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TRIALS BY oCRT-MARTIAL.-Fr Gen
eral Orders Nos. So, 81, 55, and 81, we col
late the following facts insregard to the find
ings of court-martial convened in this
city, and of which Brevet Major w. II.
Rossel is president:
Private Charles H. Weymouth, charged
with conduct prejudicial to good order and
military discipline in striking and beating
prisoner; found not guilty, and acquitted.
Private George Ross, charged with deser-
ton found guilty, and sentenced to forfeit
all pay and allowances, to be confined at
hard labor for six months with twelve
pound ball attached to his leg, to be branded
indellibly with the letter d, and then to be
drummed out Of service. ......
Private John w. Wager, charged with
conduct prejudicial to good order and mill
tary discipline sentenced to confinement at
hard labor for one month, and to forfeit five
dollars per month of his monthly pay for
four months. -'
Private NJ. A. Manson, same charge ;
found not guilty, and acquitted. Corporal
John M. Hogan, charged with cursing and
striking his superior Sergeant Sones), and
with other conduct prejudicial to military
discipline found guilty, and sentenccdto to be
reduced to the ranks and to be confined at
hard labor for four months, the first seven
days of each month to be kept on bread and
water diet. -...,-
5Artifcer Anthony Davis and private An
thony Dorman, charged with conduct pre-
judicial to good order and military discip-
line acquitted. .ses .-r.. .r ...asf.
Private Elias Rhoad, charged with deser-
tion found guilty, and sentenced to have hiE
head shaved and forfeit pay and allowances
Lenient on account of the prisoners youth
Privates William Frye, Joseph Peterson!
Edward Seamon, and John Kuhn found
guilty of desertion, sentenced to be branded
shaved, and to forfeit pay and allowances
The proceedings and findings in all these
cases have;been approved by General Stone,
man. The latter will be at once put in exc
cution. .a ....-a7..'a
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LOCAL MATTERS

ARREST OF A MAIL RsBBER.- George W.
Cook, deputy postmaster at Culpeper Court
house, Va, was arrested Saturday by Cap
tain D. B. Parker, special agent of the
Post-offce. Department, for robbing the mails
passing through the Culpeper Office. The
losses from the country post-ofices of the
section have been large, and have continued
for several months. After arrest, Cook
confessed the crime. He was brought to
Richmond Saturday evening on the, Central
train - %
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MANCHESTER AFFAIRs.-At convention
of the delegates of the Conservative party
of Chesterfield county, held in Manchester
on Friday the 26th instant, DR.. A. 5.
McRae was called to, the chair, and DR.. E.
8. Woodbridge was appointed secretary.
The chairman explained the object of the
meeting to be the nomination of two candi-
dates for the Legislature nnder the new
Constitution. ....... q
On motion DR.. T. ]. Cheatham, G.. c.
Gregory, and s. Brooks, Esqs., were ap-
pointed o committee to recommend the
names of two suitable persons as candidates
for the Office above indicated. ....rrrl,. Z.
The committee reported the names OF
Captain W. 1. Clopton and s. Brooks, Esq,
who were unanimously nominated by the
convention. a.-I.t r- ,-rsH. - .--
On motion, it was resolved that the Con-
servative party of Powhatan county be re-
quested to nominate on their next court day
candidate for the Legislature.
On motion the convention adjourned" :
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AUCTION 81 SALES, THIS DAY.
Purchasersef Real Estdte sold bdsosen the first
'doy Of January and the Jfrst, day At Jnly pay the

SAMPSON. JONES Jn.,;& co; win sell at their
warehouse, Nos. 4, 9, and Fifteenth street
between Main and Cary. at lo3 A. ~, a we'll
selected stock OF groceries, wines, liquors, &c.
WELLINGTON GoDDIN Will sell on the pre-
mises, at p. NJ, valuable real estate on the
north side Of Broad between Henry and Smith
streets. -, 49,. -f.... rs..,,-, q, -
FRANCIS T. ISBELL will sell at P. NJ, on the
premises, three large valuable brick tenements
on Marshal between Fifth and Sixth streets.
w. R. TALL, High Constable, will sell at 10 A.
NJ, at the coal-yard On Dock and Twenty
seventh streets, lot Of lumber. as'
COOK Il LAUGHToN VIII sell at II NJ, on the
premises, on Governor street near Ross, the
framed tenement recently occupied by Messrs.
Shanks, Bowers & Barrett.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 90, 1883.
Sun rises .4.43 Noon sets. l. ID
Sun SETS s.......7.I7 High tide. ............ II. 10

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUN. ~, 1858.
..'.'a @s.- ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. L. j. Tatum. s....
schooner Ocean Bird, Marsh, Philadelphia, coal,
A. Blair. sa.,...E E.-t-. -aF agTEt3 SO.
SAILED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers Haryeys & w il1ams.
Steamer Albemarlc, Couch, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. g.. Dunbam 4 Co.. 6
Schooner Mary Willis Frank, Baltimore, mer-
chandlse, Curtis & Parker. #4.3 .aL 5.f,.l 81.
Schooner 4. j. Pickup, down the river, light.
Ais.-f .+ b MEMORANDA.
Schooner A. Townsend, Townsend, cleared from
New York for Richmond on the 9th. , -. GA
Schooner Edith Wheeler, for Havrc france,
dropped down 10 City Point on the eetia ihstan1
where she will take In the balance or ner cargo.
j. c. McShaln, johnson; Flying Send, MitchelIi,
for RichmoDd;y o. Fl. Tally, -, and 3D. -
Armtage, for Petersburg. ,, e,I; 10 l.ci.a-L.eJ
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the body was found. He had some subpg-
mas to serve on Mr. Turner, and was asked
by Mrs. Turner to take supper, but being
in o hurry, was compelled to decline, and
left the house Just as the accused ard
George W. Turner got there. Had no eo1s
sversation with them. Thought the clothing
on the body was remarkably clean, and had
net been worn long by q person travelling
about. ~ . z''t''l'1A- - @.-' -. ''.e.
DrJKnox was the next witness. HeIhad
aided DE-. Davis in making the examination
Of the body at Oakwood cemetery after it
was exhumed, and concurred in all he had
testified on the subject. Did not think,
however, that the clavicle Of the shoulder
was broken, though there was disarticu-
lation Of the joint. .7.-F.a ID rt.9G
Policeman Marcellrs Hicks was next
examined. He met the accused on Broad
street near Tenth on the Goth Of February,
1867. Spoke to him, and was asked whether
he knew a family named Hicks who lived
near the Danville depot. Told him he did,
and said, "Why did you ask that ques-
ton ~ Accused said he wanted to know
because q young lady named Pitts was
coming from Caroline county to visit them.
He requested witness two or three times to
say nothing about it. Thinks it was on
Wednesday, goth Of February, 1857 saI
2 DR.. r. G. Cabell was then examined, and
concurred in the opinion given by DR.. Boil
ton as to the length of time a body would re-
main in the open air without decomposi-
ton. Thought it would be difficult, if not
entirely impossible, to determine from in
spection what length of time body had
been dead with any special accuracy. From
the best works on the subject it was gene
rally established that forty degrees was the
lowest temperature at which decomposition
would take place within limited period.
Thought fat people would decay sooner
than lean ones, and that at o lower tempe
rature than forty degrees body would pro-.
badly remain free from decay for an indie
finite period. ~" ..4 " ..-- '
At this point the testimony for the Com
monwealth closed, the prosecution, however,
reserving the privilege of recalling any Of
the witnesses previously examined should
necessity arise for it, or to examine very
briefly on Monday one or two witnesses who
were not present. .E
The Court then, adjourned to A. NJ.
to-day. a 4
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PAY OF TIE PoLIcE.-Great complaint is
made that our police have not been paid of
for two months. This is too bad. These
men do their duty efficiently night and day,
and their claims upon the city should be
the last to be unheeded. Many Of them
have large families, and being unable to
procure credit with their present prospects,
are almost without means of subsistence.
We trust that the matter will receive the
immediate attention of the proper authori-
tipa
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A UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR AND
ALUM SPRINGS, 80 .
(FoRMERLY KNOWN AS sTRIBLING's) ,.
Thirteen miles from Staunton, Augusta, Va.
!. A. HEFELFINGER, Proprietor. D,

This delightful Mountain Retreat, thirteen miles
northwest from Staunton, directly on the Warren
Spring and Harrisonburg turnpike, has been 'un.
dergofng improvement for the last year and will
be ready for the reception Of visitors the lst Of
june 49, -aLsLtt.-.i>a .r.3tl ~
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond or Lynchburg, arrive at this place the same
day by7 p. If. = ---a. Z g.~..1... So mi
fhe TABLE is supplied with the BEST FARE
to be had in the country. '3i" Hi'" '.'' E' .''s7
With an experience Of many years as the lessee
Of of the finest watering places IN Virginia as
his guide, the proprietor llatters himself that he
will be able to afford satisfaction and pleasure to
all who visit the Augusta White Sulphur and Alum
Springs for the restoration Of health or the enjoy
ment Of pleasure. :,
GOOD MUSIC has been provided for the season.
and full corps of attentive and efficient servants
will be on hand to attend to the wants Of guests
TARIFF OF RATES : $3.50 per day, Sis per week,
$50 per mouth. ... ....., ,--... -, ,..s-......r.
A reasonable deduction from the above prices
will he made 10 families wishing to remain two
''''' '''' - j. A. HEFELFINGER, ~~
jel7-lm .t s %. Proprietor.
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FOURTH OF July FEAST AT GLEN
ALLEN.-We take pleasure in commencing
to the notice of all who wish to get away
from the heat and dust of the city, and
spend o day Of quiet enjoyment in the
country, the advertisement Of the ladies Of
Glen Allen Baptist church, which appears
in our columns this morning, in which they
PROPOSE to provide feast for the entertain
ment of those who may favor them with
their company on the Fourth Of July, the
proceeds of which are to be devoted to the
completion of their house of worship:
In the halcyon days Of yore, when the
Fourth of July was celebrated as a national
holiday, and made glorious by all the
"pomp and circumstance Of military
pageantry, the city was the. centre of at
traction, and drew the populace Of oil the
surrounding country to witness the martial
display of its fine volunteer organiza-
tions. But now that our citizens are
no longer permitted to indulge their pa
triotic ardor in such innocent diversions, and
the time-honored "parade" on the Capitol
Square has been suspended by the evolutions
Of negro mounted guards and negro socie-
ties, and the shady delights Of the Square
monopolized by the ordoriferous "wards OF
the nation" who would not gladly avoid
such spectacle and take refuge from the
painful reflections awakened by it in the
peaceful quiet Of the country And what
more potent nepenthe could be suggested
for such bitter memories than q sumptuous
dinner served under the grateful shade of
ever-arching bowers, and cooling ices and
creams dispensed by fingers tipped with
the roseate hues of NORM" Besides deli
cious viands to regale the palate, an intel
lectual repast not less inviting has been pro-
vided for those whose aesthetic tastes may
incline them to prefer q feast of reason
and flow of soul " to less ethereal pleasures.
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ADJOURNED General Court Mar
tial, Major Rossel presiding, which has
been in session at the st. Charles Hotel in
this city for several months past, on Satur-- :,
day adjourned until the 30th Of August.
This court martial, since its organization in
September last, has tried !tco hundred and
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, NEEDS GRADING.-Messrs. Humphreys s
Van Lew, commissioners Of streets for Mar
shall Ward, would do well to attend to the gra-i
ding Of Twenty-ninth street between Frank
lin and Grace This street is quite tho
roughfare, and appropriations have already
been made to put it in proper order, with
out visible result. --..., r...-. -.r.
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The CIRcU s.-An advertisement an
nounees the glad tidings that /" Ames's
Great Exhibition of 1868 "-circus and me-
nagerie-will reach Richmond on Wednes-
day Of this week. From all accounts this
must be most wonderful combination, Of
equestrians, gymnasts, wild beasts, edu-
Gated mules, trick dogs, and jolly clowns.
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WILL BE OPENED 10 VISITORS nsaJ,,. JUNE q ASH ;,

- Il HH . q ~ Z ,
The Hotel has beer. recently enlarged, and new
SasnS conssfncteu. No expense or effort has
ooeea spared by the proprietors to render this
"a mo watering place as com forsble possible
70 al visitors. Ihe hpt waters here have been well
known Tor more than half century 10 possess In o
wonoerial uegree tonic, Alternative, detergent and
smulasing properties, and have become Justly eel
spfsLea tor the cure OF rbeunet th, gouf, diseases
q sne LIVER, skim bladder, and womb; paralysis,
ese Lesut of injury or serious eusion contraction
OF muscles and joints, diarrhea and dyspepsia ac-
companied with sore month and tongue. - Rtt6I'
hoQte from the North oSa Orange ana A1exan-i
Gla railroad to Gordonsville, thence pta Virginia
Gentral railroad to Millboro' Depot, thence by
Irotter % Co. g stage line over turnpike road to
hot Springs--distance, twenty miles. '-eRzlrf Is
Route from the South ptd Richmond or Lynch
burg and virginia Central railroad to Millboro'.
new turnpike from Coyington. TO Hot Springs
Is now under construction, which VIII PASS throuan
the beautiful valley OF Jacksons river and by the
MAGNIFICENT falls in Allegheny county. This road
Is expected to be finished by July LIST, and Will
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
nne scenery OF one of the most beautifIl valleys b
AABAND OF MUSIC engagedGer the season
Fine large R4LL-ROOMS, BILLIARD and
BOWLING SALOONS fitted up, &C.. -.
For descriptive pamphlets and circulars, apply
to ss3 "1I1 ,ssr s. G.. TARDY & Co,
post-oface box SIT, Richmond, Va. or to
j. a. MCCLUNG, Manager,
3.t = %" . Hot Springs, Va.
Board O. per day, $50 per week, s7s per month.
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- TOBACCO TRADE.-At a meeting Of the
tobacco trade held on Saturday at the rooms
of the Chamber Of Commerce. q committee
consisting of Messrs. David j. Burr, l.. Il.
Frayser, and Samuel NJ. Bailey, was ap-
pointed to proceed to Washington to repre-
sent the interests Of she Richmond tobacco
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New WHEAr.-A lot Of loo bushels ef
new white wheat, consigned to Simpson,
Warner s. Bass, was sold in this market on
Saturday latithree dollars per hushel. Ths
sample was good, clean, and in excellent
condition.
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TSHE JACKSON RIVER HOTEL is now
i. open for the accommodation of BOARD.
SORT Will find this place admirably suited 10 their
wants. There are good ALUM, SULPHUR, and
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS in short distance Of
the Hotel. @ --.-ts..sI -,gi.yrEE IEsE 'rs ElrII-
The table will be well supplied with all the DELL
CAC1ES OF THE SEASON. 80 800. 71-lTE- -
Board by the month. gas children under ten
years Of age and servants, S1f.5o.
.it3 D" "... H..ft'1E' LIZ j. A. COGBILL, p w
........ ..r,t.... I'D. ,Jackson,s River Depot
1e Sew Alleghany county, virginia.
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SUMMER REs0MTS, rSsl
IT = 8 HOT SPRINGS,
BATH CoUNTY,IvA. 4gs
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATuRE FROM
sEvENTY-s1x TO ONE HUNDRED AND
6.f SEVEN DEGREES FARENHEfr. esEai 4

sAxrs A. McCLuxa. Manager. a,R.y -,
8. 9. TAnDY q Co, Propr.etors.
j. Z. TW1LLIAMs, Resident Pbysician. :.
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RELIGIOUS HERALD.-The Office Of the Relt-
gious Herald has been removed to No. lls Main
street, over Hall Hutchison, nearly opposite the
Dispatch Office. jeT-5t
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Masonic SCHOOL. Messrs. Powhatan
Weisiger, o. F. Weisiger, and George D.
Wise, have been chosen members OF the
Masonic Educational Committee by Joppa
Lodge No. 40. The committee meet st the
school-room Tuesday morning to witness
the closing exercises. tf--grf-74r org
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Cherrystone poSt-o1nce, 0
jc 2-3m ..'. Northampton county, VIZ.
HETARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

m ANN SPhlNGS, BATH COUNI1,
w Vh.-CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.-'
Having recently assumedthe proprietorship Of this
old and fashionable watcring-place, and completed
our arrangements for the entertainment Of VISITORS
. solicit the patronage Of the public. Every
effort has been made to restore to this establish
mcnt its former reputation. The remedial proper
ties of the waters have been sufficiently nttested In
the numbers who have been relieved of Rheumatic,
GOuty. and other Affections, while the luxury OF
the Baths, when once enjoyed, can never be forgot
ten. Persons desrous to have full information
concerning the character of the waters may con-
suit our circular, which will be sent to them, on
application, free of postage. -
Ne pledge ourselves that our table shall not be
Inferior to any kept either in city or country. The
name Of our manaSer Is sufficient to insure good
living. ....E.. ~.
The route to the Warm Springs is by Richmond
md Staunton to Millboro' depot, on the Virginia
Central railroad, where line OF stages connects
with the trains enabling passengers to reach the
Springs the same day after leaving Richmond,
Lynchhurg. Washington. or Baltimore. -yfs.lf
RATES OF BOARD !: Per day, $3.50; per week,
SIS per month -four weeks, $50. .-.s.gI
DAhNELL & REVERCOMBE,
-'.s Proprietors.T
Major PETER II. WOODWARD, Manager. d
May !. lsss. my 5-3m
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0CEAN VIEW HOTEL, .ll
TEN MILES FROM NORFOLK.
poCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.

~ OPEN JUNE !.
ms most fayorite resort alike for health and
creation, is now IN complete order for the recep-
@ ton 81 guests. Our aim shall be to keep 1t better
'Gah II has ever been kept before. - 81 .,eE
us remarkable medicinal virtues need not now be
SInyertlSed TO the Virginia public and the South.
f2r fuli information Us TO all particulars apply
VT famphlet, with map of railroad routes, &c, TO
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, Richmond, ;,
VI by mail to
FRAZIER 4 RANDOLPH. proprtetora. ,
Board W per day-&s1 per month - = -
Passengers leave the cars at GOSHEN M not
sage rare, Sl.5o. Through tickets can be bought
% The Springs. nv 25-2m
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THE LAND WE Love, for July, has been
received by Turner, two doors above fhe
Dispatch. ~ - ~. - =. r '. 5
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OpRING AND SIMMER ARRANGE

CPR1NG AND SUMMER ARRANGE
= MENT. :1sss.-GREAT SHORT ROUTE
70 THE NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, ElA
THg tRiGHMoND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-ELE-
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT. sLEEP-
, ING CHAIRS ON ALL TRAl Ns.-Tbe
THROUGH TRAINS on this road ara fnow run
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at Toie A. M, arriving in wash
inyton at e:ls z. M, connecting with the early NJ,
terrloon express trains for the North, East, aud
The M NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAN, with ~,
elegant cars with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached leaves Richmond daily lsundsys except
eaI at $40 p. ~, arriving In Washington at e:lo
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning Trains
for the North. East and West.
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandra each May:
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
and ali way stations leaves depot, corner Broad
and Eighth streets stsP. b. Returning, arrives
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further information and through tickets, ap:
ply at the ONCE Of the company, corner Broaa ana
Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill, and 1T the ticket
ofice, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
s,,1ryI. RryrM Superinfendent. my
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err RICHMOND AND PRTKRsBURGl
RIII tnAn COMPANY Nav rs. 1853,

: NJ : 2
THANGE OF SCHEDULE.-0n and
" after WEDNESDAY the 27th instant the
trains on this road will run rs follows
Leave RICHMOND at4 A. NJ. and T.. NJ.
Leave PETERSBURG ut a:B A. M. and 6as Z.
VI.
The 4 A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
MONDAYS: and the 6:k5 Z. N. train VIII not
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the L. ID.
train.
Fare 10 Norfolk, 81. Baggage checked through,
Passengers for Glover Hill will take the A. M.
train on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS con-
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
= = s-......' si- K. II. GILL,
INV "a Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT,
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SUMMER REsORTs.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
wv GREESBRIER COUNTY tWEses "

IHHa a a e "a ! y 81 4Ffe
These SPRINGS, so long and fsrorah,v .n,vvn,, -
to the seekers or health and pleasure Win be open
with extensive improvements and genera s,s. rs.
furnishing OF the establishments we viii he nre.
nsrcd for tho comfortable ac,pmmodatjnn nS 49,,
FiFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWS 1stHI, THoEshSSlns itSls
f"'H HOT AND WARM SULPHUR RATusy Tus,y+s {;
50 cm!nenty ssrviceahle In connecsion ,1isS .h.,
Internal use of these eALTERATIVEsWhtT1 hTERsss 1s,s sss
are always at the command Of the visftnr. ap ,
one Of the best city BANDS OF MUSIC vii, he
IN attendance TO enl1ven the Lawns ana m tbs ne
BALLROOM ana suitable LIVERY viii be
open 70 se ~ use & :" .no sc Who may dcsira 30 nIuse
IN horseeSc OK ana Carriage exercise. = ''s'-
In addition TO {" der au,usemeuts, the proprietors
LEY and Bli LlARn-R0OM. = w 10y 'et1 - .
Charg.% al lee THREE DOLLARS dav. or
EIGHTY 'tpll .kSS per mouth children hinder
in years and cniorcd servants, half price white
se!Nant according To accommodations $50 ~ =
MOI fort @N pc;Sc Will he spared ON the ma RI NJ
the roprietors To manage this establishment IN
ms amer best calculated TO promote the comfort OF
Ns!tors in every respect. teF IT H-T'F =
PEyToNS d CO., asszr. .
White Sulphur Springs. a7
je ls-lm -sfE West Virginia. -
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/ gqt OFFICE RICHMOND AND York RIvxR1
,- RAILROAD COMPANY,
fsE&' ~ 3B RICHMOND, June ID, lseS.
11ORaBaLTIMOREs THE NORTH, AND

IL NORTHWESP.-STEAME MERo KESNEBEC.
This irst-class steamer has been thoroughly over
hauled and refirnished, and Is, now on this line,
under command OF Captain JOIN n. FREEMAN,
favorably known 10 the public rs the Commander
of the Curtis Peck, on James river.
Passengers at present leave the depot OF this
Company on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN.
INGS at O'Clock, reaching baltimore In time Tor
all the early trains North and West. wa - ifrF
"a Parties going to the northern watering places
will find this route TO present many advantages.
Fare to Baltimore only ~.
IN By the 10th Of July the Admiral will be returned
to the line III new and perfect order, repalnted and
refurnished and there will then be four boats per
week from, White House 10 Baltimore. -A.t. =
Freight for Baltimore, the North, and West re-
ccived ar all times and forwarded promptly. .it
Through bills of ladlng given to. all prominent
points, 49, =. =:
Tappahannock stages connect with this road AZ
Fishhaul station on TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
III yrf..l4~,fg -f7rr WILLIAM B. ESOS, IN
je 20 Freight and Ticket Agent.