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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18

MAYORS CoURT-NiyOr ChuhOOn lreSiding.-
The following cases were disposed Of yes
terday:
T. Morris alias Maccaroni. charged with
defraudiug Rufus Green (negro) out of one
dollar, was sent on. Green sWore positively
that he gave Morris three dollars, ont OF
which TO take one dollar and siXty-seven
cents and Morris'S clerk swore that he gave
him but TWO dollars.
Margaret Morrow negro), charged with
stealing diamonds valued at 1925 from Will
liam Myers, was discharged. No evidence
against her.
William Robinson (negro) charged with
stealing old iron from Alexander johnson,
was sent on for indictment.
Thomas Ryan (who was not present,
charged with trcspassing on and nsing insult
fined.
William B. Griffin, charged with drawing 4
pistol on and using threatening language 10
Thomas Ryan, was discharged on payment OF
the costs in the case-nineiy cents.
Winston Strange. charged with stealing two
horses from II. w. Fry, Esq, was called, and
his case continued until the 2lst.
Washington Miller (negrol, for being drunk
disorderly, and resisting the police, was fneu
two dollars and fifty cents.
Elizabeth Maxfield (negro). chargedw ith
stealing Il dress, shawl, shirt, and other artl'
ces longing 10 William White, was sent Oh
for indictment.
Paul johnson (negro), charged with stealing
a cow and calf valued at twenty-five dollars
and fifty cents, from 7. I. Dillard, was dis
dischars sed-no evidence against him.
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HAGAE'S MaGNOLIA BALM.-This article Is the
trGc secret Of beauty. 1t IS hat fashionable Ia
dies, actresses, and opera singers use 70 produce
that cultivated diStingue apr carance SO much ad-
mIrtd ia the circles OF fashion.
1t removes all unsightly blotche=, redEe5s,
freckles tan, sunburn, and effects offspring winds.
and gives to the complexion blooming purity OF
transparent del'cacy and power. No lady who
values fine complexion can do without the Mag
nol!a Balm. seyenty-fiye cents will buy /: ofany
OF our respectable dealers.
LIONS Ka.hairon is very delightful hair dress
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a NEGRO ACCIDENTALLY kILLED.-On Sun.
day morning Abram Blair (negro) met Wash
ington Brown (negro) near Rocks grocery, on
Seventeenth street, in Butchertown. They
Went to Rocks together, and while there
Brown put his hand into his pocket TO pet out
his money TO pay Rock n debt he owed him
In doing so, he pulled out u pistol. Blair see
ing this, endeavored playfully to get hold OF
it. Brown in like spirit tried 10 keep it away
from him. While they were playing the pis to
went Off anc. mortal!y wounded Blair, the ball
entering the right temple. Blair lived until ]
o'clock Sunday. Brown appeared before the
Mayor yesterday and made q statement o.
facts in accordance with the above The
Mayor discharged him
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LYME BROTHER will sell at o'clock
two valuable building lots on the corner
OF Twentythird and Leigh streets.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell Mt l2
o'clock that beautiful farm. known as
Oakland" on the east line OF the Frede-
ricksburg railroad, eleven miles north OF
Richmond.
HILL GODDIN will sell Immediately after
the above sale sixty -four acres Of land
Just across the railroad track.
LANES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at half past 4
O'Clock part of Falls Plantation" ad :
joining Manchester.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell ut 10 A. NJ, in
the upper end of Manchester, eleven
building lots.
CoOk LAUGHTON will sell at their
store ut 10 A. NJ, furniture, bed. springs,
n
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CoMNITTEEs OF THE YorSG MEMS CHRIS
TrAy AssoCIATIoS-MBBTISG OF THE DrREC.
ToRY.-At n called meeting of the Directory
of the Young Mems Christian Association
held yesterday evening, the following stand
ing committees were appointed for the ensuing
year Committee on Lectures: 7. X. Baker
James Gordon, William Willis, Jr. Ways
and Means r. A. Woodbridge, John J.
Grubbs, ]. II. Cringan. Bible Glasses
Charles II. Winston, ]. M. Stevens, William
l.. Hill. Sunday Schools ]. ID. X. Slcght
:. VI. Bailey, George l.. Bidgood. Visiting
the Sick: DR.. J. +. Chase. John W. Rison
+. r. Sutton. Statistics: William +. Fox
Thomas J. Evans, r. NJ. J. Payuter. Devo
tional Exercises ]. Ryland, William +. Big.
low, l.. w. McEeigh. Publication Char!es
a. Spence. NJ. Z. Handy, W. w. Stover
Visiting Committee: o. NJ. Marshall, As;
Snyder, r. A. Armstrong. Library ano
Rooms William G.. Mayo, Robert Howard
William II. Allison. Special: G. II. Dim
mock, G.. w Armistead, NJ. NJ. Gillian
Nominations: st. Pauls church, Thomas g
Jones; st. .Tames's, Frank d. Hill; st. Mark :
g. w. Nolkman; st. Johns Thomas Potts
Monumental, John ]. Lancaster; First Bap
tist, Charles &. Habliston Thrd Baptist
Theophlus Tatum; Leigh. street Baptist, 7
!. Davis; Trinity Methodist, W. Hall Crew
Union Station Methodist John l.. Parr Cen
teuary Methodist, John Morton Second Pres
byterian, John g. Payne; Third Presby teran
Edwin Peasants; United Presby terian, Hen
ry ID. Danforth Executive Committee: a
Bargamin, Jr q, Ed. Starke, n. l.. Lum' den
g. w. Macfarlane, II. &. Tinsley, and other
associates
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An IMpoRTAST MovE.-Some of our most
prominent and influential citizens OF Irish
birth have, in conformity with an act of AS.
sembly, recently organized themselves into an
Irish Emigrtnt Aid Society. At 4 meeting
recently held 4 constitution and by laws were
adopted, and plan matured not only for
taking care Of Irish emigrantS when they ar
rive here, but for sending information to the
Irish in the North and in Ireland rs 10 the
price of lands. and all other things which it is
Of Importance 10 the emigrant I" know. The
society intend placing themselves in direct
communication with the Irish Emigrant Soc-
ETY. of New York, and making '1nown through
the public journals the steps teey have taken
for the emf grants good. When the programme
is perfected, full publication I'll be made.
From the respectability and Intelligence of
the members of the Society VIC are satisfied
that the Irish intending TO co-'e here will be
greatly aided in buying lands and procuring
all necessary information. II is the intention
OF the Society to have conference wltt the
Board OF immigration and the Commissioners
OF Immigration of the State. The Society is
going to work in downright earnest, ana nc
doubt will be looked to for advice by their
fellow. .countrymen who contemplate coming
here. IN fact, the very existence oi This 80
ciety Will be an encouragement tc lrl-h c'nl'
grants TO come among us.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY IS, 1860.

This favOrite and celebrated SUMMER BE
SORT Is now In con- plete order for the reception
OF guests #t
Some important Improvements hsve been added
to tie buildings since the establishment passed
in.o HI hands or the present proprietor and tt Is
Ills purpose 10 keep II in style not surpassed any
whore In Virginia.
The remarkable medicinal and curative power OF
he water Is well known TO the medical profe ssion
and to the springs going public. AS an alterd-
tire u diGusire Stirnuldnt and tonic. there Is no
bLown mineral water equal to It. In all anGmic
conditions of the system and bro ken down states
OF the con- ttutiou, loss OF appetite, and general
nervous prostration, its powers and virtue as a
restorative may be safely pronounced 10 be with
out Known rival amongst the mineral waters Of
the world.
Tiey are especially indicated In the whole class
OF aiImcnts peculiar to the female constitution.
Th" proprietor will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom frst-class band OF music, and In
general all the sources OF amusement and recrea-
lion usually found at our best summer resorts will
be II. the command Of tho guests at "ROCK-
BRIDGE ALUM.n
The place Is within eleven to thirteen hours Of
Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, etc, by rail |;
all In daylight Passengers leave the cars OF the
Chesapeake and OHIO railroad at Goshen depot
and new and elegant stsge-coaches, passing
RAPIDLY over a smooth and level road OF only eight
miles, SET down the visitors at the Springs To tea
Mr.. 3. A. PORTER and Captain W II. SALE will
he associated with the management OF The Springs,
and will be glad to see their friends.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
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NAroLEoS's CABIsET.-We return our thanks
to Hr. 0. CRASz for bottle of Messrs Rouche
Els i Co.'S very superior Champagne OF The
brand "Eapoleon's Cabinet" This Is n new
brand and II l. acceGei 70 BE- the best *iue in thc
city. It is genuine. Cranz keeps none otEer, OF
If he does he neve. represents It a5 more than II
really IS. His stock OF wines ard liquors IS large
and varied, ard be has lately received large addt
tfous
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ACCIDEST.-Yest terday morning rs Mr.. B
". Joyner of the firm Of Joyner X Slater, was
riding down Eighth street, and about turning
into Main, his horse slipped upon 4 crossing
and fell. The rider was thrown with great
violence upon the ground, and the horse fell
upon him. He received severe cash over
the right eye, and had his left ankle dislo-
Gated. Those who witnessed the accident
wondered that he escaped with his life. He
was conveyed to the Spotswood, where he
was kindly cared for until he could be con-
ycyed TO his residence. His injuries, though
painful, are not considered serious.
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THE CASE OF WoLrF.-The case of Peter
Wolf. charged with obtaining money from
different parties in the city under false pre-.
tences, was brought before the Mayor yeeter-
day morning. The evidence against the ac-
cused was in substance what we have before
published. The defence raised by the accused
was that he had been on Il spree ever since his
arrival here, which is probably true, rs we
who are disposed towards him that he
would hardly be brought to the necessity OF
fraud in order 10 make his way. He was sent
on 10 answer indictment for felony.
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BRIEFs.-Terryman G.. Terry has been ap-
pointed United States commissioner for Hall
fax county.
The books, papers, &C., pertaining TO the
Office of the Superintendent Of Public Printing
have been delivered by the late incumbent,
John j. Palmer, 10 the Secretary Of the Com
monw ealth, pursuant TO an order OF General
Candy.
Monsieur f. Ravin dElpeux has been as
signed on duty by the French Government as
Chancellor 10 the Consulate of Richmond, In
place Of Monsieur Leon Dejardin, absent on
leave.
The funeral Of Johnnie Darlington took
place on Sunday afternoon, and was very
largely attended by both adults and children
The G.. A. r. Is preparing TO celebrate the
soth instant as the reunion decoration day.
Chief Justice Chase left Richmond yester.
day for Charleston, s. c., where the United
States Court for that district will open TO-
morrow.
A little child bitten some days ago near New
Market by dog supposed to be rapid, TO- day
was taken with spasms, and IL Is feared IL mas
the hydrophobia The case has caused gooo
deal of excitement in the neighborhood.
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SAD DEATH OF A RICHMOND Young MAN
Many of our readers are already acquainted
with the particulars Of an accident which
happened in Norfolk last Saturday week TO
Young GustavuS NJ. Conway, native OF this
city, which has since resulted in his death 1t
will be remembered that he was At his room
with 4 young friend, and that they were
making preparations 10 go WISHING together.
Being both of L playful disposition, they com :
menced playing with each other by way OF
tossing pillows. Young Conway's friend
threw {; pillow at him, and il struck kero-
sene lamp on the bureau near the bed. The
lamp WAS upset and broken, and the burning
oil spread over the unfortunate young man
burning him dreadfully. He fingered in dis
tressing agony until Saturday evening, when
he died. His remains were brought 10 the
city yesterday morning by the Isaac Bell, and
in the afternoon they were buried from St.
Paurs church.
Gustavus NJ. Conway was the eldest son OF
the late DR.. Conway. wcll-known physician
of this city, and 1t the time of his death was
about twenty years of age. He was IN officer
of the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Com
pany, and was much esteemed for the prompt
and efficient discharge OF his duties. He was
perfect little gentleman. young man OF
great promise, his horrible death, cutting him
OIL in the full bloom Of life, must prove ter
rible afilictiou TO his relatives.
Few but deep and tender are the words we
have for the loved and lost. Their memory holds
sweet tenure in our hearts, though the dear
FORM the noble brow, the manly countenanCe,
are comminglng with the dust. Who of Us
| thought when we saw poor Gussie Conway
on our streets few days ago that all the light
in that brave, courageous heart was so soon
10 be extinguished? The idol and sole prop OF
his loving mother, and the hope OF heI
already sorrowful life, he seemed inspired
with courage OF Il knight, and with strength
and manly determinations far beyond his
years 10 make her days again happy and al
her paths pleasant and delightful. There wa:
something touching and very tender in hi:
devotion 10 her and in the brave way he wen
out into the world 10 undertake the battle o.
life, which, for him, alas was TO end rs soon
But his example is one that every young maj
may emulate, and in doing so feel that no
BILE record of devotion has been set him. Many
a day will pass before 4 truer, manlier. knight
ler boy will fall than Gussie Conway.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. G. Dunham
s. Co.
EAILBD.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
Schooner NJ. L. Turner, Turner, Philadel-
phia. via Chickahominy
Schooner J. II. Rapp, Cole, New York, via
lower James river.
Schooners Bee, Lloyd, and Serene, light.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner G. S. Repplier, hence, arrived at
Baltimore on the 18th.
Schooner A. NJ. Edwards, hence 1t Phila-
delphia on the lith.
New YORK May l5.-Cleared, schooners NJ
Munsou, Dayton. and RoXauna johnson,
Johnson all for Richmond.
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The DRUIDs' 'CELEBRATIoS.-LiGc-GI Z -cTe
No ., United Order Ancient Druida, held th"i1
twenty. sixth anniversary celebration ycster'
day. The Grove, after marching through our
principal streets, proceeded 10 DeurirSe"s s
Spring Park, on Eighth street, whore they
were addressed in the most able manncr by
Rev. NJ J. Micheibacher. The afternoon and
evening were spent in L most pleasant nan.
ner, and everybody present not mct?bcr OF
,ha Grove wished himself for the time being
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THE ALLEGED OrTRAGEs UPON TIE DEAD
At Il meeting Of the young men of Richmond
held ut the Mechanics Exchange yesterday
afternoon the following named gentlemen
were appointed n committee TO confer with the
ladies memorial associations about what steps
should be taken in regard 10 the alleged out
RACES upon the Confederate dead 1T Fort
Harrison and Malvern Hill: Captain a. G.
Babcock, John H. Knowles, W. ID. Chester
man, N. F. Young, G. II. Banghman, Cap.
tain Griffin, Lieutenant +. J. Levy, Colonel
Peyton Wise, Captain G. 2. Bigger, and A.
NJ CARRIER.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

These Springs, so favorably known to the public,
and whose waters are considered specific In Dyss
peptic Complaints and stomachic Diseases gene
rally again ready for the reception OF visitors,
and will he opened
OK THE FIRsT DAY OF JUNE, PRQXMO.
his watering place is delightfully."- situated In .
bend of the Roanoke river. smong The hi hest
PEAKS or the hlle2hany mountains. possessing the
rare attractions of mountain and water scenery
c mbined: within three and-s-hslf miles OF Ale.
ehsny depot on tie Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road. tthe grea: through route between the North
and South and is easily accessible from all parts
Of the Union.
Comfortable four-horre coaches will meet each
train at the depot for the conveyance OF passen-
&c s t. the springs over an excellent road.
An cypress once has been established here, and
lines OF telegraph connect the place with all parts
OF he c0unIy. .g a..
Good music has been provided for the season. and
corps nf attentive snd efficient servants will at.
tend 10 the wants OF the guess. . Htf
TERMS:
Ier "a! ;.......'..........'.. '.....'........E.w
Per week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
Children and Servants half price
90 TI,t 1T
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THE BRILLIANT coLoRs and the handsome
styles or The spring fashions are finely reproduced
By @. R. REES & Co, who cannot be e1cfllsd In
the practice CT their at. ] he ladies are no"
crowdlng the art gallery OF these gentlemen whose
truthful photographs so famous for doing JUS
ticc to {, male lovei.re5s.
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Su!ELps, STkvESs h CO. have absorbed the
old firms OF :tevens & Moore and A. W. Shields
Co., and have taken III, old stand OF the former,
on the square above the Theatre. Broad stiest
where they have large stock of the finest groce-
rIcs. This eaterprisins new ii m deserve, and
We trust III receive large share OF public favor.
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etc. or the lates. styles. His stock is due one
and he deserves liberal patronage. He was born
here has spent most Of his life here, and If he car
control The Circumstance, he intends TO die here
He Is good business man and deserves to succeed
! Give him call.
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THE HOLIDAY AMONG THE CoLoRED FoLKs.-
Whitsuntide seems generally TO be observed
among our colored people. Yesterday there
were TWO excursions from this city TO Peters
burg, and society from that city visited
some OF the Richmond brethren. As they
marched through the streets they looked well,
hnr cl
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FryERAL OF DR.. BoLToy.-The remains Of
the late Dr. James Bolton were on Sunday
afternoon conveyed TO the Monumental
church, where the funeral service was read
in the presence Of a crowd so large as to
occupy ali the available sitting room in the
TO stand in the aisles and vestibules
The service for the burial Of the dead was
read by Rev. DR.. Woodbridge, of whose
church the deceased was a member, assisted
by the Rev DR.. Minnigerode, Rev. DR.. Peter
kin. and Rev. William Baker. Rev. Messrs.
Wall, Dashiell and other ministers, We're also
present.
The procession to the grave was unusually
large embracing large number of our best
citizens, besides majority of the practicing
physicians of the city Messrs Thomas U.
dudley, r. II. Meade, o. A. Crenshaw, j. II
TYLER, r. G. Hall, John A Cunningham, w.
w. Parker, and +. H. Deane, acted as pail
hearers.
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1,sr or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
rus RIcHxosp Posi-. OFFICE MAY is, 1859
Mrs. Adeline Strong, Richmond: Va; Mrs
Francis White Baltimore, Md; Mrs. NJ Far
ham, Petersburg Va. Miss Julia A. hed'
mund. Warren Hooker, Richmond, va.
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THE ROCKETS STABBISG AFFAIR.-MattheW
EaCan, charged with stabbing and seriously
wounding John Doyle, in Rockets, some ten
days since, was called up At the police court
yesterday. There was no one present TO prove
whether Doyle was recovering or not, and the
case was further continued till Friday.
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-, UINvFsg7s EXTRA DUBLIN POR-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CEWING-MACHIN REPAIRED, OF
]ALL KIEUs. Ihe sLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
IEG HACHINFs bought and sold We sell the
only proper needle for the slo.t Ellptic aachlne.
s;.pAT 4 ADUiNGTOR,
spL-sn LIS Cary street, near Fourteenth
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ASK for FLEMISG's tsASToSisEl Worm Con.
FEcTIoNs, and lake noLe olher. All agree tha,
they are the bes., safest and most pleasant. b.
ware OF Imitation.
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HATs.-Our: go lng townsman WILLIAM j. BIG
GER, who has lately established himself In The hat
business on Broad street between eyeEth and
Eighth, has on hand a large supply Of Hats, Caps
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GROCEEr ES. Re

% TUBS PRIME NEW YORK BUTTER
az 70 f boxes res pr!ln', factory CHErsF, 1ccciyInp
10 day and Tor sal bv 1'''''i"k
,,a ., ~, SPoTTS & GIBSON,
.-1---SS--~ g. III and ll9 Fnurte enth street
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FRANK LgsLlE's LApY's MAaAzISH.-We
have from MIR. Birmingham, Broad street 4 ana
I.siie,s Ltdy's Magazine for June. Also from
Turner, Turn DsmoreSt for June and Ha'peD's 8asar'
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We beg leave TO cRil the aLlSAtlou % tue Lfaue
20 our
LARGE and WELL sKL ECTED ASSORTMENT
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WINEs,
LIQUORS. &C,
consisting in part OF
. casks Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'s Fine Brandy,
vintage 1852;
! cask Old henneSsy Brandy. vintage 1859;
IS demitohus Extra Fine Dark Brandy, Tor me-
dicnal purposes;
casks Very superior sherry Wine;
casks Very Superior Port Wine, direct I'M
portGtion:
10 casks Medium Grade" Wine,
30 baskets Champagne superior brands;
2S cases fine Wines, one dozen bottles each;
90 cases Clsret Wine
barrels (W. Az Old Rye Whiskey. five years
old !;
30 barrels Kentucky Bourbon Whtskey, two
10 barrels Wilson'S Fennsylvania Whiskey,
IL barrels I.sckey's Mountain Whiskey,
20 barrels Hangers Whiskey,
% u b.rrels Martin " hiskey,
is barrels Whites kockbiidge " Whtskev;
10 barrels kpgeiman's Naley Choice W msRey,
$50 barrels common 10 medium n hlsRey,
10 barrels Ho land Gin.
ls barrels New England Eum,
8 barrels old Jamaica Rum. W.T., ~
Also large lot Of nike Bcandles, w ines. Noi ,
diaIs Tonic and Bar Bi ter5. &C.. &C, IN slore alu
for sale on accommodating terms.
snm No. 2Pearl Block.
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ADDITIONS TO A CHCRcH.-Fifteeu persons
united with the Clay-Street Methodist church
on Sunday last. The meetings At this church
are kept up with increasing interest.
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SglsPPHNG.

TOR NEW Y0RK.-The new ,1eEss
a and elegant sdc-whcel steamship s.srrssIl.srs
lokAj T. tIL, Captain ii. 4. EOCR!E. VIII leave
her wharf 4. RockeIts on TUESDAY, Nay 18th, at
10 O'Clock A. VI. Freight received until O'Clock
a. NJ. Fare, Slc Round tickets, $50. StceraSe, 50.
For freight or passage. apply 10
WILLIAM G.. DUNHAM Il Co,
M l7-at corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
TNHE HOT SPRINGS,

THE HOT SPRINGS,
L BATH COUNTY, VA.
8. C. TARDY q CO.. Proprtetors.
Professor J. L.. OABELL. d. D.. or the Univor.
sity of Virginia. Resident Physic' an.
win be open for the reception OF visitors JUNE
1sT under the management Of j. A. MCCLUNG.
al tie buildings having been repaired, painted
and fGei out with new furniture linen, beds and
tableware. these Springs ffer unsurpassed At
fractions to both the invalid and pleasure-Seeker
No expense or effort has been spared by the pro.
pr'etots to make II as comfortable and pleasant
as possible to all visitors
at The rpriags, or By j. G. 1ardy c., Richmond,
Va.
A telegraph cffce will be established at the
Springs, thus o-, Ing visitors an opportunity OF
prompt communication with every part OF the
country. my 1e-3m