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~
This b the caas with tobacco, through the
system Of manifesto, marks, &C.. Resolu-
tons to carry out these objects we're dis
cussed, without final action.
Incidentally, something was said ebont
the poverty Of southern planters, and the
importance Of aiding them in their opera
tons Of cotton culture. ~. &
In the course Of debate something was
also said of tho unfortunate results to the
northern men who hurried to the South
after the war, and embarked in the euttlva-
ton Of cotton with the most sanguine e1-
+pectations. We all here know something
of those eager expectations and blighted
prospects. The distinguished Mr.. McDuF-
Frg, Of South Carolina, had his I" forty-Daie
theory but these northern men had then
hundred and two-h hundred bale theories.
They imagined that they had but to come
down here and get into the shoes OF the
southern planter, and soon enjoy the ease
and abundance once enjoyed by the unfor-
tunate planters; and, moreover, that they
/ I = 4
(these northern mem would soon deport
themselves with the manly ease and
unaffected dignity and grace Of those
I" played ont' cotton-planters, as they were
pleased to term them. Never were men
doomed to ,sadder disappointment. They
were wholly 9unacquainted with the BUSH
ness, and were yet at greater fault with
reference to the negro as q freedman. At
ter spending, each individual. his thou
sands, aggregating perhaps q million or
two, these enterprising gentlemen pocketed
their losses and withdrew in disgust with
cotton, the negro, and the South. AS peo-
pie are never5so proud Of their losses as of
their gains, the experience Of these north
ern men turned southern planters has never
beenfully understood at the North. z
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sdg A FACT WORTH KN0WING.-At this
particular season, when the weather Is as change
tions are attacked and underrnined-and when
feeble systems are shattered and unnerved It Is abb
solutey necessary that scientific principles should
be brought to the aid of Nature In order to avert
the contraction of those diseases that usually be-
come seated and liked from the continuous changes
referred to. or all the discoveries yet made, none
seem to answer the purpose so well rs BAKERS
BITTERS. for while other remedies have been
tried and failed, this medicine has proved to be the
only panacea for Dyspepsia, Nervousness, General
Debility, Collie, Sour Stomach, Colds, and Con-
sumption in Its incipient stages. Prepared solely
of vegetable extracts, and so admirably COM
tive organs, Blood, and Mind, It drives out Impu-
rifles. Increases the Appetite, improves the Diges-
ton, strengthens the lungs and so tones up the
inner man IS to render It impervious to ordinary
colds. AS n family medicine, 1t has no equal, and
needs only to be tried to recommend itself.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Orders filed by
addressing .-.>r = ST. Z. BAKER,
je4-tAu5 box 333, Richmond, Va.
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The Constitutional Amendment t.

"A = - II >
The Radicals, who respect neither con-
situations nor laws, sreasvery anxious 10
" put beyond cavil, as Mr.. GREELEY ex-
presses it, the ratification of the Howard
amendment, andfor this purpose have made
its ratification by the Legislatures Of the
" rebel States 8: condition precedent to
their admission to resentation In Con- :
gress. We have, no reason for ssupposing
that the Democrats will be- exceedingly
carefulto asoid violating any new-fangled
constitutional provisions and we are there
fore not particularly :desirous Of seeing this
amendment defeated. The Democrats may
be as latitudinous in their constructions OF
constitutions when they get the power as
the Radicals now are, and will probably
treat all provisions that stand in their way
with as little ceremony. AT any rate, they
will at least have good pretext for splitting
upon the Howard amendment; for it will
be vitiated by the circumstances attending
it's ratification. An agreement entered into
under duress is not considered 80 binding
in law; and this will certainly be ratified
under duress If. at all. But that is not all.
The ratification Of an amendment by q
State not represented in Congress is no
ratification at all. 1t must be done by q
State in the Union. Even this is not all.
The amendment was not proposed in con-
stitutional manner-that is, by two-thirds
of both Houses, since it is clear that if the
southern States are counted as in the Union
for purposes of ratification, their represen-
tatives constitute part of the number re-
quired to propose on amendment.
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rRWM. q. IsAACs 3! co., BANKERS

r@ VIM. b. ISAACs b! co., BANKERS,
CORNER or MAIN AND Fo5RTEENrH STREETS,
RIeHaoND, dealers In COIN, BONDS, STOCKS
BANK NOTEs COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGOTIATED LOANS. 1893
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time, In sums to suit purchasers on most reliable
houses In ENGLAND. IRELAND C0TLAND,
FRANCE. GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM. HOLLAND. SWEDEN, and NORWAY,
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, or
CERTIFICATES Issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In
tie United Etates, esnsdas, and Europe.
{. REVENUE sTAlfPss sold az . liberal discount.
NH 3a-sm .s2ss5sEs 1850 Sess5 30 !,
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my-R0CKBRIDGE ALUM WATER AND

mR0CKBRIDGE ALUM WATER AND
THE "MASS" OR SALTS OF THE WATER
PURCELL, LADD 3 CO., Richmond and A. b.
FUCKER 6 CO., Lynchburg. keep the above
constantly on sale. AS an ALTERNATIVE and
TONIC there is no water like 1t. It's curative
powers In DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, GIRO
MIC -DIARRHGA,- Gu Ia NEOUS AZTEC
TONS, &C., &C., are well known to the profession
In all female troubles, also as an appetizer and
general restorative to an enfcebled constitution, 1t
Is believed to be without a rival amongst mineral
waters st46 EE- 49,
The sMass - or Salts of the water are, In nearly
all ailments, capital substitute, and offer mncthe
cheapest and most convenient form Of obtaining
the water. Their use and popularity are growing
rapidly. Apply as above for Springs Pamphlet,
or by mail to- FRAZIER &C RANDOLPH.
my as-lm Roekbridge Alum Springs. Va.
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THE GUIDING .STAR.-Some friends were
advising zETELLE to ego to Chicago" to
" go to New York, . as wider fields for his
talent, when, with his wonted energy, he
replied - MOI never! 1 would rather
I" look here in Richmond upon one single
'.star than to- behold from those northern
"cities thes spIendors; of the Aurora Boz
" realis!" R15F:st y. 80
AS Colonel BIGGER would say, GA noble
sentim ent! Z" Indeed it is. That single
starr should be our guiding star. The
Virginia heart should not be less warm and
devoted than that of the Greek, nor less
constant than he to that star, pale and
modest though it be now, yet hereafter to
shine with more brilliant efulgence. That
patience and constancy which can endure
a'brief period Of adversely and oppression
will be rewarded. 1t is not possible that a
locality SO endowed by nature, so strong in
the spirit of its people, can long be kept
down by misgovernment under the import
ed men who now rule over us. A few more
days Of endurance will pass us through the
trials and humiliations that now bear 30
heavily upon us. In the worlds economy,
Patience and Fortitude are most surely to
be compensated by rewards in magnitude
worthy of those virtues; and in no respect
do they. appear in 30 noble light as when
displayed in devotion to country and native
land. Let us keep our eyes upon the "sin-
gle STAR" and never be deluded by other
lights, though they rival the Aurora Be-
reals in splendor.
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SOUTH CAROLINA ELEcTIoNs.-Ther recent
elections in South Carolina were for judges
of probate, sherifs, clerks of courts, &c.
The thirty districts are, we suppose, ju-
dicial districts.
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GREAT ARRIVAL OF DRY aooDs

@GREAT ARRIVAL, OF DRY GOODS
:. ,oorp1I so,, ron i ,,o,.,ns th.r
~ 'o'h 'ii'. . ma oteAset '
ever. Immense lots Oh AOCIioNf: "a aooDe Jus1
received. Be 1t peace or war, sunshine or storm,
the motto of JOSEPH STRAUSE will always be
no1pu 1p,r1Y Arr u1nu prices, -
a. o... n..,,
LOOK at our ls1 oelo~, anu no'iee '''' 'A' 'i@'
OF bargains ehamerasea .her -. :. "a. ,,no,
GOOD Hoop .sKirts, s'c' cheap q. ',,' I'M, ln..
Tape Heavy Hoop skiEts i'c., Wofth Oh s.e "a
bargain; 100 Ladies' Colored DIX rarasois, si.z0,
worth 90; 500 Ladies' black SIX sun gmoreaas az
$l5o and $l.75, worth double: soo Laaies, pest
quality White Whalepone eorsets, s1sc. zOo La
dies White Whaleoone eofsets at .'e.' seai par
gain 1000 Gents Paper Collars az ioc. per box
worth 26c 200 dozen LADIES' SUE MltS, only aoc',
cheaper than the cheapest; @e dozsn MISSES, anu
and Children's Mits, anu s1T cneap a. az TO- -.
~" PIECES no'queo 4,.s' 80 a.. -. a..
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{.
1'enienioei .1nat every cent sAseu - % 100
gained. Such being the case, we advise purchasers
of DRY GOODS to call and examine the stock Of
ypor.Irps ss-
.DNo : iti1-
They are always selling goods below she h'arAe'
price.
Handsome STRIPED ENGLISH BERAGES at
eoc. ner ward - - -,ssr -
IENos and NOsAMBIOTrES at 20 2s and Soc,
,vo,t, % "A and enc 80, '-7.1@.fi
Handsome RRoChDE and Observation-Disclosures
at esc.- worth s7.c. per ward;
1.WsTS a. ~. o. and "a asc. excellent goods for
the price; fljSat& y .t.s- -
G1 am IAN at q 1s,, a. ia and asc.
SWISS MUSLIN at 20. 2s, 50, and a5c. per yard; .
.NsINsooK Awards wide at 2sc., worth 4Oc. per
,,,rd I'm, Ii.tla left call ear, v If you want IT.
c11ErKEn ,IITsTIN AZ 1e4. 90, and CSC.
oAIfTNT nTnfTTy at 20. 90. and 7sc.
SnTToN and WooI, FLANNEL. s-yard wide at
.sc worth aoc. mar ward =:
Sinner ALI, WOOL FLANNEL, yard wide, at eoc.,
worth 75c. per yard; : 80
cAMBRIC EDGINGS, embroidered by hand, at
TO- Is, 20, and 2sc., not quite half price;
CAMBRIA INsERTINGS at is, 20, 2s, and 5oc.,
very cheap; -.''i -
double RAND one of the best bargains Of the
,aoson,. eIss .'lt I'D vi igysl : 5s.Ey. . EE
1.,.,r- TT,1rN npIIr,s and DICKS. at CSC. per
,,ord 49,. : $50 =. ..--F...,5 ~
ya.u 49, n,,crpo ~ ,,ost On tho market
a,,,..,ia -. .,,o host Merchant Tailor,s trade
=. ,araa stoc. ~ CLOTHS -CAssIMEREs, SAT-
1INETss KENTIICKY JEANS and TWEEDS
- 1,,oor,, low ,,r,coe .sf -. - - - .at
ppouN LINEN TARI;E CLOTHS Mt 81 worth
a, 80 Ess no ga DO
CrN
warranted all linen. two wards long, at Sl.25,
worth as,. - ..J5 sig.'',,,. ~ --.r
uoNEy.coMR BRIDAL, CONTEMPORARIES,
-, 80 10, ~ orticie Of 40 20 the usual price
or
ppTTnrn- MA pK1Ns nura linen. at Al. 25 per
iNsosa,, ,,,os.,, 90. - 80 - .siiEsl
r. ,-ae 1 INNER NAPKINS at 90. 50 per dozen,
- ,ro-t, az. b, -. 5ss:r ..y-g-,5.-E
"or'n %, -,.r,- :. ,o,,
-LlSLE 1LofHo' ior iauieS anu ''' --a'''
worth Esc. :. - Z -, -, - ,-,o,s, lit, .,,a
0ehulne WiotE-D oi.A ~. ~. ~.
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THE HOT PRIN as g.,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATURE FROM
sEvENTY-SIX TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
JAMES 4. MCCLUNG. Manager.
s. @ TARDY i Co., Proprietors.
). T.. WILLIAMS, Resident Physician.
WILL BE OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE lsr.

The Hotel has been recently enlarged and new
baths constructed. No expense or effort has
been spared by the proprietOrs TO render this
to all visitors Tie hot waters here have been well
wonderful degree tonic, Alternative, detergent and
stimulating properties and have become Justly eel
eDrated for the cure Of rheumatism, govt diseases
OF the liver, skin, bladder, and womb paralysis,
the result OF injury or serious cffusiOn contraction
OF muscles and Joints, diarrhGa, and dyspepsia
cOmpanied with sore mouth and tongue,
Route from the North ptd Orange and AleXan-
dria railroad to Gordonsyile, thence pid Virginia
Central railroad to Millboro' Depot, thence by
Trotter Il Co.'s stage line over turnpike road TO
Hot Sprngs-distance, twenty miles.
Route from the South via Richmond or Lynch
burg and Virginia Central railroad TO MillbOro'.
A new turnpike from CoyngtOn 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 LIST, and Will
shorten the stage ride several miles while the pas
senger will be saved the fatigue Of cross Ing the
mountain and enjoy the opportunity OF seeing the
fine scenery Of one OF the most beautiful valleys In
Virginia.
ABAND7 OF MUSIC engaged for the season.
Fine large BALL-RO0MS, BILLIARD and
BOWLING SALOONS fitted up, &c.
For descriptive pamphlets and circulars, apply
TO =. G. ThRDf & CO.,
post-offce box sl7. Richmond, Va. to
j. A. McCLUNG ManaseT
Board-$a per day, $40 per week, s7s per month.
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A FINANCIAL Vrgty.A very old and
dognatieal fogy, !" who writes to the New
York Times, dates from The Beeebes,n
and signs himself Veteran Observer"
declares that there is no law or authority
lin any Government officer TO pay the
s. honds United States ia nerchGadise ).
and pronouneing gold nothing but ,,.er-
cltandise, concludes that TO pay the bonds
jp gold would DO unlaRfRl!
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MARRIED.

In this city, on Monday, June 18TH at P. NJ, by
Bishop. Doggett, Miss CAROLINE MORGAN.
BELL and Captain G. G. MORGAN, OF Licking
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= xHBAFCHEL0R'S HAZE DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world the
only true and perfect dye !; harmless, reliable, m-
stantaneous; no disappo ointment; no ridiculous
tnts remedies the IN effects Of bad dyes inyigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful blecs
or arosoa. Sold by all druggists and perfamess,
xnd properly applied at BatcfeIor's Wig Factory,
No. Is Bond street, New, York. N u l4ssed
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

keAl-Ai q. 60 S4'a - skTn COUNTY, VA.
ThIs aelsitf weli,known, and nn sos miIlboro'
Depot ivlrginia Central rsiiroaeh VIII DC op'A 3
sT ,,,s..l "A INN Alum and Aagnesia
and ChalybeAteJ of these Spring. slshs nis,,j,@s
IS q curative for Dyspepsiat,, &c. Su sss
Persons nsrng from weakness ,ss ,, ss ~ he ST.
debility VIII ind great benefit ~ the use nsture hiss
10 literally supplied this place. .,,..,,, ,sao-
= Tho plfiiags hare undergone thVfouSEnh ~ cot
.ss ~ srs are IA excellent coalition. >Ihe so
tsscs arc delighsfaily situated and hs~iy h''''''
~ kins them quite attractive. picb-
visitors leaving Baltimore, WashiagtSSn.., SMti.
mcnd Lynehhasr. IL TIE aoInina e. s On ana Hssi-
hnySs D6sot for Hath Alum, Warm. Hot ana to
ina. arriving ii Bath Alan The same s'o1''
Rsiss Inn hefne. the night stand foe Mo sposs
named Enrine1, Visitors can leass asily pci
TrStter Il Co. y line CT COACHES. ,..ak. and spe-
ciai arrangements made With Mmii NJ. ssanhy o.
STAY moisA or fos the sss fsnsEp - EAXTER,
eatlt1si. ssisss - Proprietor
<1--ctstak4
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MMR. J0sfN TKETJEN,
4 S0UTHWEsy CoENKB BROAD AND TENTH
~ STRErra - tt
MERCHANT TAILOR,
has on hand the Latest patterns OF SPRING and
SUMMER CLOTHS, CAssIAfEREs Ae., Of
French and English fabric. he soiictts call
from his numerous friends. sp 80 Z
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MJOHN T.. DOHERTY,

Be JOHN Z. DOHERTY; M
MERCHANT TAILOR,
go MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SPoTswooD HOTEL
has received an excellent assortment Of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, CoATINGS, and yESTINGS. for
his spring trade and will during the season receive
all the novelties imported or manufactured in this
country as fast as introduced. Call and examine
the stock. apl-am
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A NNUAL MEETING.-T regular an
held ut the company's Office, No. lois Main street.
on MONDAY, ED instant, at II O'Clock NJ.
The election of directors for the ensuing year
will take place ut this meeting. u
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
je8-td - -==--s---r----. --rt- Secretary.
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TOR SALE. a FINE YoUNGfHz
MiLCH COW with CALF. She Is ois3&SSssS5ts,.
pure blood and sold for no fault. Apply eorner
Of Grace Dad Madison, southeast. 1el-4N
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MEETINGS.

NEASONIC NOTICE .-The members g
wi OF METROPOLITAN LODGE, No. Ky
II, are requested to attend called meeting/V\
of their lodge THIS "wednesday EVENING the
18th Instant at o. clock, at their hall on Marshall
street between Sixth and Seventh.
By0rder Of the Worshipful Master.
fe1f- UT -'-Etgs-..rf- s. Il. JACORS Secretary
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GUGAR-CoATED PILLS.. The attention
"a &c nbys,e.ar,s and Others is called TO My stock
az GAk-C0kgED PILLS altd GRAN giA!S
fhave IN store tbs most - ~
isv fs,sn the lest which taa Stn
"A prices eatxiogues ald price
Hats fsirniet;ed on application. 5OHN,.H. NJ.
BON, Apothecary and Druggist cdsaeg Mnln ana
Third atteess RleaHonG Va. Mss
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= 2. = = = =, - - J.
sWN1H,TNEERF.

DITCH PREN CHI FL0WE as. s.s ].
lV, Mrs nj. %. BARTON has received ~
handsome REAL FRENCH FLOWERsS3&kk
and CORA /. for dressing the hair and fine black
EEArOLtTAN HATS and B0ENETS. EN-
shroiAared, llsl2 Main street, over J. IL. Tyler u
Co.'s jeyels stcre, ala-eoaasTH
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.COmmIssION MERCHANTs.

M M. WILSON, COMMISSION MER-.
Inc CHANT, office Thirteenth and Cary streets,
va, solieits consignment TOBACCO, WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR, and COUNTRY PRODUCE
GENERALLY. Strict personal attention given
to all GALES and prompt returns made, by check or
currency per express as may be desired. Full
supply Of bags for grain. Liberal advances In
money, fertiiizers, or merchandise, on faith OF
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Major PETER H. WOODWARD, Manager. 80
May 1, 1868. NY e-e

TINE AMELIA SPRINGS WILL BE
i open for boarders. ON and after the i''h %
June. ,,,o,v letters.
For terms. apply 10 JAAEs c. MookH 1e"'
vile pOst-cffice, Amelia county. or 10 voo
- - 80 5. s. CofTRELL, esq
"a ee,f4r, 80 = Richmond va.
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VARIETY SPRINGS.-This delirb,fnl
summer resort. situated fifteen miles ives, ~
Staunton, on the Virginia Central Railroad will
be opened for the accommodation OF guests ON The
18th June. $3.50 'A '''e
Business men wishing retreat for their families
during summer Will have every advantage here
From Richmond, Baltimore, Washington. AMI
other cities they reach these springs on the same
day at O'Clock p. M. " '
Seven different kinds OF water, and agreeable n
analysis, Of superior quality. :"
The cars stop at the door.
TERMS: S35 per month, so per week, s. pcrd,r.
Children under twelve years aud servants half
price. Bathing In Healing Water gratis.
51tssg p. NJ. BUl:RUSS
rom
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WTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,


{ wv VA.-CHANGE OF PR0PRlETORs.-
Having recently assumed the proprie:oIShip o. lh;
old aud fashionable watering-place, and completes
our arrangements for the entertainment OF visitors
we now solicit the patronage OF the pqbie: Ey
ment lis former reputation. The rcmedia! proper
ties OF the waters have been snfiicisntiy atsea "
Gouty, and other Affections while the luxury o.
the Baths, when once enjoyed can never es
concerning the character OF the waters may COZ.
suit our circular, which will be sent To theni on
application, free or postage.
We pledge ourselves that our table shall nos W
inferior 70 any Kept either In city or country Ihs
name OF our manager Is sufficient 70 insure s'o'
The route TO The Warm Springs is By Rieh richmond
and Stanton to MiIlbor0, depot, on the Ylrgnis
Central railroad, where line OF stsgS conhe e.,
with the trains enabling passengers 70 fesrn s
SD.ings ths same day after leaving hichlnoho'
Iynchburg. " ashington, or baltimore. -.
: RATES or BOARD (: Per day. $50; per Weef'
SiS !. par month -four weeksl 80.
Ssss Proprietors.
~ x,,<,v.xr .,r M,r.oer
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SUMMER RESORTS.
J. A. HEgELF1NeER, Proprietor.


This delightful Aouni ain Retreat, thirteen ,,u,.
nortnwest rom stanton, directly ON the WsrTans
Spring and Harfisonburg turnpike has bcon ~ wi n
dergoing improvement for the iasf rss. oeen IN
be ready fof the reception Of visitors on the ls ~
Persons leaving Baltimore, washington p,.,
day by r. M. S'~ee we same
The TABLE y 3 ~ Is supplied with the BEST FARE
With an experience Of many years as the lessee
Of one OF the finest watering-piaces In yirs,f
his guide, the proprietor fatters himself thss M
win be able 70 afford satisfaction and pleasure te
all WHO visit the Augusta White Sulphur and Alum
Springs for the restoration OF health or the ON i
meIlt OF pleasure. S ehJoy-
GOOD music has been provided for the season
and full corps Of attentive and efficient ssr.u,
will be on hand TO attend to the wants of guests
TARIFF OF RATES: ~. 50 per day sIs der weet
$50 per month. W PEI "eeh'
A reasonable deduction from the above mica.
will be made to families wishing to remain two
months, or the season. WV
:. - Z. j. A. HEFELFINGER,
= JcAS--Ah s'' pr0Driefor
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sTMrORTED KIssENGEN and Richi
,sws1A9 hssss : xzHKsrL's SODA sALoe@
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BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.

HVOOhDNIUUU
H. 5ft OPEN JUNE 1.
This most favorite resort, alike for health ana
rpcreati0n Is now in complete order for the recep-
tIon OF guests. Our aim shall be to keep II better
than Il hns ever been kept before.
It's remarkable medicinal virtues need nor now DC
For full information as 10 all particulars, Apply
for Pamphlet, with map OF railroad routes, &C., 10
- PURCELL, 1LADD & CO., Richmond
4. 8. FUCKER e CO., Lyuchburg,
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GNLD NEWSPAPERS FOR WRAPPING
oPAPER.--Alnr large lot Mt
+ taN saM Main street
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NOTICE.-The following gentlemen are with me
as statesmen, and would be pleased to See their
friends and the public in general Ritter G. Care,
George Swabacher, George P. Bagby, William II.
Gordon, and Jonas Weinberg.
ielo $50 JULIUS SYCLE, sl3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

TIME GREATEST LUXURY IN THE
l. WORLD is GOOD TEA AND ROASTED
COFFEE. The place to buy it is at j.. H.
ANTH0NY'S Tea Store. 72l Main street. Best
Gunpowder Tea at $2.25 per pound superior
Roasted Coffee, the best In the city Trenton
Wine and Family Crackers, Ginger Snaps, Spice
Jumbles, Day 4. Martins Backing. Six doors
above the SpotswOod Hotel. jeS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

CUGARS, SUGARS.-Thirty hogsheads
~ good and choice CUBA and PORTO RICO
Ia 70 80 i'i re R6RERT r. WILLIAMS g. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17
TIME JACKSON RIVER HOTEL is now

Board-$a per day, $40 per week, s7s per month.
my 22-tl5Jy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

BACON, BACON.-Prime SHOULDERS,
. SIDES, and CLEAR RIB SIDES. for sale by
lie IL ROBERT +. WILLIAMS & co.