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The Fancy ana Mask BaiI Mt the sWeet
ar" eprings

| ESPECIAL, TELEGRAM TO THE DIsrATCH.I
| SWEET CuALYBEATE SPRINGS. Wax
| - = -. Aug. IS, 1871.
| The fancy and mask ball given here to
night has proven grand success.
visitors from the Old Sweet added, thel
presence. and the occasion was one marked
with pleasure and socinbility. Gen. JOSEPH
E. Johnston was present, and participated
actively as q member of the floor commit
| tee. 49,. r.- -
Miss McLane, of Baltimore, appeared II
Ia rose-colored silk, with white musilr
overskirt. Miss Mary Southall, of Baltl
more, was dressed in a lavender SILK
trimmed with point lace, tea roses In bar
and pearl ornaments-onc OF the hama
! soonest ladies In the room.
The followng.namcd' maskers appeared
under the auspices OF Monkey, VIZ Johr
Kelly, -, Irishman Dunlop, Peters
burg, Knight of 1vanhoe samuei WaS
goner, Richmond, Duke of Argyle; Rob
inson, Baltimore, Bayard Captain Frank
Hollipgshead and Colonel Thomas rhinnl-
rey, Washington, Fat Boys; Ryland Ruff
and Willie J. Bcall, Washington, Punch ;
Geo. Ives, Richmond, Sboo Fly; Clinton
Dodge, New York, Greek Boy.
Mrs. G. +. Dodge, Of New York, was ar-
| rayed In q handsome court dress with hair
powdered with silk spray. .u....t
| Mrs. Il. Nice. Jones, Of Richmond, was
dressed ina handsome green silk dress with
la white silk polonaIse, tea roses i'll hair.
| Miss Sale Mathews, Of Lcwsbu:g, Va,
| was dressed in white rep silk, with crimson
| trimmings.
Mrs. Zoubrsky, of New York, appeared
| in lavender. colored silk trimmed with
lace and with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Stcphy, of Memphis, was dressed
| In a handsome black silk trimmed with lace
and pearl ornaments. .....
Mrs. Clinton Galbraith, Of Baltimore,
handsome black silk and diamond orna-
ments. ~
Miss TaIiatcrro, Of Richmond, lavender
colorad silk, with pearl jewery.
Mrs. Nash, of Richmond, blue silk trim
med with lace and beautiful coral jewclry.
Miss Rexner, of New Orleans, rose,col-
ored silk, pull tulle, and diamonds.
Mrs. Colonel Minis, of Savannah, boll-
quot lavender silk and point lace.
Miss Osgood, Of New York, magnificent
pineapple dress-one of the most hand
some ladies present. Mrs. Taylor, of Ken
lucky, black grenadine, gold flowers, point
lace, and diamonds.
The following gentlemen served on the
committees for the occasion
Reception Connuttcc.-Gen. Scott, North
Carolina Major G. S. Emack, Maryland ;
B. Il. Wilkinson, Virginia; w. II. Cook,
Dr., New Orleans; II. f. Lines, Alabama
E. Pilisbury, New Orleans.
Floor Committee Gen. Joseph j. john
ston, Georgia; \. NJ. BiCkham, New Or
leans; Isaac w. Walker, Richmond; ChaS.
Hoffman, Baltimore; & M. Conrad, Louisi-
ana; Il. j. Roche, Baltimore j. p. Kelly,
Virginia; Ii. w. Farchild, New Orleans.
| Supper is now going OH, and the ball his
proved II great success. There arc now
! here about 800 visitors.
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TelcGrupesfc Summary.

Edward Barr, son Of wealthy parents,
in Memphis, Tenn, was shot and Instantly
killed in that city city yesterday morning.
William Balls I" Banner Mills" at Shell
byyiIle, KY, have been destroyed by fire.
Loss, $4,000.
Twenty car loads of fresh japanese teas
were shipped eastward from Sau Francisco
yesterday. . FL ...
The Auditor-Gcneral of Pennsylvania
has made demand on G. O. Evans for
1921 ,O46, due the State, to be paid without
delay, or proceedings will be commenced.
Evans refuses to comply.
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Weather probabilitic.
RepOrIeI LOSS OF ~ Pacific Mail
S6anVnpr.


New YORK, Aug. lS.-The following
dispatch that the steamer Henry Chaun-
cey was burned on the 10th of Body island
is published, but is undoubtedly false:
"NoRroLK, VA, August 16.
To Mr.. j. II, Walker, Tice. President Of
Sun Insurance Company, Neto York:
Sir,-I hasten TO inform you of the loss
of the Pacific mail steamer Henry Chaun-
cey. The snip was discovered to be on ire
of Body island, and Immediately headed
for The land. Every effort was made TO
smother the fumes, but the fire continued
to burn with fcai full rapidity until the ship
struck the beach. The passengers and
crew narrowly escaped with their lives.
The steamer Resolute has been dispatched
to the scene Of the disaster. e.
= Very Respectfully,
lSiened) ~ JAMES BROWN, Agent" a
LATER-A CANARD.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Dispatches from
Norfolk prove the reported loss of the
steamer Chauncy to be canard.
.,s}- THIRD D1sPATcH.]
NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company offer reward of 81
UOO for the detection Of the author OF The
Chauncey hoax. -
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The wheat crop Is being threshed in tho
vicinity of Stafford Courthouse, and the
yield is an average Of about seven bushels
to one sown. The oat crop was greatly
damaged by the cold weather in April. the
average being about half crop.-Fred.
er1cksburg Herald. l... =,
The man named Kendall who had his
head broken at colored camp.meeting
near Berryville, larke county, Va, on
Sunday last, was not killed, as first reported.
After his wounds were dressed he was re-
moved to his home. ..I..s SIS
Edward Cheestnan il appointed postmas-
ter ut Yorktown, Va, vice Jas. B. Mitchell,
removed James Mckle is appointed post
master at Darlington Heights, Prince Ed
ward county, Va, vice Mrs. NJ. D.. Cum
ningham, resigned. ,.--'
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ICE.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

. Those OF our customers who may have been dis
appointed in their regular supply Of ~ s. we hope
Will excuse us, as we could not avoid Tie seeming
neglect. Uur supply OF northern Ice run snort,
had TO haul couatry ice some four mllts from ths
city to Keep up our rida- IL was almost iInpossl-
be t. supply all with any regularity: Weh''s
Fanny ketting laden with 700 tons OF PURE
RE kEBECh klVER ICE, which we are pre-
paI ed 70 sell on reasonable terms, either Ia large
or small Quantities
Hcgivc special attention to SHIPPING ICE on
ra,roai cars or cana boats, and inyiie lersGns 10
the country wanting pure Ice TO give us u call
MCGOWAN & LAMktN, 1911 Cary street.
au l7-Jt Richmond, Va.
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DIssOLUrIoNs d PARrNERsH IPs
CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.-Large and Hnbroken stock
" OF fine and fashionable CLOTHING Is yet on
hand az the store; lice Maiu street az sto"k
OF LISEhS, ALPACAs, aud ftAsNELs, are
none ed fail 10 be suited. The stock Is entirely
new this season, gotten up In the most recent
The consumer. Gall and ex amiue. With Z corps
OF polite clerks, and no charge for showing goods,
t's'e - -" Snch word as iait. ,.
J, y ! e, 1s% WIN. IRA SMITH,
a. .s# HOO Main street.
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The Tobacco Market, as reported by the New
York ..Enhaccn Leafo

Virginfn LeaE-Sal.s In this market seem TO be
still c"nilncd To Jugs and low leaf. Prices arecun-
stanily improving, but hBve no. rs yet quite At
II irea The ht:h richmond standard. From that
city We con iGne tn receive accounts of the III
ere sing scarcity Of good tobacco, owing Lo tDc
fLct that the 1870 crop Is being steadily Xhaus ed
Ut choice qualities, anu Is now over twn-thiris
| marketed. Indeed 1t Is EFT mated th,t we've the
| irginla manufacturers TO stop Buying Ia nor
row, there would not lie enough lctf lrfL
| to fill orders iron other State, TO say
nthss OF sGs Ees Ds xrd f.
ncction with the crop falling short OF est macs.
seems to Indicate an era OF high prices tor some
time to come: To g. renptfcn This hypothesis We
near the cry OF short ami poor crop Tor )sIl. IL
is, nf cUurSe too SOON TO speak with any degree CT
certainty but all the accounts thai reach Us are
laden with tile same burden of lanentation. Max
Ing every allowance The Interested efforts 10
bnll' The market OF those who find themselves
left with large stock Of rOudGscript undeslr lie
utlnh Oh trnih In he representations OF Il mucii
smaller planting than last years, owing to scar
ely Of panis and of the present poor appearance
OF mnch Of That set on: These statements come
to MS from the ncighborhpoo OF Richnoud. ~
-unnnfdctnred. market stlll wears m D.
notonous asEccG, and prices favor buyers. " ih
not come enter; rising Individual h4slcn TO take
advantage OF this fact which we iwp.rt In The
.tr,clest confidence? From Virgins we learn
'h-L many nahuf ctuTcrs, weary OF turning out
work That cannot find pui chaser, are very sensi-
cf Stopping rIr \ Lime. The price Of leaf frlg hit
ems them, and they lind little encouragement in
the fact OF Il short iop which seems 10 have te-
come almost 4 JtIh uccompli. There are a few
southern customers looking around, and several
exporters are making suggestive Inquiries, but as
ye, without result The German demand spems To
have been uuflVoraby affected by the large SET
znr,s OF tobacco IN France during the var What
lei ltt) the u Us OF The army was dspos ed OF at
auction 1t merely nominal figures and The tf.n
being wit ,eased. " ~"
The TRANSACTIONS in the bonded warehouses IN
this city curing the week ending AususL II are re-
ported rs follows: Received, :sg 9s5 MS " It'll
drawn FOR consr mpton. 30 72s Ms; with lrawn ,"r
export, s7lle5 b'. weeks addition to stock, l2s-
lea H.. - 81
SmOkinD-There IS some im2roycmc, 1t TO nnte
though business generally remains quiet. The
absence OF the usual sout ern demand at this sea-
son IL l. feature OF the pIc:c 1T situation.
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Races ia Michigan.

KALAMAZOO, MICH, Aug. 1S.-At the
races to-day for the premium of S6.W0-
open to all horses, mile heats, best three in
five, in harncSs-thcre were SIX entries and
four started. The race was won by Gold
smiths Maid, in three straight heats-timc:
2:l6 SIS; 2:22 40; 2:2G.
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For the Itspatcf.l
Resolutions OF Thanks by Sharon Sunday
SCHOOL, buckingham, Va,

Whereas our Sunday school was greatly
III need of books, and our friend, Captain
II. i. TaliaIcrru, Of Richmond, on visit
Ia US, seeing our great restitution, on his
return to Richmond generously raised and
Presented Us with handsome library :
Therefore he it
HeSolcea, That the unanimous thanks Of
,hi7 Huncay school are eminently due to
Captain IL. Is. Taliaterro and his friends
who assisted him.
Eed0lced, That these resolutions be sent
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1877 |,
1871.

.ruw SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. '''
SSyInSS iiSiihiVaD, skEIJERIt,KH.
,Lohi AL, POTOMAC ROJJrE GDINE
iHio sfFGCr JUNE 7, ISM.
slds th streets, 81 follows: e'ihef bSru
ne Dhf TRaTa daily at $40 4. 81 Arr,y.a
lnrH, s ssi " l::tS Baltimore except on
York d. lo:Tc r. 81. THA 5anG GAY. AN' 'A'"
Ing a. GhF TRAIN daily except on SUNDAYS,
The DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond a, .a7
ihs NIGHT TRAIN arrives In R,c,,non.
tM0ndays excepted at a:3c 4. d. ,.-- :
me RCGonMUDAIiON TRAIN for Hilfor
caves Broad-street Dspot daily tsundays ex.
! T.. NJ. '' - A'''hiaonu "S a's2
The FREIGHT TEAMS leave on Tuesdsvs and
| Fridays at 6.4, a. 81. 70 anu
~: yGh rtCnEFS and THEOuah BAG
\ East, aud West. ~ r"'-" A'"hsn'
\ Company's Offices, corner Broad And stb street,
TiIAe. Office, ccraer bS I'd and sth s.resls.
| >. u. uGNTEY,
1eners Ilcset Agent
r.. r. u. avEas. Ecnsral aqo,t. Icy
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IHenvy SUIT Decided.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 1S.-A. $. Mitch
ell, special master in chanccry in the. case OF
f. +. Brown VS.. the city, for paving the
streets with Nicholson pavement, has de-
Judge King, Il leading lawyer of this city &,
died at Kramer. Tenn, on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Gov. Henry ID.
Cooke deposited in the Treasury to-day
Sl5, 900 900 TO the credit of the European
Syndicate. The American Syndicate re-
port the sale of $4,000 900 to-day.
Alleged Breach Of Internal ional Law.
WAsHISGToN, Aug. 1S.-Thc captain Of
All English vessel at Daricn, Ga, recently
had occasion to punish four insu"ordinate
sailors by confuing them in the hold. The
Imprisoned men, through lawyer, OBJ
tanned writ OF habeas corpus from negro
magistrate, who released Them.
The matter has been made the subject of
diplomatic negotiations between the British
minister and the State Department here !;
the captain having complalHcd u his Gov
crnmcnt of Il breach of international law.
Interest OH the Public Debt The New Orleans
Republican lmbroglio, &c.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-The payment of
the September interest will lie advanced
without rebate Oh Tuesday next.
All exchanges of bonds held rs security
for bank calculations for other than the new
five per cents. are suspended for the pres
cnt. ,.
No communications have passed between
Long Branch aud the Departments here re-
.ardlng the Federal officials ut New Or
leans. No changes asc unprecedented III OIL
cIal quarters.
All coorcd recruits have been ordered TO
New Orleans to reinforce the 9th cavalry.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Local storms
are probable for TO night and saturday i'll
Minnesota, and the barometer will prOba-
by tall, with increasing haze and cloudl-
ness from Arkans,tStu New York and north
ward. Cloudy and Threatening weather is
probable for the intcilor of New England.
The storm i'll Florida will probably extend
10 Virginia by Saturday afternoon, with In
creaslng eastery winds along the entire
Atlantic coast and norLherly winds OIL the
Gulf. -..
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r,,t,, s,c,u,b,nt xxp,ossou.

WILMINGToN, N. G., Aug. 1S.-The
steamer IL. +. Lee exploded her boiler near
Fayetteville, yesterday, killing three COL
ored boat hands and three others. Capt.
William Skinner was also seriously, but not
dangerously, hurt. 81
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Free Speech INDICATED.

.OGDENsBURGH, N. Y, Aug. 1S.-De Car.
min has delivered his lecture In the Skating
Rink, under the. protection OF the police
No attempt was made to disturb him. He
will deliver no more lectures here, now
that flee speech has heen vindicaied.
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! Rev. NJ. %. Hoge, u. D., Of Richmond,
one OF the abfest Presbyterian ministers Q!
/ that church, preached In the morning and
evening of Sunday last, In the Presbyterian
church of this place, to large and apprecia-
, tive audiences -Eetcisb4rg journal. ~
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4 SHESArEAkE AND OHIO Rail-.
~ kt;An.-,:n xGG nit1r rhUa6DiY, June lst,
rEShEE ufK TRAINS leave ktchm0ud tsun-
days eXcsptcal a3 fOlIyHS: ...z.
$50 4. M.-MAil 4 nAiN for The White Sui
phur spsluS3, cahucciin2 III GOrdonsylll with he
orange, AitXsndrfa anu Manassas train Tor
Il aih,ngIon IND North, ana Lynchburg and south.
3:S3 p. tN.--aCCpaarDATlOH TRAIN tor
G,rnonsyi., EXCEPT on saturday, on Ehic5 lay II
leaves ats 7. NJ. This train connects a. Coz IONS
viEe with tue night traits on the Orange, 6lCxaD-
iriA AMI 3anassns railroad for LIZ GCaBUGG
and wASHIHGTON.
On ard sIter lllc 10Th of JUNE L PASSENaEn
Tnals will 1un daily except 81 laaSl between
StauntoD aud the White sulphur, as toil0"3:
Leave Stantpu It \, d.
Arrive at White sulphur a..............l:3.I I. d.
Leave White sulphur at............,.s:3si 1. ID.
arrive aJ SLHu:itun az " Il o'
ThroGgn LlcKcts, NJ ioR rates, sold To all points
Northwest aild Southwest 81.
Further information may be obtained at The
coDpiiiy'S Oihces.
No Passenger Train, are run on Sdrda2s:,,
T.. Ii. PERRY,
General Superintendent.
JAMES +. NETHERLAaD, Genl Ticket Agt-
~
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Accidentally Drowned.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Aug. 1S.-Nlr. VIM.
Early, IL worthy citizen of this county, was
drowned Inst evening while attempting to
cross Mediums river, which had been rem
dcrcd un!ordablc by the heavy storm yes
ford
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TELEGRA.PHJE NEWS.
New York stock. and MONEY Market.

New York Stock and Money MARKET.
NEW YORK, Aug. H. Money easy at 26Q3. ater-
! ling sa60sa. Cold, E1laa Governments closed
e.rong: s2's. IIds. States closed nrm Ternes-
fes's, 1t new. 75i virgnia's, e?i; rev. H. Lott
|islnna's. rs; pew, 90. Levees, %: sa 81 AIa ha
- Ne. 100 s,s, o. C,eorgia's, IS: rs. o.. Ne rth
1iarol,na's 4s; new, ga South Car ,llna's, ~;
now
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
, .r,rs FROM ROANOKE.

,.,sn, Refreshing Raj" Negro Attacked
Mar, Match Game OF Base Ball Tab
,,,tc,onrt Springs Meeting of the
wins, var.i>, association-La Large Delegation
.,,;,p Meeting Wagon Upset and
,5, BADLY injured.
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Sn FasOga Races.

SARATOGA, n. T., Ang. 1S.-1hc first
race to-day was won by Nellie james; time,
1:17H. Abdel Kader won the second race;
time, :5S; and Eclipse won the third
time 3:OS4,
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PORT OF KICAM0Nb. AUGUST Is, 1911.
ARRIVED
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Chlckahominy, mer-
chaudise and passengers.
ScBOouer Harriet Brewster, Brewster, Ne"
Yoi X, merchandise.
SAILED,
Steamer VIM. p. Clyde, Roberts, New York,
erchsndfse and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Steamer Isaac Betl, Blakeman, New York. mer-
chsndise and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Steamer J9nn SySeser' GinoTd; NorIo,k, mer-
Schooner serene. Jones, Poughkeepsie, New
York, bark, Myers 4 Goodman.
Schooner b. +. Reeves, Brannsn, Now York,
via ork river, wood, Cuttis = Parker.
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Col. w. w. ARNETT.-On Tuesday Col.
Arnctt, one Of our most eminent barristers,
took his departure from this place with the
,;a,y of y future settlement i'll St. Louis or
snme ether western city.-Clarke Courier.
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The Delivery ae sias.sirg.

New YORK, Aug. 1S.-Two OF the escaped
conyicts have been captured in the swaDps,
and the pursuit OF the balance continues,
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SffiCE oF 'HE ALABAMA AND liArTANuoGA} }
RAILROAD COMpANY.
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND

SOUTHWEST.
The Al ~ ID A AND CHATTANOOGA
Rhl!@phD, extending from Chattanooga, ZEN
nesfee, TO a!e-!disn, mississippi 10 completed, and
forms NTH It's connections the
SliQSPEST ALL"kAlL LINE
Il mPortand, Boston, sew yrrA, rhlladelphia,
baltimore, Nashinso"n, Alckmoud, Lynchburs,
and tbstt snoOgH, 10 Metidiiu. Mobile, New Or
leans jackson, Vicksaurs, and All southwestern
cities
TIE roed-bed is In splendid condition and The
equipment perfect ~
fuilmau's Palace Day aud Sleeping Cars are To
De run VIA tbis FCuts from LyDchbatg 70 Mobile
ard New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets via the aiablna aud Chatta.
looea railroad, and secure the quickest time aud
mos. comforts.
The attention OF freight shippers 10 called 10
this route rs Offering the advantages of speedy
transit between TIE .SOfth and uuth, with rates
always IS lfw rs by any other route. o..
iiark ship freight and procure bills OF lading
Via the alabama AID Chattanooga railroad.
Wa. il EAEi,
General Freight aud ':icke: Agent
GhItt2nDUga, Tenn.
y. T.. STANTON,
General superintendent,
te 2-3ln lea. C!i3lian 10pa, 'TenU.
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Domestic NIarkets-IBY TELEGaApU.l

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-Cotton quiet sales, 81
bales uplaE d3, Isle. FlOnr-SouLhern firm com.
mon to fair extra T5.3n64S6s0. w hiskry, ataI 95r
Wheat excited; wlnter RID western, 81. in61 81 .5
Corn favoIs buyers; 6dGgs9i. Pork dull aud nn.
changed. Lard steaiy. SaVals quiet. Frelsh
lrmer.
BALTIMORE, Aug. Ii. Flour unchanged. Wheat
firm. C"rn-southern Inn western linked. dali
cas-, l2G9!5c. Provisions unchanged. Whlskey
unchanged. ..m....t. '---..-~.-
LOUISVILLE, Aug. IL. Flour quiet. Corn
Sackci 69@GG5c. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Hhi,key, gtc. TUbacco-sa!es, ls2 hOgsheads
lug, 40 759Q t7.75; common u medium lear, o. IS
Q1t9; goou 10 fine, eltgISis.
CINCINNATI, Aug. .is.-Fl0ur and corn steady.
Prk dropping 81 sl2.-s. Lard-OId, SIC; rev,
al Racon-Srould RS, &c.; sides, 79Q1t'. Nhis-
Key 9sc. Tobtcco active and unchanged.
ST. Louis. Aug. Is--Tob,cro firm and scarce
sak ), ls3 hogshe.ds lugs, $7gGSl9; leaf, sl5ss.s
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A TTRACTIVE ROPERT 7
IN
NEAR THE
WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS,
FINELY ADATTED FOR A SUMMER RE-
SORT, FOR SALE.
BEAUREGARD FARM,

I offtr for sale my FARM {. Resaregsrd'D,
situated mile and u halr from the W hite sulphur
Springs, In Greea brier county,, West Vtrginia. il
c0ntairS nearly 200 acres, one third of which Ii
meadow laut. About one-half Of 1t Is In flee for
est, full of excellent IL nher. part Of the
dow hes bccu In grass for about eighty years. The
whole farm is finely adapted To grass; and It's
n2srness 10 The White Sulphur Springs gives 1t The
advantage OF a market at its very door.
This farm is well watered. Indeed, IL has In CO.
pious springs the almost exclusive supply Of wa
ter for the White sulphur and the consl 'erable
town that must grow up there upon the com pie s
Chi river In the summer Of ~.
IL has commanding interest on account of It's
fine adaptation to purposes of health aud recres-
ton. It's one OF The most beautiful. as 1t Is one
Of The most hcslihful local titles In the Virginia
mountains. 1t has Hue bath, md superabuhd-
never been anslSZed but IL IS evidently y 'wer-
fnl sIlmnlaut of Lne skin and great invigorator
Of the system. There ~ hisideS one o, the pold,
Is. nd strongest CHALIBEkTE .SPH1 y"G5 snd
l.Ige body of. auin-slate, highly imprt Rnated
with alum, In which, at moderate expense,
ALUM WATERS might be established. With
u Sc agtnclc; tue place might he II, sde popular
I'D prosperous adjunct Of tho ~ bite Sulphur,
| the great waterng-place of the middle and south
It'll S Gre pIou"ds Tor a mlle-long TROTTIEG
| or RACE-COUHS%, and the addition Of that
Summer vIsit"rs H. TIE White sulphur VtiIey
woui,. he GToat p"hlic qualification and highly
lucrative To IT, own rs such Il tr. ck, exactly
suited hy the temperature Of the place to summer
| So ,r' would become one OF the most famous In
| the Union.
Tlha farm might also he ad spted TO fish culture,
having an immense supply Of clear spring water
| from several large sp:irSs, aud g. ot location
| for lake Of several acres. his business has
| lately be .ome exceedingly profitable.
There is II large DuUB..E '1Ch HOUSE,
cont ,ining twelve counod,Ous rooms. npon the
place, together with cut houses The gr' unds ere
admirably adapted for the finest display OF archl-
tecturai ard ether improvements.
II IS one OF the most attractive places In the
mountsius, whether for Improvement as q ll@cs
If public resort. or for q superb residence Tor
wealthy gentleman.
1 Persons DESTROYS of seeing the place are refer.
red TO my son, j. =. COwARDIN, who resides upon
| IT,
Apply to Messrs. GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS. Rich.
IN ma.
persons desiring to purchase are requested tc
visit the place, which Will speak for isrli:
an IL j A. COWARDIN.
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