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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Z Latest WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, MayiN-The President has
appointed Felix Coste surveyor Of customs
at st. Louis, Alfred Sanford supervising in
spector OF steamboats, for the fourth district,
and T. NJ. Shechley postmaster at Rome,
W. II. Howard declines the Chinese mis-
sion to take position On q Wisconsin rail-
road. ...- ,..-ry~.r. 81. =. ~ i
The election day in Mississippi and Texas
will not be named until after the Virginia
election, though it will probably occur in
August. Colonel L. G. Norvell has an
nounced himself as Administration candi-
date for Governor of Mississippi, and in OPP
position to the proscriptiYe features of the
State constitution. Judge Lewis Dent, the
Presidents brother-in-law, will assist in the
canvass. 80 ~ #1t.iz =
The President has assigned to the south
ern Indian superintendency for the Choc-
taw and Chickasaws Brevet Major J. NJ.
Craig: Creeks. Captain G. s. Olmstead :;
Cherokees, Captain Warren. ,.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day.
Two negroes have been appointed to
clcrkships in the Revenue Department.
The police commissioners here have ap-
pointed negroes on the police.
"Judge" Bassett, the negro Minister to
Hayti, visited the State Department to-day,
and will receive his instructions in few
days. r. wFg- .fnE. III ...r .a- ..>
Commodore Westcott has been detached
from the Pensacola hayward.
Douglas, the negro printer employed by
superintendent Clapp, has applied to the
Register of Deeds for clerkship, saying
that in consequence of combination entered
into by the Pr:nters' Unions throughout
the CO. .ntry he is unable to obtain employ
ment as n printer. The Register (Mr.
Simon Wolf replies favorably to the appli-
cation, and adds that 81 am particularly
happy at being the means Of encouraging
you; for as n descendant Of race equally
lnaligned and prejudged, / have feeling of
common cause; and who can foresee but
what the stone the builders reject may be-
come the he head stone of our political and
social structure" b..
The President proclaims that eight hours
labor on Government work involves no re-
duction of daily compensation.
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Domestic s1arkets-1BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, May 1.-Noon.-Market strong and
active. Money easy at sal per cent: sterling,
1894 Gold. 143. 5-2O's, 90. 123s. North Carolina
6s, 5si: new, 54s. Virginia 6s, eS-coupons, 5It !:
new, SCI. Tennessee as ex-coupons, 6st; new 90.
Flour unchanged. Wheat-spring, lc. better
Corn 1c. better. Pork dull-new mess, S2l.sa.
Lard quiet ut este. Turpeutinc firm ut ds3c Rosn
stealv-good strained, $e.55. Freights irmer.
Euening.-Cotton dull and heavy; sales ], 500
bales at 2ssc. Flour unchanged, with moderate
demand. Wheat in good export demand. Corn
1Sl2c. better. Pork heavy; new mess. S5i.3,3
Lard heavy kettle. le@193c. Whiskey decidedly
frmer mt 81. o5G$l.06. Sugar firm. Other gr0cc-
Freights frmer cotton, per steam 5-So63-l6
Money fairly active Mt II per cent with a few cx-
ceptions at per cent. Discounts unsettled; prime
paper nominal. 5-2os. 80 1929. North Carolina
s's 50; new 54s. Virginia 6s, sly: new. ST. Ster-
ling weaker ut 1908. Gold greatly excited by SEN
sational rumors from Washington. and under large
sales declined to 1i0i but partially recovered CLOS
inh ut 1415. Stocks unsettled and hrmer at the
close. go
Several failures. including prominent Brazilian
firm. are reported. No names given.
CINcISNATI, May 2l.-Whiskey in demand at
9sc.. but held at DC. and scarce. Mess pork S3l.
Shoulders 13c: clear sides, lGic. Lard offered ut
ls3c.
LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-Provisiors firm. Pork.
a3l. 50. Clear sides, Tic. Lard firm ut lssGl9c.;
kcg, 2o3c. Raw whlskcy oSG9Sc.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. May 2l.-Spirits turpen-
tine, ACC. crude, $l.75G$3.5o. Rosin, Sl.7SG
1915.
NEW ORLEANS, May Election market dull
middlings, ost@osic.: sales 500 bales. Sugar quiet
common. osmfo3c.: prime. l3l@isic. Molasscs-
fermenting, 35G373c.
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Later from Europe.
FRANCE.

London, May 20.-Reports from Paris say
that the elections in France continue 10 be
attended with more or less disorder Since
the 18th instant one hundred and forty -nlne
persons have been arrested In. Paris for Gre
atlng political disturbances, and of these
only seventeen have been discharged.
a popular demonstration was reported at
Nismes, where the people sang the Marsel-
laise. -H.e'
At Bourges, the prison was forced by n
crowd of political agitators, and one Of
their leaders who had been arrested was re-
leased. ...-.
In the department of Aube, in the cleo
pioneering town of NJ. Peraire, riot took
place, in which blood was she'd
London, May 20.-The election excitement
in Marseilles is very great. A private meet
ing was held there yesterday, at which Mr..
Gambetta was present and made strong
speech. -~- .-,~..-.-.... .-,.0
The crowd in the streets sang the Marseil-
laise and made other unlawful demonstra-
tions. Many were arrested by the police.
At Theirs disorders are also reported. At
an electoral meeting the people shouted,
"Viye Ledru RolIin,' "Vive Barbes."
~ SPAIN.
Madrid, May 20-Castellar made great
speech to-day in the Cortes in favor Of es-
tablishing 4 republic. He cloquently re-
ferred to the example of the United States,
and praised their form of government with
enthusiasm. ..
There is great agitation in Barcelona and
Sarag ossa in favor Of a republic.
AUSTRIA.
Vienna, May 20.-The Emperor has given
his sanction to the public school bill passed
by the Reichsrath.
/ IRELAND.
Dublin, May 20.-The Gland Lodge of
Orangemen of Ireland have petitioned the
Queen against the disestablishment of the
Irish Church.
. PORTUGAL.
Lisbon, May 20.-The financial measures
proposed by the Government are not well
received by the chambers, and will probably
be rejected unless they are withdrawn or
greatly altered.
BAVARIA.
Munich, May 20.-The elections recently
held here generally resulted in favor Of the
union of North and South Germany.
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w HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GREENBRIER COUNTY, w. VA.

These celebrated Springs, 50 fayorably known for
Ing summer climate, and as one of the most fash
ionabe resorts In the country; WIN pe Opened ios
with the extensive improvements that have BEEN
made, will be prepared for the comfortable accom-
go nodation of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
...-- i PERSONS. .srr 5 t.sats.ss#.#.. a
The WHITE SULPHUR Is now the western
terminus of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
and the cars of that road Tin connection with tee-
graphic facilticsl will be running to the springs
by the lst of July. 80 .s9.
No pains or expense have been or will be spared
to secure the comfortable entertainment In all
the varieties of accommodation, OF the large num-
Der of visitors that will resort to the Springs TIC
present season. o.r,
ROOM BANDS will be In attendance an extern
sive LIVERY has been provided, and suitable
arrangements made to facilitate every innocent
and rccrcative amusement appropriate TO tasn l,
ionable waterng-place. A number OF FANCY
and MASQUERADE BALLS will be given during
the season. .t.a.......
Charges win be twenty-five dollars per week and
ninety dollars per month. Children under ten
years of age and colored servants half price.
White servants, according to accommodations.
PEYTONS e CO., Proprietors
I'm White Sulphur SDriuRs. w. Va.
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COMMERCIAL.
and Flour Markets.
1 CORN AND FLOUR ExcIAyGE,l
RICHMOND, May Il, 1859.



= CORN AND FLOUR ExcHANGE,l
-N.st1." RICHMOND, May Il, 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Thect.-Red, ?. bushels. .n- EEK a-.
b Corn.-Mixed. l5s bushels.
Onfs.-45s bushels.
Rye.-3o bushels. II n ."t : . .'.E .
81 80 tHre ss~.. SALES ...e s...
Whedt.-R u bushels very good 1t 81. T.
C6rn.-Mixed. 100 bushels very good at soc.
Odts.-7o bushels very good 1t &C.; ls6 ousnels
good at d2c.-total, 25s bushels. .'@' .
..- RE-ExHrBIrED.
Onts.-222 bushels. .... se..a.
Rye.-a0 bushels. -a.m ...s.
REaAKKs.-The offerings On Change to-day
werevery light as compared with those of the pre-
ceding day In prices there was no chan &C to
note. Flour continues quite dull. We note
similar condition In New York on the 10th instant,
where It to loc. lower southern was dull and
dropping, sales being made Mt $3.50 to 1926 for
common to fair extra and ut 81 to 80 for good to
choice extra. Wheat, too. was heavy and to &c
lower. Corn without decided change; sales ut 70
to SIC. for new mixed western, eoc. for old mixed
in store. The Baltimore Flour market on the Goth
instant, in the absence of demand for export and
with favorable crop prospects, was dull and for
common grades prices favored buyers. Wheat was
heavy market for Corn, however, was higher for
bushels of white ut 50 to &c., 200 bushels of mixed
at &C., 1000 bushels of yellow at &c., and small
lot at SEC. Oats ranged from 65 TO Tic.
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SALE OF 500 BONDS IN NEW YoRK.-The
United States Treasurer on Thursday morn
ing opened proposals in New York for the
fund account. The aggregate bids amounted
Fisk s. Hatch, s7O4,OOO, 1867, coupon, at
1868; do, S150,000, '65, regular, 116.7S ;
do, S50, 900, 1864, regular, 116. rs; +. W.
Clarke d. Co., $4,000, 1862, regular, 1850 ;
Turner Brothers, $4,000, 1864, regular,
1867. The difference between these prices
and the market quotations is explained by
the fact that proposals were received only
for the principal, the Treasury paying the
accrued interest to date.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,
n 4. BATH COUNTY, VA.

This attractive SUMMER RESORT. situated ten
miles from Mllboro' depot, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, on the main stageroad leading to the
Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs, win be open Tor
the reception Of a LIMITED number OF boarders
on JUNE 1st, 1869.
The value OF these waters stands unriyalled In
the list of mineral springs of the United States.
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing 70
the public that the neat buildings nc BATH ALUM
have been thoroughly reftted and furnished In o
style that cannot fall to render the place attractive
and comfortable both to the Invalid and pleasure
seeker. - l-
Those wishing to secure choice Of cottages or
rooms would do we'll to apply early, as we are now
making our arrangements for the season.
For further particulars, address me at this place.
JOSEPH BAXTER,
NM wsSsm Proprietor.
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4 coorcd lawyer was lately aomltted 10
practice in the United States courts ior
Louisiana.
The President will soon order that eisht
hours il legal days work in Government
establishments, and must be paid for ny "a
days wages. -
4 North Carolinian adyerlises that ne wlll
pay bigh price for Confederate treasury
t.otcs dated April 3lst, February goth, ana
ON other DAYS when none were issued. AND
the papers keep publishing his offer ms one
made IN good faith. Editors are as easily
sold as other people.
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A COMMON DECORATION FOR CoNFEDE-
RATE AND FEDERAL GRAvEs.-HeddquGrt
Post -, Grand Army Of the Repubhc, De
partment Of Pennsyioar1ia, May IA, 1865
Comrades of Post 19,-The day set apart
(May 29) for decorating the graves of our
fallen comrades will soon lie here. >
Wishing to bury forever the harsh feelings
engendered by the war, Post 10 has decided
not to pass by the graves Of the Confede-
rates sleeping in our lines, but to divide
each year between the blue and the gray
the first floral offerings of a common coun-
try We have no powerless foes. Post 10
thinks Of the southern dead only as brave
men.
A. CALHOUN, Post Commander.
1ug. II. S0ttrmdn, Adjutant.
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Hon. 4. Nj. Crane, Radical candidate for
Congress at large from Virginia, called on
the President Yesterday, in the interest OF
Governor Wells and other Radical candi-
dates. Are they afraid that General Canby'ss
sense of justice and fairness in carrying out
the orders for revision of the registration
and conducting their election Will insure
their defeat? 1t would seem so.-Ndtsonal
hltetigencer.
"Hon. :" A. NJ. Crane. Hon. Lewis Lind
sey. Hon. Thomas Bayne!
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FRASCE-THE ELECTIONS.

LONDON, May 2l.-The French elections
continue, and are more or less disordcrly.
Since the 18th instant, 149 persons have been
arrested for creating political disturbances,
of whom only seventeen were discharged.
The people ut Nismes sang the Marsel-
laise. The prison at Bourgcs was forced
open; and blood was shed in the depart
ment of Aube.
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ANOTHER FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE IN DAY
TON. OHIo.--Dayton, Ohio, May pa nre
broke out in the Winthrop House this morn
ing, and it was entirely destroyed. A man
named Wilkinson was burned to death, ana
several others were seriously buTned--ohe,
il is supposed, fatally. There were some
thirty or thirty-fye persons in the house at
the tti time U, who escaped by jumping from the
upper-story windows, the tire originating
Under the stairway, cutting off that means
Of escape. 1t is supposed to be the work OF
an incendiary. Loss not given. ..s4 Egli
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THE EIGHT-HoUR LAw-IMPoRTANT, IF
TRrE.-A Washington correspondent of the
meeting on Tuesday the eight-hour law was
fully considered, and it was finally deter
mined that the President should issue an
executive order or proclamation declaratory
of the effect OF the law upon wages, which
is simply that the law makes eight hours a
days work instead of ten, without affecting
the rate of wages. The correspondent says
this declaration of the effect of the law has
been rendered necessary in order to secure
Il harmonious construction by the different
departments. Some were constituting 1t IN
one way and some in another.
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CoNFEDERATE MEMORIAL CEREMONIES IN
KENTUCKY May 2O.-To-day
about 5000 persons assembled mt Cave Hill
Cemetery to engage in the decoration Of the
graves of the Confederate dead.
A beautiful poem, written by Mrs. Pres
ton, of Virginia, was then chanted by the
choirs Of the principal churches of the city,
and then the immense assemblage dlstrlbu-
ted their offerings upon the graves. All the
graves were decorated alike, and this done,
With prayers for the repose Of the dead, the
crowd left the ground. The scene was I'M
poSinG. ...
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FOREIGN Markets-TBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, May 2l.-Consols a3t. United States
bonds, 7Ss. Tallow, 43c. Turpentine. 2ss. 3D..
AEern0on.-Unitcd States bonds quiet at Tsa.
The rise In gold dcpresses American securities.
LONDON, May 81, Ensning.-C onsolS: S oSt:
fine, 15s. cd Turpentine, 29s. cd. Talow, i3s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l.-NoOn.-Cotton quiet: up
lands llsd. Orleans, ll3d; estimated sales. 10 600
bales: sales for the week, 5000 bales, including
d. 900 bales for export and LOCO bales for specua-
ton: stock. $50. 900 bales, including $4,000 bales
American : stock anoat, s24, 900 bales. including
ia 900 American. Corn. 26s Sd. Wheat tirmer :;
dTernoon.-Corn. 2ss. od. Tallow, i3s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l-Erening.-CottOn quiet
uplands, llsd.; Orleans, ND: sales 1900 bales
Western flour, 2ls. I'd.
HAyRE. May 2l.-Cotton opens dull on the spot ut
HOAf
steady.
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gUMMER REsORrs. u.
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
= MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VI.

These Springs, SO favorably known to the public
and whose waters are considered \ specific In Dys~
peptic complaints and Stomachic Diseases gene-
rally, again ready for the reception OF visitors,
and will be opened .ssGs N0 frsf
On THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE. PRoxIMo.
This watering place Is delightfuily situated IN
bend of the Roanoke river, among tho highest
peaks OF the Allegheny mountains, possessing no
rare attractions Of mountains and water seensry
combiued within three and q half miles OF Ale
rhany depot, on the virginia and Tennessee rail-
road (the great through route between tne NoIsa
and SOUTH and Is easily accessible from all parts
Of the Union. ser.rF... Il Is. -, -. ..,
Comfortable four-horse coaches win meet esch
gers to the Springs over an excellent road:
An OK ess Office has been established mere. SUI
lines of telegraph connect the place with all parts
Of the country. .@
Good music has been provided for the season, ana
a corps Of attentive and efficient servants VIII ~
tend to the wants Of the guests. s,- ...u
TERMS:
fpr
Per week.. 800.
Per month"; -
Children and servants half price.
'T-TF C0LHCUS & CO.,
nv ls-2w ftea .Proprietors.
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cHIRTS MADE TO ORDER-W. 6.
y TUPMAN WIN hereafter give his entire atten-
ton to the .,r,x,rs ..- .tr.r
and asks the patronage of the community. WIZ
guarantee a 1T be prompt In dispatch Of work; re-
liable rs to quality offabrcs and sell nc air prices
/ can be found under the Exchange Hotel. Four
tenth street at the store Of JOHN LATOUCHE,
Merchant Tailor. my B--iw1
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AN IMPORTANT LEGISLATIVE ENACTMENT
SToIES.-Many inquiries have been made OF
the Governor why he has not signed the bill
to prevent and punish the publication of oh
scene advertisements and the sale of noXious
medicines, imposing a fine of one thousand
dollars and Imprisonment for six months
The bill passed the Senate on February %,
and passed the House April 10, but was
never meSSaged to the Governor, and, con-
sequently, cannot be signed. The fair inte-
renee is that the bill was stolen from the
transcribing room before it could be copied
for transmission to the Governor: There is
now no remedy for the loss, and the act is
not worth the paper on which it was writ
ten. Governor Geary authorizes the state
ment that, had he received the bill, he would
gladly have approved it, as he deems its pro-
visions just and beneficial to the good morals
of society. The only remedy is for the next
Legislature to re&nact the law, and also to
pass Il law severely Furnishing the stealing or
tampering with legislative documents
Horris0uTg telegram to the Philadelphia IN
qtl3rer.
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A YANKEE INTENTIONAL temperance
society on q new plan has been formed at
Cedar Falls, Iowa. Every member pledges
himself that he will neither ask friend 10
take n social drink or drink with friend,
but is not bound by its provisions to abstain
from the drinking Of spirituous liquors
when alone, or in case Of sickness.
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WHAT VIRGINIA SHOULD Do.-The Nc

WHAT VIRGINIA SHOULD Do.-The Ma
homal mtelhgence'' Of yesterday says:
She may accept the constitution eXpur-
lated of lis worst features, elect her Legs
Iatulc and state officers under it, secure re-
presentation in Congress, and by inviting
migration, completing internal improve
gents, and developing her resources,
achieve destiny second to that OF no other
~talc in the Union, new OF old. heSrets
over the past are worse than useless l. n nos
the duty as well as the privilege Of Virgil
MIA TO prescribe brilliant history for her
tuturr'
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FOREIGN NEWS.

DUBLIN, May 21.-The Grand Lodge of
Orangemen have petitioned the Queen
against the discStablishment of the Irish
Church.
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THE ROrKBRIDGE WATER,
STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICH &Ffk
sTI1P Zine LiSE.Hsseamers NORFOLK and Z: 3:
Sha every
bay alternately. Freight taken for Norfolk ut mo,
New Orleans, and bills OF lading signed through:
Passage to Philadelphia, inel4dtng meals dst ana
NH Office, No. 425 Dock street.
DOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO sFsS
L MINION STEAMSHIP COMPA-SSsbssEE
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NLAG ar AtB e.
S%9 f!y pG52 ana and
Ssl9fk = II L9ays hishm ?, PiL sysFy TUESDAY,
These fi ships are entirely They have elegant
saloons and statcrooms. The fare, accommoda-
''I Freight for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save Tor actaai
expenses incurred. . =,
southern and European ports. ,.
Insurance effected at lowest rates, when ordered,
0 \. L. % ac a President, 1877 Greenwich
''''' WiLLiAYC DUNHAM & CO., Agents,
jalg corner Main and Eleventh streets.
DOWHATAN sTEAMBOATs@a,
i COMPANY.-Steamers STATE Ss2zssssSE.
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG.-Chesp,
Tss and the s Wc e @ 70
more making close connections with steamers 70
Philadelphia. No transhipmcnt OF goods be-
/ tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Batt-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and ga
/ TURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sundaysl up
to O'Clock L. VI. These steamers have excellent
, saloon, statcr0On, and passenger accommodatlons
Fare, 81; meals and stateroOm extra. For freight
u p4'''sn iAskkHV'EiYs s WILLIAMS, Agents
aulo Commercial Block.
! EOR NORFOLK, PORTs-SfTsaJ
Il MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR 1870 =.
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES klvEh:-Ihe last
! and elegant UNITED STATES MALL steamer
! LIyAHANCOX, Captain H. q. CLIFFORD, leaves
her wharf at Rockets for the ab9ve-napea paSe g
at O'Clock A. NJ, and returns on Tuesdays, THURS
days, and Saturdays.
passengers arrive ia Norfolk In time TO con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore ana points
North.
val OF steamer.
: Fare 10 Norfolk, SO
/ received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from /: ii. to ca L. n, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on James
J river, at reasonable rates.
| freights for way-landiDgs must be prepaid.
In consequence of the mail being discontinued
at Grove and Brandon Point wharyes, the steamer
vii! not stop ut those landings.
/ Apply TO L. Is. TATUM- Agent.
Ia 20 Once, steamers wharf.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,

IN $1,000 BATH COUNTY, VA.
S. @. TARDY & CO., PRoPRIEToRs.
Professor J. L. CABELL- N. D.. OF the Unfver-
- sity Of Virginia, Resident Physician.
VIII be open for the reception OF visitors yUNE
lST. under the management OF j. A. MCCLUNG.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted.
and fitted out with new furniture, linen, beds and
tableware, these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed at
fractions TO both the invalid and peasure-seeker.
No expense or effort has been spared by the pro-
prietors to make t comfortable and pleasant AZ
possible to all visitors. AZ rss ......-.-
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
at the Springs, or by s. c. TARDY & Co., Rien-
mond, Va. MI ri .E 1t .-
a Telegraph Office will be, established ut tho
Springs, thus afordfng visitors an opportunity OF
prompt communication with every part or tho
, rountry --Is I gHfTT 0ssE sail - my 1S-2m