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REPORTED for the Dispatch.l
.reenbrier Presbytery.

Presbytery met at Point Pleasant May
II. 1871, at 7 o'clock ?. NJ, and was opened
with a sermon by Rev. Jas. Haynes. Inere
were present during its sessions nine MILL
listers and nine ruling elders.
Rev. Ewd. Eells was chosen moderator,
and Rev. NJ. II. Bittenger and Elder q. N.
MONTGOMERY temporary clerks.
Rev. A. &. Stuart, from the Presbytery
of Central Ohio, was, after the usual eX-
animation. received as q member OF Green
br'ier Preshytery.
Licentiate II. S. Sydenstricker was duly
ordained to the full work OF the Gospel
ministry.
of the churches received there have been
encouraging addltions-some Of the largest
of these not among those enjoying most
regularly the means of grace.
1t is gratifying to see that as improve.
ments advance into the country to arouse
its energies and develope its resources, the
churches seem to realize the importance of
the time and TO manifest some zeal i'll en-
deavorins to occupy places that may soon
be centres Of activity and influence. Some
indication of what has been done by evan
celistic efforts is seen in the fact that from
four different communities petitions were
received and committees appointed for the
organization of churches.
The same assignments for missionary Ia
Dor were made-viz: The vacant churches
of Pocahontas to NJ. ID. Dunlap and nj. l..
Lacy the churches Of Nicholas to }. H.
Leps and D. S. Svdenstricker: the county
of Lincoln and part of Cabell to Edward
Eels: Roane to J. c. Barr; Clay to NJ. H.
Bittinger; jackson to j. G. Brown: Cal.
houn to r. r. Houston; Mason to b. b.
Blair.
The next stated meeting will he held in
Lewisburg, October u, 1871, = o'clock =.
NJ. Nj. l.. j.,
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GREENBR1ER, WEST VIRGINIA.

These Springs, famous for their Alternative wa
ters and fashionable patronage, will be ouen ON
the list OF JUNE. They afjrd accommodations
These Springs are 2, 900 feet above tide-water,
and the climate in which they are Situated is al
ways COOL and ISViG GRATING, afcrdlng en-
tire relief from p:ostrating summer neat.
Professor Rosenberger's excellent band VIII be
In attendance, to enllyen me IL" ana PATRON
Masauet AIDE AID fancy balls during The season,
as heretofore.
knex ensiye livery will be kept at very moderate
charges. g
CHARGES: So per day and &T5 per month Of
thirty DAYS; children under ten years Oh age, ana
coIored servants, half price; white servants, &C
cordiug to accommodations. ro
my G. eod1m GEO. u. tE1lON % ".
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Dry GOODS.
ONLY ONE SHIPMENT.

~ our Latest t~i-weekiy shipment will show tne
-0A''" AUCTION BARGAINS:
,oo vsrds Black GreDadire at 1915;
S Soo IDS Rack Striped GYenaGlne 81 J3c.,
a noO ySnrSs Figured Grenadiue at &c.; .,e.,
i'SSo Yards heantful Lawns, worth aac., az ,tac
gno % rds s.4 White Berege atYl, worm ~ ro
soo rda Nd htte Grcnadine at asc worm 9i'oo'
" ono arSs huff Lawns a. 2oc., worth 5ecs =.
Ivy 5dnzan CENTS, ladies' and Misses bflsish
90 Wy uosiery at less than wholesale PRICES,
ro,,,u 9nmmer ITndershirts from Soc. 10 vi. ~
BLACK eros Grain Ribbon, ncDes "iue' III 'oc.:
Parasols I'm every variety anu stSie'
straw Hats for gents ana Doye
Ladies, Black Hair Bonnets
Iadce, W bite, Brown. and BLACK Sundown5 ana
Seasides finest quality; ....-
Floor Oil-Cloth Cd wide at 81
Floor OIl-Cloth q wide ut &c.; III. rFs
White and Fancy Check Mating; ,-...... 70.
Clark's spool Cotton, Coats's Spool Cotton;
An assortment Of Llama Lace Points from 80 to
These goods are the aneHt as we'll as cheapest In
the city. 49, oy.s : g-.-.....,
Crowley's celebrated Eeedle5';l - -
Blood's celebrated Needles --
Spool Cotton, colored aud white, at lc. (good);
Spool Cotton good as Coats's at 50c. per dozen.
While examining the above look at our Kid
Gloves from Soc. to e2.25; our Dollar Kid Gloves
(co!oredl would be cheap at 81 line OF Ladies'
White Kid Gloves at SIPS; also, a line Ct Misses
INV ~ NV DuCKwALL G. ROUss.
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spECIAL NOTICES.

NJ CHEAP WHITE GOODS.-FlNE
soft finish CAMBRIA at 2s, worth asc; INDIA
TwIIL LONG CLOTH at Sc, worth Soc; IoOh-
ED and pUFFED MUsLIHs for WAISTS a. ooc.,
worth 81 per yard; STRIPED and oHEGhT III
TA1usooK at es, worth soc. per yard; HAIR
cosD CaMBRIC at acc. per yard, worth 4oc';
uAIn CopD NAINsOOK at 25, worth soc. per
yard. HAIR CHECKED MUSLIN at soc. pef
yard. never sold before at less than 7sc'; iuoA.
FIN MUSLIN, for SKIRTS, at 5oc' per yara "oln
&C.: SWISS JACoNET, CAMbhlo' 80
SOCK, and NULL MUSLIN, In grea. su,'.s.
80 n1sEop and VICTORIA LAWNS and
msu,TE LINEN LAWN, for DRESSES, ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Toot MT o,r DOLLAR KIDS. my ~
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The CASE OF THE SAN FRANCISCO MUIR
DEREss.-Sdn Francisco, May 29.-Sen-
tence upon Mrs. Fair has been postponed
until Thursday, to give time to the prose-
cntion to file counler.aiiidavits in answer
to those Of the defence seeking to impeach
Dir. Beach, one of the jurors. Strong.
minded females occupied places in the
courtroom as usual when Mrs. Fair APP
peared this morning, accompanied by her
mother. A strong effort is being made to
obtain new trial. 1t will not be possible
to obtain another jury in case the effort Ia
successful,
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THE June No. of the Virginia Clinical
Record is upon our table. II contains artl-
physicians. An editorial answers the qlIes-
ton, "iave we epidemic cerebro.spinai
meningitis among usT" The following
sentence from the editorial in question will
be interesting TO our city readers
"The disease ut present with lis is Il mild
and abortiye type OF the dreadful malady
we are discussing, possessing some Of its
mild symptoms, but wanting in many of its
serious ones"
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ry,HE BEST BARGAINS.

We AF Hss GpsP HYE sn9 bEE ssePeSo
which We e Offer fer E 3spRA G nINss ~
BLACK and C0LoeED sILKs, IT,
SWISS ~ NAiss6 S al; and CHECKED MUS,
wn1nE, BI'AcK, and COLD ALpAcAs,
5 5HsSSHSI fs$ EEE1iR aShEA HAsyss,
and many other kinds Of DRESS GOODS.
$40. s.".. ALSO, ~
White and Buff Pongee Parasols,
Llama Lace Shawls and Parssol Covers,
Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Corse.s; hiboons,
Nankins. Table Linen, Towels, IN
Handkerchlefs, Linens, ' q.
WWSite Shirts. Ganze and Isle Shirts, :.
and lots Undesirable articles at the VERY LOW
EST PRIC ss5S1;;c,,sd .,.........
''' WIN. THALHIMER SONS, ~
No. SOL Broad. corner 9Th street,
my2s Broad. street Dry Goods Emporium.
DEMOvAL! REMOVAL . Ne
Ill remove by the 1st of July to stored ais Broad
atreet fornfsfsy occupied by myself In conse-
Gnence Of same, have determined to sell up 10
''i''' - ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
O, ore,tIv reInced prices, which, by calling and
Comparing goods and prices, cannot foll to Goa
vince even the most lncredulous that am selling
CLEANER than they can be bought elsewhere.
Pretty DRESS GOODS at eOe; per yard;
BTsCK GRENADlNE from 25 to &c.,.
PLACK STRIPED GRENADlNE, 30 TO 3bc.;
Beautiful LAWNS at lssc.
PIOUES, 20 to &c.;
PERCALES at 2oc.
hzsE SILKS at 80, all shades; l.;
kin GLOVES at 81:
Job ,ot KID GLOVES at 75c.
BIsCM SILKS 1T 81. 10 to 81 per yard; g.
TOS Hi.S at III 70 25c ,,,,ncoono:
nave n hand . In; ge stock Of VII !TE GOOpS;
Also. = full line OF G. EltE5 and EN- -, ,
lEfITREJ .TIING GOODS. Have $50 FINE W BITE
LINN SHIFTS which lam now selling at cost
Wouli advise those in want OF bargains 10 give
ma call prior to buying elsewhere,
LILO 'A'' JULIUS SYCLE,
my25 guy main st.ee-.
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MT LOOK AT THOSE LARGE SIZE
BATu TOWELS at $3.50 per doz n, worth s? !; at
4. rs. wo, tn $3.50; ut 81, worth 50; PURE LINEN
ERISGED NAPKINS at eOc., worth 81 per doz;
At 75c., worth $l.25 per dozen LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS. yards long, at 81. would be cheap at
Al. SO TURKEY RED NAPKINS at sl.2s, worth
""'' LEVY BROTHERS. f..
my30 1918 and 12ls Main street.
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND RAILRoAD.-A
,roiect is on foot tor building Il railroad
rom point on the Potomac river, in the
Vicinity of Whites Ferry, not far from
Knoxville. Frederick county, Md, to Ma
uassas junction, crossing the line of the
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire rail-
road. This would appear to imply that the
Potomac river is to be bridged for the new
road. Books Of subscription to the stock
of the enterprise, under the name of the
Virginia aud Mary land railroad. will be
opened ut Leesburg, VA, on the 9th inst.
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ME- YOU HAVEN'T TRIED THEM.

Er YOU HAVEN'T TRIED THEM.
Victim Of debility, who is responsible for your
feebleness Not yourself, you VIII say, for you've
done all you could to cure It.. That's mistake
ON your part. "
You haven't tried HOSTEL TER'S BITTERS.
Gloomy dyspeptIc, with an uneasy stomach and
a world-weary face, of course you don't thlpk
yourself responsible for your own torments. But
Won are. It is easy to see from your condition
that YOU haven, It tt led HOSTETTER'S BITTERs.
Bilious sufferer, II is not your fault you think,
that your symptoms grow worse day by day. Blue
nil doesn't do you any good. Very likely. But
You can he brought round for all that.
WHY haven't you tried EOSIEI IEh'S bil-
TIERS? , ,.u.o,
hnws hot and cold and whose brain seems to lie
bursting with the effects OF some powerful drug,
do YOU assume the res possibility! y, no You've
taken piles of quinine, and all the regulation me-
jicines What could you do more One thing
more-the very thing that would have exempted
You from all the pangs that now rack you.
| You have never tried HOSTETFER'S BIT
TER.
Nervous Invalid, what have YOU to say? You
plead that YOU have ken all the nervines OF the
phsrmacoraia. II they have done you no goG,d
Wrong, al wrong. You have, In reality, ncbcdy
TO blame buI yourself. ~
Why haven't you tried HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS.
For all the above named complaints the BIT
TIERS are absolute specifics.
my 29-eoGlw&wlt
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AN FOR THE SuFPEREas.-In New York
city and other places steps have been taken
TO secure subscriptions OF money for the
sufferers by the recent terrible calamity in
one Of the coal Mines OF Pennsylvania.
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Iook Mt our DOLLAR KIDS.

MT THE LARGEST STOCK of GOODS
so- Rows, and MEMS WEAR ever offered In this
city. all kinds OF DUCKS, DRlLLiNee'
TwEEDs, cAss1MEREs, JEANS SATIN
ErTs and vEsTINGs, ut extremely low prices.
An examination of this stock will prove profitable
an .,a,n ,rant LEVY BROTHERS.
Our Dollar KID GLOVES are worth sl.so.
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The Wing reminds us that Mr.. BLAIR
was allowed to pair off with two RepuoI-
cans on the new treaty because 1t required
two.thirds vote to ratity that instrument.
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MAJ MOVE LTIES FOR
MAY AND JUNE.
NEW, ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE.


NEW, ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE.
T. PRICE & CO.,
Just from market again, have opened all that is
good and substantial, we'll as rare and racy, in
goods suited for spring and summer sales.
Splendid line Of LLAMA LACE POINTS and
SACQUES,
Splendid line Of PARASOLS, SUN-SHADES,
UMBRELLAS, &C.,
More IRO! GEENADINES and CANVAS II Err
MANS, very cheap,
Fancy dress goods In endless variety, sucA us
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINS, EMB'D
GGENAnIEES, BAREGES, LAWNS, Or
CANDIES, &C.,
Elegant Co,oreu and Rlack, Striped and Checked
Silks, every shade and hue worn Fouard SILKS,
both plain and figured.
FOR Northumberland Tramesi. Bomha-
zines Monselines. Chsils. DOuble-faced Mo-
&C.: Grape Vcll7 and Collars every size ana
shad" Grape sets, LiIen ana Lace Collars and
Cuffs. Kid Gloves. &c.
Very striking II lovely lot Of Brussels and real
Point Collars and &ets, from Paris, al about pail
their value, to wnich special attention Is called.
EmbroiderIes In Hamburg edges and Insert
ings, very low; Patent Laces, Bands for Dresses
and Skirts, French cambria Work, d. 5. and
Hmb'd Hdk'fs Lace-trmmed Hdk's. &c.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Drills, SatteeDs, for men
and boys; Gauze shirts for ladies and gentle
men Llnen-Bosom Shirts, &C.
my5 L. Il. fRlCE q Co'
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SUMMER REZ0prc

WENs'JT. END END, HOTEL, Long Branch
fitted; open June 18th mts,ernh i n just re.
hrst-csss In every respect viii ISs s n aDd
Wansssemsnt of Of Jmes SKIS Of w %nsr he
donse, Few York, forJnerIy ~ hyH OF The Gllsey
iEotel. Applications for rooms. sc , ne~ York
.N note',or by Mr. Gardner at Glsn,yf sseelyed a.
NJ, % :, SYKES, 6ARDNEK& YTu se' y.
----.Z-------n. - Prnnri.+'I
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pOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
OPEN JUNE 1st, 1877,

This favorite and celebrated WATrpryr
PLACE wilt offer additional attractions n T. w "
son. Among other improvements there Mas baon
added an elegant and sp scious bal. Dom. aito,I"
Ing the parlor the parlor has been enlarged srS
improved, and the proximity OF the two rcada.s
each easily accessible. 1t VIII be KEEP. ia stris
not sGrpI ssed anywhere in virginia. 0'''4
The WATFaS of these special Sprlnyq o,,hor
cure or greatly relieve most cases Of ScrnfrI. IN
c!plsat Consumption, Chronic Bronchitis Chrnn
ic LaryBgtls, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dys.
peDsia, chronic Di1rrhGa, Chronic i,vstn,nryr
they are also 4 great value In those ar CHI:
which are peculiar TO the female ccnsttulInn and
as an 3peLiz-r, tonic. ana general rcst1ra,trr
th5y are, perhaps, uhriyalled amongst miLer,1
waters. The proprietor will have provided for The
lawns and ballroom a hrst-class Band Of MusIc
and In general all the sources OF amusemen, IA
recreat on Usually found sc our best summer "a.
sorts will be at the command Of the guests a,
'ROCKSk10GE ALUM The place Is w,lhin
eleven to thirteen hours OF Richmond Washing.
ton. Baltimore, ETC., by rail-, all In daylight. Pal.
sengers leave the cars or the Chesapeake and Okio
railroad at Goshen depot, and new and el.gan,
stage coaches, Ing rapidly over smooth and
level road OF only eight miles, Set down the ys!.
JAS. <. Frazier, Proprietor
Gr. II. &. NOEL, IF Baltimore, Resident Phys,-
clan.
Mr. S. N. MULLEN, late of Capon sDr!ncs.
will be found here this season.
The Rockbrdge Wafer Is for sale by PUP.
CELL, LApD q CO., Richmond n. A. L {. A.
SANTOS, Norfolk, and GEO. VI. MCINTYRE,
Charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
nv 2S-tl5lhA
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SPRINGS,


MOUETAIN HODEE,
byFRAZIER &c BALE, lato OF Rnckbr'dge Aium
spfings, and now proprietor OF Virginia Hotel,
staunton, Va. The undersigned having Leased
this elegant establishment, are now engaged In
thoroughly reftling and refurnishing the ssTe,
from basement TO attic, ut very heavy ontlay.
The water OF Gold Spring. Is being brought In
pipes from the mountain, and distributed on
every floor Of the hotel supplying also the mod
The MINERAL WATER of Capon Is alksline,
aud has an established reput2 for It's acton Ia
dyspepsia, all affections or the Kidneys bladder
and urinary passages, and or the skin, diseases Of
women. and rheumatic ailments.
The BATHING is admirable for Its saluhrity
and the great volume OF water, ana was dsc5Ied
by i3ir Henry Bulwer lou n visit here Fitn mr..
Websterj unsurpassed BIZ anything he had seen Ia
The AIR of Capon Is distinguished for Its purt-
ty. dryness, and peculiar buoyancy and cas-
"a fine Alum, Water OF the vicinity and Iron
Water near the premises will be furnished, daily
10 guasts without charge. - = - ~ = s..
: Tie proprietors offer g. the p1biie, as an tarn-
est OF their endeavors for the comfort OF lher
ouests a'Ioiut successful experience OF sixteen
Years in the conduct Of The Rockbridge Alum
Springs. =. 1910. g.
We refer to our circul3r, winch may De han VI
purcelL Ladd Il Co., druggists, Richlnonn, or on
anniIcati0n by letter to US at the Springs /,
In review OF the equivalents efered, our tet MS
are at least as m0dsrats as aay IN Vlrgni1a u:
Board by the week, SIT so: by the month SSo
down to $50, according to duration OF vislt.
- - FRAZIER e. SALE, -
-eod1m . r. s> Projectors.
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CARRIAGES, &c, FOE sAAE.
HORSES, MULES, DC, FOR SALE.

rslHE CELEBRATED HORSE On
4 tIRANDEk FOR LF.-t;randse IS .[ESA
years old, perfectly sound, kind In harness and
under The saddle; can, without training, trot MS
mile ii thu &C minutes.
His sire. lion Juan, was by imported Glencoe,
out of Darkness. Darkness was by the celebrated
kentucky Wagner, out OF sdy Grey.
If not sold privately, Will be sod st suction on
THURSDAY, the LIST day of June, az 10 o'clock, al
the stables OF j. II. Peasants, Franklin street, by
Messrs. COOK l. LAUGHTOS, Auctioneers.
my 27.tds
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RICHMOND AND PETER iBURG RAILROAD CO.,
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT, / 7
- RICHMOND, VA, May l. 1871. }
A GENERAL MEETING of the stock
N holders OF the hlCnMOND AN PETERS
to Ire held at the Office OF The company, corner OF
Byrd and S:h streets, in the city of Richmond, Va
on the sTH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at IL O'Clock
M. So.
By orderc the Board of Directors.
THUS. H. WYHNE, Pres't.
NJ. W. WARRINGTON,
Secretary and Treasurer. my Std
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE,
Il BONDS SECURED BY PLEDGE OF PRO-
PEkTi OF THE STA1 T. OF Virginia.
$50. 100 per cent. Coupon Bonds Of the Univsr.
city OF Virginia. The state, by act approved
March 49, 1871, authorized the issue OF these bonds,
and pledged security the revenue of the Unlver-
owned by the State. The value of this property is
over $500 900, $40 900 is the whole amount Of the
loan. PARKER CAMPBELL q co.,,
nv o2-1m 18th street.
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LOST, STltAYED, &c.

LOST, STlsAYED, &c.
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM CsSE
- the head Of New street, on Saturday. the ~
9th Instant, medium size ROAM -COLVKED
COW, about five years old; short horns; one
standing up rather more than the other. No other
marks remember A suitable reward Will be
paid for her return or for information that will
lead TO her recoveFsG
n. B.-I h.ve foE sale a NEW, No. TWO
HORSE WAGON, Which will sell ut u very rea.
sonable price. A. w. FAhlS,
my 3l-3t* New street. I'd door from short st.
WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO
w all whom 1t may concern that we shall
apply to the Aud:tNr OF the city of Richmond to
issue new CEkTiFi iAThS OF THE ClTE
DEBT in place of the following certificates
which were held by the H CHMOND FlRh AosO-
CIAIIUN, and which have been lost or destroyed
No. Isl, dated 18th OF December, 1855, and redeem
able lst Of January, 1882 $3.50 No. ls, dated 3lst
Of March, 1885, 1edeemaoie lst of January, lss9,
S2,72l.3s. HENRY K. ELLYSUN,
PETER G. WARWICK,
AN UREW JOHNSTON,
Trustees Of the Richmond Fire Association.
APP l9-Wam
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, Gc.
C. G.. GARMESpIA, p. LEONARD.
u VILLADRILLE.
~ G. GARMENDIA 81 CO.,
importers OF the celebrated
LA ANITA
and other brands OF
TOBACCO. CIGARS. &c.
HI. ANA ClGA Il $

selected every year by Our Mr.. Garmepdta. Prices
from S5s 10 81, 0v0 per thousand.
ROMERO, DAVIES, and other dry, delicate
ShkRkIsS, In aud casks :; also, III glass.
Riviere. tiarurat Co.'S PALE COGNAC
BRAN LIES, vntaees OF 1869 to lsit in LILO B, and
is casks. and ii patent cases, twelve bottles each
Charles Farr0's Champagnes, Wines Grand vim
.'Eugenie,'' Imperial, Cabinet, and Selery, Quarts
to pints. Also, high and low grades Of Borueaux
Gin KUN, Corcias, and every variety OF French,
III, and Spanish Goods in our lue. Marseilles
Wines in aud casks. -wect OH, III tin and
glass. MaucaronI. old Govern rnent Java Coffee,
&c. No. "a oou:h Calvert street, Baltimore.
Represented by MesS!s- CAShlE BkOS., 18th
street. between Main and Cary, who nave AWAY
Il Stock on hand. my 3l-MSW6ln +.
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my1G-eod1m

r OCUST GROVE, near Greenwood de-
l 4 Dot, Chesapeake and hlo ralLoat, offers
A PHEASANT HOME TO FAMILIES
who wish to exchange tie heat OF the city Tor
va = PUhE MOUkTA LIZ AIR. 'T..5. Fl.
For circular with terIns, &C., address
= - va - A. X. YANCFY, JR.,
. 49,, 90 oodano .sl..--. j CreenIrod denot. Va.
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AWLEY SPRINGS,
ONE OF THE MOST cELEsp.rvn
AND IMPORTANT OF ALL THE

!.
will be open on the FIRST OF JUNE 49,,
TeceptiIn OF company. Situated "a {, ~ ,of The
Inountairs0 o, The great Valley, Il "a not - 10 the
the most delightful summer resorts IN ny one If
put us wonderful curative Properties al .ne statt
This analysis or the water iy proc,,
or tie University or VirRi0ia, tcgs;he, M,St'ett,
experience O. many eminent Lbys,cis," 'h The
that IL u "ihe Springs for suffs,In. - prove
but, hcsiues itJ wonderful tonic prnns,. etn!sles
remedy III general debility, anenia sna n rs, a.
peculiar 10 females II Is unsurpassed In ,ha eases
mcnt OF TIE various forms of Gysnansis .le treat
ticuarly for those suffering from tSrn. %tu par.
actlTe liver, Its action upon thu liver "a inu IN
kidneys Is prompt ard decided. Verv ~ 80, ~ TIE
ms kacle cures could be cited OF this class re-
blesome diseases. ''"'S % If0u-
R4WLEY
Is now easy OF access, si.u-ted ONLY tye,vo u.,.-
from Harrisonburg. the present tcrJninnS ni,ies
orange and Manassas Gap railroad fr,n .,t ,te
psint there WIZ be two daily lines OF stages ch
Since last summer THE BUJLDISc- INV,
BEEN GREATLY IMPROVED. "a wsr n - r
road from h2rrisonburg 10 the SPRING., Ts ~ ne
HU 9DRE - PERSONS can now be yerv 1870 IEf T.
ably accommodated al these Springs. N'i'EE-
There Is telegraph Office at Hsrr,aonbr-
The ACCOMMODATIONS viii ba sIrpISrr
FlRaT-ChAsS, under the management Of IL
y. Woodward. widely known as a ho;ei rn,na spa
Resident PhystctQns. Gordon & william ger.
or the other OF whom will be In attendance sn,tn Inc
the entire season. "u' 'as
RATES OF BOARD:
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, r. l.. I. B.-The men, 3
IN bers OF The Il. 4. l. BLUES will meet To- q
NIGHT ut O'Clock, at the City Hall, Tor the III
importance.
BY order Of Captain PEYToN WISE.
w. ID. CHESTERM
IL Orderly Sergeant.
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N NUFACTUR TOBACCO
I'VE

MAN UFACTUR RED TOBACCO
wi AGENCY.
AS agents for the manufacturers, we offer te the
trade the following we'll known brands CHEW
ING TOBACCO:
Ihos. c. Williams & Coz celebrated WAR
RENO To RACGO.
Thos. j. HarGgr0ve's celebrated ELEPHANT
TOBACCO.
-, Thos. ). Hardgrove's celebrated PEERLESS
TOBACCO. -
j. ). Bowl.s's FLUVANNA LEAF TOBACCO
my 10 ). &. TAhDx 3 co.
E1EE CHEWING AND SMOKING TO-
IL BACCU.-IO boxes Paris Mccall TOBACCO;
GJlden Star SIN pking Tobacco Flowers or VIZ
'glUia Smoking Tobacco Virgin Queen Smoking
Tobacco; Cou tier smoking Tobacco:
VIM. Il. cambridge & co.
ap24 s27 Broad street.
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MEETINGS.

or. JOHNS LODGE, No. 38.-~&~
KBETHRES: Attend y called meeting XIX
of your lodge at Washington Hall, onI W
Broad street, between 9th and 10th, III S EVE n
ING ut "a O'Clock. for work. Ia
Nv order of the W. NJ.
~. Hp FlsttEh, Dec.
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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, ''
MONROE. COUNTY, w. Va,
TWENTT-FUUR MILES SOUTH OF GREEN
ERIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The attention Of the patrons Of the Virginia
Springs is dire cted to this beautiful summer
resort which will be open for VI .itors on the LIST
OF JUNE, The value of the mineral waters, aud
most reasonable terms, should persuade many to
make this their summer home.
Billiard saloon and bowling alley FREE OF
CHARGE to visitors.
Terms: $4s per month; sl5 per week; 90 per
day.
For further information, address
c. $. PEYTON y BROTHER,
my "a e0d1n Proprietors.