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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-18

WooD PAVEMENT A FA1LURF.-Before
any more contracts are awarded by our
city authorizes for paving our streets with
wooden blocks, it might be we'll to under
stand that, as matter of economy, wood
en- pavement is miserable failure. In
Chicago, where nearly $50 miles of it are
in use, the cost last year of new, and the
repairs of old pavements, amounted to
nearly two and half million dollars. Chica-
60 has experimental to the entire satisfac-
ton Of the taxpayers, and has become
convinced that, however much wooden
pavements may add to the comfort and
pleasure of city travel, the necessity of re-
newlng it every few years entails an ex-
pense that will soon cause its disuse unless
some means can be devised to render it
practically indestructible. In several
streets in town, where it has been
in use for two or three years, it is
worn out, and requires new blocks. Take
Nassau street for instance, which was laid
with wooden blocks not more than two
years ago, and the condition of the street in
some places is disgraceful. There can be
no question that it is not an economical
pavement, and we trust that our city au-
thorities will satisfy themselves on this sub
ject before permitting any more wooden
pavement to be laid.-Ne,o York CONNER
cidi. $751;.
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A feud between two farmers, named
Cain and Summers, living near Owens
boro', KY, has eliminated in an attack
with firearms by Summers and bis wife
upon Cain, who was crossing their farm
against their orders. Cain, after being
slightly wounded, seized the pistol from
Summers and shot and MORALLY wounded
him and his wife.
The Missouri Republican canvasses all
the presidential candidates suggested for
the Democratic nomination, finds them I'M
satisfactory, and brings forward Hon. Ly-
man Trumbull, Of Illinois.
The large building in Boston leased by
f. Nickerson e. co. for storage of freight
to and from Savannah and the provinces,
was totally destroyed by fire Tuesday after
noon. Loss, $4,000; insured for $4,000.
The Currency Bureau has authorized the
organization of the National Commercial
Bank of Mobile, with capital Of half a
million of dollars.
The dealers implicated with Gogel are
Helm & Nicodemus, Lanahan d Son, Lin
dan s. Co., McClernan s. Co., SatLler &
Foster, and P. III. Quinn. 900
Henry Rose has some hay in his barn at!
St. Johnsbury, Vermont, that was put
there sixty years ago by his grandfather.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST ICoNvENT1oN.-St.
Louis, May 16.-The Southern Baptist
Convention concluded it's sessions to-day.
The attendance was small many delegates
burbs, and some started for Chicago to at
tend the Convention of the Baptist Church
North. The debate was continued on con-
stitutionai amendments, defining the quail
fications of members Of the convention, but
after considerable discussion the amend
ment was tabled by large majority. The
adopted after the passage of an amendment
opposing the establishment of a general
publication department, and !. urging
churches and SSlnday.schools South to CO.
operate with the board in their Legitimate
work. The committee on the orphan asy.
lum in the Creek Nation made report
which was adopted. The convention ad-
journed to meet in Raleigh, N. o., in May
next.
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The SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD
On Monday force Of engineers attached to
/ the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company,
and under the lead Of Colonies Barrett and
Stewart, left this place for the neighbor.
hood OF ShepherdstoWn with view OF
finally locating the line of this important
work. 1t Is their purpose to establish their
headquarters some three miles this side OF
She pherdstown, to which point their camp
equipments were transferred on Monday
last. We learn from these gentlemen that
large working force will be placed at
once on the line between Shepherdstown
and Charlestown, and that the process oil
construction will be pressed Without delay
and with the utmost energy. = Chdriestoson
Nv. YG.) Spirit.
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HaiI.storm- Church Struck by Light.
nins-PersOnal.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE DIsP ATCH.]
PORTSMOUTH, May ia very severe
hail-storm passed over this SECTION this even
ing, doing considerable damage to the cab
bage, strawberry, and pea crop.
The Colored Baptist Church in this city
was struck by lightning and slightly dam
aged. The mechanics at work on the build
ing at the time were hurt, but not seri-
ously.
Governor Hoffman, of New York, arrived
In Norfolk this afternoon. He leaves on
the steamship Isaac Bell for Richmond to-
morrow morning.. N.
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"WHo SHALL DEcIDE?"-The difficulty
of proving the genuinsness or otherwise ofa
signature is prettilY illustrated, just now,
bank cashiers and teller, with other per.
sons, swear that they believe certain en-.
dorsement. to be genuine, while another
cashier, another teller, one bank director,
and other business men, are equally sure it
is not. Both parties are we'll acquainted
with the persons handwriting. 1t looks
like rather a funny contest Of judgment to
see the First National and Union on one
side and the Delaware and Wilmington and
Brandywine on the other Wilmington
Commercial
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The Miners Mobs In Pennsylvania
The ntof Fired Into by the Military.

MAucH CHUNK. Pa, May 17:-Another
unknown miner has been found near here
shot through the head and bis throat cut.
SCRANTON, PA, May H.-This evening
az the laborers and miners working at
Briegs's shaft were returning to their homes,
escorted BY small squad of soldiers, they
were assailed By about zoo Welsh miners,
who threw stones and other missiles. Two
of the Iaborers were, struck--one on tne
head and the other on the leg-by large
stones; whereupon the soldiers tired, Kill
ing two Welshmen. The laborers were
peaceable, and did NOT reply to their assail-
ants. The soldiers fired only one shot,
which killed both Welshmen. They are
justified In the act by the community,
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Fatal Tornado.

CHICAGO, May ia tornado passed
over the lower part of the city this morn
ing destroying number of buildings, in
Guiding the Roman Catholic Church. A
woman was killed and many persons hurt.
Two dead boys were found on the railroad
track. 1t is supposed that they took refuge
under train Of freight cars, which the vio-
lence of the wind afterwards put in mo-
ton, killing them.
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a FTOH HOUSE. This nsw anG hsa1li
furnished, situAted on ths Blas Gid0s maa9tlfAs1
rosS n ass % s q Sc ssa ~
md % per day; children Under fxsfse yssrs ord
NJ I'm :n...1's ns 81 ss'f a aopror COZ
|M oUNTAIN ROUSE, CAPOH
FkIZIER q SALE, Ists of Eocknrfdss. Alsns
s;aunion. va. ne anassasssd h 1sn eessa
thoroughly redtiine aud Tsfasnsshinx ~ ssm q
re water q soold sps,ns = & ss,ss a saosss B
every door Of tine hctei supplying also Ihg nod
Inc iasifaERAL wATxE es. c.pon il s1Isiiss,'
dyspepsia, All ansciions of sne Hdscys, sisa6sr
and urinary passages, and Of ne skin disexses or
women: and rhenmzt.c salmsnss
and the great volume Of water, aud Was dsclared
by sir Henry Bulwor ION Visit here EtsA Nj.
Wehsterj unsurpassed BY anything he had seen IN
Tbs ar Of csponis Distinguished scfits pssts
y: drynsssr and . peculiar buo,aney and sass-
s slsa s Mssss 8. If sfas ssp sSs
fhe psopris aSss e eas III. psolc. safn-
guests, q jsint Succession erperiencc az sixteen
sns,s. IN The conduct OF the RockbsiGre Alum
For full description particulars Of routes &c.
Purcell, Ladd & Co., Druggists, Richmond. or On
application Iss;s by letter 70 us At the spriegs.
Board BY the week. sr1.@: By ~ DE meaik. u
down % ESQ., according 70 daration or visit. 9.
NV. ,.ss-e22s-,,.7e.sF AAzIEn. d SALE,
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FROM wAsHTRli,Hron.
THE PROSPECT or rnE rn.Arv..

Ys Fs.H,.s
AT present the prospect OF the ratification
Of tho treaty Is far less encouraging than &c
was when the Senate convened. In Fact,
there have been demonstrations against Ii
oflthe most significant and serious charac-
tor on Che Republican side and from nnniex-
pected quarters. We venture to say that,
could q vote have been reached on Monday
after the very brief discussion of that after
noon, 1t would have been rejected. Pub
licity has damaged 1t very materially, and
Investigation Is working q revolution in
opinion among those who we're fayorably
disposed, without fully comprehending the
force of various conditions and clauses
Washington Patriot.
CURRENCY SOUTH AND WEST.
1t has been claimed If the s54, 200, 900 cur
reney authorized by act Of July u, 1870, to
be distributed South and West, is not taken
by the western and southern States by or
before July 18th, the amount unissued will
be furnished to banks in other States with
out restriction. Numerous letters making
application in advance for such currency
are received by the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency from the eastern States, and to-day q
delegation called upon him to make ar
engagements to secure considerable
amount. After consultation between the
Secretary and the Comptroller 1t was de-
cided that the law would not permit the
issue of any portion Of the currency au-
thorized by the recent act to those States
which have more than they are entitled to
under previous apportionments, but must
be reserved for the exclusive use Of the
southern and western States. Under this
| ruling no State east Of the Allegheny
| mountains will be able to get one dollar Of
| the additional bank circulation.
U. s. SENATE.
The, only Democratic Senator now absent
| is Dir. Johnston, of Virginia, who is de.
tanned at his home by illness, but has
| written that he will come to Washington
| at any risk should his presence be consid-
cred indispensable. The Administration
has summoned all it's faithful supporters,
and the absentees are now vending their
way to the capital, some Of them rather re-
luctantly. But the order has been given in
very peremptory tones, and there IS no es-
cape for the dependents on Executive
power. So the Senate will be full before
any vote can be reached on the treaty.
Washington Patriot.
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THAT WHIsKEY CASE IN BALTIMoRE.-Ac-
cording to the sworn declarations of the
party against whom the proceedings were
instituted, one &. G. Gogel, the Govern
dlstillery in Baltimore county, aided, it is
alleged, by the connivance and encourage
ment of corrupt official.-Amer1can
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 14.-Judge Newcomb,
of the Supreme Court, rendered decision
on Saturday that National Bank stock is
liable to special school and township taxes.
The action Of the county authorities has
not been uniform as to assessing these taxes
on bank stock, and this is the first decision
rendered ON the question in this State.
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Conviction OF Green and Johnson FOR
the Murder OF Charles Friend.

tSrhoiAn iEhEShAn 10 TIE DtSrATUh.I
PETERSBURG, May FIN the County
Court Of Prince George to-day, Judge
Bate presiding, the trial oe Richard Green
and William Henry johnson (negroes),
charged with the murder of the late Chas.
Friend, was concluded. The jury found a
verdict of murder in the first degree. A
motion for new trial was submitted BY
counsel for the prisoners and briefly argued
Judge Bate reserved his decision until to-
morrow. P.
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SUIc1DE.-Neaoark, ". IT., May 16.-A
young lady about eighteen years of age,
we'll dressed, and wearing a diamond en-.
gagement ring, committed suicide this
morning by throwing herself into a pond
in Llewellyn's Park, Orange. From papers
found on her body her, name is believed to
be Gardner
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TELEGRA pHIo NEWS.
newsYorn stock an. Mo,.cv rs... :,

NEW ROFk Stock and Money Markets
!. NAwsYonK. May ststa bonds tolerably Ne.
tive, especially ID Tennesses,s which ara r1c ~
at 7ot new, n. Virginia SIS, 40 new, ~. Ten.
tsians 80, 90 !; new, o. Levee oB, ost; s,H. ~
Alabama s's, 1903; U.s. 90. Georgia Cs, 81 ;7,p.. On
North Carolina es, 4sts new, ~. South Car oiina
s's, u !. new, sai
Sold strong at 1lli@llIa. Stocks active end
quite strong. ,Erie's were active. and Central
Union Pacific was very steady and strong. Money
easy at per cent. Governments advanced A-,sI,s,
ll7t 1875 1lIa 'el's, 1i1s; 1858, llla; new, 1875
,s7's, 1tas; 1855, l1ss; lo~4o's; 1929.
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The Outrage COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, May E.-At meeting this
morning of the committee of twenty-one
on the alleged kuklix outrages, resolu.
ton was reported which will be acted on
tomorrow, providing for subcommittee
ofseven to continue until otherwise ordered
by the investigation at Washington.
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NOTICE.-In answer to the many in
IN quiries about the WHEELER AND WILSON
and The WILSON SEWING MACHINES, we
same, nor have they any connection whstever !;
nor is The Mr.. Wilson, Of the Wilson machine,
our Mr.. Wilson, Of the Wheeler q Wilson ma
chine.
we cordially and respectfully invite all dealers
AID operators Of Sewing Machines 70 examine
and win take great pleasure in giving any infor-
m tIon when desired.
c. s. RAILWAY, Agent for
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machines,
T3Q Main street Richmond.
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uUGuENOT sPRrNGs 8 3 !

-A1- - EOHdAVAA CUUNTYssYA1sss
1 WE. ii. WESSON, recently Of Carolina, and
JAMES y; sgBLETT, formerly q de Sposs-
wood Hotel will open this CEhkBRATED WA
ITERING-PLACE for The seasons. To thoee ms
acquainted with Its waters We VIII state thss tho
sulphur spring Is q mild type OF the Greenbrfef
White; The chaisbeate waters are equal to any in
. Churches, pleasant drives. picturesque acenery,
good hunting and fishing abound :
a FINE BAND E MUSIC viii be IN attend
ance. Billiards, ten-ptns, shufe. board, croqHef,
chess-boards, dominoes, &C., will be pfoyfded
free or charge. Table-wtne, porter, ale, lager
beer, and complete confectionery will be furnished
70 those who may wish them. ~ 90 ,s.g5s
There will be no bar-ro0m or gambling SALOON
The boat DUVER win fake passengers 10 wftsiia
Il miles Of the Springs, and the Richmond and
DanvilIe railroad within a miles, 81 reasouabIs
rates, tom Witch points comfortable conveyance
It's convenience to. city and country markets.
with good farm and gardens attached give I'd.
yantsges whieh few places or the Hrd possess, and
they pledge their best efforts 70 please.
= BOARD: Per mon.h, e4s; per mouth for the sea.
son, $40 per week, &l2.6o; per day, %. .2SFTs
Il. W. BtNCH, Resident iPhYsieian. u 80
ar, OIL n uyau E
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A NEW TRACK.-We understand that iron
enough has been secured recently by Gen.
Malone to lay twenty-six miles Of track on
the Virginia and Tennessee division of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.-
PETERSBURG Inder.
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GROVER It BAKER SEWING-MA-
W CHINES.-Just received an entire new stock
OF these very popular machines, which win be
sold on rs reasonable terms as any Gyst-class ma
chine can be sold In this city. They have been in
use for the last fifteen years by hundreds OF fami-
lies in this city, and stand unrtvalled. Call and
examine the machines and the N any testimonials.
q. il ". w. DARBY, Agents,
ja21 $50 9ol Broad St, corner 9TH
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roRT OF RICHMOND, MAY IL, 1S7L
~. ARRIVED.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Kings Mill wharf,
merchandise and passengers George l.. Currie.
Brig Nellie Antrim, Lou1, Windsor, plaster, W.
D. Moore.
c rboys, Downward. Anderson Cc.
Schooner l.. A. Hughlet, Cochran, Alexandra,
coal, Cameron u Co.
i, SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chnndise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
Schooner Adele Truedell Hess, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner j. Fl. Lockwood. sharre:t Kew York
via Usborne's, coal, Curtis & Parker.
SCHOONER <. B, Wharton, Bonsall, Phladel-
phia via Rappahannock river, railroad ties, Cur
Els u Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT. May 17.-Arrived, steamer State
of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
GBY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE, May 17.-ArriGed, ship
GarnetJ from Calico.
NEW YORK, May 17.-Arrived out, steamers
Peruyiap. Malta, City Of Antn erp, and England.
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me u ne Senate and tfsc Hewss,ar,ar Cav
g rofsaosIss 3 = - - : 80 = -.

~ ~ respondents. n 51,S.Ts
n e,, y a .ssa MAY he Senate iwas
SSLgaEsa aH day with The reI,urfcrs ~ ~ pss
ssW4ork Tribune who Fefnsei - tsi ~ ,, ss.C
Icy RoG Cue washington treaty.s Fs,.ai INV =
1ssolutl0n was adopted by. one mn inrstry =, :
ensss connn1ng the Investigation to the act y. !
fn sTa,ss, tneir clerks and families. and
~ emploxes OF the Senate. The remote h,s
have until Tomorrow 10 nrenara tb pI;sts l
sWers. Adjourned. - : ' - s. al'
Tne Southern Claims Gommfssfor,.
AsHrNaroN, May T.-Admiral Porter
ana zen. Sheridan were before the Claims
stloyaltyn of certain claimants Sen. tns
Flanagan, of Florida, has claim for s7ts,
The number of claims Is immense. bri
mostly Tor small sums; and rs the inves.
tleatlon 1s only preliminary to remote
and doubtful settlement, not much int.
mission. e 90 . -
The Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, May PROBABILITIES : ii
Is probable that local rains viii pass over
the Middle and Gulf coast, and that storm
of moderate dimensions will pass over
Georgia and South Carolina. A more ex-
tended rain is threatening the Ohio valley
nnu 1uiloSs CtUuuf WcdtueT, Will DTlSk
northeast winds. will probably be expe-
rlenced from Lake Erie north and west
ward, and fresh northwesterly winds are
probable for the middle and eastern States.
Synopsis of reports for twenty-four
hours ending at 7:30 P. NJ: The barometer
has fallen somewhat on the Pacific coast,
with high westerly winds. It has risen
from the upper lakes eastward to the At
hntic, and is now lowest on the lower Mis-
souri, and south of the C Cumberland noun
tains. The temperature has risen during
the day in the South Atlantic States, and
has fallen on the lakes and eastern States.
The threatening rainy weather has moved
eastward, and prevailed during the night
from Ohio to New jersey and northward,
but is now almost entirely cleared away.
Partially cloudy and clear weather has
prevailed north and west of Indiana.
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CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 13.-Last
evening the city of Charleston was lighted
up, for the first time in its history, with
brilliant gas-Gght. There was grand pa
rade, tine music, and numerous speeches.
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A CoMpLIME Mt TO A ST. LoUIsAN.-Judge
III, R. Cullen hes been invited to address
the graduating class Of the Virginia Mill
tary institute and the literary societies in
Lexington, Va, in juno, but anticipated
official business has caused him 20 decline.
Jndee Cullen was cadet OF the Institute
more than twenty years ago.-St. LOUIS
Tt;sr,rfch ~ 1850 ~ 81 49, 7' -'
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MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE Columbus, o.,
May 16.-Prince de Lignor. OF Prussia, was
married at noon to-day to Miss Mary Par
sons, OF this city. Bishop McIllyaine Off
ci.fed
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GREAT DEPOT

REAT DEPOT
!" FOR -
School BOOKS ADOPTED FOR USE IN THE
= PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF VIRGINIA.
The subscribers are agents for
TIL UEIVERsI TY PUBLISHING COMPANY,
and are supplied with full stock of their pu5ca-
lions. Including Primers, Spelling Books, Read
ers. Arithmetics. aud Biographies, together with
Builion's english Grsmmars, published by Messrs.
Orders addressed to them for the above or the
other series adopted by the Board OF Education,
win be promptly filed at contract prices. In az
dition they furnish ell other school books used In
the publ c and private schools of the State, with
every description OF Stationery.
avis WOODHDUSE &c PARHAM.
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MACHINERY, &c.
MACHINERY,c &C. a2t%t4tL
NE A HINE SH OP. 2,
SLOAT & ADDINGT0N,
MACHINIsTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE: l42s AND LIZA CARY
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA. - 55g4..ta -

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE BE.
PACING STEAM-ENGINESa and BOILERS IL
city ana country; TOBACGo Work Of az
T MEM HS-miLLs made and repaired In JOHN
HANCoCK'S SUPERIOR MANNEk; PLAT.
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES kEPAIR.
EN and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for the sale OF
WTDSOH,S PATENT sTNAM-ENGINE &C.
VERNOR, SELDEN,S PATENT STEAM-EN.
CINE PACKING, Utica Company,s STEAMs
GhTGES. These gauges are warranted BY Us for
enc wear. and we SCH them at low prices: We keep
ali kinds OF BRASS.WORk OF SuPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM-ENGIHEa sucn az gauge
cncks oil and tallow-cups, OlL-CUPS EOR
SgIfTiNG, SgLF-FEEDERS, sTEAM-WHIS-
TIES, WATER-GAUGEs GLOBE-VALyES,
| 'BOILER-FLUE CLEANERS, and 2 general as
sediment Of srch articles ~ are used By all runs
ming steam-engines and saw.milla
AAAe SLOAT d ADDIEGTOE,
taIs lA12 aud lls4 Cary street.
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FOREIGN Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL, May 17..-Cotton closes Quiet and
steady; uplands, s3175d; Orleans, 72G97sd.; sales
Il COO bales, iacluding 5000 for speculation and
export. On vessel at New Orleans, I'D; otto,
at Charleston or Savannah, I'D. ,s.g.'
LoNDov, Nay IT, Consols, cat. United States
boLds 90f.
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1,HE HEALING SPRINGS, test

Il BATH COUNTY, YIBG1NEA,
Will be open for the reception OF yiaitors on the
Ist OF Jane next, L..,.r..Sl s -. - trg.-
The springs, situated In The beautiful Warn
Spring Valley distant eight miles from the Warm
Springs, three from the Got and ffteen from fhe
town OF Covington, occupy a central position "
Of Virginia is so remarkable. The scenery 10
grand and beautiful, the air pure and exhiiarx-
ting, and the bathing luxurious and tnyiyorasinR
producing delightful glow on the surface, ana
impartng roseate and beautiful tint 70 the COM
plexion. ,rtE -.
railroad from Mtllb0ro'f depot. twenty. three
miles, crossing the Warm Spring mountain, or.
from Covingeon depot, fifteen miles, over . nne
turnpike road Of easy grades, passing IN fanvisw
- VIZ 'e'' FALLING SPRINGS = ~
and the spleud d scenery on Jscksonss riyers ~
persons leaving Washington or Richmond IN
the morning can reach the springs via Covington
the same night, or remain at Coytngton ana ".
rive at the Springs next morning 'R1f1..- sESss'
Pamphlets attesting the virtue and curative pro"
perties OF the W &ters can be hsd OF Messrs PUB.
CaLL, LADD & CO., Richmond, or Of the agent
at the Springs. 49,.
n. II. HOUSTON, II. D., resident physlcaau..,g
BOARD f: % per day, $50 per wsek. &7S per month,
or SEQ per month for two months or more. Gnu.
dren under ten years old and colored servants haik
price.
my 10 -2tawtJe1 b. M. QUARLES. Agent:
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&C. Sent by mail or express free to all who remit
the price, 81.
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their pending cases and to preserve transcripts OF
judgments andexecutions.
Early orders for the above aud all other NEW
Law BOOKS solicited by
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