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HOT SPRINGS,
IL BATH COUNTY, VA.

These RENOWNED SPRINGS and GREAT
NATURAL CURIOSITY are situated In the ro-
mantle Warm Springs Valley. The season OF ISL
will )mmcnce JUN lST.
These thermal waters are celebrated for their
CUsaTlTE virtue in cnruuic rheumatism, govt
torpor of liver, chronic enlargement OF liver or
spleen, chronic dlarrhna or dYsentery, non-Or-
ganic paralysis, old injuries, diseases Of the skin
(especIaly OF syphiitIc originl. chronic diseases
OF :he uteils, affections nj the womb and other
diseases o. delicate character incident to tc-
males.
Baths vary In temperature from SO to lilo degrees
Fahrenheit.
The acc0mmc dat!oIs are frst-class and offer
unsurpassed attractions TO tie invalid aud plea
sure seeker.
Telegraph office In hotel.
!'rot. j. l.. CABELL. Al. D., or University OF Vlr-
ginia, resideGI phy s!cian.
descriptive pamphlets, With full particulars,
furnished on appitcationto
5 {. TARDi i CO., }picbuord Va
IH. 5. Is. PRICE Y CO., 100
OR
JAMES 4. AUGUST, Hot Springs,
my ls-tJyI Bath county, Va.
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MIL, D. 3 r G G S,
OLD-ESTABLISHED BAKERIES,
N, MAIN STREET AND 42s BROAD STREET,
peene constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every day,
BREAD, CARES, AND CRACKERS,
r ou,,t,ds made of the best material and work
manship, and as good can be found at any estao-
,ishrnant or the kind I'm the country. The largest
,,r,rtv If nlaIn. fancy, and ornamental CAKES
IN the city. BREAD, ROLLS, BISCUITS ana
Rims of all kinds CRACKERS as good as can
be AIDE here or elsewhere fresh every diy, "hole-
sale and retail-as good as the oest ana cheap %
a. ohaanost CAL and examine for yourselves.
pTC Mos SUPPLIED on the most reasonable
terms. o,,,,,,
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attend. d TO. - ---oN--
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA,
THE GREAT DYSpEPTIC WATER OF TIL
STATE.

The above WATERING PLACE Will be open
for the reception Of visitors from the lst of June
to the lsG OF October.
Since the last season a large number Of Cottages
and spacious and elegant Ballroom have been
adiad.
Visitors viii be met at Allegheny Depot (Which
has recently been erecte and handsomely fur
ntshed) by an agent of the propretors, to convey
them over fine graded road In four horse
coaches, to the springs-tbree and a half miles.
Visitors are advised to purchase round-trip tick
ets which can be had at Richmond and Petersburg
for El2, and TO check their baggage through 20
Bristol, exchanging with the conductors Cd the
Virginia and Tennessee road for checks to Ale
ghany Depot, thus saving the necessity OF looking
alter their baggage At Lvnchburg.
Prot. Kesnich's splendid Band has been engaged
for the season.
Livery stables, bowling saloons, billiard tables,
express aud telegraph Offices, are all attached to
the establishment.
The resident partner viii spare no pains to mako
the place comfortable to the inValiu and pleasant
WATER for sale by PURCELL, LADD &
CO. and JAS. BLAIR.
TERMS REDUCbD.
Board per day w
Board, per nonth-four weeks w 20
Board for the month of June. do W
Post-ofnce Allegheny Springs, Va
Ic l!-W&37t
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE LIST, 1877.

This fayCrite aud celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions this sea-
son. Among other Improvements. there has been
added an elegant and spacious ballroom, adjoin-
Ing the parlor the parlor has been enlarged ard
improved, and the proximity OF the two renders
eacu easily accessible. H. will be kept In 4 style
not surpasse anywhere in Virginia.
The WATERS of these special Springs either
cure or greatly relieve most cases OF Scrofuia In
cpient Consumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chron-
1c LarynSitis, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dy5-
pepsia, Chronic DidrrhPa, Chronic Dysen,ery
They are also q great value In those aft .c,lons
which are peculiar to the female constitution. and
as an appetizer. tonic, and general restorative,
they are, perhaps. unrival!ed amongs: mineral
waters. The proprietor will have provided for tho
lawns and ballroom frst-claas Band OF Music,
and In general all the sources Of amusement and
recreation usually found at our best Summer re-
sorts viii be at the command OF the guests a.
'ROCkSkIuGE ALUM The place Is within
eleven t. thirteen hours OF Richmond, " ash!ng-
ton, Baltimore, ETC, by rail-, all In daylight Pas
sengers eive the cars OF the Chesapeake ami OHIO
railroad at Goshen depot, and new and elegant
stage coaches. passing rapidly over a smooth and
level road of only eight miles, set down the ysi-
tors II the Springs to tea.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE IN THE HOTEL.
JAS. a. fIA/'E.f, Proprietor.
Or. II. 4. NOEL, Of Baltimore, Resident PhSsi-
clan.
Mr.. s. NJ. MULLEN, late Of Capon Springs,
Will be found here this season.
The Rockbridge Water Is for sale by. PUR-
SANTOS, Norfolk, and GEO. NJ. MCINTYRE,
charlottesville.
descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
og-tI
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MEETINGS..


rlNIIE MEMBERS OF HARTMAN Sssgzp
L K. A. CHAPTER, No. So, are re. SYNE@
uuested to attend q stated convocdtion ut tZaAa
their Chapter-rooms, on 2sth street. SaapS 80
THIS tMonday) EVENING at 7 O'Clock. III A.,
attendance Is earnestly requested, as business ol
Importance and election of officers for the ensu-
lug twelve months will take place. s
All X. A. Masons In good standing arc Iralef
nallv invited.
BY order Of the NJ. Z. II: 7. COZ, Goals,
1,,~p 10 r ss-1 A II ls5l Its
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STRIBBLING SPRINGS,
NEAR STAUNTON,
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.

This Old watering place Is now open for visit
ors.
Alum. Sulphar, Chaiybcate, and Freestone wa
tiers within $50 YARDS Of the hotel. These waters
are offered with full confidence that they very
efIicacous. The change from one water to an
other is often RECOMMENDED IS highly beneficial
10 invalds.
Analysis will be sent on application.
Music, Bowling alleys, Billiards. Bar, with
choice liquors. Mails daily.
$50 two months or over, $40 per month; 500 for
three months. Children under twelve years OF age
and colored servants half price. White servants,
according to accommodation.
Route !: By the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to
Stanton {: from thence IL fine hacks or coaches,
which will be found at the depot or at either OF
the hotels.
Through or excursion tickets will be Issued at
Richmond.
Visitors leaving Baltimore. Washington, Rich
mOn,i or Lynchburg, arrive ~ this place the same
day before night. CHESLEi KINNEY.
j. IT. )dt2OJyH Proprietor.
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MARRIED..

At tho Methodist Protestant Church, En mt.
n c.. IN ls71 by the Rel Jo f R, s
Ws 70 Jennie, daughter OF 1ae late Col. ID. l.
Z c,iy. of Nansennond county, Va. No cards'
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SUMMER REs04Ts.
/ SUMMER RESORTS.
ID AWLEY SPRINGS,
oEE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED
AED IMPoHTAHT OF All TIE

VIRGINIA WATEKIHG.PLACEs
win be open on the FIRST OF JUNE, un, for ,ha
mountains OF the great Valley IL Is not onjy one ~
put us wondsrful curative properties are becom.
OF the University or Virginia, together with M,
experience o. many eminent pbysicIapa n,s s,o
that IL is 1.-the Springs - for SUFFERING fem
but besides Its wonderful tonic nrnner4tas
remedy In general debility, anemia, and diseases
ment OF the various forms of dyspepsia. and ~
ticulary for those suffering from torpid and IN
active liver It's action upon the liver "a we'll "A tha
Kidneys Is prompt and decided. Very MAN. , rao
marRable cures could be cited Of this class OF
RAwLEY
is now easy OF access, situated ONLY twelve u,,.s
from HarrisonburR. the present Terminus M rhS
Orange and Manassas Gap railroad from whjrI
point there win be TWO daily lines Of stages, morn
ing and evening. ava -
Since last summer THE BUILDISGs HAVE
road from Harrisonburg to the Springs THREE
HUNDRE PERSONS can now be very comforS
ably accommodated at these Springs. y
There Is a telegraph Office at H4rrisonburg.
The ACCOMMODATIONS win be sTkIETLY
FlHSI-GLAss, under the m an agement OF Joseph
ReStdent Phystcldns: Gordon & Williams, one
or the other OF whom will be I'm attendance duriny
the entire season.
RATES OF BOARD:
%
De- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "''.'."'...".. Is 10
Children and servants iaif:p;rtiicee..
President Of the Board OF Directors of Hawley
Springs Company. my 20 lln
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MILITARY NOTICES,

IGrAno.Rs GUARD OF THE CoMMoSwEALTH,}
i'h@'De 49, June ~, ISL. !
'CPECIAL ORDER.-Thc company VIII
= meet THIS (uondiy) EN EMtNG al GA
MarkcL Hall, ct S:l5 O'Clock, Tor urlli.
~ ~ o'NN' WN. NJ. HILL, o. =.
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JUNE 10. A. r.. SSH. A. ID. 1871. IT.
OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG}
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
RICHMOND. June s. ISL.

RICHMOND, JUNO o. Aofh'
At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IN DIRECTORS of the Richmond and Fetcrs-
burg Railroad Company, held at the once Oh tile
COMPANY on The 9Th day of June, 1871, IL was Ie-
solved and ord-red that n general meeting o. i!e
Stockholders The company be called 10 De neta u.
the Off &C of the company, near the corner Oh oSlu
and sth streets in the city OF Rtchm ono. Va, on
WEDNESDAY. the l2th cay OF July, 1871, at II
clock NJ, TO consider ard act upon cGin' M
cation from the Board Of Public WORKS. datcu lile
10Th day of \ pri 1871, in relation TO inc eA,cu,
aon Oh n,,,led an az. directing the Board Of
Pubic Works 70 sell, &C., &C., &C., approved
March IS 1871, and such other business rs may pc
brought before the meeting. -o, ~,oa,,,o If
Notice is hereby given that general meetine VI
the StockhalUers of the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company be held at the Tune anu place
mentioned In the f,-egoing resolution;
TlItMASH Fl. %1NNS, trcsltent'
NV. WARRINGTON, Sec'y and Ireas'f.
ie9-td
4 YNIIAL NEETING.-Thc regular an
N uusl meeting Of the stockholders OF Inc VIZ VIZ
otntu FIRE and Marine Insurance company WI WI,
bn held NJ the cnmpany's ciice on MONUA1, the
18Th inst, at IL O'Clock M at which the election
OF directors Will take place. =, coo,r
ic Sid NJ hAhh1i1' ~,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HRECEAL NVEECEBs
M BREEDEN & FOX
win open during this week
LARGE LOTS OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS
from late New York auction sales,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
BREEDEN FOX,
je Div a9l Broad stIeet
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
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porous season they have known nce they have peen IN
business. Their mort important Issue b "Tne Trans
formations Tor Metamorphoss Of Insects" BY r.
Duncan, F. R. 9. The work Is very Handsomely
ilustrpted. and 10 very valuable addition 70 ear
scientific literature OF course, Is London print THO
most successful work ever published by this urn An
Historical Atlas" which contains chronological series
of 100 colored maps illustrating successive PERIODS mSm
the very dawn Of history 70 the present day.
changes shown by this work In the Typography Of tnS
world likely to engage the attention OF the hstorc
Mr.. Adelhssd Mackensie's nav novel, "Aureola OF,
Tho Black Sheep" has met with decided success ana
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Indian fary legends, just issued BY CsItop, ReIsen'
wen for chldpen that he should wrte The present
work pretsnds 70 DO founded upon genuine Indian n
IL Ti sa'
a assS enttisd Orange BSssem also ja,eae BY
The sntorprsins publishers of Saturday Xi0M have
during the Summer made extensive additions TO- sna
rendered necessary by their immense circulation.by
which they have Increased their facilities for printing
estaesbmenti Is one Of the most complete Of is kind
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s e S ~ the s
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art Justice Edward Moran has left us and gone 70 New
York. Knight has been embelshing by his feryd colors
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Saint; This, we believe, is the first attempt
Of the kind ever made here By Protes-
tant church. But st., Luke's H. in the al
vance in a good many things and knights noble
picture above the altar is worthy Of the highest com.
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married and e now on bis wedding trip Milne Ramsay
has got back from his four years Of study in France and
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successe He brought home with him from the brio
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porcelain glass and tapestry, which he means to re-
produce In his art. .
Charles Mathews, who blooms in state Of perennial
stage yOuthfuness is night after night crowdng the
Arch Street Theater Mrs Drew has the best company
in the city, and Is finding her profit In her enterprise
Mr. E. L. Davenport has again opened the Chestnut
st. house. but willie the material Of his company is
good 1t does not work smoothly or pleasantly At the
Walnut Mr. Edwin Forrest appears next week nus last
enga cement here not profitable one as ne could
have wished hut the fact La MI Forrest not te the
vigorous actor he though he does not know
IL, his old admirers do.
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Theory and Practice Of. Electrical Therapeutics
by ALBERT j. STEELE american News Coz, is designed
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among the more elaborate treases which have been re-
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Manual Of Reading, by II. L. ID. POTTER
Harpers is exhaustive treatise on the art OF elocu
ton including the training Of the voice. cassmethods
gesture and oral delivery with selections OF pieces for
recitation adapted to the different ages OF pupils. The
work bears evident marks OF careful preparation and
although making Of several eminent authorities
abounds with original suggestions Of great practical
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THE LIFE OF JEFF s. BATKINs,
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