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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMUSElfENTS.
THE rrLEoRAA
Al your Dinner Table for
TWELVE CENTS A WEEK.


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their gree, iia; sGAs5y
best
NoTIcEThe lessee begs to that a. the COMING
THE LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
and the theatre will be speedily demolished he desires
which ia. performed
EUROPE AMP g,A Ax ss9a c EyEE $50 NIGHTS
,ss sss%Sy fS!Ss y 5,s,
''s''s, W.T.. 81 ;s!Ss %S$%
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EMERALD RING MATINEE
M nHi A AsD E snad MlI s4o%s4 ~
N Fourteenth street, opposite Academy Of Music,
LEW wrn.M,i HTISE ISL Il ISisIiiannv
LAST ma SSh r 70 TS SEisoS
AND - sra HshS Acs ssa1Hsf fs4rs.
THE MOST T nGc SSsT kIpESsA oaopArs
AND r nIIs s sdsF Z; co sYsSAs Slows
GAN FRANCISCO M MI .v
The Funniest Ener.a,nmeni "a The World, ,cxc
~ san shS sscIs sissTks.Is ~
orHELLo MAcBErn.
THREE STRINGS TO ONE BOW.
FIRST APPEARANCE or IkA PAINE.
The begin days Ia Hvanca
6 wAsHI sSseSs LAST 1GArSrs. BROADWAY =
OF OrEN FkDM
ANATOMY ga NJ. tiM 10 q. N. I
DYING INFANT VENUS.
ZOuAvE. LOVELY UEhru.
DEATH OF WASHINGTON.
GEE THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON,
HOFFMAN AND HIS
CHALMERS.
elbow happy could be with either,
Were t'other dear chavmer away"
IN TIKI TELEGRAM or TO DAY, APRIL A
he coHDovA
"MRs. 0RUNDYs
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IMPORTANT LECr RES TO GESTLEMEN ONLY, on
in'ercshy, Invaluable ant sccniihc subiecs. showing
hov.J live anil what 10 live for delivered daily nj tho
New Nofk Museum OF Anatomy. Those unable v, attend
6ls broadway.
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Circumstanc
Of Trenor Lyric Hail. Forty second street and sx,h avenvs
Friday event a. Apr ~, ~ O'Clock Tickets no cents re.
40 seats 81 Can be- obtained at Sc,'rners music store,
~ broadway, and ut isburys book store, THU ninth
street and Sixth avenue, and at the door.
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WoODS MUSEUM. ADMISSION 50 CENTS.
w Nos. positively last week and appearance or
MISS MARRIOTT.
This evening she will personAte her great character Of
Blanca In the tragedy Of FAziO, Mr. j. r. CArHCART e
MATINEE AT O'CLOCK, EVENING AT a
Buriesque O: ALADDIN, FAIIO.
Farce OF TO OBLlUE BENSON, FAZIU.
and AN OLIO. FAZiO
TIES.
In active preparation grand original Psntomme Of
ROBINSON CRUSOE.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS.-TO LET, ONE LARGE FROM
Room. whh connecting hall Room and large Pantry, &
three gentle without board, ate family
other boa icrs lodgcrs West Sixteenth street.
Sixth references required. For particulars address
j., j. X, box liza Post Office.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL 49, lse9-TRIPlE SHEET
HELP wANTRD-MALEs.

| VUANTRD-BY AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG NAN,
w situation a hotel wholesale house, sober
and honest highest references Address at once Juan,
l Heral donce
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IN THE TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, APRIL 4

A CADEMy OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
n POSITIVELY LAST TWO NIGHTS OF
FANNY JAM USCHEK.
FRIDAY, APRIL IS. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE,
IPfI6ENIA.
SATURDAY, GRAND FAREWELL NIGHT.
MEDFA.
TICKETS, 81 RESERVED SEATS, F0 CENTS EXTRA
FAMILY CIRCLE, 70 CENTS.
Reserved seats and tickets any OF the above
performances be had the box office OF the hcnd
my, at O. schirmcrs No 7U Broadway, and al Peters mus
store 1?S broadway.
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wv No. go Broadway, opposite New York Hotel
ELISE HOLTI ,,,~u nm, jELIsE HOL7l
ELISE Holt BURLEsQUE TROUPE ELISE Ho oLit
EVERY IvANHOR SATURDAY,
EVENING. IvANHOE. MATINEE.
LEWIS AS REBECCA AND BARNABY BIBBS.
Commence at & Admission 6U cents
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AT TAYLoR's, 2sl BROADWAY, OFFICE NO. g.
~ Wanted bookkeepers clerks secrcsry cashier
AMI stock Clerks porers, coachmen Immediate employ
m
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GENTS wANTED-TO SELL The NEW SELF
IN Lig,iny Burner throughout the United States;
good opportunity for active Call sor address s Centre
street, New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08

on Monday tn" eth instant. MOSES, infant son
Of Moses and Fannie I. Ellyson; aged seven
months.
The funeral services viii take place at the resi-
drnc" OF sir. john r. Hrgnatlt, corner Of Main
and Fourth streets. THIS Tuesday AFTER
NOON at 81 O'Clock. . 49,
At Nashville. Tenn. the 72d day OF May. 1859.
EDGAR MANkIN, formerly OF Manchester, Va.
lie leaves IN aNcctionatc wife, IN Manchester, 10
mourn his loss.
Alexandria and Petersburg papers please copy.
on Monday the eth Instant, about so'clock 4.
NJ, THOMAS T.. JONES, youngest child of VII
liam Is. and Courtney Jones. aged four years.
r. Ih% funeral WI Tx ptase IhtiS GteSaaE - his
parents, ON the corner .! Franklin and twenty
ninth streets. The friends Of the family are re-
spcctfully invited 10 attend
ON Yesterday tMouday - morning 1t O'Clock, o!
Group. CARY LOUIS, EfhchtlI oi I: \. and Har-
riet f. IIbblc, aged nine months and twenty-one
days. .u,o,o, -, rr,,,s ,r,or,,,.,
NoRNISti al 10 o. CLOCK at Union station church,
AT which time also the funeral or Anna f., Cary
Lee, and Margaret Elizabeth, recently deceased
Children OF C. I. and Harriet Z. Hihblc, viii be
preached. &. z.
ON the morning of the tn instant, after brief
but painful sickness, GEORGE HIGGINS SOLT-
ING, aged thirteen months, youngest son Of J.. y.
and j. T. Noting, Jr, . .-.ts e."
The friends and relatives Of the family are re-
quested 10 attend the lunel al III EE ENINC, At
o'clock, from tc residence Of Mr.. Andrew John
stou, second door from corner Twentieth and Broad
streets
MARY VIRGINIA, daughter OF Thorn as j. and
Mary WyEder, an infant OF seven months and
twenty days died NJ O'Clock To-day (June ], 1862,
Of brain disease, after painful Illness.
The funeral Will takc place from the residence o
her father, on First street, Bclvidcrc Ill., THIS
Tuesday EVENING 1T O'Clock. which tho
friends OF the family are invited - attend.
The Lord giveth and the Lord takcth away
Blessed BE- the name Of the Lord"
June -tl, 1889, ut O'Clock, ALICE LEE H0GF
aged nineteen months and seven days, Only chile
of james NJ. and Sallie NJ. iioge.
Funeral services win take place 1T st. James
church TODAY NJ O'Clock J., NJ,
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Negro Demands.

Speaking of the fact that in Washington
The Common Council has passed an ordi"
nance compelling theatres and all licensed
nlaces of amusement to admit colorcd per-
sons TO every part of the house on the same
terms as white persons, the New York Times
tru,hfully remarks "This is step in nd
vance of anything in the northern States"
The election took place in Washington yes
tcrlay. twas to secure the negro vote to the
Radical ticket that this abominablc ordi-
nance was passed few days before the cleo
ton. It does seem to us rs If the Radicals had
become crazy. They advocate the employ
mcnt of negroes in the Government print
ing-officc, the navy-yard, and all the Govern
mcnt shops. If such conduct shall not
result in the utter destruction Of the Radical
uartv, then we are no judges of white
human nature.
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PLATTE, the carpct-haggcr, and BAYNF,
the genuine niger, met in Norfolk last Sa-
turday. The Day Book says that BAYNl
agreed with PLATTE concernin" his Stric-
lures on Mr.. WALKER; which were anything
but tlattering, of course. lie put 4 few
questions direct to Mr.. PLATTE, and chal-
lcnscd him to deny them. 4" He literally
"waXcd the Green Mountain Boy. He
proved that he, twelve months ago, was
opposed to negroes holding Office, al.
though he had spoken to the contrary.
"rLATTE looked like the last of pea-time,
land skunk back in his chair, whilst tho
- Baynitcs shouted most Yocifcrously
"BAYNE got 4 dozen other 'pints on him
and, in line, tore him all up in political
" nieccs.N
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The strait to which Radicalism has re-
duccd even Radical lawyers who wish to
preserve their good names and yet sustain
the measures Of their party is we'll illus
trated in the opinion of Acknowledgement
HoAR in the Texas military commission
case alluded to in the Dispatch of ycstcr-
day). Mr.. HOAX knows that military COM
missions are unconstitutional in time OF
peace; and says so. But he adds that "thc
"act OF Congress Of March ,, 1867, is, in
"my opinion, a legislative declaration that
I" in Texas the war which sprung from The
"rebellon is not, to oil intents and pur
poses, ended"
That is to say that the reconstruction acts
arc unconstitutional if this iSa time Of peace ;
but as Congress passed these acts, he is OF
the opinion that the war is not yet over. II
il were not for these laws he would suppose
the country to be ut peace; but as they are
on the statutc-bookS, he concludes that there
is still state of war! Such an argument |.
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Mass Meetings in the Northern Neck
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,2

YALE I-AEIlIii
RICHMOND, VA, June !, 1869.
.Tho following meetings, with the speak
ers, IRE herewith announced Stony Hill,
Richmond county, Tuesday, 18th, ut Il NJ:
Hague, Westmoreland county, "Wednesday.
10th, at II NJ; Farnham Church, Richmond
county, Thursday, 18th, at II NJ; Lancas'
ter Courthouse, Lancaster county, Friday,
18th, at - NJ. w.
Speakers.-Hon. S. f. Lcakc. Colone
Robert Ould, Governor Il. J.. Montague
Hon. II. w. Shelley, A. ID. Kelley, Esq.
General X. l.. II. Benlc, Joseph Mayo
George Walker, Esq, Captain Il. Edwin
Belts, Wayland +. Dunnaway. '
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In the election district of Norfolk county
and Portsmouth Thomas II. WILLIAMS has
been nominated for senator, and EDWARD
HUNTER, Captain G. D. PARKER, and GRIF-
FIN EDWARDS, for the House of Delegates.
Colonel D. }. GOODWIN was endorsed by the
Convention as the candidate recommended
Ivy the citizens of Nanscmond and Sussex
counties for Congress.
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NEAREST WATERING-PLACE TO
RICHMOND.
TWO HOURS RIDE !
HUGUENOT SPRINGS.
POWHATAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This celebrated Virginia watcr!nG-placc, having
been recently repaired renovated. and rctnr-
nShcd, viii he open To receive visitors on the l'th
of Jllnn The arrangements about the place have
been made complete. the furniture Is All new, and
all the attractions of Il ilrst-cltss summer resort
are offered.
The character Of the waters at the Springs-white
sulphur and chalyheate-has been spoken or by
many eminent physicians rs containing great yir-
tues. The grounds OF the Springs are extensive
and beautiful, and the views and drives approAi-
mate are uncXcclled.
The place Is accessible both by rail aud canal.
hcrg one and half miles from the canal, and five
miles from Coafcld. on the D1nyillc railroad. just
Il half hours ride from the city. tonycyanccs ut
C"alGcd and the canal landing.
The following reasonable rates Of board are Of
fcrcd:
Per Observation-Disclosures. $500
Per week. ,........l?.59
Ter EloitH .........''.... go 800 49,
Children, twelve years and under, aud colored
servants, half price. White servants according to
accOmm cdatiOnS.
NORVELL COBB & CO., Proprietors.
25-lm
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SussEx.-At.a mectins held June Sd. il

SussEx.-At a meeting held June Sd, in
Sussex county, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
:. Resolred, l. That it is of vital import
ancc that every man entitled to vote should
register. ......r
..2. That this meeting earnestly recon-
mend that the su1tragcs of this people be
east for the ticket headed by Colonel Gilbert
G. Walker at the ensuing election.
80. That in the opinion of this meeting it
is best to vote for The Underwood constitu-
ton cxpurgated." --a.......
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DoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY IS, 1869.

This favoritc and celebrated SUMMER RE-
SORT IS now IN complete order for the reception
Of guests.
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands of the present proprietor. and II Ii
hts purpose To keep II In style not surpassed any
where In Virginia
The remarkable medicinal and curative power OF
aud to the springs going public. As an Ate
KXTIvE < DfFFnsISE STIMULhNT, AND
TONIC. there Is no known mineral water equal tn
IL. IL al aau.mic conditions ri The system aud
brokcu-,own states Of the constitutions loss OF ap-
petite and general nervous proStration It, powers
and virtue u RESTORATIVE may hc safely pro-
nounccdto be without known rival amongst the
mineral waters Of the world.
They are especially indicated In the whole class
Of ailments peculiar To the female Constitution.
The proprietor Will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom frst-class band Of music, and in
general Ill the sources of amusement and recrea-
ton usually found nj best summer resorts Will
De at the command Of the guests at ROCK
BRIDGE ALUM e...E.
The place i Within eleven to thirteen hours of
Richmond. Washington, Baitimore, &c, by rail !:
all In daylight. Passengers leave the cars OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Mt Goshen depot,
and new aud elegant staSe-coaehcs. passing ra-
pifdly over smooth aud level road OF only eight
miles, set down the visitors at the Springs TO tea
Mr.. :. 4. PORTER and Captain w. II. SALE viii
be associated with the management Of the Springs,
aud VIII be gladto see their friends g4Egg
4. ri, JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
THE RoCKBRIDGE WATER,
put up IN glass, containing all the medicinal
qualities rs when drank III It's fountain head Is
ruRcELL, LADp Co, Druggists Richmond,
| Va; II. A. & G. a. SANTOS, Druggists, Nor
folk, Va. and WooDnUfF & Co, Lynchburg,
Va, who VIII furnish pamphlets containing lct-
tiers Of eminent physicians, With few certificates
o,it Of many OF the wonderful cures Effected by
these waters nv IL fJyi
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EIIE HOT SPRINGS.
my -

:. e. TARDY K CO. pEorRIEToRs.
Professor J. l.. CABELL. NJ. -. Of the urivcr-
sity OF Virginia, Resident Physician.
viii be open for the reception of visitors JUNE
lST. under the management If i. \. MCCLlNG.
All the buildings having been repaired. painted,
and fitted out with faruiturc. linen, beds and
tableware these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed at
fractions to both the invalid and instrumentation.
No expense or effort has been spared by the pro-
prsctors t" make It rs comfortable and pleasant as
possible To all visitors.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
at the springs, or b. :. G. IAi!DT " Co., Rich
mOnd, Va
4 telegraph ofNcc will he established at tho
Springs. thus atr0rdin@ visitors IN opportunity of
prompt communication with every part Of tho
country. my ls-2m
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NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL.

This SPACIOUS ESTABLISHMENT Is clc-
gantly fitted up, and IS located within sight Of tho
NATURAL BRIDGE. the greatest curiosity In
the world. The scenery around Is extremely
Wild. grand, picturesque, and romantic. For good
fare and comfort III every way the pruprctors are
determined not TO BE ENCELLED.
Permanent rs well transient hoardcrs and
pleasure parties will ind il 10 lie one OF the MOST
DESIRABLE SUMMER RETREATS IN TIE
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS. contiguous TO all wa
tcrinc-p!lccs. supply OF mineral waters kept
on hnnd Daily communication by stage and
paCkct-boat.
TERMS Board, per month, s,5 per week, SO (;
per day. So Single meals 81.
Distances. distance from LynchburR by packet,
thirty-siN miles; from BCnsack's depot ION the
Virginia and Tennessee rairoadl by stage, thirty
i've miles from Goshen Depot Ton the Chesapeake
and Ohio raIiroad) by stage, thirty-four miles !;
from stauntou by stage, nifty miles.
open for the accommodation Of visitors the
whole year. j. W. BRUCE Il CO.,
Proprietors, Rockbrdgc county, Va.
J. w. BRUCE. ....f
&, J.. MUSDAY. nv 21-codlm
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Two TIE CREDITORS OF GEORGE \

L JOHNSON, DECEaSED.--In compliance
with decree Of the circuit court Of the city OF
Richmond made on the 2lSt May, 1869, in the case
Of JohnsUn'S administrators rs. Johnson's cXccu-
tors and ais. the undersigned willpay, on appli-
cation the following sums 10 the creditors below
named, respectively, or Ia such persons may be
lawfully aMIlInriLrl u receive fln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08

Section six of the supplementary recon
struction act provides that the words
"cxecutivc or judicial office in any State =
CONTAINED in the fourteenth amcndmcnt)
"shall be construed to include all ciCtk
"oflices created by law for the administra-
II ion of the general law of the State, or
for the administration Of Justice" From
which language we infer that Congress has
Just as good as declared that persons are moi
disfranchiscd nor disqualified by reason OF
having held Office in the militia before the
war.
All know that Wade Hampton and his kind said
cnlv last year, t. the colorcd PEOPLE Of the South
Vote for us or Stare NHShln9t0n Chronicle.
And all know that not last year, but Il few
weeks ago, FoRSEY said TO the white en-
ployts in the Washington nayy-yard, " Vote
for as or starcC!"
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ANOTHER WARRIOR BUCKLES on MS
ARNoR.-We announce with much pleasure
that W. W. WALKER, Esq, of Wcstmorc-
land county, has started out on tour
through the State, and will make speeches
at many Of the great mass meetings which
are to be held on the south side OF the
James. Westmorcland has produced many
great men, commencing with WASHING
ToS-cycn THACgERAY mentions WcStmorc-
land county in one Of his novels rs the birth
place Of one of his characterS-and Mr..
WALKER is 4 worthy son of the county
which has been immortalizcd by heroes.
He is an eloquent speaker and logical rca-
soner, and will interest all who hear him.
Truly, it would seem rs if the days Of old
were returning. The ca!np-lircs are lighted
on every hill, and the tramp Of the soldicry
is heard in every vale. Speed the good
work.
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USEFUL ARTICLE.

SPEARS FREDERICKSBURG FLUID,
81 for preserving a... III
fruits OF all kinds, milk vegetables, syrups, &C.,
.." for sale by
PURCELL, LADD X CO., Druggists,
lny@o lol5 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08

SCHOOL REPORTS.-GO TO THE
- DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE If YOU
WANT THEM PRINTED NEATLY AND
CHEAPLY,
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THE RoCKBRIDGE WATER,

- HAMM IL CO., % and 2S Park Place.
')' 81 and - Barclay street, corner OF Church
street, New York ENAMELLED MUSLIN,
DRILL and DUCK, all colors and widths; RUIZ
Der DRILL, STAIR, CARRIAGE, and TABLE
oIL-CLoTH. NH .r-ataw3m
business CARDS PRINTED AT THE
X1 DlSpATEH pRINTlNE- MAILSE CHE Ap
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pEApER AND MOWER TPTAI,-r,

fEAPER AND MOWER TRIAL.-rhe
-, y ttc.mcr ELIZA HASCOX will leave The
I,r az Rockets for Wcstoyer the farm of Major
nren. l!, ht O'Clock WEDNESDAY MORNING.
yr,,s. a. 70 accommodate invited guests TO the
Pha,e on the 9th June '". 1850 - ''Ac
bat shoniS hn a DC sent by the same conveyance
't pe OH board the evening before
"'-N virginia State Agricultural socieiy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08

MILITARY APPoISTMENTs.-Gcne Canbv
announces the following additional appoint
mentS:
Chesterfield county.-Samucl Wood, jus
tice OF the peace.
Cra'g.-Willian Paxton, commissioner
Of the revenue. .... ..s.s wis.,.
Hdnover.-,Justices Of the Peace j. J.
Leitch, p. J. Burr.
Henric0.-,Iamcs +. Bradley. constable.
Neo kent.-Justices of the Peace (: Henry
8. Masters, Theodore Masters !os :
city Of No'Jolk.-William 4. Prince,
member of the select council.
CITY Of observation-disclosures S. Oldfeld,
judge of the hllstings court.
ROdnOke.-ConstablcS Abraham Martin,
James L. Pace. Justices of the Peace
Ellis Armstrong, John NJ. Henderson,, Pc
ter Surface, William Hall, Robert Goodman,
John Hartman, K. j. Ferguson, Alfred
Turner, Joel c. Storer, Robert Fil>ton, John
Bryant. OVerseers of the Poor Isaac Gus
ter, David Grubb, Fl. T. Dillon. it a4..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08

THE session of yesterday. was 9pcnea WIN
devotional exercises cohoucIe" ~ NV -
I. Wallace.
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made viii be prepared for the comfortable accom-
mediation of fr0m
FIFTEEN HUNDRED To TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE StLI'iIt.E Is now the western
terminus of the Chesapeake and ohio railroad,
ard the cars OF th1t road in connection with tce-
graphic iaciliticsl will be- running To The Springs
bv the lS az July.
40 pains or expense have been or viii he spared
to secure the CuIufortIhl" entertainment, In All
the varieties Of accommodations. q! lie large mum
Der IT visitors that viii resort to the Springs tho
present season.
ONE OF THE BEST LAWN AND BALL
ROOM BANDS will be in Attendance. an extern
styc LIVERY has been provide and suitable
arrangements made 10 facilitate every innocent
and rccrcatirc Amusement aEpropriat" tgh FASH
iuuabie Watering place. \ number OF FANCY
and MASQUERADE BALLS viii be given during
The season.
Charges viii be twenty-five dollars per week and
ninety dollars per Inonth. Children, under ten
years of age, and colorcd servants. half price.
" hitc servants. according Ia accommodations.
PENTONS x CO. JruprictOrs
nv Elm White sulphur Springs w. Va.