T. s. FLoURNoY,
Hon. w. NJ. TREADwAY.
A Mass Meeting ut Halifax Courthouse
will be held on SATURDAY, August :, and will
be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT f. WRITER'S
Colonel ROBERT GUILD,
Hon. THOMAS s. FLoURNoY,
Judge G. Fl. GrLaER
WooD RoULpIN ESQ.
by order OF the State Executive Committee.
X. T. DANIEL, Chairman.
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MILITARY APPo1NTMENT.-The military
authorities on yesterday appointed James
S. Upton Judge of the fifteenth judicial
circuit, State of Virginia, uice Andrew s.
Fulton resigned.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
From Orange County.
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, VA,

ORANGE COURTHOUSE, VA,
July Is, 1868.
We are having drought on US now,
which Injuries the corn in measure; but
the wheat and hay are fine. The freedmen
are doing well in all respects. They seem
to be coming to their senses in regard to
carpet-baggers. L.
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Mississippi Election-Radtcal Committee
from VrGinia-Death Of an Old Naral
O5ieer-A Third Party Talked Of
Chase Not IN It.
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A MEXICAN TRADE PALACE, No. 429

II BROAD STREET.-Just received at the
American Trade Palace another beautiful stock
of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS:
Beautiful Lawns, fast colorS, zoe. per yard
Swiss Muslin, CSC. and upwards; Ladies' and
Misses Hats, loo. and upwards; Ladies, and
Misses Shaker Hoods, !5c. apiece; Beautiful Plain
and Beaded ParasoIs, 81. so and upwards Bcauti-
full Satin-striped Lenos and Mozamblques, double
width, Csc. per yard, worth 4oc; Beautiful Prints
fast colors, loo. and upwards every style and
quality ofLadIes, Misses aud Gentlemen's Gloves
very cheap. Silverwaro, Jewelry, and Albums, In
great variety, very low. lie POI s. HEfNE.
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DRY GOODS.
A DJOURNMENT OF HIGH PRIC

A DJ0URNMENT OF HIGH PRICES
n The period has arrived when DRY GOODS
can be bought ut reasonable rates and we are pre-
pared for the occasion. We offer this week SIP E
CIAL BARGAINS, such four-four Bleached
Cotton at l23c. an auction lot Blcached Cotton at
Issc, worth 22c. White Marseles at 37i and Soc,
worth 90 and 75c. a yard Check and Swiss Mousse
laInes at 2oc;, worth 9oc. yard; Striped Mousse
LANES at 373 and Soc, worth so and 75c yard !;
eght-four Organde, for Shawls, at size, worth
sl.25 yard; Linen Handkerchiefs ut 123 Is and
2Oc. French Corsets ct ~, worth SIPS; Linen and
silk Fans from 2sc. up-all coors Beaded Parasols
at Sl.5o, worth double that /; White Hose and Half
Hose at Is and zoe. pair; and splendid variety
of Plain, Embroidered, and Plaid Mozamblqucs
and Bcragcs Organdie, JacOnet Lawns. eight
four Berages and Grenadines, Linen Lawns,
Irish Linens. White and Brown Linen, Duck and
Drilling, Cassmeres Figured, Striped, and
CHECKED Linens Black Alpacas, Black Hernanis
and Norwich Tamartines, Ginghams, Prints, Ia
bic Damasks Napkins, Towels, Quilts Table
cloths and Covers. Grcnadlne Shawls, Hoop Skirts,
Hosiery. Gloves, Lace Mits, Embroideries, Bugle
Gimps; Paper. Linen. and Lace Collars Ruttilngs,
Ribbons, Beltings, etc, ETC., which we are selling
at the very lowest prices. Give MS call: and Sc
cure goods cheap. ut WILLIAM THALHlNER Il
SONS. No. Sl5 Broad street between Th.d and
Fourth streets. and also at No. 1919 Mai street.
EZektel'S old stand ~ ID
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The Mazatlan Observation-Disclosures
Ratification Meeting in Sam Fran

SAN FRAScrsco, July 13.-The British
Admiral disapproves of the action of Com
mander Bridges, of the Chanticleer," in
blockading the Mexican port of Mazatlan
in retaliation for supposed indignity.
Don Angel Martinez, leader Of the insur-
rection in Sinaloa, has fed to this city.
Governor Haight presided over a large
Democratic ratification meeting Saturday
night
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Democratic Ratification Meeting In
Alabama.

SELMA, Ala, July l3.-There was q
grand eymour and Blair ratification meet
ing here Saturday night. Bon6res, fire
works, and cannon-fring were among the
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The question, "The Sunday School as o
Nursery of the Church," was discussed,
and It's discussion afforded much pleasure
and instruction to those present.
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LOCUST GROVE, Va, July 7, 1868


Editors of Dispatch,-Will you answer
the following questions for the benefit of
subscriber First, if bankrupt owns a
house and lot, and there are judgments
against the bankrupt for more than the
house and lot will bring, the bankrupt hay
ing no other property, will he get the $500
that is allowed the bankrupt And do said
house and lot go into an assignee's hands
when the bankrupt gets his discharge and
his securities released 7 By answering the
above questions you will much oblige
A SUBSCRIBER.
Ansaoer.-A bankrupt is allowed $500
worth Ct property, bpt not as against State
laws. The house and lot do not go into the
assignee's hands at all If the BANKRUPT is
entitled to keep theenra after being declared
o BANKRUPT.
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Specfe Exports.
Dom asfic Markets.

New YORK, July 13.-The specie exports
to Europe last week approximate 81 900, 600.
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KEFRIGERATORS, &c.

DICHARDSON & NEWBURN, REAL
LII ESTATE AGENTS. No. 1915 Main and Ele-
yenth streets, offer for sale privately two valuable
FARMS near the city, two In Hanover, and one In
New Kent; also, comfortable DWELLING On
Church Hill, aud three on Brook avenue.
WANTED, 70 BUY two medium-slzed BRICK
HOUSES on Shockoe Hill within fifteen minutes
walk OF the post-otiice.
WANTED. to RENT one medium sized and ono
small HOUSE ON Sb0ckoe Hill convenient to thu
'uSine'S p'fRf.iHCCH A III So & ,HEWBURN,
Real Estate Agents.
tvlaA No 1915 Main and Eleventh streets.
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MEETING OF PREsBYrERrAN SUNDAY.

MEETING OF PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNIoN.-The regular monthly meet
inr of this Union was held in the lecture
room of the First Presbyterian church last
evening at half-past o'clcck-Mr. P. I,
Howard prssiding.
The reports Of the superintendents Of the
several schools exhibited an interesting
state of affairs in their several schools. The
following statistical report will show the
average attendance Of teachers and scholars
for the month of June:
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4HALow SULPHUR SPRINGs.-Yhis water
ny pace nag peculiarities that are quite
,'""Fkab!e. The spring rises on the east
''1e o. the Allegheny mountain, and not
,,'Fe than sixty feet below its summit.
y l4' waters of the spring flow into the
"U1'ose. Such an elevation insures
'+'UO'ioAs and braciug atmosphere at all
lmes,
NHo"n at an early day as TAYLoR's
'"'SGs, this place subsequently took its
'p'sh' name from the yellow sediment that
% ''ula at the bottom of the water. As early
" '0!O It attracted attention. Bishop
- H A. president of William and Mary
."'esf' derived great deal Of benefit from
vac "ator, and wrote letters oyer the sig
1"'uic Of "Viator," in which he greatly
- ~ the virtues of the spring.
ne water is decidedly tonic and has
''9ae remarkable cures in dyspepsia, fe-
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A Mass Meeting ut Rocky Meun, Franklin
county,
will be held on THURSDAY, July 80, and addressed
by
Colonel r. +. WITHERs,
General j. A. WALKER,
Judge GEORGE ii. GILMER,
WILLIAM MARTIN, Esq,
Hon. THOMAS =. FLoURNoY.
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VARIETY SPRlNGs.-This resort is imme-
a!"tely upon the Central railroad near that
point where the traveller is inspired with
"e lndi8cribably delicious sensations pro-
daced by that second stage in e1altation to
The paradise of the mountains, where the
''a'n enter" Buffalo gap, and where we
learn exactly what are the gentle gales
''YI The western caves A little way from
E0eAcet as the read skirts the mountain side,
''u look down upon group of cottages,
'-'l there you have VARIETY SPRINGS. In
,~s centre Of the grounds courses the stream
''' by the several springs, which are
''P'oVo. They are seven in number. The
''aVe lS unpretending, and so are the
'Aafgss' Nestled in the mountains, whose
''"0es are music, and whose breezes are
,V''ef than physicians, this modest candi-
'a'' '0f public favor probably will surprise
'"' guest as much by exceeding Its promises
- lie might be by falling off from great
>AgF''a'loAs somewhere else.
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Mass Meeting ut Patrick Courthouse
will be held on SATURDAY, August l, and will he
addrcssedby
Colonel ROBERT +. WITHERS,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Colonel WILLIAM MARTIN,
i. A. DAVIS Esq,
JOHN STAPLES, Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-14

LOCUST GRovE.-A pleasant place for
those who seek quiet and wish t9 b gear
home tkept formerly BY joan $. CocKE),
near Greenwood depot, in Albmarle. Mr..
A. X. YAScEY, the proprietor, is IN obi
rinc and considerate landlord, and will
entertain his guests we'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-14

AUGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR AND ALUM
SrRSGs.--These were formerly known as
S1RlBLISG SPRINGS" Under their new
lame, which is descriptive of the waters,
they are kept by Mr.. ]. A. HEFELF1NGER,
well known to the public as a popular mana
FER Of watering places, The AUGUSTA
WHITE AND ALUM are thirteen miles from
htauntOn. They have u. fine reputation,
and we are sure are kept in excellent style.