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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24

Cotton Exchange in New York-An
other Accident oE, the Elevated kafA-
way.
NEW YORK, June 23.-The new cotton
exchange will be inaugurated on Friday
next. -
The machinery of the elevated railway
gave way to- day, dismounting the passen-
GERS along the line. Nobody was hurt.
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS. juno 23.-The High Regicide
conrt has adjourned till Wednesday. Two
more resicides were arrested last night.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Cork, June 23.-There was severe riot
Yesterday between the home tallors ana Inc
German tailors imported TO supply Inc
places of the strikers. Inc ponce aseo
stabbed. Many Of the Irish tailors were ar
LONDON. June 23.-Mr. Chapman, the
nrLlisher of MIR. Dickens's Works, pub,
fishes a statement that only one han OF
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Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, June 2S.-
Passed in for Baltimore Bark Elverton,
from Figaro bay; brig Mary Rice, nom
Savannah brig Shamroc, from savannah
brig Albatross, towing up to Nortoik III
distress. Passed out Brig Josephine
from Norfolk for Spain.
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.seavv Failure in New York.

New YORK, June 23.-Jamcs Boyd, one
of the largest dealers on Wall street. wrote
the Stock Exchange to-day that ne was
unable to meet his liabilities, and that he is
about s1,OOO,OOO short. The Exchange
under the rule, sold him out at lllH@elllS.
II was RoyTs 5000, 900 in gold forced on the
market that caused the decline to-day.
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REFRIGERATORS, DC.

NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
IN RAILgOAD-NOTICE.- THOMAS
s. FLOU2NOY, President Of the road; General
J. II. I5tBODEN, and Rev. D. 4. DAVIS, win ad-
dress the people the times and places named am IN
folk and Great Western Railroad and the Land and
raj patronage Of the people. The ladies' are par
ticuiarly Invited and urged 70 attend their infl-
ence Is always for good, and their couptenance
particularly beneficial In forwarding the great en-
sATUKDAY, 18th Of June, at Hllisvilie, Carroll
county. Va.
TUESDAY, 18th Of June, at Trap Hill, Sury
WEbjN EsDAY, Goth of June, ct Independence,
TRURSDAY, soth OF June at Mouth OF Wilson.
Grayson, Va. -. aa
MONDAY, 4th or July, at 1nomas's FactoEy,
TUESDAY, sth OF July, at Marion, smyth
WEDNESDAY,, 9Th OF July, at Glade Spring,
"TiitJRSDAY, III OF July. at Abingdon, Va.
FRIDAY, 9th OF July, at Bristol, Va.
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Petersburg Markets.

FStSTcuuTSs uAsA NSASs
JUNE 22.-Rye.-Market weak. We quote az
$l.l5.
COrn.-We quote sales at s1.22.
Odts.-Eone In market nominally TOTO TIC.
Pr0nuts.-Markct Eeuer: We qu tie prime 20
strictly prime ct 81. 25lEl.5o fancy, Fi.I5eIt2.
seed nearly out Of date, WITH but few In market,
Lire Cattie.--1o. l smooth, 6a,. gross good
5M53c, common, 3(l33c.
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Foreign MarketS-IBY TELEGRAPHl.

Foreign MarketS-lDf lELEEhAfhl'
LONDON, June "a No0n.--Consols, 923. United
States Bonds, OF. TaIlow firm.
LONDON June acknowledgements dull at
30s Cd. . ~,
ted st t. bends, 3ot. Tallow qliet. Sugar quiet.
LIVERPOOL, June -NOon.--Coiton quiet (;
upIands, II 3D.; Orleans, l'id. Estimated sales
10 900 bales Corn ais. Cd. !
IIvEHpOlI- June 23-EreninG.-C0tton Ire
p,lIar uplands, l0tI; Orleans, lOsl.; sales, 5000
GALES, including 1,G0u bales for speculation anu
export. Common Rostn, S.. Sd:
iIyEKPOoL, June 23-Ecentng.-Flour que
and steady. Corn arm. Lard firm ~ 6as.
PARIS June 23.-Bourse opened dull. Rentss,
T2f. 30s. /.
HAyHx, June % Cotton opened declining; on
the spot Il6st; ailoat, llI
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The decision Of the House in White
morc'- case yesterday was technically
wrong, hut substantially right; and al
though disapprovcd by many lawyers, it
viii be Endorsed by the moral sense Of the
ieople.-Nctr York World.
No one should do evil that good may re-
sull-loa>t Of all, cong rcSSnen.
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A DEMONSTRATORS -NOTICE.-HaV-
~ inyaraItsed as the administrator Of JOHN
e. WILLIAMS, deceased, all persons indebtedto
lie said John G, Williams or to the firm Of Nance
y Wiiiiams. OF which he was til, surviving part
ner. are requested 10 cali upon WM. JOSIAH
LEaKE, attorney ut law, No. ll14 Slain streef,
and settle the same. All persons having claims
item to the undersigned duly authenticated for
payment. 49,. 4,
NANCE il WILLIAMS will be attended TO by
Messrs STEGEy & SANDS, the surviving part
ners of the late firm Of Steger, Williams SANDS.
A'-'' '. ' ROBERT +. WILLIAMS,
Administrator OF John G. Williams, deceased
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Professor T. + q ss q we sn'yessl

This renownsd WATERINA.PLAGEy tl %
IL Ia, fnr The reception Of yisitore JUEE ISL.
9 Rsn iS Snrfngs offer unsurpassed attractions 70
both the inyid and the 20 st %
make II as comfortable and pleasant ~ ressioiee 70
al Sisi nSmerous sources Of rsRdAt wAyERs
NJ t,ssa SPRING vary IN azure from ss da.
frees Fshrenheit TO lilo degreea fsafe8heit,
fSrouyi, the intermediate degrees. and thae pre-
ssnt every variety or bath for chronic dseeases.
they are moreover, found 70 grspare Ess syssem a
for Inc 6enefe.ai action os cold nineraa waters,
whether saline, suIphlrous, alumlnons, Or chaly.
beate IN cases fos ahich Such waters y sse 1oas
az DESCHiPTfYE PAMPHLETS, containing 9
detailed account CT these Sprangs ang ot t
nu,nerous cases cured or relieved. Htu % htssDeu
an annIicatton DO the Manager, as the Sprisss, or
Ia 8. i, TIRDY 8 CO., Richmond Va x,,:,s
ATELEGRAPH UkFiGE has been essae.ssnsa
nj the Syringe, thus afkording ytsito5e Az oplss.
tuntty OF prompt communicating wlln rSfssy %
THt,s. 4. PRICE q CO.,
! my is-sm Owners, Riehmoaa, va,
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" The Mystery Of Edwin brood . had been
written. The story viii be published, he
says, as Ear as it WAS written, aud no one
will be permitted TO finish It. ~
TURKEY. H7TJ or
C0HsTANT1SopLE, June 23.-The Lerant
Journal says that on examination It turns
out that 1000 lives were lost in the late
conflagratfOn. /.
MADKrD, June 23.-Sefor CastillaIs bill
for the immediate emancipation of the
slaves in the Spanish possessions was de-
feated in the Cortcs to-day by vote of 4S
to IS, and the matter Of emancipation post
poned until next session. =,
A resolution prohibiting punishment by
the lash was passed.
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Richmond Catfle Market.

JUNE Is. Ct1ttle.-5o head at G6l73c. % b.
,Sheep.-200 head at 5ic. ~ b., very Indifferent
Hogs.-5O head at l23c. a. b.
Lamds.-l5o head at $s.7S@S5 ~ head; lndif'e-
CaIres.-2oO head at sea Sis per head.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

RAIH ALUM sfRiM Vt ;co,,r1v y.
This pleasant and attractive SUMMER Re-
SORT will be open TO receive visitors JUNE L
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. 9[N.< t.,rs
The waters are tonic, deobstruent, alternative
and astringent and enjoy %ids reputation fsr
chronic diacrhga, chronic thrush, dyspepsia,
nervous debility, &C., and are especially noted
as 4 remedial agmt for those ailments peculiar 10
The proprietor Is now prepared to offer unusual
inducements 10 both invaids and pleasure-seekers,
as be has reftted and furnished the rooms or the
large hotels and handsome cottages In style supc
rior III point Of elegance and comfort to those ut
any OF the Virginia Springs.
Those wishing 70 secure q choice Of cottages or
rooms would do well to apply early, as arrange
mcnts are now being made for Che season.
dress JU5EPd BAATEH,
Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, va.
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VARIETY SPRINGS will be opened for
Y the reception OF visitors on The FIRST. OF
JULY. They lie fifteen miles weston stsaate on.
cars stoppiDg at them The mineral waters are
very fne, consisting OF etxIybeate, alum, All
healing, snd sulphur Mountain see merry as Nh.
wster gratis. 4 ss9.EsF 90 e,.. ner
TENS: One month. 40 per week, ~ psr
fs ~ % r 90. pA.sse' Prophetars.
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Tobacco Markets fBY TELEGRAPH =.
JorIsyIrrE June 23.- Tobacco---Sales, 2S0
h0pshe IDS 1t sO6Gt6 for frosted SO 25NS7 so Tor
Tugs; SSlI3G.5V for low u medium bright lett.
ST. OUTS, JIre a3.---Toblcco-- feeling
I'm the MAJ kct, but prices unchanged. {
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= This ayorite and celebrated. WATERING
PLACE Is now in complete order for the recer-
ton Of guests. -. rrt III - aas. yl<tt1.,
to the buildings since the establish mens passed
Into the hands Of the present proprietor, and II i
his purpose 70 keep II In style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia. .f- r-.,.z
The remarkable medicinal and curative power
OF the water Is wen known TO the medical profess
T TEL AT pIFsftsfVE sTIMuLANr aud
TONIC, there is no known mineral Tater equal
to 1t. In all anamic conditions OF tho system and
,broken-down states Of the constitution, loss OF
appetite. and general nervous prostra10B, It's
powers and virtue as restorative may De safely
pronounced to be without = known rival aIucngst
the mineral waters or the world. - !,
They are especially indie ated In the whole Class
OF ailments peculiar 10 the female constitution.
The proprietor Will have provided for thelswns
and ballroom first class band or music isand
In general all the sources OF amusenttnt ano re-
creation usually found ut our best summer resorts
viii be at the sommand OF the guests At "hock-
BRIDGE ALUM.s
The place is within eleven to thjrtesn hours Of
Richmond, Washington Baltimore, &C, by sail
all in daylight. Passengers leave the cars 81 the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ut Goshen depot,
and new and elegant Rtage-coaokeS, Pa8sfng re.
ptdly over smooth and level road OF oaly.Signt
miles set down the Visitors at the springs 20 Yea.
s. telegraph ofiee Ia the hotel. 80 afH,sS
Z - JAMES A. FRAZIEH, PrOpFtEzOfs
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ROLLINS INSTITUTE, u
. SUMNER BOARDING.


Having agreed to board during vacation
tem TIE LIST Of July the h Of Ser
Ing that they and their friends reGtirs 4, ore a.
tention than my engagements win allow mo TO
give, nave made arranRements with Hrs. r.
oitz, OF the WOLFF HOUSE. Sslarn, 10 com
cuct the boarding department. of the Mstitute du-
ring that period. Mrs. Volts has most favora-
siness, and all guests WIN no doubt be- most agree
ssly entertained and comfortabfy provided for.
She would be pleased to receive additional board
ers, oy the day, week. or month, at less cost than
any OF the yaterinS-piaces are charging.
ING waters at this place are white sulphur. chs
lSbeate, and limestone The salphur-water is az
good as any In the mountatns Of Virginia except
the Greenbrier White. - 80 -
For further particulars, apply to Mrs. F,Woltx,
VOLT HOUSE, Salem, W., until TIE ht July,
Passengers for this PLACE stop &c salem.
I ,.....r.sr.-. CHARLES L. COCKE,
$3.50 superintendent Rollins Ipstitufe.
me ensuing session Of this Institute viii open
oa .,TEDsEsDAY the esth OF September, 1870,
Win more ample facilities than ever before.
= IeS-toe --, 80 CHARLESI. COOKE.
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The Cotton Trade I'm New EOrk-COt-
ton Exchange.

New YORK, June 23.-The cotton mer-
chants and brokers held meeting to-day
TO establish a Cotton Exchange-W. IL.
Guion presiding. A committee was APP
pointed to prepare plan Of action among
them. Messrs. Harrison, Slaughter, Ben,
and CrcnShaW.
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Financial and Commercial.


CORR AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-Tone.
Lorn.-White, a. bushels. Mixed, 20 bushels.
Odts.-282 bushels.
SALES.
Corn.-White, "a bushels damaged at 81 %. MIX
ed so bushels prime at 81.eS. ~
Odts.-llo bushels prime ut e4c. .
RE-EXHIBITED.
COrn.-White "a bushels.
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LYNCHBURG VA.

JUNE 22.-Comparison of Inspections and re-
ceipts Of Dose tobacco this week with last shows
decrease of l6 hogsheads and decrease Of "a, :
$50 pounds of loose tobacco. Market active and
prices fully up TO The former quotations, and pro-
nably little higher, particularly working kinds.
L,tgs.-InferIor to common. dark, s5@$s; COM
mou 10 good, dark, $70$7 go: inferior to COM
mon, working, e7MSS; common TO & ,cd, work
ing ss6DSll; good 10 fine. working, $1lGQ SIG hnc
yellow, smoking. S2o@s35.
LeGE.-Good to line, shipping, $10G$l2.5o: fine
shipping, Sl2. 5OIRl5; common to good. work log,
&0@$u; good to fine, working, SlI@Sl5; fine,
working Sl5@$2O; red wrappers, common, $t2@e
SIS red wrappers, good, Sl5Q*2o yellow wrap
pers. common, $2c@S25 yellow wrappers, >od
S5o@$4o extra yellow fancy, Seo4Sl00. Some
few small lots sell as high as $20o@$2so.
PETERSBURG, VA.
JUNE 22.-Market not quite so active yesterday,
but The prices of last week pretty well mainta neu
Receipts much reduced SINCE the harvest SIT III
We quote Tugs, poor to common, T.50GDSs. so, and
good /, very good S0GlS0: sweet sun-cured. sllGD
So so short leaf, $9.50@4ll medium to fsir leaf
$l2@QtH and good, l4GDbI5; cpal-curcd for wrA;-
pcrs, $5@fIOO, with but very little coming to mar
kct.
ST. LOUIS, June o2.-Tobacco lower ut $7G0ts.75
for planters Tugs; $7.5O9Df9 for common lei !;
$9.o5@$lO5O for medium dark; Sl9@S2O for fair to
good manufacturing. .-
LOUISVILLE, June % .Tobeoeo nrn salss 81
1860 for low lea. to medium bright wrappers.
CINCINNATI. JIne 2?.--Tobacco in demund !;
sales 2G3 hogslr Ids at $5 50l9 t43 go for common
trash to choice bligh: leaf.
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JOHN L, EUBANK.
GWEET SPRINGS

SWEET STRINGS, :, =, 1a,,,
This delightful WATERING RESORT, fayora-
bly, known as the "OLD SWEET" and famous
tiers aud fashionable patrons, will open for the
aeason on JUNE 18th. s a1,.s ~ itat
The location, 600 feet above the sea level, With
together with two extensive baths, Supplied
With mineral water from springs that rise In the
baths at temperature OF Is degrees, renders the
"Uld Sweet - the most attractive resort In the
United States. Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
tllumi mated by gas.
A suitable livery in connection with the Springs.
Telegraph communication to every part OF the
world. Board, So per day s75 per month.
II. JOHN T. WILSON,
lie 90-2m .,a .. 49, Manager.
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Since this announcement I have made arrange.
ments to aid in the management OF the Warm
Springs this season. My connection with and
ma agement of the Healing Springs for three sue.
cessive seasons will, trust, be guarantee 70 my
friends Of cordial and hospit ,ble w.lcome. sThe
public generally are reques ed to try once moro
lhis avorite old place.
je Pm = JOHN L, EUBANK.
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rur OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. +,

., TIE HUOnDMkUuTT. ~ q ..aS;s;,.I rr.
iities as 8ber drank Mt its fountain hesd u Kept
for sale at the well-kn0wn houses Of Messrs: EgR.
CELL, LADD q Co., Drusgists. Eichmond. va !;
and WOODRUFF Co., Lynchburg, We. who wiz
furnish pamphlets containing letters Of enihens
phYsicizns with o few cert ncatsa oat OF may oI
the wonderful cures Effected by these vaers's
fu1 s4T .ss,.asg =. LE ssU9 20
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bOarC per Gay, a. ou per week. bl3, per MONTH
$50. Children under ten years and servants, half
price.
This delightful SUMMER RESORT will be open
for visitors from JUL lST: stage will be run re-
gularIy twice week to and from the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs, on tile Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad. Those who prefer water travel
to the stage, and have desire TO view the magnil-
cent scenery Of New river, can take the cars to
Central depot Oh the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road, where they WIN find comfortable hotel &C.
leave for the Springs twice each weak.
The invigorating atmosphere, the enchanting
scenery the d. lrhtful fare for which the place +
noted consisting in part In FRESH FISH AND
GAME all the season through. the fine medcirn
properties of the water heing similar to the Green
brter Whittl, the nsbing, hunting boating,
bathing, and the moderate cha &c for boa. d. point
1t out as one OF the most desirable places In this
country for q family to spend the summer.
For any further Information, apply to the pro-
prietors. WILLIAM EGGLESTON,
New River White Sulphur Springs,
Giles county, Va.
JOHN TYLER,
post-ofiice box 2aI. Richmond, Va.
jel-eod2m ,..... .
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RICHMOND, VA.
THURSDAY, June %, 1s7o.-Receipts and breaks
have fallen Of. Prices have an improving len
dency. We, however, continue our quotations rs
follows:
L4l0S.
Shipping tgreen or unrip.l common
TO medium. 7.0oGY2 S2S
Shipping, ripe, In good or0cr. s.5}D 10.5
Working, common 10 medium ....... 750N 800
Working, good. s.6oR $50
to medium. .,....................... 1oesGa 1900
Bright smoking or working, good to
fine ......................... le.5o61 5000
Sun-cured...,...... ......:..,....... 8.5oG lilo
Leaf
Shipping, short dark In good order. 8 9.506S1l so
Ship ping, short dark, in soft order. S.5gD $50
Shipping, long dark, rich and waxy,
In good order R.o0Gl $500
Shipping, in soft order, long dark,
rich and Eaxy....:: 1o.5 0 IL 90
Stemming short and long. ............ s.5o@ 1850
Bright wrappers medium 20 good. 25.o0GD 1000
Bright wrappers, fine 10 extra. ... $4,000 1t0 co
Primines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 ESQ
Sun-cured leaf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ii. 5OM 90.
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T cCUsT GROVE,
GREENWooD DEPOT,
''rHE RoCKBRIDGE BATHs.''@.
pELIeIEgt SgNn ~ k REs3nT NJ THE

A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA
for fnyaltds and pleasure seekers. Nine miles
from Goshen depot, Chesapeake and Chic rail-
road; eleven miles from Lexington, yirRinia.>-
Accessible by double daily line Of stages through
the wcrld-renowned GOSHEN PASS.
I'D America. o. Z
The buildings have been newly painted and
otherwise improved. ..-'.Iaa.'' $50 Tl-,F
The table will be supplied with every deIicacy
or the season. q. ,~t-f,
Parties In search Of health or pleasure msy rest
and accommodate. RI :, : el-sTf. : -
say that they ave been highly. reeommended by
General X. f. Lee. General Fl. A. Wise, Governor
John Letcher, w. F. Ritehie, Esq and many
other persons Of note. The principal properties
Of tho water consist Of iron, magne8ia, iodine,
and soda. There is probably water In Virginia 90
positive, direct and palpable In ito efectson the
female system. Under les influence the distnrbed
balances OF the female organizations arc adjusted
and arranged by that good and mercifai directory,
the benefits Of whose dispensatory we are allowed
to enjoy, but seldom appreciate, and never under
stand. 49, % 4.1 .5has -
TERMS : O. per day. $40 per week, 90 per month.
Phil. T. BROWN, Proprietor,
Late Proprietor Of Jarratt's Hotel,
10 18-Tu&F4w Petersburg, wa.
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WARM SPRINGS,

w - = BATH CoUETYyvA.
This celebrated watering-plac will be open ON
scenery Is grand and beautiful; the climats de-
lightful, salnbrioqs, and highly invtsorating.
These waters hive been known andscelebrated for
their curative vLtues for nearly century,
Board: Per day, $275; week. $3.50; month,
' Route by rpilrosd to the Miliboro' depot On the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, thence, by stage
fifteen miles 10 Warm Springs. .-ftIS
For circulars containing full account Of these
waters write to Z. ~ IT III
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS ARE
- NOW OPENED for reception OF visitors,
Visitors viii stop ut ChrisM snssurg depot Virgil
MA ana Tennessee TaileoFa, where stages win
meet and convey trem tethe Springs, % miles dts
tant. BOARD: Fer day, SO; per week, SIS per
month $50. fe -eod3w !
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rms popular and beautiful summer resort win
JUNE. ~ A DAA We
TERMS: Per day. 81; per week. s,7 30. and f,-
raiies and parties remaining longer than one
rcn o,sy sso per month win be charged ChiI-
good B iiTeTs Years Rn Of sge, hslf:priee.
ALLEY free Of charge 20 visitors. Di~s"
4 nne BASD OF MUSIC will be In attendance.
HOT AND COL SULPHUR BATHS
Daily COMMUNICATION with the surrorud,,,
springs. Pamphlets, with analysis of the Sorinrs
ana tuli particulars. furnished upon applicatfon:
EDGAR CHAAC ELL0R, University of Virginia.
res physician. These Springs combine xii
the advantages of hcalhful climate valuable
mineral waters, excellent fare and last but ,I,t
least, most REASONABLE CHARGES. y
g. J. PEYTUN Il BROTHER,
n , Proprietort.
THOMAS j. PEYToN. iea-po,,1no
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1'HE HEALING SPRINGS.

'IlE HTAaEaNU FNINUS, =
n BATH COUNTY, vIRGINIA,
will be open ON the 18Th JUNE. They are az.
cessibie Ty the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
from hhlboro, depot, twentY-three miles by stages
crossing the Warm Spring mountain and passing
the W arm and Hot Springs, or from Corington
depot sixteen miles, oyera fine turn pike Of easy
grade, In full view of the celebrated Failing
Springs and the fine scenery on Jackson's river. :
Persons leaving Richmond or Washington in
the morning can reach the Springs that night, or
remain at Covington and arrive ut the Springs
next morning. :,
Pamphlets ettesttng the virtue OF the waters to
be had OF the proprietors, or of Messrs. Purcell
I.add Co., kichpond. or OF the agent at the
Springs.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE at the Springs.
Board, 50 per day; go per week, and $75 per
monlh.
b. NJ. QUARLES, Agent.
HUGH W. FRY, Proprietors
A. Y. STOKES, my 2s- eodtlJyls
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M know es-Tpp HOUsE.-Ihfs we'll
RockH'' ~ place OF SUMMER Resort, skuated In
wiz ss Sn sip On 20 tae glIa Ridse mountain and
eease and Ohio ra.iroad having been nesdr %
Etsea With entirely new and elegant furniture. is
10Y open Tor the reception OF visitors.
ably cool, with fine freestone and ehaiybesfa
water, and magnificent view. 0s" $40
Lne Undersigned having leased the above ,,ro
comfortab " 1Ae t1ieir guests
free OF charge. Address n. VIC uepo1
8. II. GOODLOE & CO., 3.
Ieo. Alton depot,
1e2-Zm Chesapeake and Ohio RAILROAD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24

nOUND-TOP CEMENT.-3O0 barrels Oh
IL the above superior CEMENT. " n ne s,w In
fairly tested, aud proved to be snpes q T.EE.
market. For sale low by q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24
SALT SULPHUR AND -

MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINia
IWenty-four miles south OF Greenbrier white
Sulphur Springs. 1''U
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24
THE NEW RIVER
4 WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
GILES COUNTY, VA.

Board per day, 81. so per week, BIS; per mont
$50. Children under ten years and servants, ha
price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24

TINE SMOKING AND CHEWING
Il TOBACCO.-Go!denS Star a!d virginia queen
Smoking Tobacco: Cloth OF Gold, Emperor,
Ward. and Sunny south Chewing Tobacco. "a
49, - W. G. DAEDRIDGE Z CO...
-. sa7 BROAD Rtrfst