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,,.n lREsoLuTIoN OF GENERAL YATURE-No. lO1
JOINT Resolution 60 exempt


D. :. marine hospital dues, and for other purposes
II resolved by the Senate and House
me Chteu states OF America Congress assembled That
provisions oi entitled to
marine hospital and provide relief of sick and
9Sabe stamen, approved June eighteen hun-
urea ana SEVENTY and also the
certain Ote act emitted An regulate
a on the northern northeastern
Oh the Uned StateSand for other purposes
guy one eighteen hundred and shall
e construed 70 include canalbOats employed navigating
ue CaAS WITHIN the United States.
may be enrolled licensed the coatng
anu no person employed connected with
management or use Nf canal boats h9 trade shall
marine hospital fund. - ~ ~ ~
SEC And be it further resolved That seventh section
O lhe last aforementioned be, and the hereby
so as to extend to all vessels navigating
su ornes otherwise than BY the the
rance ana clearance OF which shall be follows For
VI Ne'se ulrect ron tOrign
ancs OF vessel to foreign hy Provided That
ooa running routes, duly bonded exclus
Se Tor carrying sealed under OF sections
nVS ana SIX OF the act Of July eight eighteen hundred
anu Sixty and the regulations Of the
Ieyooats carrying aud their personal
only shall not be required clear or to pay
entrance or Clearance fees but such baggage shall
p Ioeet TO the sons OF section ortysx the act
Aarch tHO seventeen hundred and sun
ementary thereO And provided further That enrolled or
leenseo vessels Iepaetng from arriving
lection district TO or from another collection district
ana also touching at intermediate foreign shall
neSoy become liable to the of
ee or tonnage tax as from foreign such
Vess snail notwithstanding be required clear
Approved, February 10, 1871 ~ $3.50 ~
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Delaware Railroad Line.
9 u nm me- ARA I'M C m
On and after
MONDAY, JULY nth 1871,
SOUTH.

Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
til further notice. All Trains Sundays
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g.
Joint Resolution authorizing the portion of the Fort
Leayenw0rth military TO the Kansas
hecnancal Association, in
state OF Kansas, for fair grounds
b II resolved by the Senate and House
e states o America in Congress assembled That the
ouy ORGANIZED under and by of the
nasaS, hereDy authorized to he ed
states Or te sole purpose and
anu lot experimental agriculture and horticulture,
oouued ana described follows Commencing at the
corner OF the premises herein described point
Sne tee north and in continuation line
Street'aS ad down and recorded in the
~ eaEehworth and one hundred feet of the south line
o Sau reservation thence
u SOsh oonndary two Thousand hundred
70 the east line oil Nineteenth
continuation OF the side Nineteenth street tW
3uS ono hundred and seveny-Gvp thence eaStpry
anu 70 the S0nth line of said
he west ne OF the premises herein
que ureu ana seventy i've feet, of
one hundred and twenty lght
acres OF land less; resavin the
underJIn the ~ ~ - wy w. N'''
And be further resolved That the Secretary Of War
appoint commission
Oces OF seh number as he deem best which
% snt Without unnecessary delay, and report
Oi the land hcrinhefnpe
ary e war On Ol thiS
Certified of of
An!erloi ana 10 the Kansas Agricultural Association
EC j. ANA be II further resolved That
1ion mus nntihed shall place the credit United
money he amount VI said appraisal the Secretary
W he interior to to be issued the Kansas Agr
H ana Mechanical Association land
OoEe ueScroeu Provided, That the association shall
the deposit within
appraisal from the Secretary o War. ~ -
Approved, February 9, 1871.
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Fx, 49,
sBssafDSs,ps ss.sRJEsas.. f,ifeof tho etrskprs
made e. deIisserate though sfnsuegesgul Il.
acnK yesterday ito anirdeE.a lcllow-w0rk-
n1n who presumed to work tea hours { div.
Another was put under 81 900 bonds 20 re-
strain him from executing threat 10 net FIRE
tq a factory bsratss the fnen EMPLOYED In II
Ersfused to join. the eight-fosr movement
The police reserves arc held in;reIdifseas for
immediate action, and Snpesinte 'Eelso
J" Hoes nat attempt TO disguise the fact That
serious breach or the peace may, be precipi-
stafed az any fine y the more reckless among
.elie strikers. Incendlary apt eak are uttered
sasidseYen published by reckless sasitatgrs.
and the moderation and fairness which
,oaght to accompany a demonstration by
american workmen threaten To- rive way
TO riot and lawlessness. FortnnateIy many
of the workmen arc still cool enough and
reasonable enough to see that violence and
bfoodshed can only bring swift and san
Culinary punishment, and that burning ftc
tories will merely make it impossible ,6r the
owners to grant the yeighf.bour demand. or
even to furnish any employment whatever
70. their men. "A Until compelled to do other
wEse we shall put faith in the ability OF these
ciear-headed artisans to control their more
reckless fellows and to restrain them from
dlssgracing the city and the 'workingman's
:ause hy bloody and fruitless "labor riot.'
Hee9 York Tribune .IT.I.i.s.}.f 'ff.gI
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WiiliatyisErIsrss.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, June 6. 1872

t",r Dt,Y"i,h:
boar STA voice from this anricnt scat
s. i..,,"in" and political theories may not Gc
#,.prruII tate 1t this time.
l,l,r Jamestown had been bun ned, incl.l-
.ag.- The Siatc-house and prison. Governor
\f,h,I>"n renewed the residence Of the
'.','ru"r. with the meetings OF the general
,u,tl> and General Assembly, 10 this place,
.t,u miles from Jamestown, which WAS
}h.n known ~ Middle Plantation. Origi-
h THIS city WIS laid oil in the form ct {,
ppl'r mGa OF W and NJ on Il ridge. This
D.".,;ity wa selected in consequence of it's
n, il rounds and being more healthy, com
ul4udiu@ two noble riycr>---the York and
,itly,,.--n", above four miles from either.
~ tnshurg WAS first settled in 1852
'.m The Hli"inin. settlements, principally
;'.H .lalur>t"wn. In lG!lS the seat ui Gov
nlrut WAS removed here.
%. name, of the streets are chiefly llisiori-
go. Nam stree, is known as Duke Of Glou-
.'nt'r street, ;,,h the other parallel streets
80 riinrc George, Scotland. Nicholas,
gun-. and ireland. The cross streets are
!iyuy. Nassau, King, Palace, England, Co
..rth, Queen, Botcto,lrt, York, Waller, and
Page.
~ recent ih''uuS VI tlte titf SoVii'ii
Viz T.. II. Lively, Il councilman, moved that
llrau.icut names olthcc city be revived, which
VS. unanimously adopted, and on the Sd inst.
io.' beard, containing the names we've nailed
~ on tire street corners respectively through
.,t th" town. In the history of Williams
"u@ dis is the first attempt ever made to
d',i.uutc 10y name in tangible form the
>'i'cIS OF this ancient metropolis.
The commencement of William and Mary
"lcgc will take place this year on the 18th
Instant. instead OF on the occasion OF the
,y"r memorable 18th of July rs usual. The
ctIsc OF this is unknown to your CORE
>iondcnt. ILL.,.
The grammar school in connection with
the college is in flourishing condition
undrr the supcrintrndcnce of Master j. Viii
h"r Turner. OF GoQclland, Va.
More anon. Respectfully, &c, =. q.
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COURT ORDERS.
I'm 1FLUVANNA- CIRCUIT COUR'
Il April term, 1s7.: @s3t fsaa
Plaintiff,

I'm ItLU WANNA sClliCU1l CCUhi |,
u April term, 1s7:: rsaa
b. II. Plaintiff,
. against
Abra. Shepherd .r. in his own right and admin
istrator OF David ). FaIrar, deceased. y. J. Hart
sock. George Palmer. and William: II. Palmer.
partners under the lyle Of Palmer. Hartsook j.
Co.; +. G. Dabney and Humphrey, partners un-
der the style of E. G. Datney &c Som; w. T..
Thackcr j. Z. B. Wilmer, George W. Dawson.
Jehn S. Kent. John S. Moon. lillian j.. Davis.
s. H. Tutwilcr. administrator OF Francis johnson,
= tleceiscd: Amanda Tutwiler. administrative of
". &. Tutwier. deceased, and the James River
and knnawha Company. ............Deiendants.
+ ..".ss@ r'i'' IN.c1IANCERY.
This ca,,rc came on this day to he heard as TO all
the defendants cxccptJ. p Is: Wilmerupon the bill
and exhibits, the answers nj thra Shcrhcrd. JT..
trustee and of Palmer. flar,soGk 4 Co.. with geil-
praI ,encati0n thereto. AMI the bill taken for con-
fr;a ms 60 the Otht defendants and as arTucd by
counsel. On consideration whereof the court doth
aige ORDER and decree that IL he referred to one
ofthe commissioners Of this court 10 take the fol-
lowing accolInts--tO wit. :.
list, An account of all the debts secured by tic
two trust deeds the Middleton mills, executed by
Bib Jones, and In the bfll and proceedings mer-
toned. with all the ptortfcs of said debts, If any:
3D. OF all water rents now due from the plaintiff
to the james River and Kanawha Canal Company
3d. An account of tho annual and fee simple value
of said Middleton mills.
counts shall be given by publication week for
four Successive weeks In :he Richmond Dispatch
au.I Scottsric RtJiIrr, which shall le cquivaefI!
to personal service TO ali-pcrons Interested, and
the commissioner. with his report. shall specially
state any matter deemed pertlseIlt, and that an!
party Iuay request. .'' "
:" - A copy-Teste: lsf. lr ...
In,
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HHE. STRIRR AT PM ADELPH1A.--Ph iladek
pitsd, june THE strike at the Gas; Works
slIas not entirely stopped the supply Of gas.
Other workmen hWe been obtained, and
lofty policemen, formerly gus employees, vol
unteered their services and aided to keep up
the supply. The trustees have published a
card asking economy in the use of gas, and
promising full supply in few days.
j: The city fortnight Is furnished with very
meaSre supply of gas. But few Of the street
lamps are lighted, and the city is sfroudrd
by! almost total darkness, owing to the strike
of the men employed at the various works
Other men are being rapidly engaged. ~
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f"rrc>ronIrnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Emory nuG Henry s'0IHr.c.

III" commencement exercises of this ILL
tuition oI learning began on the I'd of June
"ln bacaalaurcatc sermon in the morning
10th the Rev. DIR. Young, of Nashville,
i,nu., and IN address before the Young
Mems Christian Association in the evening
srrm the Rev. II. NJ. White, of Virginia.
Ehcy were resumed on Tuesday The 4th. by
Il O'Clock the grounds were thronged with
b" bellies aud beatiX Of the surrounding
rnmtry. Notwithstanding the drilling
vain, alI the pretty bonucts and Dolly Warden
~ many miles dazzlcd in the air. A band
~ musicians from Tazcwell county WAS III
't"ndncr. Every countenancc looked bright
'"' every pulse beat high with the iDspira-
ion Of the hour. IA
Al 1890 ten contestants for the Robinson
irlA" medal took the stand. Like the young
" lhrcc-yCir ODDS at the Races they were Ill
An running order. The gloss ont their coats
and their oilc0 names spoke well for the
rl"oll,. At the signal the tracks were CHI
'clrd amid high excitement, and, after u
,pur>c OF four hours, s. Halsey Neflein, from
New Orleans, distanccd the nine and swept
Ne stakes
The Masters Grafton WAS then delivered
ty the Rev. L. T.. uoSs, from Knoxville,
icnn. which closed the exercises for The
corning. K s}{ ?
In the evening the Hermcrian Society gave
celebration, al which the best dchatcrs IN
Tie society sirusr for three medals, which
a"rc carried of by j. Adams, North Caro-
aua; Douglass and Milihoit, OF Tennessee.
Wednesday was "thc day" OF the occasion.
ie morning sun disclosed the immense cam
Na> which had been stretched for the celebrste
tpn. uuou the ground. MANY were afraid
he immense multitude Of people would TIC.
appointed for want OF room; but by using
.fcat diligence the poles were set UP again,
nd all went ON without "ict or hindrance.77
.Atcr. eleven speeches from tho graduating
he Rev. BislopG. f. Pierce, from Alabama.
Ills 'ject was, 'Opinion; lis Phases and
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The YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONAL letter from
Lowell, Mass, says that extensive preTaTa-
lions are being made for the seventeenth In.
ternationl Convention OF. Young MeIfs
Christian Associations, to be held in that
city the present month, commencing on the
18th instant, and lasting four days. About
200 delegates are expected. Information
has been received from societies in New
Y ork, Washington, Philadelphia,, Pennsyl-
.yania, Portland, and other places, that full
dclesatiOnsRwii BIC scilt.
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PAENTY, OILS, dc.
E,O CONSUMERS OF
- z PETROL EuM LuBRIcATING OILS:

! =
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by US
differs from, all otas- L,.brtcatfng ols s9td se g.s
market. We are the scie agents here for he VIZ
ginta Natural Petroleum Lubheating Oh, every bar
ri of which sold by US bearing our brand thus
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubricntins oh, Fur-
cell, Ladd g. Co, Agents, Richmond, va.
1t is not mixture or residuum OIL coii'anina
chemicals hurtfuito machinery, buta
pyrpE NATURAL, WEST VIRGINIA RETRO
LEUM; I,uBRIoATING OIL IS
IF % degrees rrayity which viii last = oct
ter atieaior and " ,hsreaSsrts seaeeg aa sy
ed t6s 5,rd or loo yrtces, bR Eftct are
me aad their gss WI Eli ELM LUBnI
rsTySI: T)II Of the best and purest qualby nS toA
as he at.uae gTdde If g ed Ie toas
and iowar flsst SC can be sold Ia this maIkeL
suners VIII please bear this IN m and i. Of de-
s,-ie nI,niit.es lie OF sold By US Is ,BsurtE
o. - - - PURCELL. LADD = Co,
- e i l---e. A '- = Riehm0nfs
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RAILROAD, Ho,-on Tuesday. morning

RAILROAD, Hol-On Tuesday morning
seven or eight carts, and on "Wednesday
twenty-four carts, and horses to each, passed
through Chariestown to be employed on the
Shenandoah Valley railroad by AIR.. Grum-
fish, the contractor for the sections from near
Rippon, in this COUNTY, through a portion Of
Clarke. : If our, contemporary Of the Shep,
herdstown Register had been here to witness
the calfacade. bic; would have had difficulty
lin restFaiRing his ,railroad enthusiasm ~ 1t
would have been as eb,,llient' as becr.--Free
Press. C7.arlesto,ca, Jefferson Go.s'ay.f s.:se y
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HOTEL BURNT AT ,RoxBoRo', N. Con-
Sunday morning at j O'Clock the hotel in
Roxboro', ANU every house OH the ground
except the stables and corn-crib were burnt
to the ground. The act was that of an in.
ccndiary, and Mr.. Glenn, the proprietor,
thinks he knows the party, but at present
lacks, the evidence to make an arrest. He
had a store in this hotel with $1,000 worth
Of goods in it; no insurance. About, two
thirds:of the goods were saved in damaged
condition. -, ,..,r s5E E.s-f -,
~ Colonel Hunts saddle.shop and J.:.T.
'Critcher's cabinet SHOP were in this lot, and
both were burnt. All, the furniture in the
hotel, and all the heavy goods. in the cellar,
such as leather, sugar, and molasses, were
destroyed. Judge cade owned this prop.
erty, and he and Mr. Glenn were in partner
ship. In a letter from the latter to Judge
Readei he says: @"We are out of doors this
morning. without meal to cook, or any one
to cook it." 1t is-a heavy blow to friend
Glenn, and we are sure that, the noble ,citi-
zcns of the place. will not he found wanting
in that sympathy that always lends helping
hand. = HfHs5oro' Nv. CT Recorder. rs, ., -.
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A youth named John Floyd, employed in
the store of lee, Taylor & Co., in Lynch.
burg, on Friday fell through the hatch of
the store, distance of twenty feet. He was
seriously injured, and at night fears were
entertained that he would die from his
wounds T. Ia ast#.. =. y
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SEHTENcEp.-The trial Of Hagar for shoot
ing Pace ut Shadwell some weeks ago hns
been concluded i'm the County Court. lie
was sentenced to five years hard labor in the
penitcntiary. His counsels' motion for. q
new trial was orcrrulcd, ard they propose
now, we understand, t. take an appeal
Charlottesville Chronicle. 80
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DRY GOODS.

THO BE SOLD VERY CHEAP--A lot of
Il wet COTTON AIDES and KENTUCKI JEANS
of superior quality will he sold Mt half-pricr: We
have also Just opened lot Of ladies fine Under
sleeves Lace Collars, CoIlarctt4s, superior Isle
Threat Gloves. IriSl Linens, Towels, Plain Swiss
Muslins, Frillings, Piquc Trimmings, &c.
~ kNEf.s .'i G. IT. BhRBEE,
~# successor to Duckwall Il Rouss,
O. In IN EEag as.'# tfHsf 80 900 Broad street.
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Lewis Lindsey says our correspondent is
mistaken in reporting him as speaking in
behalf of Henry Williams at *NottoWay
Courthouse, Tie did not speak in favor Of
Williams.
Hon. David g. Magown, a well-knownp o.
litician, died ut Bath, Me-, Friday.
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no LADIES VISITING THE SPRINGS.
4 1RJSH JISEN STORE.

J5I9tBRoAD STREET RIGHMoN +
A. FISkEN & co. solicit inspections of their
splendid stock OF LADIES' UNDERWEAR, In
linen and cotton, manufactured In Europe en-
pressiy TO our, order, and imported direct to
Richmond. These garments are made OF the last
material; In style and finish are uneqlaIlcd; anu
The cheapest of them areput together with Wow 10
comfort and durability. .ga. - Is
Send for sample Of our LINEN SHIRT B0s0Ms
of Belfast manufacture. and all kinds OF LINEN
GOODS and ENBRoIDERIES.
Goods sold at Il uniform and moderate price,
wholesale and retail, for prompt cash only.
lie E-dSM.HMln - = -
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SPORTING IN PHILADELrHTA.- Philadelphia,
dune 1.-THE race between Goldsmith Maid
and Lucy came of this afternoon at Suffolk
Park, and was witnessed by thousands of
persons. Rain fell between the last two
heats. The time hiade by the Maid was
.2:2s2, 2:224, 2:22a. Jay Gould was trottcd
out between the heats, and made 2:s34.
:, In the afternoon a boat race, five miles, for
$500 q side, took place on the Schuylkill, be-
tween William Scharff, of Pittsburg, and
Thomas C. Butler, OF Boston. 1t was wit
messed by thousands Of persons, and was
wonby twelve lengths, by Scharl, in thirty
two'ninutes twenty-five seconds, the fastest
five miles OIL. record in this country. H., !,
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~ AW; nv spRINGS. ILEYEN MILES

DAWiEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
II FROM fARRIsO NBUE(;,. in itIgkIS.sIs-
HAM COUNTY. vA.-T'his celebrated MhIEK.s
IN(i-PLAUEs will open for visitors on lhs ist OF
JUNE, 1872, under The inanageiEensoi dorEih -.
WOODWARD, Esq. f,s. 81 y, Z -
The water OF these spftngBfs the stronger Char.
bedie tsLse United dfes nn.i Is pecsaartY encsen
Ia abe diseases OF females, while tonic It's yir-
tines arc unsurpassed ts sssss-yf, 81
IAccoIaBp,taions strictly arst-class. ~.
Visitors Ieayii,a Baltimore Washington by tfs
"a rIy morning train arrive at the Springs 70 ra.
Icfrcularsrai, be- had at Il. W.1f8WERs ~ SD.'s.
RATES OF. BOARD: Per day, $c.S9; PerNeek sis
rer $50: children under taeiye ycars OF ag
and servants ia!f-Drics. I p A. B.IftIch-
INV calm President OF tie Beard Of Directions
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GUNNER HOME FOR eLip1Es AND

GUNNER HOME FOR LADIES AND
and Mrs Nv. 20 ARTH
areSnOw prepared tn receive B0ARDERS for the.
summer ut the!r delightful residence Bioomfeld,'
In Albcmare county. - = 49,, 5,,-: ]
The situation is within ore mile of Ivy depot
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and near the Blue
Ridge mountains, The rooms are large, airy, npd
nicely furnished. The yard or lawn, embracing
several acres u filled with shade trees and flowers
and Indeed all the surroundings OF the place conf
blue to render 1t one Of the most attractive retreats
I'm the State. Within one mile are two churches
Episcopal and Methodist--snl the distance to Char
Flettesve and the University Of Virginia Is only
five miles. N.' Jf2 ttit .HEf21t sSE ~ klstbiA
Twelve OF fifteen persons can be accommodated,
and pains Will he spared to promote the comfort
and pleasure Of borders tii2 ~ HFf =
Horses and carriages can be had at all times for ~
moderate charge I'D - IL, d, ,,,s !,
day. Children and servants, half price, 7!i,f ~
I'ost-ofiicc, Ivy Depot, Va. .lL., te E-5taw2w
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RIA. SHEPHERD, dr., c. G.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
pAIMHRA.I lime q. 1872.


#s.s. PALMYRA. dune s, 1872.
The parties Interested III the foregoing decree are
hereby notified that i have fixed Iron tho EIE-
YENTiI DAY OF JULY, 1872, ~ tIc tluiC, an'lmy
office at Fluyanna Courthouse. the rlarc, for Tie
taking of the several accounts directed TO In taken
by the said decree; at which time and place they
required to attend with all the vnuclcrs and papers
to enable Ia take the said Accounts.
Given under my hand rs commissioner Of the Cir
cult Court Of Fuyanna the day aud year aforesaid.
THOMAS II. TtITWILER,
4 ia l0-Miw - - Commissioner. <
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NIUE DE L'EAU HOTEL, j ~ II b.
" 49,; SEW ELLIS POINT, !.

NEARLY OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE. !, =
This new and superior hotel will be opened for
visitors on MONDAY, June ~, 1sT2 under The st-
pervison IF the undersigned, and VIII be kept as
side. ss;fTt .Es.gf,., ,..,.. &, 80. /. 81 +!
! splendid fishing, boatfng saltwater bathing,
shaded groves tIrrs. ten-pfns and every lnxtry
OF The sen and land eau Ire found fat this delightfui
and convenient summer resort. ,..,..a f.I.t /,
Arrangements have been made With the various
railroad cop5nIcs to sell return tickets to visitors
to NUE. DE L'EAU for one fare, provided their
tickets arc stamped at the hotel. -
Steamers will constantly run between :NorfOik,
Portsmouth, and the pptel. :. stt,ef ~, t.Ftss
Telegraph, Office Ia the house, Two malls daily,
i TERMS 81 per day, sS35 for two weeks. SO per
Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk Va. ;!
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HCGUENOT SPKINGS, q
! PowHATAS COUNTY, fa..Jaie I, 1879.
THIS CEIEBRATEDt lWtATERING-
AsPLACE viii be opened for esse accommodation
df Visitors ON tine r6tss ingfsnt. ~ r 80 ~
II Mr.. j. NJ GRAVES formerly OF F0fti'S Hotel.
late OF the Hot Springs, viii have charpea chs hotel
Tie table will be abundautly supplies with sH the
delicacles the market can afford The BSr with
choice wines and liquors. ss3 S.ssi! 5ss "a ,f
TERMS sas per month. &ia per week. 81 per day.
: OMFORTkBLEf COACHES VIII meet the s:JS
train from Richmond daily At Coaltefd statiop.
Richmond and Danyille railroad. Tickets to go and
return. $3.50. iysss EE+r r-Fy.s sssss >
: il dim j. f. FERGUSON, Proprietor.
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CosrIsEsrAL CABLEs@sB IsYAscK GoING To
ENeLAsp.-L London, June 1.-THE laying Of
the additional telegraph cables to the CONT
nent has been completed. The line runs
direct from Lowestott, on the Sussex coasf,
to- Linden. Hanover. Teiegraphle e0m i
nication was opened to-day.
Prince Bismarck Is expected TO nrriye
shortly In the Isle OF Wight, where be Will
stay four weeks, for the benefit OF his health
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS

LIB ~ = BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA., =. i'1St
- OPENED, TO VISITORS JUNE Is, ls72, =
situated 1T the eastern base of the Warm Springs
mountain, ten miles from Mlilhorough depot Shes-
nptske and Ohio railroad. the main stage road
leading to Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs. The
location is splendid both In point Of climate ana
scenery, the atmosphere Is pure and exhtlaratiug,
the mountain scenery diversified and picturesque.
The fine alum and chalybeate tonic waters are I'M
For circulars giving terms analysis, certificates Of
cures, &c, address Il - IL. ~ ,ss'E 81 !.
! JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor =
10 LIN ~ 'ht'''i iE-T l' i3ath Alum Springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-10

HERs JOHN W. B. BLEECKERS
iVi FpESf,H and ENGLISH HOME SCHOOL,
for YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN, rfmoSsc
To a. west Fifty-fourth street. near Fifth avenue.
Is associated with srs Blctcker,
and mas chargc OF tie higher English branches.
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