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MACHINERY OILS.

MAGR1EN Las = .o-~-~
,,- ,nEs4 OILS FOR THRESHING MA
E1Hn GIh2 A. rS and all kinds Of fne III Achinery.
LA I.2 III & HI.
W " M Es2Tk ia,1r's NEATsFooT.
ssWMhET OIL, &C.. SC. a.. .....
Fresh, and VIII not gum. For sale y novr
je2s --------- :. :. - :
3I0T Only MONEY, BUT THE WEAR
AND TEAR OF YOUR MACHINERY
VIRGINIA NAT 6HnTikd tt iii. Ao"Al
al ia the best sperm OIL NJ one-tnirdthe price
IN spie for slow or rapid machinery OF every des
scTptISa Free from n not soi the SrishSest
mmscSinsry Every barre warranted 10 give sails.
9sciinn when properly used, or 70 be returned ut
nnr expense. It Is free from all grit aud gum, and
Under the same circumstances as the best Sperm
or lard on, will not heat, wear, or cut the boxes
This Oh has been extensively used In this city
several years wnerever properly used
St Sss ,,Ns REQUIRE any peculiar treatment or par
t,cnisr care other than to see that the machinery
is clean ana free from airs sna gum 1eIofe inns oh
S,rchmsers are cautioned that the OH sold by us
d;tfers from at other Ltbrie1ting C:fs sold In
this ,,,arket We are the sole agents here ter the
every barrel or which sold 10y us bearing our brand
l thus Virginia NATURAL PETROLEUM
OIL, PURCELL, LADD u
co., Agents, Richmond, Va. %,
This 0u Is lot affected by extremes of tempera-
tnre stan ding alike heat or cold. 1t Is IN word
the cheapest Oh, aud combipes more Of The re-
Gussaitss OF good lubricaLor than any oil offered
Orders addressed TO rs will receive prompt at-
| tention, Snd be shipped In good, tight packages
fUhCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
my n Richmond. Va
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cArAwBA CRAZE PiLAs'

ATA VIA GRAZ PAAA
So. CArAwBA GRAPE PILLs.
CArAwBA GRAPE FILLS
cATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
ao :CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAwBA CRAZE PILLS.
CATAwBA 'GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
~ CArAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
", .cATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
ocATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
. !CArAwBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
IN CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
,s> CATAwBA GRAPE PIhLs
cArAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
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KssvPPsHa

LOB NEW YORK. The Old I'm
asnt ssde-vheei steamsrtp WYANOKE,Cs bta.in1
DoUr win am On TtEsD4 I, jay 1sgh, g :
1scieoE r., y. sreignt received nusn 2 oi a
Thressh ssI. o. i.d,ns signed and sood. ies-
az a and is Giose conns5ios sSs via O
sss .,
{. s,s JOIN Y: s;s4ss A. ssss..
T1oR NEW YORK. . Virginia ssRfa
steslaslip and Pse.s. CoppsHnpyT,sS,s $50
III TTf EsDaY, July isths 81 4,o'ciock. 2: q -
s.s ana t1s yen
70 an southsrn, sas:srns md Western places nso'
70 T Egsess asa sais sna extra.
Fs.ssst. fsefDs J.tBUER, President.
= ty1s-sts 9 III. Main street
TOR PHILADELPH IA.Atq5a
Il TWICE A WEEK. Steamer leks6ss1sk
Is .se;s M 'assiss hii n
sas aslsfs siee ter Boston p,oyasnse, Norfolk
PASSAGE te Phiiadelphis, 1nsluding meals and
e 4 J" 2 No. Roa ssss Be- af ssas
IAMEs RIVERST AMBOATei1Sn., :,
~ cRalb nsD Wa sf@ SSMK ssa SsSslsf
'arstclass route t0 New York via James river and
Chesapeake bay 10 baltimore, and from thence By
/ rail 10 Philadelphia aud New York. r.ft
Fare 10 New YORK. ~ 90
l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ." 20
@1'' SsLlmore...............'
Exearsion aetes to Norfolk and ;;i re-
Tickets sod and baggage CHECKED nroash ~
Garter d Co.'s Express, No. $40 Main street, and
| on board steamer John Sylvester. - =,
The above varied route comnends ITSELF espe-
cially 10 tourists aud peasrre-seekery, enabling
interest on JAMES RTV SR By DAYLIGHT.
$50 L. b. TATUM, Gen'l Agent
James Eiver Steam boat Company.
Office, 9Th and Aain streets and At RockeEts. III
nnv 7
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FERTILIZERS.

DURE NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER.--I
L have just received. direct from the mines, D
cargo Of the best NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLAY
TER have ever seen In this market, which am
10 which beg to call the attention Of commtsstop
merchants, aud all othe rs wanting pure and line
article; and rs the dry season liz now coming on,
farmers win find IL greatly to their interest 70 use
PLASTER freely, and as a pure article VIII cost
ne more than = common instruct your commits
sion merchants to send none but q fresh and par
article, which can be had OF ~ Gar -
h. - ID. W. MOORE, south site of Dock, -
my 5m foot nth 81, Richmond, Va.
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THE ATTENTION OF BOOKSELLERS IN
RICHMOND AND OF NEWS AND BOOK
kGEHTS ON RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
LINES IS PARTICULARLY CALLED TO
THIS B uOK.
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AH.ETkofUj4IrAN WORKS,

Ns ,ETkof0t4IrAN WORKS., - !
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL srREEqa
srATloHARY and pORpABLE KNaINE,
i and SA W>MILI.S;
gARK, HaRisT, and fLAsTEK aILLs;
BOILERS, F0EQIEGS,, CASTINGS ct IRSs
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &e. - sr-.F ;
ENGINES and SAW.MILLS Of various sixs
always on hand. 80 go - -
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on comm,I
sion or exchanged for new. All other repair
promptly and satisfactorily done. -. -. =
Bend for descriptive circnlara,
daA WILLIAM e. TANNER q 90.
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.rU MA RD LIN T.. =

& " ma u - " h' 4SkEN
The British and North American Royal Mall
steamships between New York and LtVerpooi,
calling at Cork harbsr. -
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the Wednesday cleaners, not carrying STEER
age:
First Cabin $40, gold Second Cabin. $50, gold
First abin 20 Goia
Return IIckeLS 9-"' boia
Blythe Tuesday and Saturday stcaners:
First Cabin. $780, gold Storage. 43o currency
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all paris Of europe, as lowest rates
Through bills Of lading from Virginta 70 LiT.
erpooI, Belfast Glasgow, HAVE, Antwerp, and
other ports on the Continent aud for MsditeITa.-
ranesn ports win be issued by the VIRGINIA
and FOhEIGN THkOUGh LINE, they having
m AIDE the necessary arransem.nts win the Oid
With the Cnnsrd Line thence 10 Liverpool, &c.
For rates. &C., apply TO the Agents OF the Ola
Dominion Steamship Company.
CHaS. G. FRAECKLYN,
General Agnt Cunard Line.
j. d. KELLEY, Ja., General Ag't Va. ana FOR
eiqu THROUGH Line. - git 800, E
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REAL ESTATE ar PRIVATE SALE
CTORE-HOUSE AND DWELLING
-, FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE
CTORE-HOUSE AND DWELLING O.,
., FOR SALE.
As the agent of B. H. Sparks, offer for sale the
Isl miles east OF Madison Courthouse, known as
OAK PABK. s,-
There arc THIRTY FIVE ACRES OF LAND.
well improved, upon which there Is an excellent
ali necessary outhouses, and in the yard Is well
ofsUrkHioR W VAT ! u, The
now occupied by Messrs. Yaser q Collins, Is IN
good condition, and one Of the best locations for
business IN Tie county. being In wealthy neigh
borhood eight miles from thc y. A. & NJ. X. k,
No better opportunity for 4 good Investment to
person with small capital wishing. to engage In
This properly is offered f1r sale that the owner
may be relieved from lecuni4ry emoarrassmenis
sns late the b
erly at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises TO
TERMS: viii be made accommodating.
fOr i"f'net particular . K. ". SPARKS,
iyl5-lawsw< Madison Court house, Va.
$3.50 LOTS IN SIDNEY. $3.50.
un.i paid for. Located In very desirable and
improving part OF the city, and near the street
railway. For map and partlc MARS apply 70
- -. K. 3. NEW BURN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
te28 no. 1016 Main street.
TARMS,
Il BUILDING LOTS
- DWELLINGS, and STORES
for sale BY W. h. ROBINS, -..sg.
jel5-sm Real Estate Agent Ills Main st.
+ OTIS IN FIVE TO TEN ACRES
F--3.. FOB SALE. .y.s- ...---.
$50 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL TABLE LAND,
fronting on the Williamsburg turnpike, east OF
and adjoining the city of Richmond, for sale
In FIVE TO TEN-ACRE LOTS. j. r.s
a.t PRICE: 500 PER ACRE.
One-ffth cash the balance in 9, IL, 10, "a, 80,
- RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
my SIM llls M!ir street.
.13S x-ACEE BUILDING LOTS,
adjoining Manchester, In Marks addition, for
sale. rrIce, 800 to sla6 per lot.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash the balance in Q, Il,
Is, ana II months, Apply 10
- RICHARDSON 8 CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneera,
ap ct--sm lll2 MSin street, Richmond, va.
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EOR NEW YORK. FxTh
E OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP S234k&
- COMPANY.
cha sice;wheal sseaIusaigs " YANoKE' iaA AZ
MARLE, and HATTERAS, leave New York foS
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, every 4 UES.
DAY. THURSDAY, anu SATURDAY ~ oeiocs
r. n Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FIJI.
DAY, and SUNDAY, &. high TIDE.
Thsse slins are entirely aew They bave elegant
,aioans and ststeroons. The fare, accomMod&N
lions, and attention, arc unsurpassed.
= Close connections Gads With ste2msrS for III
southern aud European ports.
TER OF ONE PEI CENT, a. the o1css OF tn
COMPANY. - IL 49,. t+..... -.....
= =. tis.t JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
- N0. Governor ptrAAf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17

)" FREIGHT OFFICE or JAS. RIVER q k.Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE TOSSfe.arsnTIa
~ HIPP ERS.-freisht for =
Lynchburg and the Southwest received rs This
Office and forwarded By canal without detention
All freight coming from Lynchburg ana oeyond
to Richmond and points North Will be prompGy
forwarded IF CONSIGNED 70 the care Of Canal Agent
at Lynchburg. ~, Il. DILLON, Agens gent.
my 1a-am st.-,, 1893 DOCK streeI
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Price, FIFTY CENTS. Liberal discounts 10 thu
trade. ..... ....s
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BY 9rubbs q Williams. ~
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, 81
street betveen Main aud Bank streets.

: ,, = BY 6ruDDe q Hlunuss
Auctioneers and Real Estate AgerNr p. a1
Eleventh street. between Main aud Bank streets
MISERABLE BUILDING LOTS, IN
FOR Sale. At Z, o, AZ;
TON. ON MONDAY, 18th July, at % O'CLOCK o,si
p. III, we Will eel upon the pre- nlses, LIZ no ~,
2ss on the plan Of the town OF and ss sis
fronting les feet on shstreet ADD running oack
its nearness TO the Dsnvile railroad shops anu
the Msnchester terminus OF the free bridge mahe
this propersy very desirable as an investment as
tt must fmprovein value. # Z
,y IsA' ~ GRUBBs wTLLIAMs, Aucts.
Nv Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers, ~
Corner of Governor and FRANKLIN streets.
DARKROOM FIXTURES, LIQUORS,
ID SC. AT AUCTloN.-0n MoN ,pa 4, s nnt
ITlh inst at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at Inc par aa
restaurant just below the Ballard hTgse
Franklin street, the contents Of the estapLshment
phracing ever. thing necessary Ier conuactint
such business, together with
BA lXruRES,
LIQUORS.. ss... -'a
ty15 G0OK & LAUGHTnN, Aucte.
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Observation-Disclosures,
~ GOMPAEY.--FOR INV YORK, 1&sttsssanfk
PHH.AIyELPHIA, BALTIMORE, .NVhEVLh,
PORTSMOUTH, ard ALL EEGULAR LAND
INGS ON THE LANES RIVER. The fast and
> .ati elegant United States mail steamer 81
dsp.sin q. d. anroaD,
leaves conpany's wharf at Rccketts for the
abovc-named places on MONDAYS, WEDEES.
DAYS, Snd FRIDAYS, NJ SIX O'CLOCK A. NJ,
and returns on Tuesdays, Thurudays, and Sstur-
days. .3@+ = ~
New York
rfVafoY steamer. - .sszlf
Fare TO New YORK,
E3re 10 80
rare 70 Nv
Excursion tickets 10 Norfolk and return.... %.
TICKETS ON SALE a. CARRIER CO.'S
EXPIRES, and baggage checked through.
The SYLVESTEKw viii be chartered for moon
Hgat excursions at . reasonable charge.
Freight received Taexoays, Thursdays, and ~.
turdayS for NORFOLK Portsno uth, Boston, Bslti-
more, aud principal lAndtnSe ON Chesapeake bay
and ali re sulsr landings On James river, st REA.
spE t,A1sE RATASs Freight received from A.
FSeixht for way landings mast be prepaid. :.
4stfS5 stEsst I. tB. TATUM Gsntrsl Ageak -
49, risgt yy.yy Once, Conpanyts wharf.
puV IL Branch Oflica Corner Main and 9Th gts.
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..rg Tror.m,x EXTRACTS.


HELMBoLD's,
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD's
RELMBoLDSs
HsLhBoLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELM BOLD's
HELMBOLD's,
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLDs
HELMB0LD'S
HELMBoLDD
HELHBOLD'S
HELMBoLD's
HELMBoLDfS
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yEKd
u vALUA HLE RNATI ESTATMYll,N =, rhA : -
SPRINGs.-This celebrated and weltknown NV wa.
terDg paOa place public reao n ter sneso
~ thn ynTa,nisea On MONDAY. alst day OF An-
IS she c1
S po;h conniv at the last May term Of said
s canl. q The tract contains TWl gHoUsAND
CREs, or upwards, Of valuable productive graz
n gbe hotel is spacious and well built There ere
Ave warm baths Of Temperature of % 70 ~ , &C.
gcees Fahrephet There are coy coid and Wsrn
a an}na Ssihs as desirable can bemade -
TERMg or sALE Dash In han ~ ssin end ne
70 Inc er residue, in Eve equal instalmsnss WIN. IN
erest ~ Che dav Of sale the ind
III ti.ia Withheld rs ultimate security. 1
further Apply 70 sad aso zee
lob mis- WM. ii. TkRRILL,l com,rs.
hd ~ isDiaw4E q JOHN LETCHER, -
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AUCrIoH s1Ls;s Ssssss DAYS:
By Coos o Langhfon,e Aucsionesss .fa
= n,.ns, at Governor and franklin sstrests. :

Corner OF Governor and franklin sstfests. sts
COLLECTION On g GIRO,
Ma TSEgGH Plate MlR sRsSg1lIsu A ~,
PAsos, ar nv W ..', ~ o oar auc
The 1stH inst ct 10 clock we vii se Collection Of
cTRIyssSss i'm ri and walnut frames, en- snid he
many dnpiieates Of the valuable eohecsion so'
Us flew weeks ago. Also, 70 -. -,
one handsome se7en-ocsaye ROSEWOOD Z e =
ANO, - ss...si s ,,,,r 1,yr ~ PIANO,
Sne sfr-nctaye- MA HOGkEY; CASEPlAN N.Y., ,c !.
one ERESCH PLATE PIE Y MLEROk, - Dy r %,
i,arge-sfze FRENCH PLATE MkMTIMtInl, !, AIN m
:. ~ ..r... -. 800 Auctioneers.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND ~sfTfA
Y PACKET COMP hEY.-Tbes 1900
every sATBRDAY; leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY. .sLg !s5si-.rf
York every TUESDAY leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. TItIaG| A9..
u. J. BURK, PresIdent,
&c 20 liza ain street
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-08

In newspaper discussion, as in personal
argument, resort to epithet and abuse, is
unfailing evidence of bad cause. When
forced into a controversy with an abu-
sive opponent, it has ever been our rule, as
laid down by him whose wisdom attracted
earnest inquirers after truth ''from the ut
termost parts of the EARTH" LIST. "An-
swer not fool according to his folly. lest
thou be like unto him." and End, "answer
fool according to his folly, lest he be wise
in his own conceit.7
We propose, when the Wing has ex-
hausted its Ihesaiaas of abusive terms,
and is prepared to discuss the Funding Bill
on its merits, to reaffirn and particularize
our objections to that measurement in a
partisan spirit, but in such broad and COM
prehensive manner as the Importance of
the subject demands, and as our duty to
the people of the State, irrespective Of
politics, requires of us as public journalists.
The subterfuge of the Wing as to the final
vote, will avail nothing.
1t is well known that the test vote was
upon the motion to reconsider the vote by
which at morning session the bill was Or
dered to be recommitted, with instructions ;
this motion to reconsider prevailing under
the eloquent dictation of a prominent Con-
sentative, to the effect that the bill must be
passed without dotting an or crossing q T.
and that the Legislature should not adjourn
until his mandate was obeyed. The fnal
passage was not question of majorities
seventy affirmative votes "a constitutions
majority being required. Democrats
framed, managed and passed the bill, and
it is now before the people for their appro-
val or condemnation.
We think it is open to criticism, and
many tax payers concur with us in oul
opinion; but we do not propose to lose oul
temper in the discussion of aquestion which
is not in any aspect properly partisan, pre-
ferring to seek that solution Of the problem
which shall best conduce to the good of al
parties, whether they be tax payers OF
bond holders. Judging from New York
quotations, August 9TH Consolidated
bonds, 66 offered, 81 asked /; deferred bonds
"a. 30 offered-the measure is not success
full as financial scheme to elevate oul
State credit, while the price of deferred
bonds is ominous of "a lion in the lobby
ut no far distant date.
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PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
rT,HE LARGEST TYPE FOUNDRY
rINHE LARGEST TYPE FOUNDRY
AND MORE EXTENSIVE
PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
South of Philadelphia, is the establishment Of
HI. PELoUzE & Co.
RICHMOND. VA

The Richmond Dispatch says;
"RIcHMoND TYPE FouNDRY.-The new dress IN
which the Dispatch has appeared for some weeks
was furnished by Messrs. IL. l.. PELoUzE 20,
proprietors of the Richmond Type Foundry
We have been using their type for eight or ten
years, and have found them equal in durability
and style of finish to the best foundries in this
country and England. Their prices are uniform
with all the other foundries.".
The Richmond Wig says;
'THE RICHMOND TYPE FoUSDRY.-We have been
guilty of an inadvertence in failing to mention
that the beautiful suit of type in which the Whtg
now appears was manufactured for us at the
Richmond Type Foundry. This is the third out
fit we have obtained from that establishment--
one before and two since the war-and we are
prepared to bear emphatic testimony to the fdel-
ity with which the proprietors (Messrs. IA. l..
Pelouze Coz execute their contracts, to the
beauty and durability of their work, and TO the
fairness of their prices.
The Richmond Enquirer says;
The handsome typographical appearance Of
| this paper has been noticed and complimented by
the press all the country. We take pleasure in
stating that our outfit was procured from the
Richmond Type Foundry, Messrs H. l.: Pelouze
| & Co.. proprietors. je 15-deod&w6m
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THE ERIE RAILWAY EXCURSION.

Summer tourists, who seek delightful
routes of travel, where the most perfect
appointments for comfort and safety COM
bine with grand and beautiful scenery,
should not fail to pass over the route OF the |
Erie railway and its connections. To fa-
cilitate travel, and bring it within reach of
even moderate purses, the liberal managers
have arranged for excursions over several
of the best connecting lines OF railroads
and steamboats,. Tickets are sold for the
round trip, at about half-price, good for
the season, and enabling the holder to stop
at all points on sthe route to suit his con-
venience. At much less than the daily
cost at stupid watering-place, one can
travel and enjoy the changing panorama of
new scenes continually, stopping TO rost or
to visit friends or places of interest at
leisure.
Invalids and over-worked students and
business men will find such trip restful
and exhilirating. The trip to Canada and
the upper lakes along the st. Lawrence,
and between New York and Boston, on the
Sound steamers, may be mentioned as es-
pecially rich in their variety and opportu-
nifty for both rest and enjoyment of fine
scenery. We crossed the Sound, from
Boston to New York, last week, on one of
Col. Fisk's magnificent steamers. 1t sur
passed anything we have ever seen on the
water. No narrow, close rooms, or con-
fined births; cleanliness, order, beauty,
everywhere floating palace. And when
we awoEe in the morning, and heard the
singing of hundred canaries, swinging
among baskets of rare flowers, pendant
from the cabin roof, the illusion seemed
quite perfect.
Whatever else Colonel Fisk MAY have
done, or failed to do, to him belongs the
credit of daily making thousands of people
comfortable and happy, as they pass alonl
these great routes that have felt the magi
of his transforming touch.
These results are also largely due to til
energy, ability and experience of Mr.. A
A. Barr, general passenger agent of tn
Erie railroad Mr.. Barr is most popula
and deserving officer, and enjoys, in re
markable degree, the confidence and goo
will of the public whom he serves so faitf
fully.
Travellers South, and Northwards frol
the South, can add to the trip the deligh
full ride on the Potomac steamers fro
Acquia creek to Washington, passing Il
famed battle-felds of the late war, NJ
Vernon, Fort Washington and other pon
of romantic interest. 1t is a pleasant il
terlude of railroad travel, which no OF
should lose. j. B. Gentry, Esq, of Il
Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad,
an authorized agent for these excursion
for Richmond.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-08

WE had the pleasure of meeting Colonel
W. w. Wood, of Halifax county, member
of the late Legislature of Virginia, yester-
clay. Colonel Wood has been laboring in
Southside Virginia and North Carolina for
some time past, in the interest of the Nor
folk and Great Western railroad. He re-
ports the prospects of that road very en-
couraging. Colonel Wood is gentleman
Of fine ability and of large and liberal
views upon public questions. If both par
Ties will put forward men with such views,
we shall soon have healthy public senti-
ment in our State and an end of partisan
bitterness and rancor; capital and skilled
l,bor would flow to us and prosperity
would return to the State.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-08
NfOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL.

This desirable and beautiful summer resort,
situated ON the summit of the Blue Ridge Noun
tain on the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, one mile from Alton depot, Albemarle
county, commanding full view of the surround
ing country, has been enlarged and thoroughly
refitted and will be open on the LIST of JUNE.
BoARp--Per month, $40; per week, .$l2; per
day, So Children under 10 years, and colored
servants, half-price.
The CHALYBEATE SPRINGS are equal to
any in the State.
Coaches will run daily to and from the depot
je l5-Sm JNO N. BALLARD.
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL


Win contain a faithful resume of the News of
the Week from all parts of the world; full and
accurate reports Of the Richmond and Baltimore
Markets; well digested Editorials upon all the
current matters of interest, Political, Financial,
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These Springs famous for their Alternative WA
tiers and fashionable patronage, will be open on
the lsT of JUNE They afford accommodation
for 2, 900 persons.
The Springs are 1000 feet above tide-water, and
the climate in which they are situated is always
COOL and INVIGORATINCf, affording entire
relief from prostrating summer heat.
Professor Rosenberger's excellent band Will be
in attendance, to enliven the lawns and ballroom.
Masquerade and fancy balls during the season,
as heretofore.
An extensive livery viii be kept at very mode
rate charges
CHARGEs-$3 per day and 1915 per month OF
thirty days; children under ten years of age, and
colored servants, half price; white servants, ac-
coriing to accommodations.
my l2-eod2m GEO. l.. PEYTON & co.