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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-19
THE DAILY APPEAL
Saturday Morning, March 10, 1870.
Man KILLED ON THE V. l. T r. r.

Man KILLED ON THE V. l. T r. R.
Yesterday morning about half-pasl 10
O'Clock u man named Thomas D Everett
was run over by one of the locomotives
of the V. & T. r R at the bend near
Dangbere's hay yard, and was SO seve-
rely injured that he died in about two
hours. One Of bis legs was severed
near the ankle joint, the other was
crushed to atoms, and his head was
much bruised. Doctors Thompson and
Waters were summoned but they rightly
determined that the injured man was too
seriously hurt for their services to be of
any avail. This is very singular case
Everett is the same deaf man who got
knocked down by a locomotive, few
days since, while walking on the track
between here and Empire. 1t is strange
tina, the warning be received then should
not have been sufficient to keep him
from running into similar danger
again but be was seen walking in front
of a moving train the very next day,
and then barely escaped being run over.
Mr. H. II. Bence, who knew the decea
sed, informs us that he was partner,
or associate, with the late James Stew
art, wood dealer at Pine Nut; that be
was extremely hard of bearing 8; and that
since Stewards death he has seemed not
altogether sound, mentally. No longer
ago then yesterday morning one of his
friends warned him not to walk on tie
track. There are good reasons for be-
lieving that he sought to lose his life.
No shadow of blame can rest upon the
railway company or its employees; for
when the engineer of the locomotive
saw him, he gave warning with his
whistle and tried to stop, but was unable
to do SO in time. Deceased was about
fifty years of age; wood chopper and
native of New York State. He is
said TO have relatives living in Sacra-
merto county, California and one man
who seemed to have an intimate ac-
GuaintaDce with him referred to Mr.. S. |
W. Burke of Sacramento city as one of
his kinfolks. He WAS a bachelor.
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SPEu, Il NOTICE The highest price paid for
State Warrants, by II. F. RICE,
at Well, Fargo Co.'S.
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CAMILLA URso CoMING.-Mr. S. w. Bug
bee, advance agent for Camilla Urso, the
world-renowned performer upon the violin,
called at our Office yesterday, and informed
US that he was making arrangements for her
appearance here on the 9th of next month.
Due notice will be given of the concert and
programme. This will be big treat.
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Hermann, THE WIZARD, will be here
shortly. He is under engagement to John
Piper; and John is determined to give US
Carsonites sight at all his best shows.
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MINING PATENTS have been received
at the United States Land Office, Carson
City, Nevada, for the following claims,
viz: Buckeye Gold and Silver Mining
Company's claim on Eureka Lode Mon
tana Company's claim, Humboldt coup-
ty, and will be delivered upon surrender
of the duplicate Receivers receipt.
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AN ANNOYANCE which needs abating
is the destruction of shade and frnit
trees hereabout by mules, cows, horses
and goats that are permitted to run at
large. Numbers of young trees in the
western part of the town we have lately
noticed barked by mules; and i. is no.
torious that goats have ruined a great
many of the most valuable and promis.
ing trees in this vicinity. The writer
OF this had as many as fifteen young
cottonwoods destroyed in one day by a
COW that had "the freedom of the city,
Now We are aware that there are no
municipal regulations which interdict
the running at large in our streets ofall
sorts of domestic animals; and more's
the pity. There ought to be such an
ordinance; and there ought also to be a
public pound in which hogs as we'll as
the beasts above enumerated could be
kept from roaming the streets, despoiling
trees, gardens aud shrubbery. Have
not the County Commissioners power to
act in this matter? There is but little
encouragement to attempt the beautifv-
ing of our streets and private premises
if all our efforts are to be thwarted BY
marauding animals.
TIE BIG RACE agaius. time was rep
resented here in advance yesterday by
the principal parties-J. NJ. Daniels and
Jim Orndorff-who came down to look
at the track aud "canvass matters. !"
"Kentuck" says he will win, sure and
on the contrary, quite the reverse, Orn-
dorff says that he will beat the redoubt
able representative of the "Dark and
bloody Ground" One side or the other
will quit talking SO much on the back
seats by the middle of Sunday afternoon;
for by that time Taylor will either have
bus,eu Jim out of his half thousand or
caused the Daniels family TO feel five
hundred dollars poorer. The race is
ION" this pop, sure.
MAGNOLIA SALOON This favorite place
OF resort has been very handsomely repaired
and looks as nice as new dol
lar. 1t will be opened to the public this
evening with appropriate ceremonies, on
which occasion Mr.. Mark NJ. Gaige expects
TO see his friends and invite them to particle
pate in housewa-ming.
If not convenient to pay cash, you can
procure Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
on such easy monthly payments, that there
is no excuse for being without one. c. n.
Maish, Agent. !
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
OPEN A Is, 1870.

OXEN MA Z Id, lStUs
This favorite and celebrated
PLACE Is now in complete order for the recep-
ton OF guests.
Someimportant improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands of the present proprietor, and 1t 10
his purpose to keep it In Q style not surpassed
Sd ywhere In Virginia.
The remarkable medicinal and curative power
OF the water is we'll known to the medical profess
sion and to the Springs-golng public. As an AL
~TERATiVE, A DIEFTSIFE and
I0NIC, there Is no known mineral wa er equal
to it. In all aHnmic conditions OF the system and
broken dc wn sraIes of the constitution, loss OF
appetite, and general nervous prostratlon, its
powers and virtue as a restorative may be safely
pronounced to be without a known rival amongst
the mineral waters Of the world. o.
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 q first. class band OF music an
In general all the sources OF amusement and re-
creation usually found at our best summer resorts
VIII be at the command of the guests at ROCK
BRIDGE ALUM
The place Is within eleven to thirteen hours Of
Richm onG, Washington, Baltimore, &C., by ran
all in daylight. PASSENGERS leave the cars or the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad at Goshen depot,
and new and elegant stage-coaches, passing ra-
,pidIy over q smooth and level road Of only eight
miles, set down the visitors at the springs to tea.
Telegraph Office In the hotel.
JAMES A. Proprietor.
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Auction sAIEs-Future Days.
ByA. g. .Pulliam, Auctioneer'
enr,hwest corner Main ard Fourteenth streets.
VALUABLE COAL AND TIMBERED

VALUABLE COAL AND
' LAND FOR SALE. IN CHEsTEEFlEnD
COUNTY.-In pursuance OF q decree rendefsI ~
the circuit conrf OF the county OF Ches'erheln lf
the May term. 1870, In the suit of James u: RAJ
ekGls Us. wilkins Halls executors &C., VIII
offer for sale p~uaIlclv, at Chesterfield Courthouse
on MONDAY the 18th day of July next. the ioi-
lowing REAL ESTATE belonging 10 the resi-
drary legatees OF Wilkins Hall, deceased:
l.. A TR ACT containing. by esttmatlon. cSE,
HUNDRED Ind SEVENTY-EIGHT and HALF
aCKES, lying near the Clover Hill railroad nd
Joining the lands or Franklin Stsarns, John En-
qua, deceased, CT ais. This tract lies directly In
the coal region. and Is supposed to contain large
quantities or excellent coal.
AND FIFTY-SEvES ACRES ignore or lcss)-
lying near the Glover Hin railroad. adjoining tho
lands Of Mrs. Susan Wilkinson Ell ais. This tract
Is heavily timbered.
9. a TRACT on which John Turner now resides,
lying On Swift creek and on Goodies road, sup
posed to contain ONE n ID AND
TWENTY ACRES. This tract has upon 1t a
DWELLING-HOUSE, wheeiwright and black
smith shop.
4. A TRACT called Balley's tract, lying about
two miles from Glover Hill railroad, on Newby's
Bridge road, containing EIGHTY ACRES, and
adJoins the lands of Arthur Taylor ct ais,
TERMS {: Enough CASH to pay expenses OF sale
and cost OF snit ; the balance upon n credit of six,
twelve, and eighteen months, the purchase giving
bonds with good security. bearing interest from
day Of sale, and the legal title retained I'LL the
whole of The purchase monev Is paid
jy8 1t W. w. COSBY, Commissioner.
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By Wellington Godfin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE'SSALE OZONE HUNDRED
l. n FORTY AID sEFEN-EIGHTfS
ACRES OF LANDIN GOOCHLAND COUNTY.
By virtue o. 4 deed of trust from Mr.. John n.
Davis tn the subscriber, bearing date 10Th OF Au.
gust 1885, given for the unpaid purchase money or
the land conveyed to said Davis by Andrew kalh-
ergfen, l shall, ut the request Of the said huthar-
glen; proceed to sell at public auction, at me once
Of wellington Goddin, real estate auctioncer.
corner of Bank and Eleventh ctrect5. III the cltyof
Richmond, Oh MONDAY The nth July, ls7e, 2t IL
O'Clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAID conveyed by
the said dtcd, lying and being In the county OF
Goochland, adjoining the lands Of fatterSon Al
len, William Branch, andothers, containing one
HUNDRED FnnTv AND SEvEN-
t-lGmI IFS ACRES OF Lend, ,...,. .
TERaS Enough in cash to dcfray the expenses
of sale and to pay off q more for s2Il.s4 with In
terest from 10th February last TIL paid; on 4
credit as to AaiS. SO until 10th August, 1870; and as
to any balance, on such terms rs the grautor shall
prescribe and direct or. Il he falls to give any
direction. then on such terms as the trustee shall
deem most expedient. y. III. LEE,
iys TrIStsp.
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By Wellington Godiin
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. At The SJUTHEAST coz
NER Of FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST
ALLEY.-By virtue of a deed of trust executed
to the subscriber by e. II. Stokes and wife, Gear
ing date 7th Of February, 1887, duly, recorded In
thereof, proceed 10 sell at public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of July,
1870, at S O'Clock p. H., If fair, II NOT, the first
fair day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE convey
ed by the said deed and described therein as 'front.'
ing so feet on the east line off-ocust alley ana run
ming back between parallel lines l2st feet TO an
alley in common eight feet wide.
On this lot there are two large tenements IN TN"
front, and one fronting on Franklin street, which
have been used and occupied as a hotel and board
ing-house.
sale and to pay OF Il single bill of 81 500 with In
terest from It'll Of February. 1867; and as to the
residue OF the proceeds of sale, on such terms as
those interested therein may prescribe and direct,
OF on such terms as the trustee may ccem eXpe-
dent. N1LLlAM II. ulBSoH,
ia % 0t,wtds Trustee.
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By James M. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. S2l Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A LOT OF
Il LAND IN Tue CITY 0E RIChMOtp,
t,e Of a deed OF trust executed August %.
1852, by George ". Allen AID Elizabeth NJ. his
wife to James Fl. Wal,hall as trustee to secure
the pawn emit of q certain bond therein mentioned,
dated August %, 1852, and payable three years
after date, with intci est from date, default ma;
wing been made In the payment OF said bono, ana
deco |, as substItstcdt Trustee, will offer for sale as
public auction on Mn>DAl the 18th day of
July. 1870, on the premises, at half past O'Clock
T.. N, the LOT deocrlbeI in s.in deed, rs follows ::
Fronting IS feet on Tnirty-iirst street and running
back 135 feet ; bounded on the northeast By the
land OF William Marlborough, Oh the southeast by
the land Of William Catlin. and southwest by tile
land Of p. G. Larus.
en- the said lot is a BRICK DWELLING, In
good order. containing six rooms.
9 TERMS: Cash. -. BAKER JR.
Sale conducted by N NJ. TAYLOR, Auc-
tiunecr. 1yl
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BY Lee Il Goddin. kuCtloneers,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i PROPERTY on MAIN STREET At AUC-
IION.-By virtue OF a desd OF trust from Charles
chumanu and wife, the UNDERSIGNED, trustee, will
SCI st public %a net on IN the p premise! at on 3
O'Clock 2. NJ, the following desirable property
that IS to say. All that LOT Or Am sidt OF r
Main street in the city OF Richmond having L
front of 10 feet . inches on Main street and run
ming back Loo feet to an allcT 4 feet wide, being
part OF q No. 800 in the plan of the city OF
Richmond.
The improvements consis. of L BRICK HOUSE,
three stories above basemen containing srvan
roons. built of the best materials and substantial
", with water and gas on every floor. and culvert
connecting with city %culvert, and now in the occu-
pancy Of Mr.. and Is known and desig-
mated as No. 900 Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets.
The terms Of sale as prescribed, by the deed OF
trust are Cash as tc SO much Of the purchase
money as may be necessary to discharge the
trust terms Of the balance to be made known Oh
the day Of sale. ALLEN E. FOHRssTER.
Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GopDIN, Auctioneers.
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BY Wellington tDddin,

sale conducted by LEE & o6prlN, Auction
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCEL
lLENT FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ANp
N)NE1Y-THGEE ACRES. IN HEERtC0
COUNTY. ON THE NEW GENITAL TURN
PIKE, SIX MILES BELOW RICLfMONU.-By
virtue of 3 deed of trust executed to the suhscTi-
Der by G. & T. G, Gerhardt bearing date 18th oc-
tober, 1862, duly recorded I'm Ecuric0 county court
In deed-book Nc. 70, page Ha, ! shall, In execution
thereof. proceed to sell at public auction. on the
premises. on MONDAY the 25th Of July, 1870. Il; 4
n'clock =. a., r. fair # not, The first f4ir day
the said decd and now In the occupancy of Mr.. q.
Gerbardt, containing UnE HUNDRED AND
NJ r"S-rHREE ACRES more or less, with a
Comfortable dwelling, - fneEeoR, The l.nd is
Of good quality, and a part Of %1t1ronts on ia new
Central turnpike, which adds greatly to Its V alue.
The debt has been 1lxcd by r. decree of the circuit
court of Richmo md pronounced on the lith Nay,
1869, In the case of Gerhstdt against Ludwis Hoyer
and c. l.. Ludwig 1T 81, 100 with interest from Isl
May. 1850, of which fl, 100 is due LudNlg f1oy O. and
Ill 900 due to Charles l.: Ludwig. For these two
sums, and interest as aflre aid, and expenses Of
sale. cash will be required, nnd rs to The res'dde OF
the proceeds Of 8 sle, on such terms a. the g~fanto!s
prescribe and direct, o. on t!,eiF failure to
give any directions, ON such terms ~ th. ,.rstee
dscm cxpedient. w uDDDi+,
ivo irCS:1c.
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bTI..c & GoG,i,l. Auctlonccrs.
80. 1I13 tIair street.

pRICK DWELLING-HOUSE AND
ID ALARGE O ATTlCuEQ o SALE
AT AUCT1rN.-WiIl he sold at auction on WEI.
NESDAY, 18th July, 1870, at 6 O'Clock T.. NJ the
BRICk DWELLING-HOUSE occupied by MIR.
j. Fl. Stanley. situated about four hundred yards
west of the city on the extension of Main street.
The house contains five rooms: kitchen with two
rooms also, well Of excellent water in the ard,
depth of 1870 fee t. n ls-ro6t alley. IL will he sold
as u ~holc or divided to suit the views Of plrclla-
sers. The close proximity of this property to the
city renders 1t very desirable as a residence and
investment.
TERMS: AT sale.
iy0 T. & GODDIE, Auctioneers.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
YIN PuWHATAN.-By virtue Of 3 decree cf
the circuit court OF PoH ha.an we Will { ffer for
sale nc Powhatan Depot, on the Richmond and
Danville railroad. on FRIDAY the 18th day OF
July next, II fair, II not the next ralr day, u
TRACT or LAND belonging to samuel A. Hob
son. lying IN Powhatan county, and withiu two
miles OF said Depot sontaining. F0UR HUN
QUARTERS ACRES. This tract has u GOOD
DWELLING and other necessary houses upon IL
produces tine crops OF wheat, tobacco, ana corn,
and lies very convenient TO market.
The terms will be very liberal, and viii DC made
WILLIS j. DANCE,
w. w. CusBY, atl
10 Of 2awtd commissioners.
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BY Hill & Goddin, A%uctioneers,
No. 1903 Main street.

VALUABLE SMALL DIST1LLER1
Y O SALE AT AUCTI0N.-We will sell
at auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the 18TH
of Jaly. at S O'Clock r.. NJ, II not sold privately
bes1Sa that day, the VOEGLER'S STRING DIS
TTfTkRY. one mile from Richmond. near the
Nine-Mile road. IL is.in the most complete order,
with all the recent improvements. and Is III" neat
est small astshltsn ncit near The ca
nacity Is abuut 800 gallons per day. The supply of
water is abundant and clear, and by analysis Is
nroyed peculiarly adapted to making wlliskey; ;
besides, q large creek. on which pens tor hogs can
be built, ina cool and shady position.
A great bargain can be had by applying to us or
HILL & GOBDIN, "
~ 7-eodtloStdtds Auctloneers.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

ID BATH COUNTY, VA.
This pleasant and attractive SUMMER RE-
SUkT will be open to receive visitors JUNE l.,
1870. It is situated ten miles from Millboro''
Depot, of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
Immediately on the best and most direct stage
road leading from that railroad to the Warm, Hot
and Healing Springs.
The watcTs are tonic, deobstruent, Alternative,
thc cure or 81 cutsnslns diseased, s~crofuls,
chronic dar~lrGa. chronic thrush, dyspepsia,
nervous debility, &C., AID arc especially noted
the female constitution.
The proprietor is n;w prepared to offer unusual
inducements TO both invalids and pleasure-seekers,
AS ne has ref:ted and furnished the rooms Of the
large hotels and handsome cottages in q style supe-
rior in point Of elegance and comfort to those at
any OF the Virginia Springs. ..'
Those Wishing TO secure a choice of cottages or
rooms would do we'll to apply early, as arrange
ments are now being made for the season..
FIR circulars, &C., giving full information, adj
dress JOSEPH
Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, Va
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BY Uill & Goddln,
Real Estate Auctioneers. 1909 Main sire

TRUSTEES SALE CT VALUABLE
J. REAL STATE IN Fl COUNTY OF
HENR1CO.-By virtue of a d. ed Of trust executed
to the subscriber by Martin Lougilnare, dated
April lst, 1854, and recorded in the clerks /, flee of
mcnt of a certain bond therein mentioned for the
sun Of S432. dated April 1st. 1854, and payable
twelve months after date dcfsult having been
auired 40 TO DO by Inc beneficiary In said dced--I
shall proceed to sell ut public auction, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY. 18th july, 1870, Il. s
O'Clock L. ~. If fair, If not, the fist fair day
thereafter, that valuable TRACT OF LAND
lying about one mile and q ,lf east Of Richmond.
containing TWENIY-ONE ACRES st the III
tersection Of the Charles City road and The Cs-
borne turnpike.
TERMS Cash as to so much as may he neces-
sary to derray the expenses OF the sale and pay on
said bond with interest now due thereon and as
to the residue of the proceeds on such terms as
shall be announced at lime OF sale
JOHN 4. WILKINSON,
iud Trustee.
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.soW Greeley was Engaged 10 Lecture
Sar a Western Lyceuna.

for a western L.yceuna.
F1om tic Brooklyn Union.
Mr. ar p castle. as most lecturers know,
e. tba thr;ffy president Of a bank ut Sand
y;nh nj and the active manager of the
,vcnnm in that town. He lately wrote a
letter inviting Mr.. Greeley to lecture tncre
in next seasons course. Mr.. greeley re-
piy was in n handwriting when the G9'tol
6afthe Sandwich Gazette says it would pc
nn Gin TO worship. as there Is nothing In
narth. sea. or heaven, like unto 1t. severai
eTnrr,s tried to read it, with varying re-
liz One thought it was m editorial on
tho t.riG and the figures 60 in it REFERRED TO
thn d,,tv on MIG iron. Another Thought IL
bod aa reference to the Mcfarland trial. FL
nallv. Mr.. Castle translated II as ioiio"s:
"nearSir.-I am available and VIII colhe.
II win be SG0-ncXt February 81. 1sto
other lectures, it seems that must o g No.
except in your immediate Vlclhi'! Wv
not come in Fchruary-
Tbe rest, of the letter looked as II some,
holy had smashed 4 bottle Of ink on u anu
tried 70 vino it of with 4 currycomb. huI
Mr. Castle having so large 4 Ialilaoe W
gucss in. read it as an acceptance, anu All
"' "~S.ypw1cn. ILL.,, May II, 1870.
Horace Grecicy, Neec York tribune: !.
uDear sir,-Your acceptance OF our INV
tation TO lecture before Il Association next
winter came to hand this morning. Your
nenmanship not being the plalnest, IL tooh
some time 10 translate it, but we succeea-
ed. and would say your time Sd or rep
r1lary'-and terms-'SD'-are cnl'iciy
satisfactory. AS you suggest, we may DC
able to Get YOU other : engagements III UNI
immediate vicinity If so, we viii ao'lse
YOU. Very respectfully
About a week afterwards there went 20
Sandwich the followingindignant response
very legibly written:
INV YORK TRIBUNE, May IL:
"Dear Sir,-I have yours of the 12th III
slant. l did not write you that | could lee
ture for you the 3D. of February, or any
other day. Yours. HORACE GREELEY.
"M. B. Castle. Sandwich, III
1t thus turned out that Mr.: Grecicy>S
original letter, which Mr.. Castle
in deciphering. was as follows:
"NEw YORK TRIBUNE, May o, 1870.
"Dear Sir,-I am overworkcd and grow
ing old. | shall be 60 next February, 81.
On the whole, it seems that | must decline
to lecture hcnrcforth, except in this immc-
date vicinity, ii | do ut all. l cannot pro-
mise to visit Illinois or that errand-ccr-
tainly not now.
"Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
an. r. Castle, Sandwich, ILL.,"
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MOUNTA1N-TOP HOUSE.-This we'll
WI known place Of Gummer resort, situated In
Rockiish Gap, on the Blue Ridge mountain, and
withtn one milo Of Alton depot. on the Clesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, having been newly re-
fitted with entirely new and elegant furniture, is
now open forthe reception OF visitors.
The air at MDUkTAIN-T0Pi IS always remark
ably cool. with fine freestune and ohalybeate
water, and magnificent view,
The undersigned having leased the above pro-
perry, will spare no pains to make their guests
comfortable.
Guests will be conveyed to and from the depot
free of charge. Address
$. III. GOODLOE i Co.,
Alton depot,
lie 24-am~ Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This CELEBRATED WATERIEG-PLACE
will be open for visitors on the 10Th JUNE.
The stage meets the up morning train rom
Richmond ut Jetersyilie on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
ana Saturdays, and on intermediate days when
notified. Fare to Springs and return (round-'rip
ticketl $50. 49,
Board per month Of twenty. eight day.. 30
Board per week.
Board per lay. ="
Children and servants, half price.
Parties preferrin2 to furnish their own BED linen,
lights, &C., 1856 per month.
Contracts for the season can be msde by appil-
cation 10 GILES A. MILLER,
Proprietor,
Jetersville post-oflce, Amelia, W. or
8. s. COTTkELL,
10 IA eod1st e Richmond, Va.