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The New York herald., 1869-01-29

nR. .. H. sCHENcK, OF PHILADELPHIA. WILL BI
IL IN New York 10 see his patients professionally on Tues
day. August g. from A. NJ 70 r. NJ, at hs rooms, No. y
Bond
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Purser Thomas MacLoughln, OF the Inman steamship
City Of London, has our thanks tor his attentions.
ABsrRAcT or Loo oY STEAMSHIP CITY OF LONDON
The following sbstract OF the log OF Liverpool New
York and Phladsphia Steamship Companys stsamshp City
Of London Robert Leitch Commander from Liverpool via
Queenstown for New York;
Jan 1Wind sW 70 NV. las AN, Fastnet strong breeze
and high head sea Distance run. " mites.
otn-wind ~ TO sSW: Strong breeze and moderate
Th-Wind BY VITO SSW. Light strong breeze and hieh
head sea. Distance run, $50 miles
lshWind SW 70 w. Fresh strong gale and hieb
head sea Distance run, len miles, =
lMh-Wfnd to NNW. Fresh TO moderate gale and high
head sea: Distance run, ne miles
2oth-wind NV 70 ssW Light breeze strong gale and
high head sea Dfstance run, 80 miles.
2lst-Wind S6W TO- W Strong 70 heavy gale moderate
and high cross sea Distance run, 143 miles.
22d-Wind WOW by N. Strong gale 10 moderate and
9sd-wnd ssw TO NV Fresh breeze throughou ant high
cross sea- Distance run, 2l7 mfea.
.24th-Wind wsW to NV. Fresh breeze throughout and
high cross lea Distance run, f90 miles
S5th-Wind 10 g. Fresh 10 light breeze and high
sea Distance run, 1ss miles.
2s.h-wind NV Fresh 10 light breeze and high
Nh Wind W. Fresh 70 moderate breeze and high cross
Distance 226 miles.
2sth-5l7 AN, Sandy Hook, 616 AM. anchored at Quar-
antine. Distance run, fsl niles
The Atlantic Marine Insurance Company have awarded
Captain Davis OF scr rapesho $780, In recognition OF his
services in navigng his vessel during peous voyage Of
out I'VE days the dder carried by heavy sea-
and during the remainder of The the vessel eersd
BY trimming her sails.
whsl
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epEC1s.L NOTICE..

NET HAVE NOW, PARTLY LAND
ING and partly stEu to arrive, of my own importa-
ton tho finest sclc .ction OF SUMMER WINES that
were ever brought, Into this city, consisting OF
CLhRETS and SAUTERNES in hCgsheads and
cases. ranging from the cheap table ines up TO
tho choicest br,,nds offered in this market In
Gliding the famous CHATEAU ia FITTE, MAR
GAUX, LA ROSE, etc, etc.
HOOKS also, In hogsheads ind cages. OF these
W-fhcs have the best selcrtisn, perhaps, Of any
bouse in this country. TIE famous CABINET
WINES, rs Castle johann ,isberg, Steinbcrg, Mar
cobrunncr etc, arc among the lot, as we'll rs the
celebrated Licbfraumllch Hochhcimcr, Nierstcin-
err ETC.: also, the deli cions MOSELLE WINES,
and the more fiery Steinwine.
CHAMPAGNF.-Of this Wine I receive ship
mcnts every two three months, and have now
landing large lot Of the most celebrated brands,
such ms
T.. RODEREJrS CARTE BLANCHE,
BOUCIIE, Fills & CO.'S NAPOLEON CABI-
NET,
CARTE BLANCHE CABINET and BOUZY,
and
MOET & CIIANDON's GREEN SEAL.
The "NAPOLEON CABINETn was put up
specially for lc and Is superior to any ever sent
tn his country.
Tn, vc also the celebrated YICHY WATER In
.,,re an \ on til way from Germany large lot OF
sf:,,TERs WATER.
K tbSs Sr~ trrt other house In this State can
offer M large md we-sclectcd stock the above.
wouId beg Of all in want Of really pure WINES
to give me u call. OSCAR CRANE,
Jmportcr Of Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
No. . ExciLlngc Block, Fourteenth street.
myal-lw*
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

A telegram announces the Conclusion Of n
contract by which the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad will soon I've completed. We do not
place much faith in this announcement,
coming as it does, and when it docs, from
Washington. We know that propositions
have been under consideration by the COM
pany, and as late as Friday night there hao
been 40 final action. On that day meeting
of the Board of Directors was held ana
subcommittee was appointed to go to New
York on the subject of at least one OF the
PROPOSITIONS which had been offered to the
company. We therefore do not think that
any contract was concluded at noon on SAT-
urday, as announced from Washington.
Nevertheless, we believe that the pros
pect of the conclusion of contract at an
early day, which will ensure the prompt
completion of the work, as encouraging as
prospect could be.
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: SUMMER RESORTS.

GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
known WATERING-PLiCEis Grow now in thorough
repair and open for the reception OF visitors The
medicinal qualities Of the SALT SULPHUR and
IODINE SPRINGS have been 80 long and favor.
ably known to the public ttiat we simply refer IN
their analysis by DR.. Mutter. of Philadelphia, and
Professor Rogers, rs contained in pamphlets FUR
nishcd by the proprietors on application. We have
the pleasure of announcing DIR. J.. EDGAR CHAN
CELL.oR, nm eminent practitioner Of medicine. and
physician. A FINE BAND OF MUSIC Is in at
tendance. All amuscmcnts Of n Grst-class water
ng-placc. HOT and WARM SULPHUR BATHS
These Springs are accessible by the Chesapeake
and Ohio raiIroad, terminus mt White SULPHUR,
leaving only twenty-five miles Of staging or by the
Virginia and TENNESSEE railroad eta Mount white
passing by the celebrated Salt Pond. Daily line OF
fine coachcs on each route. Parties intending In
visit the White sulphur more especially those
from the West and South, will find the route with
magnificent mountain scenery, by Montgomery
and less fatiguing and perpleXng, than by rail- rfn
Lynrhburg Charlottesville, and Starnton with
continual changes OF cars and rc-chccking bag
gage.
This spot, combining the advantages Of healthfnI
climate, free from the fogs and dampness Of other
mountain retreats, excellent fare, and valuable
medicinal waters. will be peculiarly suitable 10
parties DESTROYS Of spending the whole season. ora
few months, away from the prostrating heats Of
cities or the lower country. 4 reasonable reduc-
ton of rates will be made IN such cases.
CHARGES As FOLLOWS: Per day, -: per week
$3.50 /; per month, 200. Children under ten wears
and colorcd servants, half price. White servants,
according to accommodations furnished.
my 23-col20ts &. ). PE0TOS K BROTHER,
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3ichmund nispatrh.
MONDAY. MAY 81, 1860.
The Colored Lieutenant. Governor.

The Colored ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The world can admire neither tho mo-
desty nor the prudence Of the colored popu"
lation Of this State in pressing their race 'oi %.
the highest Offices in the Government. IL
cannot fail to result detrincnta!'y 10 'hen'
inst ont Of slavery as they arc-altoSc'her
uninformcd and incapable OF ming such
nos;t;ons os they know themselves 10 be
tho;r hold claim to a division of the Offices,
including the higher positions in the state,
il in every view altogether calculated 10 IN
sn;re unfarvorablc, il not unkind, feelings
towards them in every rejecting and intciii-
gent mind. -,
OF course the intelligent public cannot
tolerate the idca Of placing coloreo man
IN the cubcrnatorial chair ut this stage oil
the politico-social game now going on i'll
this State. They will not allow II TO be II
thcv can prevent it. Nor should they.
Besides being in the highest degree repul-
siye to us all, it would be highly injurious
70 the welfare of the State. We all look for
the influx of money from the North for
investment i'm this state. In no other way
i, the capital of the country to be difluSed
with such facility as to afford relicl 10 us
hut bv its investment in the property no"
in market amongst Us. Yet in the hearts oil
no men on the earth is thcrca less favorable
opinion of the capacities of the negro than
in the hearts of the capitalists whom we
expect to make these investments. fu' n
colored Licutcnant-Gorerncr over us. an"
they will not plant their money III Virginia.
Never!
The mere pressing of the claims oil s|icn
y man to the Office is injurious 10 the state.
II has done lis harm in the canccllinS oil
land sales and preventing purchases, rs we
know. What should we not suffer were he
elected?
The celored nominee is d>tastcful even
to the extreme Radicals, and 1t Is wen
known that the intention to scratch HAR-
Rys's name from their ticket is widespread.
But they are only experiencing the effects
of their own teachings, and they should not
complain of the bitter fruit.
Sooner or later the colorcd population
will learn a painful lesson. The wiser
amongst them see it already. The others
are putting themselves in the way to be
better informed. Nowhere on earth where
the African has power has he permitted the
white man either 10 vote or hold land. The |
privileges extended to him here are not
invited by any liberality or fairness nc has
shown the white man. lie should ut least
be content with it, and trust to the promo
ton TO which his progress in knowledge
and familiarity with government may fairly
rntitlc him. He is without any claims now,
and to set up to govern the white people of
Virginia is monStrous; and nothing that Is
monstrous. from thrcc-headcd calf to a
colored Licutenant-G OF Virginia,
Is lastin. in its nature.
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wrr,o,. harbarous dennagoguism prevails!
uoy q the races are alienatcd, and the CO.
INV, ~" nam loses his friend and shield In the
, ,v Of trial and peril for him? The whole
plan fails, and period OF prostra'lon anu am
min ensucs which will end in-What! me
emulsion of the negro. When the smoke
Of so dark period clears off we shall look
for him, but he sciu be gone.
The WALKER platform and party Is the
very sun of the system of combining all the
capacities and talents of the State which we
have above described. 1t will be the best
for all. and save MI from the dark period of
anarchy and ruin which the demon OF car
pet-baygery is invoking upon us.
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y OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VA.
OPEN MAY Is, lss9

This fayorltc and celebrated SUMMER RE-
SORT Is now In complete order for the reception
Of guests. .... .s..a
Some important improvements have been added
To the buildings since the establishment passed
Into the HANDS OF the present proprietor and u Is
his purpose To keep it In style not surpassed any
where In Virginia.
The remarkable medicinal and curative power Of
the water Is well known To the ylcdcal profession
ana 10 the springs going public. ASIAN ALTE-
KAIlEE, \ DIFFUSIFEt STIMULANT AND
TONIC, there IS no known mineral water equal Ia
IT, In all anumic conditions OF the system and
petite, and general nervous prostration Its powers
ana virtue NJ 4 RESTORATIVE may BE- safely pro-
nounccd 10 be- without 4 known rival amongst the
mineral waters OF the world.
They are especially Indicated In the whole class
or ailments peculiar 10 the female constitution.
The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
ana ballroom \ Grst-class band of music, and in
general all the sources Of amusement and recrea-
ton usually found III our best summer resorts will
be at the command CT the guests II "RoCk-
BRIDGE ALUM
The place is within eleven to thirteen hours OF
Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, &C., by rail-
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Goshen depot,
and new and elegant stage-coaciics, passing,
ptdly over smooth ard level road or only eigh.
miles, set down the visitors at the Springs
MIR. ,. A. PORTER and Captain w. III. SALE Will
be associated with the mana cement Of the Springs,
and will be glad to see their friends.t
JAMES 4; FRAZIER, Proprietor.
THE R0ChBRIDGE WATER,
put up In glass containing all the medicinal
qualities as when drank at It's fountain head is
Kept for sale Ut the well-known houses of Mcssrs.
PURCELL LApp Co., Druggists, Rchmond
Va NJ. A. q e: \. SANTOS Druggists. Nor
Va, who viii furnish pamphlets containing let
tiers or eminent physicians, with few certificates
out of many OF tho Wonderful cures effected by
these waters my la-tJyi
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MT BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation i II certain and
speedy cure for letter, Ringworm, Itch, Salt
Rhcum, Barbcr's Itch Poison Oak, BlotchcS
Pimplcs, and all other Eruptions Of the skin. II
has been nscd with complete success in hundreds of
cases, many of them OF long standing aud Of ma
l2nant character. Certificates from some Of our
best citizens attest its deserved merit, and Ii needs
only to he tried TO insure relief It Is fer external
use, and completely removes al crupions OF the
skin, leaving 1t delightfully."- soft and pleasant.
Price, Fl. For sale by all druggists,
PURCELL, LADD < CO, Agents,
myT Richmond, Va.
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III BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-ThiS
splendid HAlR-DYE is the best in the world-thc
only true and perfect dye; harmless. reliable, in
Simultaneous. No disappointmcnt-no ridiculous
tlnts remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes inyigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and p"rfumcrs.
and properly applied At the Wig Factory IL Bond
street, New York. NH 2o-codts
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When DR.. HARRIS said to the colorcd con-
yention that Governor WELLS "waS pledged
not to accept senatorship' did he mean
to strengthen his own position by diminish
ing the fears that he would become Gov
crnor? or did he mean thus publicly to pin
WELLS down to the pledge that he might
improve the prospects of somebody else for
the office OF senator?
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BgowSLow STorrEp.-Thc Supreme Court
Of Tennessee radical Judges has just de-
cidcd that neither the Governor nor lhe
Legislature can set aside the registration
under the law of 1866 This gives the Con-
scrvatiyes or Democrats thousands OF votes
that were struck of the list at the last cleo
ton by BRowSLow.
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WATERING PLACE TO
RICHMOND.
TWO HOURS RIDE
HUGUENOT SPRINGS, POWHATAS
COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

This celebrated Virginia watering place. having
been recently repaired renovated, and refur-
nlshed, Will he open To receive visitors on the 18th
oil June. The arrangements about the place have
been made complete, the furniture is all new and
all the attractions Of lirst-citSs summer resort
are offered.
The character of the waters at the springs-white
sulphur and chalyhcate-has been spoken Of by
many eminent physicians rs containing great viz
tues. The grounds Of the springs are extensive
md beautiful and the views and drives approAi-
mate are uncXCclled.
The place Is accessible both by rail and canal,
being one aud Il half miles from the canal, and five
miles from Coallicd, on the Danyilc railroad Just
half hours ride from the city. Conyeyunccs ut
Coalfcld and the canal landing.
The following reasonable rates Of board are Of
fered: #...
Per day Observation-Disclosures.
Per week ..........................l2.5 0
Ut iliontn. ............... w"
Children. twelve years and under, and cclorcd
servants, half price. White servants according to
accommodations.
NORVEiL COBB 4 CO.. rroprictrrs.
my 25-lm
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nzyJUST RECEIVED, AND FOR
sale low, at PAGES, the following styles for la
dies:
SERGE BUTTON BOOTS;
SERGE BUTTON BOOTS, KID VAMPS;
SERGE BALnORALS;
KID BALMOR AIS:
CIIlLDREN'S and MISSES COLORED BAL
MORALS.
JOHN e.. PAGE, JR..
nv "s--1w l2e3 Main street.
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF
4 pARISIhN MILLINERY.
MRS B. l.. CAHEN,
ffnt1pnrl,. NJ 20 II nn,,,.1, -, =.

formerly Mrs. i. Demclman.)
ut 4D2 Broad street.
has opened THIS cay her SECOND SUPPLY Of
FRENCH MILLINERY:
which for beauty and taste, cannot be surpassed
In this market. Her stock consists OF all the no.
vcltics of the season. As regards her prices, she
iattcrs herself that she sell cheaper than any
other house i'll the city. All who favor her with
their patronage cannot fail to buy, as she il conf
dent that she can please everybody.
y. B.-Ladics wishing To MAKE THEIR OWN
BONNETS can lind great inducements by calling
on her.
COUNTRY MERCHA N'rS wishing TO buy both
wholesale and retail. would do well To call on her
before purchasing elsewhere.
Closed every Saturday until Up. VI.
n In,
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MARRIED..

On the a5th May. ut the residence ofthc brides
father MIR Edward king) Riverside. near lamp
'nn Va by the Rev. MIR. Adams. Miss REBECCA
HOLT. late Of Portsmouth, to Mr.. FRANK NJ.
HOW ARD. of Hampton, Va.
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GROCERIES. &c.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR
w LARGE STOCK OF FAMILY GROCE-
RIES. LIQUORS. TEAS. &C. We will always
Keep on hand large supply Of FLOuR, BACON,
LARD, FRESH BUTTER, SuGA MOL ASSES;
RAM and TO ASTED COFFEES, TEAS of finest
Inality LIQUORS and WINES of all grades,
some of very superior quality. and everything III
the grocery line. Our aim will be to make rcpl.-
tati6n FOR selling the BEST goods at the LOWEST
price for cash. Every article warranted and salts
faction guaranteed. We hope by strict attention
TO business TO receive liberal patronage:
SHIELDS, STEYENS& co..
Rro1l street
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THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.


After the report and resolutions were
read Rev. Mr.. Wall urged the objection that
they did not 90 fur enough. There was
danger OF Iattudinarianism III we'll aS OF eX-
ccssiyc rituaiSm. At the same time he con-
Cured in all that had been said in that re-
port.
Rev. DR.. Andrews and Judge Shelley cX-
plaincd that alluSion had not been made to
any other dangers because ritualiSm only
had been spoken ofby the Bishop. BESIDES,
DR.. Andrews said he didn't believe IN the
sce-saw protests against opposite extremes.
Mr.. Wall wished to know what the Bishop
meant bv his remarks against the Use OF
flowers.
Rev. Mr.. Sprigg: submit that it is not
in order TO criticise the Bishops address.
Mr. Wall If am not in order, and the
President 80 decides, will cheertllly take
my seat.
Mr. Sprigg: But perhaps the Bishop feels
Il delicacy in ruling you out.
Mr.. Wall Then | shall proceed until am
decided out of order.
Several members rcrSiSting in the point Of
order. the sense Of the house was taken, and
Mr.. Wall was decided out Of order.
Mr.. ID. L. Powell and others protested
against Mr.. Wall being "qucnchcd out"
and also expressed wish to have an cXpla-
nation Of the part Of the address about
flowers.
The Bishop said that he would cnlightcn
either Of the gentlemen privately.
The resolutions were then adopted unani-
mouSly just at the hour the mail closed.
PURSELL.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, May %, 1869.
Nothing of special Importance came before
the Council this evening. Doctor Minniee-
rode read the report Of the Committee on
the State of the Church, Statistics, &c. Con-
firmations during the year, one thousand !;
communicates, eight thousand six hundred.
) Increased activity is shown all oyer the Do
ccse among the clergy and laity.
The Council adjourned sine die ut three
o'clock.
Rev. Elliot II. Thompson, missionary from
China, addressed LARGE audience at FIVE
o'clock on missionary labors in China.
DR.. Minnigerode is preaching to crowded
house. QUINN.
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MATING. OIL-CEOTH. &c.

. - -
MATTlNGS AND OIL-CLOTHS.
HEMP CARPETINGS;
VELVET; BRUSSELS, and ADELAIDE MATS
"a MON and COCOA MATTINGS, all widths;
naSE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES,
nLOOR anu TABLE OIL-CLOTHS.
fiAh0 and TABLE-COYERS,
slips.
,i,, a IN, now receiving stock OF tho above, and
VIII sell ut stnau profits
,o -, X. p. RICHARDSON,
~ A'-sW corner Ninth and Na' "a ftEeets,
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VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER or MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
fmy 81
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3 PER DAY. 80 FER DAY.
RICHMOND. VA.

The undersigned having leased this the only first
class hotel located on Main street, and within one
square of the capitol, peSt-"ilcc,, custom-housc'
theatre and the great northern and southern rail
road dcpots respectfully inform the public that IT
Is NOW OPEN. II will he thoroughly removal
ted. and refurnishcd TO some extent
This hotel is world-renowncd as the hcadqIar-
tiers of the President and Cabinet officers of the
late Conicderacy. 1t also contains the historic
rooms of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
md Chief Justice Chase.
The travelling public arc cordially invited to
make their home at the Sp0tswood, where they
will find every comfort and delicacy that tlns ana
other markets can supply.
Express and Telegraph Office IN the building
-. j. NJ. SUBLETT,
G. i. LUCK,
W. b. BISHOP,
myG prOprictors
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

IA PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
L 4 CHESTNUT STREETS. PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned having leased this house SO long
and favorahly known under the proprietorshlp OF
nishcd II throughout in the most elegant ma nner. it
now open for the reception of guests, with all the
nppoiutincnts of Il first-caSs hotel.
j. Is. BUTTERWORTH Il CO.,
myl7-3m Proprietors.
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MT VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE

MT VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE
COMPANY,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.
COFFEE, COFFEE, CoFFEE!
Il COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE
just received, fresh lots Of
PRIME COFFEE.
PRIME GOFEEE.
PRIME COFFEE.
GREEN RIO, 2oc., k2c., 2jc.;
GREEN LAGUAYRA, 25c., CSC.
GREEN JAVA, see. 3sc.
ROASTED, 25c., osc., o0c., o5c.. Zoe.
TEA, TEA, ten!
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Reported Specially for the Dispatch.
STATE COUNCIL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH..
THIRD AND FOURTH DAYS.

MORE ABOUT THE CoLoRED' CHURCHES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST RITUAL
ISM ADOPTED, &C.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GREENBRIER COUNTY, ". VA.

These celebrated Springs sofavorably known for
their valuable ALTERNATIVE WATERS. charm
ing summer clmatc. ana rs one OF the most fash
ionahc resorts in the country. will De opened for
company the FIFTEENTH OF MAY: and
with the extensive Improvements that have been
made, will be prepared for the comfortable accom-
moditiOu OF from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR Is now the western
terminus of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
and the cars Of that road lin connection with tele-
graphic faciltics) Will be running to tho Springs
By the lst of July.
No pains expense have been will be spared
Ia secure the comfortable entertainment, in all
the varieties of accommodation, of The large MIN
Der Of visitors that Will resort To the Springs the
present season.
ONE OF TIE BEST LAWN AND BALL
ROOM BANDS will be in attendance IN extcn
siyc LIVERY has been provided, and suitable
arrangements made To facilitate every innocent
and rccrcativc amusement appropriate TO 4 fash
ionahlc watcriug-placc. \ number of FANCY
and MASQUERADE BALLS will be given during
the season.
Charges will be twcnty -hve dollars per week and
ninety dollars per month. Children under ten
years Of age and colorcd servants, half price.
White servants according 10 accommodations.
PEGTONS Il CO., Proprietors
lin White SulDlur spriuus. w. va.