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l. BORNE, i5 Marke, Stree,
plrrenrnn- enni 4 1,c-

IiffsbuHG, sept {, lhGG Meszrs Hosteiter d Smith, pttsburg Pa.-Csp,s. think am only doing the part Of good rit.1en when testify to the great benefits received by re from the use of your Stomach Btters during the as, five years SOjournlng for a short time in ihe oi re gious in 1861, had a severe bilious attack which in connection with dyspepsia, lefi me in a very weak condition l was advised to try your Bitiers and having nIocured bottle. found that they worked Ike a charm upon me. eight pounds having been added io my weight in the space Of one week and new ife seemed to have been infused into my system-so much 70. that have been induced Co use them every Summer since that time AS q tonic, ihlHk ll.y are invaluable. This Summer, having a similar ii. tack land before. much reduced), although under the treatment of a No. physician, 1 Nss sga.r obliged to have Co the old ltters and wth the good result having gained six pOnnds vih. n few days. l purchased half dozen bottles few weeks since, and propose to ihem regularly as tonic.
 Wishing you every success remain
 Yours, gratefully, Vii MILLER
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Very respectfully yours.

EFFixGHkH. Bingham Co, M- Messrs Hosieiier & Smith Gentlemen With pleasure say that yonr Biiters are superior io any others 1 have used ibem in ny family for long time. and always with beneficial results.
 Yours, yer, truly, ROBI GILBERT
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BLACK AND BLUE.-The Rads profess great love for the Boys in Blue, yet are they much more attentive to those in black
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FRANK BLAIR was born in Lexington, Ken lucky, place famous for thoroUghbreds and certain winners.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
,s- Quick Cures and Moderate Charges
DIR. DOHERTY'S
Private Medical and Surgical Institute.

Sacramento Street below MoRggmery 0prosi;c Pacife Mail Steamship Companys 0aaoe). Private oa Lcidss'iorn street San Francisco. Established expressly to afford ihe afflicted sound and scientific medical aid the 'reasnsn, and cure of all Private and Chronic Dissasss of Secrecy and all Sexual Uisofdsrs.
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MarrooN. H., Jan 2l,

Messrs Hostetter & Smith - Gentiemen-l sell more of your Stomach Bitters than of any other medicine Parties wbo have tried them speak in very high praise Of their excellent virtues l have used them myself, aud prescribe them with unparal leied success
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.... THE

THE MINER office Is well supplied with Presses, Plain, Fancy and Ornamental Type, and the pro prietOrs are determined to execute all work with which they may be favored in the neatest and best style of the art
 Work may be ordered frcm any part Of the Territory, and, when accompanied with tbe cash it Sill be promptly executed and sent by mail or as directed
 Persons sending us money for subscription, advertising or job work. may forward it by mail, or otherwise, at their own risk
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Prescott earertissmsnts.
A MY SUPPLIES.
CHIEF oUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
 suD.DrsTRIcT or PRESCOTT

FoRT WHiPPLE, Arizona,
 July 25th, 1868. = FAILED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, - will be received by the undersigned, at this office, until
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Comprising Everything the Country Re
 quires.
 All of our goods are either imported direct or bought Of direct importers. We buy Hothing from second hands. thereby saUing the San Francisco Jobber's profit, which is ALL WE ASK TO MAKE. {" Live and Let Live" is our motto Our terms are CASH, EXCLUSIVELY, and, FOR CASH, we are always in readiness 10 supply dealers, ranch eros and others, with goods in Jobbing lots, at
 Unprecedentedly Low Prices.
 GEORGE F. HOOPER & co. Arizona City, November 20, ls6T
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CHARGES MODERATE.

Address, PUBLISHERS ARIZONA MINER,
 PREsooTT, A. T."
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ARIZONA CITY,

Tls Larqest aad Most GeAeral lStock et' Goods in he Territory, or ia any one house
 souM of Sdn FfaHeisco,
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never believed in the dogma ofy numerical
strength governing any country. Then
would this be restricted Republic. Resting
the Government upon this basis, I firmly
believe we would establish q lasting and
satisfactory one-one that would transcend
emily outlive and outshine any on earth.
Without this restriction, blind must be that
politician that fails to see its tendency to
anarchy or despotism; either of which will
be fatal to civI and religious liberty.
But, sir, such men as Thompson and Tay-
Tor, co-workers, fit associates, who have
been elevated to Office by such an element,
are after the emcluments only. Such a
sentiment as their country's good never in
habited their minds. Such principle as
generating the noble deeds Of our country's
primitive Republican advocates seems to
claim not their consideration.
As the Scriptures have graphically por-
trayed the condition Of the nations, in the
last times, when they should be STRICKEN
with blindness, SO it is really and truly fuls
filled with us of the soutl., who formerly
boosted such superiority. We ore awfully
abased. Where was once heard the soul
stirring and classic political eloquence Of
our statesmen is now heard the most
ignorant and unrefned harangues, cursed
with our former idol (the negro), hurting
its dark columns over the once beautiful
Sunny South. Here is both moral and ply
steal darkness blended, using its giant like
strength to supplant both ownership and in
telligence. Self-preservation requires every
Anglo-Saxon in Virginia to bestir himself,
and hurl back this proposed Constitution,
and forever seal the fate of such men as ap-
nroye it. G. W. DILLAED.
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THREE SISTERS STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
Two KILLED AND ONE INJURED.--On Sun
day night heavy thunderstorm passed
over the vicinity of the Great Falls, ana
during its prevalence building, occupied
by colored family named Offutt, in the
vicinity of the Cross Roads, was struck by
lightning. The end of the building was
torn out, and two of the family, sisters, who
were lying on the bed at the time, were
killed outright, and third sister, sitting
near, was stripped of her clothing and very
badlv burned. There were others Of the
family present at the time, but were not
struck, and they were not aware that the
two in bed had been killed until they had
called to them to aid in relieving the one
who was injured. Washington Star, July
III
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Markets.

NEW YORK, July s.-Noon.-Flour l5@
Csc. better. Wheat lac. better. Corn @
&c. better. Mess pork dull. Lard firm
Cotton steady at 321a@33c. Turpentine,
42b@43c. Rosin lower strained COM
mon, $2.75. Money, 4@5 per cent. Gold
1909. United States bonds, old, ll3
North Carolina SIS, 1911; new, AZ. Vir-
ginia 6's, coupons, $50 new, 57A. Ten
nessee SIS, 701a new, 69I.
Evening. less active and droop'
ing; sales of 1900 bales at 3219 933c
Flour more active; State, s6.S0GS9 so
Ohio, $8.65@Sl2.75; western, s6.SO@$l2.15
southern-common to fair extra, $3.50
$1,000 choice, $l4.75. Wheat and corn IN
moderate demand ut the noon advance
Oats lc. better. Mess pork, $27.75. Lard
Kettle, l714@l734c. Groceries steady. Ma
val stores unchanged. Freights lower
corn, per steam, 1909.
Governments closed firm. 5-20's, '6Z
coupons, 1875. Gold, 1903.
BALTIMORE, July s.-Cotton very firm Of
Sic. Flour dull for all grades, and de,
clined SOC. Wheat dull new red, S2.40e
$3.50; white, $2.4O@s2.7O. Corn dull
white, sl.l2@S1.l5. Oats and rye dull and
unchanged. Pork firm at S2S.75.
Virginia 6's, inscribed, old, Al bid, 49A
asked.
LOUISVILLE, July s.-superfne -four
s7@s7.5O. Corn, 95@96c. Mess pork, 5sc
Lard, l634@l7c. Bacon shoulders, lzAe
49,. clear rib sides, l6A9l6Hc.; cleal
sides, 164@l7c.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July s.-spirits tur
pentine frmer at $3.50. Rosin-LoWel
grades in demand; strained, 81 No. .
s2.O5; No. l, $3.50; pale, 81. Tar STEADY
at s2.l5. Low middling cotton, 29e.
CHARLESTON, July S.-Cotton-Sales, III
bales receipts, 81 bales; exports, coast
wise, ls bales middling, 3l1ae.
AUGUSTA, July S.-Cotton unchanged
sales, % bales; middlings, 3Oac.
SAVANNAH, July s.-Cotton steady; sale
If ia bales on a basis of 3l@3l1ac. TO
middlings; receipts, 23s bales; exports
$50 bales.
MOBILE, July s.-Cotton quiet; sales, 81
bales receipts, bales; low mlddilng'
29h@3Oc. exports, 80 bales.
New ORLEANS, July s.-Cotton advanced
middling Orleans, 3211ac.; sales, 3oo oales
receipts, 222 bales.
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CAI1FoRNIA-AwFULC CALAMITY AT OAK
LANp-LAKGE NUMBER OF PERSONS Drown
ED.-San Francisco, July 6.-An awful
calamity occurred on the evening Of the 4th
of Jnly by the giving away Of the draw
bridge at the ferry-boat landing on the
Oakland side of the bay. About sixty per-
sons were precipitated into the water. Ten
bodies have been recovered. 1t is impos-
sible to ascertain the number drowned.
The steamer Montana, for Panama, sail
ed to-day with s475,000 in treasure, $780,
900 of which is for New York. Mark Twain
Ia q
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
wv GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VA

These SPRINGS, so long and favorably known
to the seekers of health and pleasure, Will be open
for the reception of visitors on the lST OF 81 f.
With extensive improvements and general re-
furnishing of the establishment, we VIII he pre-
pared for the comfortable accommodation of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS. 49, -.. . ,,
HOT AND WARM SULPHUR BATHS,
so eminently seryiceable In connection with the
internal use OF these ALTERNATIVE WATERS,
are always ut the command Of the visitor.
One of the best city BANDS OF MUSIC VIII be
in attendance to enllvcn the LAWNS and tho
BALLROOM and suitable LIVERY win be-
open to the use of those who may desire to indulge
In horseback and carriage exercise.
In addition to other amusenentS; the pr0prlctoIrs
have provided new and elegant BOWLING Al
LEY and BILLIARD-ROOM.
Charges will be THREE DOLLARS day or
EIGHTY DOLLARS per month children undcr
ten wears and colored servants, half price; white
servants according to accommodations.
No effort or expense will be spared on the part oil
the proprictors to manage this establishment In
manner best calculated to promote the comfort OF
visitors In every respect. . o
White Sulphur Springs,
IN West VIRGINIA,
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The Senate Judiciary Committee have
reported favorably ON W. NJ. Evarts for At
torney-General-ayes, ,Messrs. Trumbull,
Frelinghuysen, johnson, and Hendricks
nays, Messrs. Stewart, Elmunds, and Conk-
ling.
Senator Grimes has recovered from his
recent attack Of paralysis.
General Mcdowell, recently removed
from command in Mississippi, has arrived
here.
Horace Greeley is prominent candidate
for the Governorship of New York.
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July s.--There were but
few democrats in Congress to-day. The
Republican members take intense inter
eat in the ballots at the National Con-
yention, The adjournment on the eigh-
teenth ballot is considered as On indication
that Hancock has reached the top Of his
strength. ,r
A Radical committee from Mississippi are
coming here to illustrate the frauds Of the
recent election.
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THE SOUTHERN LEGISLATURES.

NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, N. c., July 8.-The legislative
proceedings of the last three days were not
of much interest. O'Hara (negro), elected
reading clerk, is considered better qualified
for his duties than the white enrolling clerk
is for his. .---..- ..-
Mr.. Bowman introduced in the House to-
day bill providing for separate public
schools for the two races. Referred to the
Committee on Education.
GEoRG1A-TIRADE OF NEGRO SENATOR.
ATLANTA, GA, July SIN the Senate
to-day memorial was read concerning
VIM (Democrat) and others holding their
seats contrary to the spirit of the omnibus
bill. A motion to strike out the words
"and others" was objected to by Repub-
lican, who said the laws of Congress forbid
members holding seats unless their disabili-
ties were removed, and he intended to see
the laws enforced.
Mr.. Camden offered resolution which
was an onslaught ON the eligibility Of the
peria Bradley (negro), who was astonished
Of members on account of color; he cared
not whether the idea emanated from the
brain Of Joe Brown, jeff Davis, or the
spiritual brain Of God himself. He quoted
the Bill of Rights, and said he was ready to
purge the Senate of traitors and felons.
He reminded the Senate that the first blow
for freedom was struck by negro, and
closed by saying that unless his race were
a part and parcel of the State militia, in
less than ten years there would be another
rebellion, which would exceed in magnitude
and be more successful than the last.
In the House the committee to wait on
the Governor reported that he would COM
municate with it as soon as he had con-
ference with General Meade.
The impression prevails that great eff
fort is about to be made to GUST number of
Democratic members from both Houses.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF SENATORS.
New ORLEANS, July 9.-The Legislature
to-day, in joint session, elected William P.
Kellogg to the United States Senate for the
long term, and John s. Harris for the short
term.
A committee of the Democrats Of both
Houses to-day presented communication
to General Buchanan reciting that the pre-
siding officers of both Houses had pro-
ceeded in violation Of the State Constitu-
ton, and of the instructions of the General
of the army and General commanding the
department, in excluding members emit
tied to their seats. They appealed to the
people of Louisiana for redress, and asked
the military commander, by virtue of his
authority, to place said excluded members
in their seats.
General Buchanan replies that while in
his opinion these proceedings are illegal,
unjust, oppressive, and known to be in op-
position to the will of the Chief,
yet he deems that the interests Of law and
order, and of the people of the State in this
crisis, will not be best subserved by forci-
Bile interference to correct the abuses COM
planned Of. He adds that he will forward
their communication, with copy Of his
reply, to General Grant and to the chairman
of the Reconstruction Committee.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, July s.-Ssnate.-The tax
bill was considered till the Senate adjourn
ed to night session. No definite action
was had.
Housc.-With the exception of passing q
bill removing political disabilities from
certain parties, the House was engaged all
day on the appropriation bill.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HE HOT sP Rim as,
= BATH COUNTY, Va. 5" 1893
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATURE FROM
sEyENTY-sIx TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
JAMES A. McCLUTG. Manager.
s. G. TARDy & Co., Proprietors. ~
j. E. WILLIAMS, Resident Physician.
WILL BE OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE lsT.

The Hotel has been recently enlarged and new
baths constructed. No expense or effort. mas
been spared by the proprietors to render this
famous watering place as comfortable as possible
to all visitors The hot waters here have been well
known for more than half century to possess In a
wonderful degree tonic, Alternative detergent and
stimulating properties and have become Justly cell
ebrated for the cure Of rheumatism, govt, diseases
of the liver, skin, bladder, and womb paralysis
the result OF injury or serious eusion contraction
of muscles and Joints, diarrhoea and dyspepsia, ac-
companied with sore mouth and tongue.
Route from the North .piG Orange and Alexan-
dra railroad to GordonsvtIle thence via Virginia
Central railroad to Millboro' Depot, thence by
Trotter & Co.'s stage line over turnpike road to
Hot Sprngs-distance. twenty miles.
Route from the South ria Richuond or Lynch
burg and Virginia Central railroad To Millboro'.
A new turnpike from Covington to Hot Springs
is now under construction, which Will pass through
the beautiful valley OF Jackson's river and by the
magnificent falls in Allegheny county. This ROAD
is expected to be finished by July lst, and VIII
shorten the stage ride several miles while the pas
senger will be saved the fatigue of crossing the
mountain and enjoy the opportunity OF seeing the
fine scenery of of the most beautiful valleys In
Virginia. 81
Fine large BATHROOMS, BILLIARD and
BOWLING SALOONS fitted up, &c.
For descriptive pamphlets and circulars apply
to s. G. TARDY & CO.,
post-ofice box ST, Richmond. Va. or to
.------.--.a----r-.r.r~J. a. MCCLUNG, Manager,
Hot Springs Va.
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CONSERVATIVES MASS MEETINGS.

CONSERVATIVE STATE COMMITTEE
RICHMOND June 1s, 1868.
The following additional mass meetings VIII be
held at the places indicated:
A Mass Meeting at Abingdon
will be held on FRIDAY, July 10, and Will be al
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERS
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Hon. W. r. STABLES,
JOSEPH T. CAMPBELL, Esq,
JAMES w. SHEFFEY, Esq.
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LIVERPOOL, July s.-Noon.-cotton
buoyant; estimated sales, $4,000 bales.
Lard, els. Ee1 s
LIVERPOOL, July. s.-Evening.-Cotton
quiet and steady; sales, 10000 bales.
Corn, 36s. Sd. Tallow, ABS. Sd.
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NEW YORK MARKET, July q

There is n little more tone to the cattle market
Cattle brokers allowed that prices were t@5c.
higher than one week ago. Rough and thin bull
locks were sold at last weeks prices, while smooth
prime cattle went off slowly at small advance.
Very few were sold for Ice. y b.. net. small
number Of select hulIocks sold for 1761l73c y
H.. net weight. Many droves of fair steers sold at
i361!c. fa d., net weight
The sheep market is fat. A few droves of prime
sheep were held at sGs4c.. gross weight but the
great bulk OF the receipts will have to be disposed
OF Mt 46I5c. % H.. gross weight
The swine market Is dull enough. Dealers say
that prices cannot be quoted higher than sG9ac.,
pross weight,
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While some little negro boys from the ne
gro settlement opposite Newbern, N. Co.
we're swimming in Scott's creek, branch
of the Trent, one of them was seized by an
alligator, and before any help could be OBJ
tanned he was literally eaten up.
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Not 4 RErrBLlCAN.-An Albemarle Re-
PUBLICAN has been converted, and thus re-
N'es 10 the editor Of the Chronicle how his
MAD vas reconstructed -:
Mr.. I.ditor,--I had verify supposed my
's'' az good q Republican as Virginia could
tsC14ce until Saturday last, when the prin-
wipes were defined by negro Taylor and his
,'"eAgue Thompson, both of Charlottesville.
I1'' say am far from being Of the same
, , aud order. In order to cause, on the
p an instant, large concourse of negroes it
49,. .a4 Teen previously extensively circulated
,-S' Dr. Bayne, the noted Convention man,
"vU'0 address them. So quite early the vii
,-S' WIS 'eeming with both sexes of negroes,
80, vDY .U0H position near the printing office,
wax taylor opened the ball with the most
t"N''hS, illogical, unreasonable, ignorant
"a.SnSue that ever chafed any people !;
, ,.'Iy advocated the adoption of the
opposed r, Constitution, and called upon his
I, 10 meet the white people at the bal
S'y"' and said eve will defeat them
No. 'v anu If they (the white people) are
1""sieu then, We will meet them on the
,; s"tS Ae!i with sword, battle-axe, and
S S,t'atoFk IN hand" He assured the poor,
fs. ,auea negroes that they would not be de-
T." that they belonged to the " Repub-
Hs -n party y; and "that neither God in
,t~'m nor The devQ in hell COLD defeat that
W.! Tins is too strong party for me.
ha"' negro wisdom scars aloft above the
Goa shS, scanning the immensely of crea-
49, 49, ana then de6es the strength and Wis
If " him who created the vast millions
NJ spheres in the universe, | am out
wh; my sphere in such company. But
"sn -e l repudiate, as l have ever done,
IT, political equality in our coun-
T!a', ! am, nevertheless, still a Repub-
~, .,.@A Las | concciye) Of nobler and better
x I,Ps' am restricted Republican. ]
-'" restrict the Government lst. TO nv
f' "A color Or race; IDLY, would only en-
ia Ii''hise such as possessed both property
'A4 EDUCATIONAL qualifications. | have
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lie l9-ln
VEJJOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.-Thes,

MELLOW SULPHUR SPRlNGS.-These
celebrated and popular Springs. situated In
Montgomery county three ana nall miles from
ChrStianshurg depot, are now open FOR the recep-
ton of visitors, and the attention OF the springs
going public Is respectfully invited to the adyin-
tagcs they present. The waters OF these Springs
are unrivalle In all cases of dyspepsia cutaneous
debility act rs ,,..,,,,,, ,,,,r
They have proven elntncntly useful III many
female diseases, and III "
CHRONIC DIARRHEA
are regarded us a SPECIFIC. w
The natural advantages OF this place are L N
SURPASSED BY ANY IN THE STATE, being
situated almost upon the very summit OF lne
bracing the climate Is healthy and salubrlous the
wnter of delightful temperature 55 degrees fahrcn-
hrit) the grounds shaded and protected every
hour in the day by 4 thick grove of forest OAKS.
The hotel and buildings have recently been en-
largtd renovated. and rciltted. and the proPrle-
tors Halter themselves they offer to their guests
accommodations unsurpassed by any watering
place In the mountains and confidently ask visit
from the public. - ~
Visitors to the springs will stop at Christians
burg. where comfortable coaches Will be In at
tendance on the arrival OF each train To convey
them to the springs.
RATES OF BOARD:
Per day. o'Uo
Fer week co Nv
For i a longer period than two months, per
Co"rcd SERVANTS. and children not occupying
seats ut first table. half the above rates.
Dr.JOIIN i. RADFORD,
Col. HENRY A. EDMUNDSON,
Maj. JAMES p: EDMuNDSON,
Gen. Il. c. WHARTON,
j. A. DAVIS, formerly Of the Noryell House,
Lynchhurg, Superintendent. Je29-codl!n
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CEA-BATHING AT COBB'S ISLAND.

SEA-BATHING AT COBB'S ISLAND
~ This delightful summer resort, situated eigh-
teen miles northeast of Cape Charles and eight
miles from nearest main land Is rapidly growing,
TO become one of the most attractive places the
coast of America.
Its pleasant, pure, and delightful breezes, giving
strength to the invalid, will be forgotten by
those who have heretofore enjoyed them.
We have made many improvements, both In the
furnishing, OF our houses and general beauty Of
our grounds.
The surf-bathIng is on grand scale, and cannot
be surpassed being perfectly safe, with an a6und-
ance OF lighthouses. ra.#
Shooting, fishing, and boating cannot be excelled
on the continent, with an abundance of boats and
experienced men to attend to the wants Of VISITORS
with other MISUNDERSTANDING saloons, billiards,
&c.
A BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged,
Passengers leaving Richmond and Petersburg,
arriving at Norfolk on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays mt A. NJ, will connect with steamer TO
Cherrystone, and thence by line of hacks across
the peninsula -four niles TO Nottingham's Land
Ing and thence by steamer to the island, arriving
at2P.M.
TERMS Per day, 30; per week. Sls; per month,
&c., COBB BROTHERS, Proprictors,
Cherrystone post-oftice,
je 2-3m Northampton county, Va.