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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-08
ATCrToN sALEs-ruture Days.
BY A. 9. Pulliaui, AuctioneeE,
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.
,1uaRLE COAL AND TIMBERED

VALUABLE COAL AND TIMBERED
" LAND FOX SALE. In CHESTERFIELD
cOUNTY,-In pursuance OF n decree rendered In
the Circuit court Of the county or Chesterleid az
the Nav term. 1870, in the suit OF James ". uall
1T nIs. rs. Wilkins Halls executors, &c., VIII
ofer for sale publicly, ut Chesterfield Courthouse,
On MONDAY the 18th day Of fully next The 1oii-
lowing REAL ESTATE belonging to the reel-
dnary ~legatees OF wilkins Hall, deceased:
I. A TRACT containing. by ESTIMATION; On
HUNDRED and SEVENTY-ElaHL anu HALF
ACRES. living near the Clover BIZ raiiroad,. aI-
Joining the lands or Franklin Stearns. JOIN fns
ana. deceased, ct ais. This tract lies directly IN
The coal region and IA supposed to conts1n largo
quantities OF excellent coal.
2. A TRACT containing Two HUNDhhi'
AND F~IFTY-SEVEN ACRES (m0re or lessh
lying near the Clover Hill railroad. adjoining ING
lands Of Mrs. Susan Wilkinson ct Gts. This tract
IS heavily timbered.
3. TRACE on which John Turner now resides,
lying on Swift creek and on Goodies rosd, SUP
posed to contain ONE Fl UN ID K ED AND
TWENTY ACRES. This tract has upon IL q
DWELLING-HOUSE, wheelwright and black
smith shop.
two miles from Glover Hill railroad, on NeWby's
Bridge road, containing EIGHTY GRE and
idjoins the lands OF Arthur Taylor ct ais,
TERMS: Enough cash to pay expenses or sale
and cost OF suit the balance upon q credito OF SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser 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
iy6-3t w. w. COSBY, Commissioner.
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Nv Lee Z Goldin,
A]uctioneers and zeal Estate Agents,
No. lli3 Main street,

.EOR SALE AT AUCTION, on. TUES
a DAY. July i2. 1870. ~ @ O'Clock 4. M., one
Of the most valuable RETAIL GROCERY
STANDS in Richmond, on the corner OF Eenable
and Mosby streets, ut the intersection Of the Me-
chanicsvilla turnpike.
Also, a DWELLlEG-IIDUSE adjoining, con-
tanning five rooms; fronts II feet on Nenable
street, running back Ill tect. -.
The grocery stand has q bsick basement, dwell.
ing above, five rooms evefy convenience for 4
moderate-sizcd family, epltudld spring In the
yard, large stable and carriige-house kitchel.
feet choice peach trees and grape vines, yard
well set with shrubbery. II Will be sold us Il whole
or divided, az will suit purchasers. g,
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at one and
two years with interest added, trust deed to secure
the deferred payments. Half of the taxes and In
K & GODDIN,
;ro .AuctiOneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i PROPERTY ON MAIN STREET AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of n deed OF trust from Charles
Schumanp and wife, the undersigned. trustee, will
sell at public auction, on the premises, =. on 3
O'Clock z. a., the following d. sirable property.
that l. 70 say, All that LOT OR PARCEL OF F
Main street in the city OF Richmond having =
front OF 10 feet 2 inches on Main street and run
ming back LOG feet TO an alley 4 feet wide, being
part of LOT No. 429 In the plan OF the city of
Richmond.
The Improvements consis. of u BRICK HOUSE.
three stories above basement, containing seven
rooms. built of The best materials and substantially
ly, with water aud gas on every floor, and cnlyert
connecting with city %culvcrf, and now In the occn-
pancy Of Mr.. Schumanu. and Is known and des1g-
mated as No. sOs Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the deed Of
trust are Cash as TO so much Of the purchase
money as may be necessary to discharge the
trust terms Of the balance to be made known on
the day Of sale. ALLEN T.. FORESTER.
Trustee.
Gale conducted by LEE 4 GoDDIN, Auctioneers.
iQ
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A Id,ck or GeneraE lees Hair mp at a
Rattle. 4

The Springfield {Mo.) Leader has the toi-
lowing Some weeks since Mrs. ID. G. Men
nedy addressed a letter 10 General K. E.
Leo requesting a lock Of his hair, with the
assurance that il received it would be ratified
of and the proceeds applied to furtherimS
the objects Of the Association. This rcqueSi
has been generously complied with, rs viii
be seen by the following, which came to
hand yesterday, accompanying an allnos'
snowy lock of hair
LEXINGTON, VA, June 8.
Mrs. D. @. Kennedy, Springfield, NO;
In compliance with your request l en-,
close a lock Of nv hair for the object stated
in your letter Of the 18th ult., to aid In rals'
n gfunds for collecting and buryingthe Con.
federate dead in Missouri. / cannot decllne
rendering any assistance ! can to sucn an
object. though the mode Of doing it, when
YOU propose, is not the most agreeable 10
me. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
We would state that it is the intention an y,
the recipient of the hair to have Inc sun" ~
made into n ring, which will ne ia,n at a W.
under the auspices of the Assoeia'ioi'
dollar q chance.
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aUCTToN sATaRs~Future nays:
BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneess'
No. 11l3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE 2. LA AR 4

COMMISSIONERS SALE OFALARGE;
CAND VALUABLE TRACT OF ~
THE UPPER END OF GOOCHhAED cow
TY-Pursunnt to 3 decree OF the circuit court foI
the county Of Gnochland pronounced on tns OIL
stsy or April. 1870, in the suits of Richardson 90
Turner and others, and Turner vs. Turner; &C.,
the undersigned, special commissi9 one se I'LL H. t Gp
l,ieles. bidder, !. pae!ic au &c : and on ut fiI T, 5rsIqP,iS Plea,
5ant Turner hlei seized and possessed, contain,
Ing FIVE HGNDRED TMo MD E 4 nnh !.
Fendleton and Edmund Eontains. deceased, ana
others. situate near the Chopped roaa, In
about two miles or Hancnsv!lle. There IS on the
land O large ami Commodious ID" ELL anu
necessary out-hnusns. Scll-t.Ichered, ana apuh'
dant 5trcams of water.
It will be sold In parcels t. anil purchasers IL oe-
sired.
TERMS: One-fflil cash the balance on a crehii
Of 9. l2, IS, and "a months. bonds to be executed,
with interest from Date. ana title retained until
paid and q conveyance directed by the court.
JOHN n. DAVIS,
W.. w. COSBY,
Commissioners.
sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auc'ioneers.
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Why GENERAL EAuREGARD WILL NOT BE
CovuaHpxR-IN-CHIEP OF THE EGYPTIAN
hKxY.-A Paris correspondent of the New
York Express says !: "Gcneral BeaUregard,
of Confederate memory, was on the eve oi
being appointed to the high position OF com
mander-in-chiefofthe Egyptian forces. WIN
the privilege of bringing with him a stan OF
fifteen officers from America. The ARRIVAL
i'm Cairo of the new American Consn!-tiene,
raj, George III. Butler, put u summary emu
TO this. Mr.. Butler, as ! am told, lntimatea
to the yiceroy hat as General beaurcgard
was vet an :unpardoned rche!,' us ne
had betrayed the country which gave nm
birth and the Government which educated
him, there was no reason why, the oppor-
tunity occurring, he might not betr:y the
Khediyc. These representations had theif
effect, and General Beauregard will not
have the influential position in question;
To many the course pursued by ConSui
Butler will perhaps seem harsh, but when
il Is considered that Beauregard issued the
famous Booty and Beauty 'pronunclamen-
to- against General Butler. uncle OF the
Young Consul, the affair assumes a different
turn. You will remember that B~eauregard
declared Butler an 'outlaw.'"
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By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. S2l Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS,
" IN THE PLAN OF BELVIDFRE, AT
AUCTION.--Ry virtue OF a decree OF the circuit
court of the city of Richmond pronounced on the
executor, Us. Anderson, | will proceed to sell ut
public aucrion, Oh the premises, on SATURDAY
The nth OF July. 1870, ut half-paSt s O'Clock 2. NJ,
FIVE LOTS mentioned In said decree, being lots
Nos. 80, 81, 81, 80, and 81, each having 4 front Of 80
feet on the east side of Pine street beyond Holly
street, and running back les feet to u 20-fO0t alley.
FIRMS: One-foIrth cash; balance on n credit
of six, twelve. and eighteen months, for %negotia.
Bile notes. interest added. secured by a deed or
trust. The taxes for ls70 to be paid by the pur-
chaser. JAMES M. TAYLOR,
In m Spec!a I Commissioner.
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STEAMERS.

TAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATaSSsss.i
y CNMpANY.-FoR NORFOLK, &z24zEaEygs
PORTS MoUTH, AND Lsd nA : ~;
and elegant u. e. MAIL steamer
JOHN SYLyESTE j.,
Captain 2. G. GIFFoHD.
,a.,,ae oop,nan,ss wharf st Rockets for the above
nam, a olacss on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS
and FRjDATs at SIX O'CLOCK OK s a; nis an'
s.saen Sers arrive in Norfolk In time TO con
meet With steamers for Baltimore and poin's
North. .s an sr-f.
cal OF steamer. GO IA
FREiSiA1
p..u-ca rnostavs. Thursdays, aud SATURDAY.
from IL NJ. to 81 +. NJ. for Norfolk, rortsme"t ar
Roston. baltimore, and principal lanaiigs nm. e
chesapeake bay, and all regular lahdihs'"
river. ut reasonable rates,
No WHARFAGE CHARGED; ,a.,a,d,
Freighis for way-landings mast ne gre S~cnt
Apply TO Z % rom pany's wharf.
a n II MS
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BY Lyme K Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1889 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE, RES
' TAURAET, &C., ON TITS SOUTH SIDE
OF MAIN STREET NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
OLD MARKET, FOR SALE AT AuCTtoN.-
TUESDAY the 18th day Of July, 1870, at 6 o'clock
+. NJ, that truly valuable and desirable store,
with dwelling over same, and that weli-snown
RESTAURANT attached known as Sadler Ho-
tell. with FIXTURES complete, located ne above
described, and at present occupied by good
tenants.
The lot fronts % by ITO feet (more or less) to an
alley.
TERMS At sale. LYME t BROTHER,
kg nuctiOupcrs,
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Tor RENT, the desirable STORE c.
E No. l31. Main street. ut present occupied EMI
by Messrs, NcFetgh & Marshall and j. j. osborn
~ Co, This is one OF the best business locations
in tho city. Possession LIST Of July. Apply TO
te is -eOL2w GRUBRS Il " LILLE Ms.
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W. II. MCDANNALD. Agtnt.
OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

IL DNId IN / ~
This pleasant and attractive SUMiifR ~
SORT will be open to receive visitors JUNE l,
1870. 1t is situated ten miles from MillDorot
Depot, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
Immediately on the best and mos. direct stlge-
road leading from that railroad to the Warm, hot
and Healing Springs.
Che waters are tonic, dSoo3trlent, althrI.lIs,
and astrlngent, and enjoy q wlde reputation Tor
the cure or all cutansous diseases, scrofnla,
chronic diarrh9a- chroms thrush, dyspepsi',
as a remedial agent for tho.a a:l~nsnts peculiar to
the female constitution. .
The proprietor Is now prepared II offer unusual
Inducements 10 both inyalids and pleasure seekers,
us lc has refitied and furnished the ROOMS u the
large hotels and handsome cottages in n style supe-.
rior i'll point OF elegance and comfort 10 those at
any OF tie Virginia Springs.
Those wishing ~ secure d choice OF Cottages or
rooms would do well 10 apply early, as arrange
meuts are now being made for the season..
For circulars, &c, giving full lniormaGlon, ad-
dress JOSEPH BAXTER,
Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, va.
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CWEET SPRING

SWEET SPRING,
y MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.
This delightful WATERING RESEt' !arora-
bly, known as Tho "OLD SWEET A'i ianious
for the wonderful medicinal. pror::t.GS ni tss wa
ters and fashionable patrons. vii oirn FOR the
eeason on JUNE 18th.
The location, 2 0t3 feet above lie 500 lgrel, with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scapery,
together with two eXterslr- baths, supplied
With mineral water from sGr!Egs '!Iiit rise N the
.tUld Sweetn the most attracitvcsrc:ort IN the
United States. Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
illuminated by gas.
A suitable livery In connection fsiEht the Slpi pgs.
Telegraph Communication to ever! phst Gf tee
world. Board, t. per day !; S75 par month.
JOHN Z. WILSON,
lie 2o-2m adts4 - E 80 itanseer.,
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THE BRICK STA a.
Il BLES OIL Broad street opposite Brook IL
avenue, containing twenty-five" stalls, plenty II
OF excellent water, with Office In front. Terms
very reasonable, and possession given at once.
Apply next door.
~ S-6ts X. X.
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by Wellington GOddln,
A%uctfoneer and Rell Estate Agent.

-
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. AT Il SOUTHEAST CDR.
TlLR Of FRANKLIN STREET N LOCUST
A,.LEY.-By virtue or ! deed o. trust execute
10 the subscriber by f. II. Stokes aud wife. lear.
Richmond uustiu2s Court, l Shall, la execution
~tlcrenf, proc d % sell at public auction, on The
premises, on WFDSEcDAT the 18th Of July,
IA r day thereafter, The REAL ESTATE convey
ed hy the said deed and described therein rs front
Ing 80 feet on The cast Inc Of Locust alley and run
ming back between parallel lines l2st feet to an
alley In common eight feet wide.
On this lot there arc two large IN the
front. and one fronting on Franklin street, which
have been used and occupied as q hotel and board.
ing-houso.
TERMS Enough In cash tn defray expenses Of
sale and to pay off i single bill o. ~ 500 with in
ierest from 18th Of February, 1867 and as 10 the
residue OF the proceeds Of sale, on such terms rs
those inter csted therein may prescribe and direct,
or on Su, II terms rs the trustee may deem expo
dent. HlLilAM ID. GlBSON,
in oS-2tawtls Trustee.
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TOR RENT, TWO VERY DESI-sEA
Il nABLE ROOMS (eonnec;ing) on first Eel
floor. furnished or UNFINISHED. Also, TWv
ROOMS oil second floor suitable for single men,
with board II required. Terms moderate. Apply
at Ne. t23 Franklin street. corner Of Fifth.
~ 7-5t4
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by Wellington Goddiu,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent.

TWENTY-FOUR HANDSOME FRAME
Il COTTAGES AND SIX LARGE BAR
TO EACH, AT CAMP GRANT. ABOUT ONE:
B 30 4aH Hs3PERA 4 M!,tE EEfRo aft TaG "a HoEs
LYWOOD CEMETERY. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-At the request Of the owner; Ishall sell at
A the 18th Of July, 1870, ut 4 O'Clock 2. NJ. II
fair, If not, the next fair day thereafter, TWEN-
TY.FOUR FRAMED COTTAGES, located as
the LAND attached to then respectively, a plat
Of which can he seen ut my office, and VIII he
cxh, bitcd at Inc hour of sale. All of the cottages
we're erected for the officers stationed nj Camp
Grant, and are. not only conveniently arranged
but some Of them are very handsomely con-
strueted, beautifully papered, ard siegan'ly
finished. No one can appreciate the convenience
and comfort OF these cottages without a personal
inspection. and therefore I would recommend
that such examination he made before the day o.
sale. Major John B. Harvie and Gessrs. moore
and Plammentary, who oan be found on the
premises. win show the property tothose VINO may
call on them.
be sold SIX VERY LARGE BUILDINGS, used for
barracks, IS by 81 feet, two stories high, with por-
ticos to each story tfe whole length. 1haSe bar
racks win be sold to be removed In a reasonable
time. unless the purchaser should elect to buy the
ground attached to them at The price of $3.50 per
acre, or to lease he same at $50 per acre. :
proving part of The suburbs, and can be APP
preach. Il within 600 yards by the strcet-car rail-
road, which terminates at Hollywood, near to the
city reservoir, should attract nc attention OF gem
tlemen of the city DESTROYS of securing 4 pleasant
cottage residence go accessible to their places OF
business, or OF others who may wish to secure q
De ornament home so con veht lent ana NJ a price so
cheap rs to make T. an object to secure the same.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance ut -FOUR,
Interest or, at the opfion of the Purchaser, Que
third cash, balance Mt one andtwo years. bearing
ten per cent. Interest; and in either case secured
Avs W. GODDIN, Auclionecr.
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$4,000 900 GOLD.

OF FITglHIa, is preFaTclt INSUNr. 1SdTH7E
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE
all descriptions Of property or merchandise, BY
the day, month, or year.
ALI LOSSES SETTLED IN CASH ON PROOF
OF LOSS, WITHOUT DISCOUNT.
PEYTON u ELLERSON, Agents,
ie 49, eod1m' 1900 Cary street, Richmond. Va.
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VARIETY SPRINGS will be opened for
the reception OF visitors on the FIRST OF
july. They lie fifteen miles wess OF >Tannton,
cars stopping at them. The mineral waters are
very tnc, consisting Of chslybeate, alum, all
healing, and sulphur. Mountain scenery grand.
Music and other amusements. Bathing In healing
TERMS: One month. $40; per week. $12; per
day, 81. Children under twelve years and SER
wants, half price. T.. d M. BuRRUSS,
10 ia ON ...r..r -..r.. Projectors.
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aUr,r1nr sAr,Es-Fnis Day.
nv Cock & Lausiton, AueiioneeIs.
oc--.-.a.an FRANKLIN streets.

BY COCK Lauhi1ton' 1t, s,raofe. /.
corner Governor and FfanHt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OF HOUSE sa'
NJ HOLD AND oFFinE ~ ~ o,c,onS y.e vii
AT AUCTIoN.-THls DA
sell at on" n.n nnf haandson,e OAK nFFICE-DEsKs,
G.stSHTlssEkT OFFICE CithIhS. ~,
Amf1GSEEhNYy HIjEEhVS ami WASHSTANDS
- M~hhpppTE-TnP SlDEEnARit
STIfNEDW ARDRJBES and TABLES,
RRiEIFRIGERAToRS, WATER-cuOLERs'
I1hIis and SitUCK MATTRESSES,
naSE and WOOD-SEAT GH fRa
PLAIN and COI.0ItED Er'G sAVlNGS,
ANNIVERSARIES,
TIN SAFES, DINING-ThB7, ;,
OAK and WALNUT ENTEr SION TABLES
SETS OF BHLsTERS and ri LOWS,
COOKING-sTOvES and sIXTUSEs,,
CHANDELIERS and GAS-f,AlLRES,
COTTON and LINEN siNGaE sllEEu1T1S
~ Auctioneers.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No LIS Main street.

DRICK DWELLING, ON THE EAST
Is r. LIN OFF TUIRTY-SE GuND
STREET BETWEEN n AND o STREETS,
FOX SALE AT AUCTIyN;1By request OF the
at q O'Clock z. NJ, that VERY DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE situated rs described above, con-
taIning SIX rooms. The lot fronts ABOUT a. feet by
$50 feet deep. Well of superior water, good gar
den, &C.
This property will be sold a bargain.
jy5 + q GODDlN Auctioneers.
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NEOUNTA1N-TOP HOUSE.-This we'll
wi known Mace OF summer resort, situated In
Eockfsh Gap, on the Blue Ridge mountain. and
within one mile of Alton depot, on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, having been newly re-
lifted with entirely new and elegant furniture, ls
now open for the reception OF visitors.
The air at MDUnTAIE-TpP Is always remarK-
abIy cool, with fine FRI estone and chaiybeate
water, and magnificent view.
The undersigned having leased the above pro-
perty, VIII spare no pains to make thslr guests
comfortable. $500
'feco 'n"s S. II. GOODLOE L CO.,
Aftor. depot,
,ooa-.om Chesapeske and Ohio Railroad.
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rs,IIE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
will he open on the Is h JuNE;; They are 1ro ae5
cessible by the Chesapeake ana OIlo raIiruao
crossing the Warm Spring mcnrtain and passing
The Warm and Hot Springs, or from Govlngson
tcnst. sixteen miles, over Il fine turnpike OF easy
grade. in fun view of the celebrated talilng
Springs and the fine scenery on Jackson,s river.
Persons leaving Richmond or Wasning.1t n III
the morning can reach the Springs thnt nlght, OF
remain at Covington and arrive at the Springs
next morning. ..
he rid a: the proprietors, or Of Messrs. Purcell,
Iadd s. Co., Richmond. or OF, the agent at the
Springs. c.,
Board, 90 ger day go per week, and WIS per
ri. r. HOUSTON, NJ. D., Resident Physician.
b. 81. QUARLES, Agent.
DUNLOP & McCANcE,)
HUGH w. FRY, Prhprlet0rs.
A. Y. q my Zo-eoutioJ l.
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EUMxEn REsSGTg.

THT TRUE FOUNTAIN OF HLALTH.
IL THE COLI SULPHUR SPRINGS; al wo
miles from the taa,hen dept o, tM m,,, Iaes gast Of
Stanton. sixty miles from the Greenhrler White
SULPHUR Spring. and within an easy lays 1a1lrnsy
Of baltimore, I'D. Washington, }. 'ahi hlcn-
mond and LynGl!hurg. Va. -.
The climate T. delightful, salnbrioua an'i lnVl-
gorating. -. , 80,
Q The hotel is now open for visitors. 1hs ho.et
Is In attendance
AIine OF stage.coaches run daily'fr : %,, nso7 1iea
runniuY between The Cold Sulphur Springs ana
the Rockbridge Alum Springs, only seven mhes
distant. 80,
per mon h, $50. n..r
IL g-lGt j. J..
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA

OPEN MAY IS, 1870.
This favoriLe and celcbr:-cd WATERING
PLACE is now In complete order for the recep-
tion of guests.
Some important improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands of the present proprietor, aEo 1t Is
his purpose TO keep 1t In a style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia.
TLe remarkable medicinal and curative power
of the water ls we'll known to the medical Erofes-
sion and to the springs-golng public. As an, All.
TERAT1Va, DIFFUSlVE and
TONIC, there is no known mineral wafer equal
to It. In all anRmic conditions Of the system and
broken-down states Of the constitution, loss OF
appetite, and general nervous Prostitution, Its
powers and virtue as a restorative may be safely
pronounced to be without a known rival amongst
the mineral wetcrs OF the world.
They are especially indicated In the whole class
of ailments peculiar TO the female constitution.
The proprietor will have provided fur tic itwns
and ballroom E first class band Of music and
in general all the sources Of alnusemsl.t md re-
creation usually found at onr best SUD" q escorts
win be at the command Of the guests al E0CK-
BRIDGE ALUM
The place Is within eleven to ~tii1tcnr, nours 81
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, &C.. Nv rstl
all In daylight. Passenger leave Lta cas- Of tie
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Grsii7n iuput,
aud new aud elegant S!s,pG-cnaChea, rase!re "a
pidly over q smooth arc levs. road o. onir eight
miles, set down the vtaitors 81 the sprin"- 70 tea.
Telegraph Office In the hpt@i.
ia ME- 4. pror:!etor.
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TREDERICkSHALL.-This ~eih-hiio"i
N ninra affnafnd within haif 4 milt % trD.tt.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s WVt.H.t0',I u
rickshsIi d.nofI on the chesapeake an d OBJ" rail-
road, where there is q telegraph and post-otnc.. Is
now open for BOARDEIS. This is one 81 t!e
coolest and healthiest places between Eichmonc
and the mountains. Persons living In RichfhnHd
and wishing to place their families IN the c9un.ry
an oppoftpnity OF visiting them frequently and
cheap1y Will find this 70 be a very desirable place.
There are two passenger traius-onen night anu one
day train-over this road, and freight trains with
passenper cars attached. Tickets for three months
can be obtained Of the Chesapeake and Chic Rail
road COMPANY for Sls. emitting the holder 20
trayel on the road to ant from Richmond 10 ILLS
plac e as often as he plcas.E.
TEEMs: $50 per month! children under twelve
years Of age and cOlOrci SERVANTS, SIS. White ser
wants cannot be taken.
lie 28-1m \. ". HahhiS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-08

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