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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19
FRIDAY...,r.s.,s...........JU JUNE l9, 1868
h5sA 3 AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Pprehasers Of Real Estate sold bepeentas first
Fqa Of J1q4sary and the first day@ July pay the
rssybasos JfUr the current year. y Fis3t7 s'L
cock Kt&7L4UGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ on
Fsanklin between Fifth and Sixth streets, q
! valuable assortment Of household and kitchen
WELLINGTON GoDDN win sell at 4 P. NJ,
ION the premises, north side Of Grace between
Third ahd Fourth streets, improved real estate:
GRUBBsf &. &.WILLASIs will sell at p. NJ, on
ffhe premises 4, valuable lot on Toushee be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets. Also at half
tpast5 p. ne, the premises the 1easeho1d Of
store and dwelling on the corner OF st. Stephen
and Coutts streets. 5Wilb also rent on the pre-
misses, ats p NJ, an elegant store on Broad be-
tween Third and Fourth streets. = sya5 ~ s,.
LEE q GoDDIN; viii sell at p. M, ON the pre-
Vi misses, on CANDLES Hill, a valuable private
residence. T..
wELfIN NGToN. GODDINr will sch on the pre-
imises, at P: NJ. a small framed tenement and
lot on south side or DufaI between st. Peter
and Judah streets. II .SsH t'si' '''%L ~ h~'-' =
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sg GREAT ARRIVAL or Day E6gpS

at JOSEPH STRAUSEs Greater bargains than
ever. Immense lots Of AUCTION GOODS i3uE
received. Be peace or war, sunshine or storH,
themotto Of JOSEPH sTRAUsE Yill always be
DOWN WITH ALL LHIGHPRICES.aa i,7.,ty
! Look at our list below and notice the greasarrsy
OF bargains enumerated there 80 TaSLiF f:-TaH9
| Good Hoop Skirts, ssc., cheap at 5ocs s-fnch
Tape Heavy Hoop skrts,s 75c.! worth &r.a greA
bargain; 100 Ladies, Colored SILK Paraso!s, $1.2s
worth 80; 500 Ladies, Black 81 Sun Umbrellas at
81 50 and Oil. rs, worth double: 300 Ladies' best
quality White Whaebone lCorsets s7ac.; zoe La-
dies White Whalebone Corsets at fscs, real bar
gain; l,eeeGent's Paper Coifars as foe. per boz,
worth 2sc. 200 dozen Ladies' SIX Mfts only 4oc,
cheaper than, the cheapest 100 dozen Misses, and
and Children,s Mits, 25 and 37sc.; cheap at 7sc.
100 pieces Mosquito Net 81 40 apiece worth %; 400
dozen Willow Fans, nicely bound 2oc.. worth 4oc.;
800 dozen highly perfumed, Family Soaps Soc q
dozen, worth 81; LADIES' Pocket Handkerchiefs at
ioc. l23c., and Is. nice assortment Of Ladies,
Misses, and Childrenis Lfsle Gloves, Ladies,
Misses. and Childrens Hose at H3c full 200 yards
Spool Cotton, four foF2scI 81 few Of those cheap
Silk Lace Mantillas left which VIII close out for
only g. So which originally cost g.; the handsom-
est stock of Dress Goods In the city, which win be
sold to please every onei Double-Width Mozam-
bique at 25c. worth DOE. beautiful Challes at 2sc.
rich and beautiful Plaid and Plain Bcnoa yGrena-
dimes, PopIins, organdies, and Jaconet Lawns {;
all colors Berages, Lamartines, and other Dress
Goods at such low price as will please the hard
est customer a splendid assortment OF calico 1or
l2sc; beautiful Colored Alpacas, 3Sc, cheap soe
Russia Crash, for toweling, 2}c. per yard genp-
Inc English Bathing Towels, E3ci i. Bleached Cot
ton at 10 and l2sc Gents Besoms, 2oc apiece,
worth aoe.f; asplendid stock Of Men and Bogs,'
Wear, consisting Of kentucky Jeans, Cashmere,
Satinets Tweeds,, Linen Goods, &C., at prices to
suit everybody. Don't fc rSet to go to the right
place-lsas Main street, netoG Golden's shoe store,
and few doors from the creek The following
gentlemen are withme, and would be pleased to see
their numerous friends q. So SMITIIER, d.
RICHARD HAYNES, and HERMAN, We'll. Remem-
Der the No-l5ss Main street, little above the
creek.Soa sia,tGaH ,rs,las 5n S1EitnaFE -sjes !
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.plR,IY,Iy y .lsOsSs,l,sl., \

|GET TIL E MOsT iY0U CAN FOR
NJ YOUR MOEEY.-The way to, do this b -to
buy where goods are so1d Icheap and that Is What
Pretty Calicoesat nineTencea yard; s.s4 u
E!caehed and Brown Cottons at ninepence yard !:
Corscts st 75c.-reaI French. 81 ---~ = ;, -
Parasals and M Umbrellas az q and worth 80
I.isle Gloves at 2sc, worth double that price:
Linen Aandkerchiefs at 10 and pae- q bargain;
Hnck4back Towels orie yard long at 2sc.; -
Honey-comb Quilts at S2.ss, worth $a.so
Al,g0od assortment OF Dress Goods. White Goods.
Linens, CsssiEneres, House furnishing Goods
Hosiery: Gloves, Hoop-Sktita Fans, Ribbons,
Bugle Trimmings Embf0iderfex Lace Psints
S-4 Berages,, Grcnadines,d ands French Organdie
Black SIX crspe and Crepe Collars an and veins,
Shirt Bosoms, Gnuze Shirts -
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs. f4ry fl4E
In fact, we Keep complete stock toY everything
In onr line, and sell at the lowest prices Give us
q call - - WM. TIAEHIMER & SONS, WI
No. as Broad street. between Third aTidI Fourth.
also No 1919 Main street zekielis old stan dl.pp'
IL B.TMessIs; II. ,KoI:PLE and N. STgAusE are
with us and win be pleased to serve their friends
Je Is s'E2HsSAF ~ a' s'F'i2'FW.T. u SONS. ~
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MAsoN1c.-The brethren Of the mystic
tie are anticipating fine time OF Ashland
on St. Johns day. The tickets for the e1-
cursion end dinner are going of. rapidly
Sale to be closed tomorrow evening at 3
O'Clock. .-sasts,[G 50 ore,.t 80 - Ejt,.-
Z We are pleased to hear that the Masonic
orphans are to be allowed to join in the
festivities of the day. Every Mason will
enjoy himself more in the presence OF the
romping little ones. s,' 80 - ,E;i.,t fs=t.
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DIssOLUTIONs, ,acc. e

s5l{T t1sat1a 4 HlcaaoSD, May sett, iisss, e
THE UNDERSIGNED having entered
i Into partnership at the, old stand OF DANIEL
srI VsrIDoNsELIs No sStS Droad street. betgeen Eighth
GAS Ninth sd ag are now phspsrsa so2 rENB1fNss
YORK KGENERALLY. ~ ffs fsss = .. ssstis ~ ~
The long connection of snesof the partners in the
s% nar department. of this city as snperiptendents
Sss wa, practieslly yor the copstrpetjVn pf
was WORKS. and therefore @jil ~c9HtsaeI f0s any
honah ~ tbis line, either in town or cogntgy We
nppe by pr0mptness and good work to merit q
''"sohabie share OF public patronage.
.ss .stFaf LANES L. DAyYss isgt5ssss
SS---"'soasn "a ~ DANIEL I0'DQNNEItL.S
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You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
At the monthly meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association. the President Mr..
T. R., Bakery submitted his report, giving an
account of the operations of the past month.
The following new members have been
elected ,gli, AZ g3tsGE-5 sar etrf@ = -.
Actiue.-Colonel W.. 7. Robins, ]. l..
Peck, and William Warren, Jr. 2asi' 2.
Associate .-E. n. Fisher, P. A. Frank
lin, D. s. Mccarthy, and B. Curtis Carter.
A committee, consisting of Mr. John
Dunlop and the President, were appointed
to. confer with the City Council upon the
propriety, of establishing q work-house for
young criminals in Richmond II Eti.1''a
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vi irIszfs1
wHARD TIMES MADE EASY, s''1I'9
AND THE WAY, 70 DO IT. , .nsII
Is TO ECoMoMfzE TN THEE OF
!lI ~ lsi. i:ss - Eis:S IE-a |'tSt II" syf's ~' ~
EVERY ARTICLE NECESSARY, r.. :.
,:fHNTA n = -.4I<yt ,E=re.t5s
FOR ONES USE,.iJE T .-rr.L
.y1rfrITsG. 3sgH -IT. b
AND NOT TO. PURCHASE AN ARTICLE
ArA HIGHER PR1cE'Ar ONE STORE
THAN 1T CAN BE HAD FOR '3''y
,a-Isl.-!f = - - .HH+
AT ANOTHER. -. ...,r 49,

: Remember that every cent saved is so much
gained. Such being the case we advise purchasers
Of DRY GOODS to call and examine the stock Of
LEVY BROTHERS. y r .,'g!..
They are always selling goods below the market
price. ---- 20. - : -
Handsome STRIPED ENGLISH BERAGEs at
eoc, peryard; r4itsH ~ Elf:'s%S aTglS :
LENOs and MosAMBIoUEs at 20, rs, and .soc.,
worth 30, 40, and soc. ~ i,t.. - :
Handsome BROCADE and STRIPED DELA4NES
at 2sc., worth s7ac. per yard;s tss :. - s.trs''
LAWNS at leA 20 and &c. cellent' goods Tor
the price; s3 ~ 'S..5t
ALPACAS at 90 rs, DO, and SOC. per yard;
GINGHAMSat 12a ;16s and 25c.': %''''@FD TTf.S
SWISS MUSLIN ut 20, 25,f so, and ssc.-pef yard'
NAINSOOK II yards wide at 25c., worth 4oc. per
ward, but little left, call early ifyou wantit;
CHECKED MUSLIN at 1e3, 20, and 2Sc. = 'f2' ''' =
GAMENT DIMITY at 50, 90. and 7Sc- = - COT
COTTON and WOOL FLANNEL 5-yard wide at
2sc., worth 4oc. per yard;
SuperABL1W0oLF PLANNED, yard wide, at &C.,,
worth 75c. per yard; ;htfHsija 70 e.'h! ~ 81
CAMBRIA EDGINGs, embroidered by hand, at
10, Is, 20. and &C., not quite half price; ."''
CAMBRIA INSERTINGS at Is, 20, rs, and 60c.,
very cheap; ''SJa ~ 2 - =. -. - 80
embroidered BANDS at 25, 50, and 75c. for the
double BAND, one Of the best bargains Of the
HeayyLINEN DRILLS and DUCKS at CSC. per
yard; 'E''' r~'''t', - -..,,.--.,..,-,.-
wHrTFTIN the best IN the market,
suitable for the hest Merchant Tailor'strad
A large stock of CLOTHS CAssIMERES, SAT
:JJINETs, KENTUCKY JEANS and TWEEDs
at very low prices ;,yaFi II &, r-srcG - -ss:a
BROWN LINEN TABLEiGLoTHs at 81, worth
$l5o; sgss=sSs7z.szssaessEggss
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LOCAL MATTERS.

, CIVIL APPOINTMENT. The only appoint
ment Of, civil officers made from military
headquarters in this city on yesterday was
that Of, John Y. Elliott, trustee for the town
Of Marion, Smyth county, vice John Gull
liver, failed to qualify. r.iarsi - 5lsfdi
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Postmaster Of Snickersville, Loudoun
county, was before Commissioner Chahoon
yesterday, on the charge of tampering with
the mails. He was discharged.
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CLEARING Our THE DocK.-The James
River and Kanawha Canal Company have
brought the dredging machine down to the
dock, and ore now carrying on the work Of
removing the distractions caused by the
late land-slide.
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BOARpING ANp LODGING.
DENTISTRY.

DR. C. E. KLOEBER DENTAL -
RICHMOND, VAL inserts beautiful ARTIFI-
CIAL TEETH on the VuLCANITE BASE for
twenty to thirty dollars per set. Particular ate-
ton given to all operations necessary TO the preser-
Vati6n OF the natural teeth. Correction Of firregu-
lar teeth cleaning, extracting, aud the treatment
of dental diseases generally. my2s
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HENRICo CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case Of
the Commonwealth Us. Tyler, charged with
stealing mule from DR.. Loffland, was
called yesterday. Great difficulty was
found in getting jury. Twenty-onc were
accepted, and o tales Of eight has been or
dered, returnable at S~o'clock this morn
inp --s.g so .s--
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GEHERoUs Acr.-The western bound d
train on the Central road W Wedne esdsy ran
over and killed o. coW. belonging to poor
family. One of the passengers, Mr. T. a.
Lutz, Of Washington, handed the conductor %
ten dollars to help the owner buy another, tn +
A good. deed. 5.,,n;tt-,,,o.t t,,s irt., i
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TURNER'S news boYs.6ls9ught into; our.
office yesterday, Fransa ELsske's Gazette for
July2an Indispensable sAssHsiion guide to the,
ladies j; and also Harpers Hagastne for tie
same month. Also, 7heTfsBunner .ofsfhel
South, Father. .Ryan's paper, for which
Turner is the Richmond agent. - =,
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+ REHEARsING.-The amateurs VINO expect
to take part in the grand concert for the
benefit of the United Presbyterian church
are rehearsing for the performance. We
have reason to believe that the oratorlo OF
SO The Creationspwil be rendered IN the
finest ,styIe.aa Gil % sas:.s1rE % Erga1 aEL
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: NEGRO TAx-pAYERs who have been back
ward in paying their State taxes have found
out that their wages can be garnisheed, n
the hands Of their employe Lesson a one ne
of them learned at the Mayors Court on
,yesterday-and they viii doubtless here
after be more, prompt in meeting the de-
mands OF, the sheriff. ReszsiE !tsa0Io olE
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HAD FIT.-A cavalryman passing down
Main street near the Old Market yesterday
Was seized with fit. He was taken from
his horse and kindly cared for.
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POCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. !.

R0CKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. -, - =
~ OPEN JUNE ]. -, =. sy'.sT.
This most favorite resort, alike for health and
fscreaton Is now in complete order FOR the recep-
ton Of guests. Our aim shall be to keep 1t better
'hai II has ever been kept before. ~ -.
lis remarkable medicinal virtues naed not now be
For full information as to all particulars apply!
Tor Pamphlet, with maprof railroad routess &c. to-
PURCELL. .LADD MOO, Richmond
or by mail to I 1EE8I5E E&EsS fagtAtS{~ ss
FRAZIER & RANDOLPH Proprietors. -
Board So per day-&S0 per month. ~ StLi syy.}.
Passengers leaye the ears atdGOSHEN, Depot.
Stage fare 81. SO. Through tickets can be bought
10 the Springs my 25-2m :,
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I THE aCOLLECToRsHIp.- .-Councilman Van
Lew ,is now in Washington after the collec-
torship, Of this district, now held by Coun-
Gilman Mulford.i, 100 ;..-e {; =. .a..resE
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( BAsE-BALL.-The .Pastimes. Of this city,
are announced to play match game with:
the Independents, Of Petersburg, on the 4thi
of july ."Fa52 g5tf 30 Ss2-.t9 96l az on!
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STEAM ENGINES FOR THE NORTH
fMessrs. Kahl s. Rahm, Of this city, are
doing agood business in, the way of steam
. engines. We noticed passing onr office yes
terday two fine, portable. ones ON twheels,
destined to fill an order from Maryland.
+ One, was for wheat-threshing purposes,
fourteen-horse power, weight 8, ,750pounds--
light enough to be moved from farm to farm
iby four horses. To this was neatly fitted q
spark arrester as q safeguard against fires
in the stack-yard.i a, similar engine will
be shipped to sHarrisonburg, Va, to-day
pert Central railroad. s,.& REea 2a:ss'L 81 [
Kahl g. Rahm are also filing numerous
orders from New 7 FORK! /! ,lss 45ad E5Sa SIX
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cENINa MAGftIHEs.gI am nor pre-
~ -Darad tp lsEIsAI IR all kinds OF SEWIHG Ma
GMEEHJ RaFticglar attenti icgf 10 the sldfrH El+]
l.pe ees1ssl s9s s1l; Psse w
fje Mtrn CANDLES Hif. s"i
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Z TIE POLICE made another raid on dogs,
hogs, and goats yesterday. To-day there.
viii be . merciless slaughter Of the Cor;
mines.
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: LAST Of UNMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAIN;
ING, IN THE, ,RICHAoap PosT-0FFIcE JUNE 49,
486s.-James Epps,, Richmond, Va. Geo.
West & Son, New: York, N. \; John Ct.
Ragland, .Gooshland county, Vac; Edwin
M, .Horan, Readfeld depot, ,Maine.g2 7@gt'
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|rJ0tIN.Kl.DaHKRTY.

is.rca =, nl,ss as,I sTt TtMERCHANT TAILOR
Ga 7AkINsyHEHL OeRpslrH sPoTsEooNHorEH
has received an excellent assortment OF CLOTHs
GAsSIMEREs, COATTNss sadg YEsTTNGS for
bis spyingfrade and WIN duSing TIE sesson receive
an ths noyels,es Ampored or In this
.coun.ry ae fsstAG Introduced gal1 and exxm1nal
the a,a fsstt.;s,Si zits asii ,aTir =. les
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THE JACKSON RIVER HOTEL is now
i open for the accommodation of, BOARD
FRS. Persons In quest Ola nice SUMMER RE-
SORT will find this place admirably suited to their
wants. There are good ALUM, SULPHUR, and
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS In short distance of
ihc Hotel. s
The table will be well supplied with all the DELL
CAClES OF'THE SEASON. > n -. rLEttsTs ~
Hoard by the month. S35 children under ten
,.l'i . j. A. COGBILTs
Jackson's River Depot.
IT, 2-Gw aHrF- zA1lpphauy DDuDty virginia, e,
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eREA1, EsTATE Sales. Mfr. Francis T.
Tsben, real estate auctionssr, sold syester-
asystwo lots, with wobrick tenements con-:
tanning i've rooms each, ON the east side of
Adams between Leigh and Jackson streets,
at 81 1886 each also q brick tenement and
lot on the north side of Leigh street near
Adams for sl,3s5. 9TH a1tEgass1 = sst,at
! E. ID. Escho sold yesterday q framed
house on Eighteenth street between Frank
lin and Grace, on q ground rent of 800
per anf1um, for $110, cash. Si''7 '7
| zMsssrs. Grubbs4& Williams sold on yes
terdaya brick tenement on the south side
Of Broad street between, Third and Fourth
mo. .32l), for sc, 600 cash. Also, for Jehn
Dunlop, special commissioner, a, number of
lots in Craig's plan at the head Of Adams's
valley-toi wit, on Seventeenth street 264
feet front, running back to Concord. street,
for 81 1870 ton Mill street 236 feet front,
running back to Concord street, for 7$79S; /;
5 14:100 acres in the plat between the DOW
der magazine and Mill street,. for 8771 !;
2sf2-190 acres adjoining the above; for
$13l.44; two other lots for s92. Z = 7ig92'
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&sE OrrIcE or yEpyEaIyTINDEH1f Z
saa y1RGIsiA STATE rEPESIrkxrIAEYs. !.
n tsaosI aS3c cRicHAoaD,f june is6A, IT,
,da0 2 REWARa-The above reward win
% psts bDfscsSrssb DfssSssr sss eSoIsd sssa
ann ,io escnpod from the RtehmoH6 67anife
SVS,ks IN Sunday evening. ittb AnstRit- ~.
1 y StSffsniPffnN Said ickefso,l. 10 hte sees ssss
SiscE hsif alid eyes four or I've nrgo scare On
iefr law and neck eaased BY ssEQfais
tem-A supeftnteadDe
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THE AgEADvERTIsED FOR TODAY
l. between the horses -GENERkLssMULEOED
and NAPIER will not como Oh, ] paying the lor-
horse Napier for any amount OF money, over any
track Except the HeriaItagek estAl4 hitchcd, two
me- IL eiseiss aeiss 0ess 'hFsf y nss wrscorr.
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gitlluond 9ispattI1.

THE CIRCULATION. OF THE saDIsPATeHp
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED eReu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE oTHER DAILY NEWS
PARKRs OF THis CITY. a .s1s'tf III
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HIEETTHGSs
AMUsENKENTS.
GRAND TReFTINa- MATCH Be

4 GRAND TK6FFfN6 MAICH De-
I 5h,TWEESe FasTrsE5TSoT4ERsyS, THE I've - &&A :.
VIRGINIA, I fSs nj two.miie TWO lie heats
aud repeat. 70 harness
STAKES TWO HUNDRED DOEEARS-wiH
come of at the HERMITAGE COURSE onFhf"
DAY. June IL. isss. at o. clock. issrr - ysif a
n. Wright enters r. s. Napier. .4 sy.sss
p. G. Wescott enters b. a. General Milford.
cate fee FIFTY CENTS. - = I7taasa
Cars Will leave the depot corner Broad and
Eighth streets at quarter to 4 O'Clock. -ts
"fe' LEM ZEN ] LEDLEY j Si = 4 &HAYwARD.
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sUmnTER. REsOYsTN.
J. A. HEFELrINaER, proprte,or.I .. .

u i ,n. 49, rsgFFfg
This delightful Mountain Retreat, thirteen miles
porfhwcst from Stanton, directly ON The Warren,
spring and HarrisonburT turnpike, has been un-
rrgoing improvement for Sfhe last year and vii,
Re rcady for the reception Of visitors on the t Of
Jnne. ,,- -, -. -. g !: -, -. - - =
raond or Lynchoarg arrive Ct tEis plsSe tfe saeae
Il iTh$ TABLE Is supplied With the BEST rARE
wih IN @ @exgerl.nse Of many years as the lessee
his guide the proprietor iiaitcrs, himself That he
win DC able 20 afford satisfac ion and Ileasure to
al who visit the Augusta White Sulphur and Alum
springs for the restoration Of health or the enjoy
mcnl OF pleasure. 80 .'...-T-s - - -. .g.s',s
GOOD MUSIC has been provided FOR the season,
and full corps of attentive and efficient servants
Will DC on hand TO attend to tie wants Of guests
TARIFF OF RATES: se. so per day, ais per week
80 per month. s'~ss go -
reasonable deduction from the above prices
viii nc made 70 families wishing 10 serna;n two
months, or the season. 4 gf5ssss '4s''' w
y. A. HEFELNNGER,
jciT-lm ----,-.,s..-..---.,-- -------t ProprIctor.
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ga 3 Nzstt l..gtr Tzry-Hzs - -
IT H H Q It's Gsn
BATH COUNTY, VA yS Z
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATURE FROM
sEvENTY-SIX TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT. es
JAMES A. MCCLUEG, Manager. Ea.l &C
$. G. TARDY & Co., Proprietors.
J. Z. WILLIAMS, Resident Physician.
WILL BE OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE is

al
WILL BE OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE 1sT.
'rhc Hotel has been recently enlarged and new
baths constructed. No expense OF effort, has
been spared by the proprictors to render this
famous watering place as comfortable as possible
10 all visitors. The hot waters here have been well
known for more than half century to possess In q
wonderful degree tonic, Alternative, detergent, and
stimulating properties and have become justly cell
chraed for the cure Of rheumatism, gort, diseases
of the liver, skin, bladder, and womb paralysis
The result of injury serious eHusion
of muscles and joints diarrhra. and dyspepsia, acc
Companicd with sore mouth and tongue. t-.t,.i-
Route from the North piG Orange and AleXan-
iria railroad to Gordonsyille, thence ptd Virginia
Central railroad to Milboro' Depot thence by
Trotler Il Co.'s stage line over turnpike road TO
Hot Springs-distance, twenty miles,, arfxTE'
Route from the South utG Richmond or Lynch
burg and Virginia Central railroad to Millboro,
a new turnpike from, Coyington to Hot. Springs
IS now under construction, which VIII pass through
the beautiful valley OF Jackson's river and by the
magnificent falls In Allegheny county, This road
lSeXpccted TO be finished by July LIST, and Will
shorten the stage ride several miles while the pas
sengcr will he saved the fatigue OF crossing the
mountain and enjoy the opportunity of seelng the
me scenery of one of the most beautiful valleys IN
Virginia. '..4 tSt.8 TlTGHE5 =
BAND OF MUSIC engaged for the season.
Fine large BALL-R00MS,r BILLIARD and
BnWLING SALOONS fitted up &C.
For descriptive pamphlets and circulars, apply
10 F-sF IslsSs sC., TAkDY u Coz r I
post-ofice box 5l7. Richmond Va. /; or to "a
j. A. McCLuNG. Manager o.: Is
NL.sisssl Hot Springs, VA
Board-ss per day, $50 per week, $7S per nonth.s
nv 22-tl5Jy rrs|l CftlLA - IsGaAtS A4''-AtA b.t
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INTO HUMBUG. ..xrI9og a4RM{ls T&aa
IN :e5ssst - isy Il
-;!Esal5 - tgI$I EL.ssE9 fF8lSttiE EsaH7sR Twys
SELLING OFF AT COST. 4,,s rrftl -
brad Egia'asaca .vE3t ~ a.aa3 uaYEl-a1Aa
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SPRINGS -Tbis5 del;SbtS1l

VARIETY, SPRINGS. This delightful
Y summer resort, situated fifteen miles west Of
Saunton, on the Virginia Central Railroad will
e opened for the accommodation Of guests on the
18Th June. = = $3.50 ff tt.8 hr7.>Sls55s'si III
Business men wishing retreat for their families
during summer will have every advantage here
From Richmond. Baltimore, Washington; and
day at O'Clock 2. II. ~ nsss 10y 5ys3 fsI 3fgN
Seven different kinds of water, and, agreeable to
analysis, of superior quality. 'tEtsS
TERMS: sss per month"; $40 per week. 81 per.day
Children under twelve years and servants half
price. Bathing In Healing Water gratis. tE1!!GET3
,. p. G. NJ. BURRUSS,
~ ln-Sm - .~-'.ss-at aka y Pr0nriefnra
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PORT OF RICHMOND JUNE Is, 1888.

PORT OF RICHMOND JUNE Is, 1858.
=, ARRIVED. .-,,,. asIg ~
Steamer Saratoga, Brakeman, New York, mer-
shandlse and passengers, w. O. Dunham 8 Coz 10
Steamer John Sylvester Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers L. d. Tatuln.2 ofi "(F
,t;,,-r,,;,r Er-s q; SAILED, ny ,Eay3 Y3GgiaI
Schooner j., B. Strong, .Tuttle, Portland iron,
Tredegar Works. reZngGI yftn'u ne97 ''h
Schooner B. II. Jones, Davis, New York, mer-,
chahtse, Curtis Z Parker, : '