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lssdsa:f 8as ,iEsBy Iced Goddsn, 81 5sf 81
Auct,oneers and Real Estate Agents, y
No. lila Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN ACRES
hsfOFsLhND,. WITH M r ROY EN- j E 800,
THEREON, IN 4lfE COUNTY OF GnES SIf I'M
Field, ABOUT, SIX MILES FROM RiCh li.
deed executed BY Phlip sehosser and Margaret
Ann his wife, bearing date nth January, Dig, 20
me as trustee for tho purpose Of securing
debt therein specified being thereto reqhestea "
seiI on m URsDNY The 10th OF JUNG 1870, at y
O'Clock NJ, at the ONCE OF Lee q Sondn. aug Nc
tfStssrs. No: s1l1a Main street, Rtchmond, me
REAL ESTATE named IN said deed-to Wit, "A
certain .PIECa OR IPAECEL oFEEhND con-
tanning abont TEN ACRES, more or less. fyine
and being An the county of Chesterfeld onsthe
northeast side Of the read leading from the Goode
BRIDGE road to tie Old Chesterfield railroad. apd
adjoining the lands OF Leroy Branch, Anthony
Hughes, sGhristian Cooke, and George w: short,
together with the appurtenances thereuato belong
ing being the same real estate which was con
viewed 60 the said Philip Schlosser by A. Relch-
mann and Maria HIS wife by deed dated the lst Gay
sOf November ns87s aIid of record In the CLERKS
office OF Chesterfield county conrt.
II TERMS: Cash sufficient to deiray expenses OF
sale and discharge o. note for $780, with interest
from the Idh day Of January. 1862 till paid resis
due OF proceeds OF sale. upon such; terms as me
said Schlosscr may prescribe and direct ana IN
the absence of such directions, upon such asthe
trustee may think 1t. ~ GEORGE MEIER ,.t.t
ID 4 -! - --.f'' e. 1I1Eff. Trustee.
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s, ;s Il ssars Rox Aaric--A Yogsa Lazy De
snSNss No MaaRYsAaAfSsF HER M AND s
SrawuaS SUrr .sFoR ExRESsEs-- AfeDFaRf
IoyKR FaYs. THE Bill AND 81
Drapy,TEp SgESfHEARr.T The Pittsburg
'Gosssseycial gregases les readers with sne
SaIloSvtng roIaalce Ss.. .z.s.. - u.
me Old and tinse.lsor1i asiage that run
n stranger than fiction was serlkingsy eA.
eu,pIi.ied I'm tho; case before . PenIl,stases 49,.
alderman Yesterday The story, y me ssrs
as &c can DO ascertained 10 about ~ soa.Ms
"a sssyal country town I'm the interior Ol
the fatberland decided 10 nseye 70 this eoun-
srv. They were poor, and had not SUN
c;essx means to transport the entire tamiiy,
and IL was decided that the eldest daughter,
4 charming Young lady OF some seventeen
su,rmerN.a should he left among their
friends while the rest of the family tried 10
Sock their fortunes In the new world. ~
yo,inr man who had for some time been
having his addresses TO the young iauy IN
Question thought that the golden oppoftu.
nity Tor him to win her hand had at tengtl
arrived, and SO he made an offer OF mar
and telling him that he was devoted to the
daughter, and would not only accompany
the family 70 America, but would bear the
entire expenses OF the Young lady. The
offer was accented and the young lady pro
missed In MARRIAGE: The family, accompa
MED BY the young gentleman, came on tt
Pittsbl,rg, and the young man here LEI
fhem TO seek his fortunes In The w est, so
ing to milwaukee,, Wisconsin, with the In
tcntiOn Of returning at an early day Il
claim .his BRIDE Circumstances prevent
ed him from returning until one day las1
week, when he came back and Claimed tile
hand Of his fair-weli, we, will, call bel
Christina. But, aIas for his expectations
the young lady had given her affectionsant
piighted her troth to another ln the shape
OF one Of the workmen in a ro.ting-mili in
the ninth ward. Enraged at this sudden
gloom east over his prospects, the youns
man sought the aid Of the law and deter
Iained that If he could not marry the
Young lady he would at least be compen.
sated Tor the expenses he had been to in
bringing her to America. So he commenced
acivIl suit for money. expended in bringing
the fair Christina to America. Among the
items in the bill were the passage money,
nay Tor four tickets to. New York
theatres, and sundry bottles Of wine and
glasses of the ssgood old lager-beer." The
bin which he presented footed up 2205, and
he said to Christina, "Settle this bill OF
marry me.v She decided to let the case
come before the alderman and have hear,
ing. At the hearing an acute attorney
who had been engaged for the young lady
questioned the young man closely, and the
blu Of damages was reduced to S42. Still,
the anxious young man insisted that the
bin should be paid or matrimony ensue. AT
this point the Pittsburg lover, whom the
young lady really wished to marry, stepped
up and paid the SO, and, as result, there
viii probably soon be wedding. .,.
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SALE OF yALU-;
II BY Wellington G oddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.


TIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE, ON
z CHURCH HILL, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD BETWEEN TWENTY.THLRD
AND Y-F0URTHy STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request of the
owner shall sell at auctiony on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the 9Th June, 1870. at S O'Clock r.
NJ that very desirable RESIDENCE No, 23os, 10:
Gated IS above. The lot has front Of ~ feet and
al depth Of $50 feet TO 3o-foot alley The dwelling
covered with tin is supplied with gas and water
contains IL rooms lis in perfect repair, with Iron
verandaf in front, aud 1ib windows infront and
rear. Also, water-closets. bathroom, coal vaults
opening on the street, speaking tubes, Eatrohc
alarge kitchen, containing four rooms, and the
usual out buildings. The garden is stocked with
garden Of beautiful design. This Is really AN at
ttactiye residence, and is located In. adesirabe
Churches, and convenient to market, &C..
TERMS: Oue-third cash;, balanceat one, two,
apd three years for bonds bearing interest, Sc
cured by trust deed. - .Et@r W.IG0DDIN,
3e3 ,,, - ..t,<.grs gs.s AUctionccr.
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fTHE HOT SPRINGS.

49, =
Professor j. L, CADELI, n. D., of the University
of Virginia, resident physician. = q lI;st!
This renowned WATERlNGt-PLhOE will be
open for the reception of visitors JUNE 1sT.
These Springs OTer unsurpassed attractions 10
both the Invalid and the pleasure-seeker. No ex-
pense or effort Will he spared TIE proprictors to
make It as comfortable and pleasant as possible 10
ali visitors. s,e ssa ~ ,;,-.t :.,,l;5lt Et;is ff
/ The numerous sources Of THERMAL WATERS
ut these Springs vary In temperature from SO de-
grees Fahrenheit to lilo degrees Fahrenheit,
through the intermediate degrees, md thus pre-
sent every variety Of bath for chronic diseases.
They are, moreover, found 10 prepare the system
for the beneficial action Of cold mineral waters,
whether saline, sulphurous3 aluminons, or chaly-
6eate In cases FOR which such waters as are found
In nelghbOring valleys are mainly Indicated. ~ II
descriptive rAMPHL Els, containing a
detailed account Of these Springs and reports OF
numerous cases cured relic ved win be furnished
to s. 9. TARDY & Co, Richmond, Va. . -
A TELEGRAPH OFFlCE has been established
ut the Springs, thus affordlng visitors an onpor.
tuhity or prompt communications with every part
ofthe world. ID, a. MCCLyNG, Manager.
: 1890. !. ii THoS. R.sPRIOE q Co,
my l8-2m Owners, Richmond, Va. b
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GROCERIES,
WyNEQ
BY Francis T.Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MISERABLE TWO-STORY FRAME
E|SInE =" 81 FO1RTH sTREET .BETWEEN
eJhCKs0N AND DUyAL, FOR SALE AT
eAUCTION.-On MONDAY the 9Th day OF june,
is O'Clock p. NJ, that desirable TWQ.STORY
FRAMED DWELLING No. 7as, containing Sc
ven rooms, with Kitchen, &C., located rs abovs
stated The lot fronts 2s3 feet, and runs back liz
feet TO m alley 10 feet wide. frr :, -.
| TERMs: OHc-fourth cash residue upon credit
sof four eight. and twelve months Tor negoSiable
mites with Interest added, and secured bya decd
OF trust, Taxes for 1870 to DO paid by The pur-
chaser. = FRANCIS IT, ISBELL, I
! 40 . ,s-i.y q ;%.as G.u&i - 4 Auctioneer. 4
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:! BY Lee & Goddin, 81
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, :,
l5.lN.,.- No. lI13 Main street.

|DOPLAR GROVE A HIGHLY-AT-
1T TRACTIVE AND VALUABLE. FARM. ON
THE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE, ONE
AND THREE-FOURTHS OF A MILE EAST
UF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT AUCT1ON.-If not sold privately before, we
will offer on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of June,
ififar, If not the first fair day thereafter tSun-
day exceptedl publicly, on The premises at s
O'Clock ?. NJ, the DESIRABLE FARM situated
as described aboEe on whish the late T1ha Pcs
LAND. The buildings consist, of BRICK
DWELLING with six rooms and pantry, brick
kitchen It'll 1--we rooms, houses for hands, stable,
barn, tce-house, &c. Orchard OF 100 young apple
trees in full bearing; dwarf pear trees; plum,
apricot and cherry trees. y,g
This farm, from its location, healthfulness, fer
tilty Of soil, improvements, and nearness TO mar
ket is justly considered one OF the most desirable
inlthe vicinity of Richmond.
Iny25 IL Auctfoneers. !.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS, :

EpATH ALUM SPRINGS, ..---...
/ This pleasant and ATTRACTIVE SUMMER HE-
SORT win be open to receive visitors JUNE !,
1870. It is situated ten miles from Millboro,
imme diatcly on the best aud 1uost direct stage
road leading from that railroad to the Warm, Hot,
The waters are tonic, deobstrucnt Alternative,
and astringent and enjoy L wide reputation Tor
the cure OF all cutaneons diseases, scroIpla,
chronic Hdiarrhoea, chronic thrush, dyspepsia,
nervous debility &c.,; and are especially noted
as remedial agent for those ailments peculiar to
the female constitutions. -. -. ....-l /;
The proprietor is now prepared to offer unusual
Inducements TO both fnyalids aud pleasure
as he has relited and furnished the rooms OF lnc
ri6r I'M point of elegance and comfort TO those at
any OF the Virginia. Springs. ia. ..-.-.- 4.
rooms :wouhl do well to apply early, rs arrange
ments are now being made for the season.
Fer circulars &c, fgiI ini g ao-
! o. Proprietor Bath: Alum Springs, va. !;
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BY Grubbs i Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AVERY
NJ VALUABLE LITTLE FARM OF IlFTEEN
ACRES. ON THE BROOK TUENPIkE. ONf
execution Of decree Of tho circuit court Of Hem
rico entered on the 18Th day Of March, 1S7o. in
the case Of "lIart. Hayes s. Co and ais es. II. r.
Cronie and ais the undersigned comml ssioners
appointed by said decree, viii sell at auction upon
the premises. ON MONDAY, sath May, at O'CLOCK
proceedings in said causes being: FIFTEEN
ACRES, lying on the west side of the Brook turn,
pike abont one mile from the city, between the
lands of l.. It. Irvine and nj. A. Tyndall, and run
ming back to the land of Messrs. Allan q Johnson.
The improvements consist of . 4 Bh1Ch
The land has been highly improved, and by Tea.
son of It's proximity TO the city, on one OF
roads leading to 1t, IS very valuable. ~
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with interest added the title being retained until
tss 90 .S sur ,s Me p"Ao' LEIGH r. PAGE,
'ssl:,e.,s sssags A. b GUiG9IN,S ! 2,
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THE RoCKBRIDGE WATER,

put up In glass, containing all the medicinal qua
lities rs when drank az Its fountain head Ia Kept
for sale at the well-knowp houses of Messrs. PUR.
CELL, LADD, j. Co. : Druggists, Riehmonds Va.
NJ .A.SS-C. A. SANTOS, Druggists, Norfolk, Va. !;
and WOODRUFF X Coz, Lynchburg. Va. who viii
furnish pamphlets containing iletters oil. eminent
physicians, with u few certificates out of many OF
the wonderful curea effected by these waters. tL'
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MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY
~ 1ilf !. 10 JlsFoR SAL E. ~ .t..ess

offer for sale my FARai, i"BEAUREGARU,' y
aittated mile and hall from tSe t
se ass5ss aa hs Mess
VG e Is as aEs ss, e sss
S neiy f aD 1gSTi s1sTr eases
to the white Sulphur Springs gives " inc ae'an7
tass 81 e & WiTERE
tnicopiCus snringHfhe almost exclusive suppiy1 on
water e. the White siP n apa mon nos the Compile
rion of che Chesapeake and Ohio railroao % the
Ohio river In the sumner nray account OF its
t n6s Is one q Sesti e l. one
mountains. It has fine bath and asnpetaD,n ,s :
dance OF. water, Tor mary more This Waser mas
never been analS zcd. but It is evidently p9wtss
of The systems There are besides one Of the 6oia,
est and strongest CHALfBEA.IEs INGSs , .an1
large body Of alum slate alne1se Aim
n Thieh b 5s essaSis5es ases
Giles place tae areat aper
ingplace OF the middle and southern STAGES oi the
Uaion. IL, -. ,, ,on,, Tn =, eo !,
sS,nSse e vsisoes 20 II, the White Valley
MSrld be grfa s d%Ders Such track
sI,itcd nv the temperature Of the place 70 summer
snort, would become one Of the most famous LII
the Union. cst .n1t,ro
This farm might also be adaptea 70 iish clsate,
having an Immense supply Of clear spring water
n lake of several acres. This business has lately
There is a large DOUBLE BECK HOUSE,
containing twelve commodious 'EOonls, upon the
place, together with outhouses. The grounds are
admirably adapted for the finest display OF ar
chitecturSI and other improvements. ..J}
It Is one Of the most attractive places IN the
mountains, whether for Improvement as place
Of pnbIfc resort or for q superb residence for u
Persons DESTROYS of seeing the place are re-
ferred to nv son, j. L.. COWARDIN, who resides
mon it. Either he or myself VIII state the TERMS.
-. TIT ESD d. A. C0WARDIH,.
( s. III. -.1..r. f..ry f>.l DisDdtch Office. d.
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RICHMOND June q 1870. s.,,,.f . f.. = : je 3

VALLEY AND JAMES RIV Err LANDS
" FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers TO- sell
rrIyately as whole or in parcels, his most de-
sirablc FARM, known as MOUNT JOT, situated
on James river and, the .macadamized road, one
mile west of Buchanan, the present terminus Of
the James river and kanawha canal The. pro-
jected Valley railroad passes directly through
the farm, and the Clifton Forge and Lynchburg
road near by. .lsth .t,-tL =. - 30
The place contains 100 ACRES, and is Of SUI
perior analIty-both bottoms and uplands. 1t is
well timbered, and has on 1t excellent water
power, with grist and saw-mills. ~ :.
ing September 1st, 1870 and free possession De-
cember LIST, 1870. Address, Buchanan, Botetourt
INV S.lawsw ~. t.JOHN T. ANDERSON :
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WARM SPRINGS, =

WARM SPRINGS BATH COUNTY, VA.
This celebrated waterlng-place will be open ON:
the LIST Of June for the reception of visitors. The
scenery is grand and beautiful; the climate de-
lightful, salubrions, andeshighly invigorati4g.
their curative Virtues for nearly century.
Board: Per day. S.. 75; week, sS17.So; month,
&c., r, -.s,... IN 50, f,;t. T.. :
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, thence by stage
fifteen miles to ~ arm Springs. st9E';} .,nl.Tf
For circulars containing full! account OF these
waters write to W. III. MCDANNALD,
5eoe. syr gent
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BY Wellington Goddin, q.
'Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

rOUR BRICK TENEhiENTS NEAR
or THE m RiCmMoND HOUSE. For SALE AT
be sold at auction, on The pre-
Gses on MI those tRe 2. srT
MENTS located rs: above, adjoining the lumber
gard Of Mr.. John "A. Belyin, each cont lining
feet Get and derth Or IS feet 10 capitalists OF
e, |
rs the aggTegate rents yield &72 per month. 5ssi
TERMS one;fonrth cash balance n, as one; two;
uie e . > >, . So w. 0DDIN. Auctioneer.
ITIGH CONSTABLE'S, SALE.-Will be
ifl sold on SATURDAY. June II, 1870, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Constable's office the follow
ing pFe9R One ine t. lot a't nrF1cE FURNITURE,
. .,,.@.1 u. sIpERoARD,. "." ~.
Ono FEATHER RED and BEDSTEAD, IS.
.'1' LOUNGES, .,,' -s. -
a.. H. TABLES, - t..,r.. 81 ~; s,-n
~ GHafks .~ it,. :.!s.'. .s. Il
-,.- G GR9SKNG T WksE, ',==.-='
F FhnGhaSsis &c., &C.:
to satisfy s'nry distress w5Trsh3s T ~ Rifss
High Constable. City Of Richmond;
will also sell nn same day. at IL O'CLOCK NJ =:
THREE. FRAMED BUILDINGS, on leased
ground situated on the north side OF Main street
between Fifth and Sixth. streets, to satisfy dis
trees warrant for ground rent In favor OF F. u.
TERMS: Cash. - JAMES LnwPIE-,-
led High Constable City of Richmond.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE TIMBERED LAND IN CHESTERs
the county court of Chesterfield county entered at
the March term, 1870, In the case Of II. G. Crews
and wife as. Mary f. Martin IS heirs, the under
will sell at auction, at Tonahawk station, on the
Richmond and Danv railroad, In Chesterfield
county. ON THURSDAY the 10th of June, 1870, at,
10 O'Clock M, n TRACT OF L AND belonging to
the estate of Mary u. Martin; deceased, contain
ing about ONE HUNDRED ACRES, and lying,
near said railroad. u - -. - ~, .x,, !.
TERMS: One-ffth cash ; balance on acredit of
four, eight, twelve and sixteen months for bonds
bearing interest from day of sale, secured bydeed
y ie e. IDS vi is 'N0 ssRooKs, Commissioner.
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- e.
iTb,s delightful SUMMER RESORT will he open
for wistors from JULYi1ST. Astage viii be run re-
e1ilarly twice a week to and from the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs on the Nirglnia and TEL n;
IN The stage and have desire to view the magnif-
sene eaeenery of New river, can take the cars 70
Central depot on the Virsinia.and Tennessee rail-
ou1nodations, and from which point a boat Will
leave for the Springs twice each week. .f;i:j ~
THE invigorating atmosphere, 1.-THE enchanting
scenery the delightful fare for which the place Is
noted consisting IN part In FRESH FISH, AND
GAME all the season through, the fine medicinal
of the water (ein similar to the Green
brier Wlntc), the fishing, hunting, boating,
bathing, and The moderate cha tge for board, point
It ont as one of the most desirable places In this
country for family To spend the summer. -; 4
For any further Information. apply to the pro-
prietors, WILLIAM EGGLESTON,' -,
! ~,;C New River White Sulphur Springs,
A@'1'i<. JOHN TYLER, .T.,,;.
post-ofice box os4, Richmond, Va.
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BY Ggubbs q, w illiamss9 3 sci IS
Auctsone1es and, Real Estate Agents ui3,.s.
= haIr,,aau Main and Bank Streets

FRAMED sTENgMENT IN RAG
H. IsAND's.ROw,i0 ON JEFFERsoNS STREET,
At NUCTI0N.asIsn tWEDNEHOAYtt the St1 Gay
OF Junes at oclDek r; M: we Viii sell upon sn9
street in Kaviandis Row. x -.
.'it has fanr rooms; and is arranged for q store
and dwelling. Possession given az once. . ~ = !,
sum OF money, as It win rent readily. =,
10 a ss-~r..-T ~, Auctioneers. /
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ByJRlD. Whitehead 81 Co.. ~
Nos. 3 aud Fifteenth street, between Main
and Cary streets. = 5ti'2t' - n

OUR, NEXT REGULAR SALE. WILL
TTAKE PLACE ON M0HDAf, eth Instant,
Cary, commencing at 1os O'Clock A. NJ. when we
win offer at auction alargc and Swelt-assorted
GROCERIES, ,t.x.,s..
WINES, .@''f' az 20
> ysg&Ey Z LIQUORS &C.; {i1 !.
TO which we Invite the attention Of the trade:
80 77fS' I'D. WHITEHEAD q GO.
N. B.-Partics wishing TO add anything, TO TINS
sale have the privilege Of doing 80 Till the hour oi
gale ffe 81 -t-Itf j. ID. w. q 20.
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DHILAD ELP HIA RICH SfTfx
H. MQND AND NORF0LKSTgAM-sss
4 w E E K.--Steamers, N. q RF OIL Kr j. ".
EvERMAN,. and j. S, CIR ZEN, composing this
Hue w asavs Rssmond every M0MAp sSi
DAY and SATURDAY, alternately, at Il O'clock
NJ! Freight received ssery day tsundays except
sFreiglits taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including; ineaIs and
IS. - - ". p. PORTER.
, TtiStH.t..2ai% .sbs Agent at Richmond,
n Al ,tsr- sra fs-.is Office No. 2s25 Dock street
} ss,.,...t<y i p WIN. p GLIDE & CO., go X.
III ~ Agents at Philadelphia,
lifttFnf'' y3.i'j 0ficeS No. Il South wharyes,
fe1s.a tfgrs land No. II North wbarTes.
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FJsO TOBACGONISTS. We are prepared
I TO make in the best manner all sizes of
.SINKERS, PLATES etc, at short notice and on
reasonable terms. We sheuii be pleased to have
call from allin want. &
mhia - scsf2E - ssf g l5aS Main street. =
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GnUBBs 6 WILLIAMS, ;Auctioneers. ct:ft}

POsTPONEMENT. ......
THE above sale is postponed until WEDNES-
DAY, juno 9Th, at same hnnrs Z, +; Z
= ~ GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, "
8 mya, - - ~ Auctionccrs.
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DEMTISTEY.

TUD. B. WOOD, DID: S.-As my ER
~ attention is not altogether consumes 11iffH
In instruetiug the profession in the science OF
DENTISTRY, would inform my friends aud the
public that In the future my whole attention will
be devoted To the practice OF The same. 800 =
Special attention paid 70 preserving the natural
/ ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any desired base.
I NITROUS OXIDE GAS always on handfor the
painless extraction; Of teeth a1lwork guaranteed
20 give entire satisfaction Office; Ninth street
two doors from MAIN. -.T 800 .lli ~ le5 ..
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T1HE NEW RIVER; st5 z. ..I!.-.i..1
4 - a. -. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
- GILES COUNTY, VA. 9i<t -

Board ner day, Sc so |: per week, SIS; per month;
$50. Children under ten years ana setVahts, tai'
price. 49, -;f,.zt... -. II j ..i-aas
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W1NDQWSAADE DEPOT, 1bas
w MAIN STRET:-M. GOLDEN is selling on
OILCL0IHS &c,, Is gold prices. Gold Velvet.
and CryststlS FED Shades, with Fixtures 70 match;
sjot nom oaa siins per yard r ap HIssE o On
duck. for covering carriages, at less than New
York prices. CAL and buy OF d. GOLDEN, 1855
Main street, betHeGn sAseenth aud Seventeenth
streets. APPS em
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i; r. Aar1es16a 3 - 8. !. s
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D 81 s & q. q. g; d ~
I. ~. q, 81, /. - ~ ~ 8.
ia. r. s.aa2WAs
saTRa4 EWs1s151H aisy1ni1RllI 81 F n fat =
asz W .. III ~ II
iPayas,Is. n dosa. Sc 9sdssis isOa,asssn
r. rs
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SUMMER RESORTS.

OCEAN VIEW HOTEL ~ -
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T,hia nopular resort will he open for the recep-
Ann Of Ghosts ON the FIkST. OFJU IL mas
been thoroughly renovated and rented.
d;ood and attentive servants VIII be In altend-
ance nj ali times during the season.. !, :,
There is n large VEGIG1ABLE ANn.FL91,M1IE T ~
HARDEN attached, and the FISHING ana SuhE,
BATHING, cannot be surpassed In tne uniVeo
The BAR will be supplied with the CHOICEST
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C:,~ il ::5j;&Gs
; EVERY LUXURY OF THE SEASON. =
~ 1 -. - .>tiI 80! $3.50
Boar9' peL 10 III = ll.t. II 90
Roar0. Der week 10
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porrenns from other cities wishing to visit this
Hotel Will be met In Norfolk by addressing le|
tor TO BOX 4 Norfolk post-oflice. -. -
II lie a. a. Wv II. tBRADFUBI>, Proprietor.