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Fairfax County.

Providence Township: Delegate, Hcury
w. Thomas; Alternates, ]. ii. Wells, New.
man Burke. Falls Church: Delegate, Cas-
sius F. Lee; Alternates, D. Nice. Chichester,
Job G. McVeigh. Mt. Vernon: Delegate, T.
J.. hewitt; Alternates, A. G. Landstrcet, j.
o. kerby. Dranesyillc: Delegate, John
Powell; Alternates, Thomas +. Carper.
William II. Bates. tCentreyille: Delegate,
Il. ii. Cockerill; Alternates, James p.
Maehcn, G. p. Wright. Lee: Delegate, james
sangster; Alternates, b. Skinner, Il. d.
Riee.
It was y ~ st t&1"t gt
"Resolued, That in the opinion Of this
meeting it would be the part of wisdom for
the Baltimore Convention to adopt such
measures as Will tend to defeat the present
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Don't TRUST THEa.--The Greeley and
Brown Central Club have held large meet
ing here, and the names of forty additional
members were enrolled. A proposition was
read from W. II. Crawford, Charles Stewart,
Nelson Hay, Thomas II. Hinton; and others,
all colored, to act as canvassers in Maryland,
Virginia, Alabama; Kentucky. North, Caro-:
lima, South Carolina; Tennessee, and Missis-
sippi, and saying that they could secure at
least one-tllnd OF the colored vote and the
States fol. Greeley and Brown: 1t was dis
cussed, at length, and finally referred to the
executive eominiltec.-. !FashtagtGn tetler.
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The Secret Out.

Vice-President CoLrAx, in speech at
South Bend on the 18th, had good deal to
say about his motives and bis obedience TO
the wishes of his friends, and declared that
emo temptation Of any kind should induce
him to DRIFT into antagonism or rivalry to
'the President" This tells the whole story.
1t tells us that there was lurking idea in
the bosom Of CoLFAx, or i'm the minds of
some of his admirers, that he stood chance
of getting the nomination ut Philadelphia if
GRANT were found unavailable. GRANT. is
wise enough to know that men are prone to
help in bringing about an event which may
do them good, and Mt once determined that
poor CoLPAx's head must fall. A rival could
not be tolerated so near the throne. And
now poor Coli, under sense of wrong,
ponrs out his gentle lament his protesta-
tions Of innocence-eyery time he opens ILLS
mouth. III.
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More Traitors.

An item of political gossip which is as.
slmng some Importance is contained in the
tast-bccoming general impression that there
are several Republican members of the House
of Representatives who evince no disposition
to enter upon the support of the ticket nom-
mated at Philadelphia, and this leads to an
idea among those Radical politicians here
who always insist upon an early showing Of
hands that the object Of the inactive Rcpub-
icans is to await the results of the Balti-
more Convention, and in case of the nomna-
ton of Mr.. Greeley, and an exhibition
throughout the country of genuine, hearty
enthusiasm following it, to go over earnestly
to its support Washington tetegdna-- Bal
HulOre Sun, a#" f.. ' --..
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IIuIrah 8! for Maine and Texas!
Hoitv TOitY !

The Richmond Enquirer rivals LITTLE
PENNINGTON in indignation. Because the
Dispatch grouped together its contradictory
opinions the Enquirer is wroth. The re-
spectabic lady who rctailcd fish was not more
indignant ut DR.. JOHNSON for calling her a
substantive. We arc malicious and imperti-
nent, and SO OH, for that same and for refer
ring to the responsible relations Of the En-
qu,rcr. We did not suppose that there was
SO much sorehcadism about the paper; and
we confess We are rather pleased at it, for it
exhibits some sensitiveness about consistency
which we did not suppose could possibly
exist i'm concern which has for some time
been hardly consistent two days together
We hope for something better.
Now, let us say to the Enquirer that we
have invaded no proper privacy of that
establishment, and that it cannot properly
infer personal unkiudness from criticism
upon things entirely public in their nature.
1t is known rs well us that the Enquirer
exists that the Enquirer is under the direc-
ton of board called the Enquirer Company,
of which the Hon. Mr.. KELLEY is president.
The Board is responsible, or it is not, for the
course of the Enquirer, and inquiry whether
it is or not is but natural. 1t is unquestiOn-
ably legitimate and just to the Board itself,
because it is not proper that follies and alb
surdities, hurtful if anything, should derive
dignity from them. !. -
We have invaded no sacred part of tho
Enquirer. We have done nothing In malice
towards any one in or about the Enquirer
office. We have exposed its terSiversations
which have caused the irrepressible inquiry
Who directs the course of the Enquirer
And that will continue, Notwithstanding tlt
frey indignation of that paper. If it were
known that MIR. BENNETT, the clever write,
who was lately ono Of the editors of the Ete
ming Journal steered the Enquirer, all co,,t
understand its going into out-of-thc-way
ports. But if its conduct were attributed to
, Mr.. KELLEY or any of his colleagues there
would be much mystery about it; and feel
ing sincere personal kindness to them, We
should be glad to see them relieved from any
such responsibility.
But from the Yirtuous indignation dis.
played in yesterdays Enquirer we take il
that better things may be hoped for. Tht
Enquirer rejects our dictation, and doesn't
mean to consult us. That's Of no conse-
quencc. But we could give it some advice,
nevertheless, that might serve it. If there is
anything in the belief that has attained some
popularity that the dead turn in their graves
upon the occurrence of events that would
have panied and mortified them alive, the
founder OF the Enquirer has had little peace
for long time. If be only turned when the
Enquirer did, he has rested quietly moi
twenty-four hours ut time.
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On the 14th instant, at 81 O'Clock r. NJ, MATTE
infant daughter of Eustace and Mary Jane Collctt,
aged one year. 800
+ Baltimore S,,n please copy. :. s,. 4
On the eoti, instant, j JEFFERSON Fl. STANLEY,
in the forty-third year of his age
His funeral will take place THIS friday
MORNING from Cluy-Strect Methodist church mt
10 o'clock, The friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend. -,,..s.',f..3
Yesterday at 10 r. ~, Mr.. ROBERT BAG
NALL, aged ffty-nne years, native of Glasgow,
Scotland, after an illness of twelve months.
/, His funeral will take place SATURDAY MORN
ING at 10 A. N. from Grace-Street Presbyterian
church. Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully requested 10 attend. 1st.+. '-sl
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MACHINERY. DC.

oh ''1n hIaRGE LOT OF MACHINERY.
MISUNDERSTANDING, s,,o,,t ,s-norse mower,
m%nniSa OH wfTls s Ms w n or %it
"slWmRSE POWER nPRIGHT ENGINE and
nniI E1S 90 ono hoJ Main =
BOthEK: on one neM pitEeip IN
ohc EE ,d,,ca ni -! s,on,s, Nal iN
One s-itORSE poW Elk iohihbLE EN"'N"
aud BOiLEf. ,.s-.-., -.
Both of the above can I've seen running az orr shnp'
One NEW l2-AokSE 70" Elk fohlAbLh EN-
- dINE,, . ,,opcr ,o,,rp CIR .nInNapv
EN6iNE' Win "hee'ers ra'ent na'ance
Valve; :, >, - uopcr r : or,
One Use SEG 6 NJ ie-HoKsE TUNER STA
O,c sErsJiiNInHhSD h, HORSE POWER PORT
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MISSOURI APPoRTIoNMENT QuEsTIoN.-S.
Louis, Juue 19.-Thc Legislature convened
in extra session at noon to-day to either re-
district the State or amend the present law
SO that four additional presidential electors
may be legally elected. Governor Brown
sent in message recommending an amend.
ment OF the law so that the additional elect.
ors may he elected at large. The Senate
adopted concurrent resolution to adjourn
tomorrow. The House, after some discus.
sion, adjourned to p: M. to:Ihorr0w. .
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The Maryland Democratic STATE eoi''
yen1f0I. ,t@

Tbe Convention which met in this city yes
terdav represented very fairly the Democracy
of MARYLAND. 1t contained most OF tue oiu
leaders whom the people have beeh aCcus-
4nmed to follow, and a few new ones Who,ii
thov do notrentireIy trust. The Honorable
Montgomery Blair was one of the master
shirts. and although not a popular man WIN
the MARYLAND Democracy, he had everything
his own way,,f The Greeley men were vastly
in the minority, and the other side recoshlE-
inc this fact did not care to make any OPPOSE
ton. The anti-Greeleyitcs made nonlha,
t;ons for delegates at large to the Natlonai
convention but their candidates were all
either badly beaten or withdrawn to save
them from being beaten. When Mr. Biair
undertakes to manage Convention he gene
rally knows what he is doing. Everything
wa: arranged with the incest precision, ana
there was not'a false move during the Wiioic
day. f.'s i.H' a,
In order to prevent any foolish speech
making the Convention very wisely adopted
4 rule which sent all resolutions relating 10
the presidential nomination to Il spccEl
committee without debate, which was equiv
alent TO sending them to the tomb OF tic
CaDryts. The committee never org;lniZed,
and of course never reported. The delesS5a-
ton chosen to represent the party iii TIE
National Convention is composed III large
part of able men. Mr.. Blair. Mr.. Thomas,
Mr. Fowler, and Mr.. Knott, the delegates at
large. rank with the smartest politicians IN
the State and among the district delegates
there are many wcll-known names. Ihcy
will he likely to exercise considerable IN
| flucnce in the Convention, and representing
as they do State that astraight Democratic
candidate could easily carry, they will be III
| the position Of strong men willing 10 make
great sacrifice for the sake of the weak: NO
one suspects them of entertaining Liberai
views, but they are willing to seem liberal
for the sake of success.
The resolution endorsing Greeley and
Brown was handsomely disposed OF. IL
could have been carried by an 'oVerWhclm-
ing majority, but under the rule it went TO
the special committee, and before the chair
man had time to read it over the Convention
adjourned. There are few refractory Dem
ocrats who might have given trouble II the
Convention had made positive declaration
upon the presidential question, and by post
ponng the leap to the last moment the wise
men hoped to convince every hcsitatlng
Bourbon of its absolute >necessity.--Bdlt1
more american (RddicdD, 20h.
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ngBATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE

H BATCH LOR'S HAIR DYE
THIS superb HAIR DYE Is the best In the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous; no
disappointment; no ridiculous tnts or disagrecable
odor The genuine WILLIAM A. BATCfiELOR'S
HAIR DYE produces Immediately splendid black
or natural brown; leaves the hair clean, soft, beau
tful; does not contain particle Of lead or any In
furious compound. Sold by all druggists. Factory,
16 BOND STREET, n. Y. jy u-eod
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1t is said that twenty or thirty editors OF
German newspapers will assemble soon in
this city to protest against any action that
may be taken by the disconnected free
traders adverse to Greeley and Brown
Neio York Tribune.
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- ,...,.v ,tcc.inein .Rnuquissr.

preparations are making for monster
mass meeting In favor of Greeley and Efs sassl
at Warrenton, Va, on WEDNESDAY tne zo. III
instant. Special trains will be run from n e
and Alexandria, and is expected tnat-the
meeting will be one Of the largest ever heiu
in the State. Warrenton being the nome OF
Colonel Mosby, he will be invited TO- SPEAK
Mt the meeting, md say all he ctn IN betail0
General Grant. The citizens. OF ihat-toM ~ 4 !.
are anxious to have Mosby give reasons loi
DISCOURSE and the statements he maze IN
recent interview with the President. Amoils
the speakers will be Ex-Governor Ml!l.tl,f
smith. William G. Conway, Lewis MchciiHie'
and probably Governor Fenton.-- HoSu"9-
ton Observation-Disclosures Sun.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
iTs'f s'as t.--- - - .
OPEN JUNE !. 1874

This fayoritc and celebrated " CATERING PLACE
offer additional attractions this seasoii Among
other fffiproyeeuts, there has been adlel an ele-
cant and spacious ball room, adjoining the pafiori
the parIorfas been enlarged and improved ana the
proximity of the two renders each easily accessible.
II viii be kept IN style not SURPASSED ywhere In
The TIERS OF these special Springs eitherctire
or greatly relieve most sass "a SefoiWa, inriplsnl
lConslimption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronlf Laryn-
gifts, Chrouic Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
Chroules DiarrhTa, Chronic Dysentery. They ere
also great value In those affections WHICH are Ilccu-
ltir to the female constitution, aud as an appetizer,
tD,le. aud general restorative they are PERHAPS,
uBrivacd amongst mineral waters. -Ehe proprietor
will have provided for the lawns and ballroom i
first-ciass Band Of Music, and In general MI th
sources Of amusement aud recreation usually founa
ut our best summer resorts Win be at the 81
the guests at t.ROCK BRIDGE ALUM" The place
Is Within eleven to thirteen hours Of Richmond
Washington Baltimore, ETC., by rail, all In dayg
Passengers leave the ears OF the Chesapeake ant
Ohio railroad at Goshen depot, and new and eiega0
stage coaches, passing rapidly over smooth aud
lyei road of only eight miles, SET down The sistofs
- op' ''' JANIS A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Persons making use OF the grounds, &C., Of the
Springs, and not stopping at my hotei, WIZ pe
Charged halt my regular rates. ,,,,/,,..,
The Rockbrtdgc water Is for sale by fghSEiL
LADD 81 CO., Richmond, aad GEOkiE NJ. aic-
3,lETIRE, Charlottesville 50 =, ,..,,,n
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application. !
| tB-Jfni I
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Texas.

We have at last heard from the Democratic
State Convention in Texas. Every delegate
and every alternate sent to Baltimore is q
known Greeley man. --s
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rHESAPEAkE AND ONO Rail
~ ROAD-On and after May 9Th pAsshNn,h
TRAINS will leave Richmond toun'Hys eAc'f'"'
s:sa s. M,-NAII. TRAIN for the White snllhn'
Strings. connecting at Goroiisf lille with the orn
Aipxnndrih md iiaassas train for Washington anu
North aud l. yficiiburs, and South.
3tJ i, N.-ACCUM3IODAT TEAM nT u"
d0nsyflie. except on Saturday, on which day " "a,,
S r. NJ This train ronnrrts etG"rorS''lir w"
ue ~. ht trains on the Orange Alexandra ain W.
Lle ms railroad for LYNCBBURG ard MAsii'N''
TON. ' - '~a
Thrmgh tickets, at low rates, sold 10 all yinh
Nortnw est and Southwest r....,...,
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Qua1istg"l'
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg Iiavrr, Roltrr'!Nt'
bergen, CoIenhagei. and Gothcnburg. To AL lr.I
on Ills road car, be bought OF Tie General IF,'i
Aceut at Richmond, or can DC ordered through" "'
station agent on tie road ,,r.
further information may DE Obtained IL ue ''"'
pany's Offices. - s,,,,.xs
-, A. II. PERRi 7, General snp'i#ienrh,,'
JAMES +. NETHEBLASD, General kicac' nS'''.
ap17
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MAJ ANOTHER LOT OF THAT En-
CELLENT MATING at 25c. per yard worth
35c.;
Another case OF that ten-quarter BLEACHED
J" SIIEET1NG at 45r. per yard worth 55c.. r.
Three more cases OF those FAST COLOR SllL-
LING LAWNS;
. few nicces left of the DOLLY WARDEN PER-
GALES ut le3c. per yard:
One hundred dozen more of those shilling LINEN
HEMSTlTCHED IANDKERCHlEFS; ....
Fifty dozen moro OF those LINEN HANDhER-
CHIEFS at 75c. per dozen;
One hundred and fifty more Of those rich twii!ed
SILK SCAEFS at Coo worth II, ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
ir1s 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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Administration, and that to elect TINS we ues
lieyc it would he unwise 10 nake uis s'b''
Come yatiyc ncmipatip .saaaas~s4rvs.zsss.sg--@a
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LQ,EA BATHING.--COBE'S ISLAND,
IISyA. IS now opcI, for the accommodation OF yis.
ttors Fine end cafe surf bathing, fshfng. ana
snine-shooting A hand OF music III attendance
TEnHs: is pr day; $ls per week. ~
Route From Norfolk By Steamer N. nrsa ~
| rhnrrystane Monday, Wednesday,, and kriaat
mornings. Address COBB BR0TaEaSsss
jc lo-sin Cherf,stofe' W. ~
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s.af E Manager Hot Springs, bath county, Va
my 2a-3n .,s f.....s ... siag+ 1875 az
TTHE HEALING SPRINGS, ON TIE
4 LINE OF THE eli sAgEhkE AND ONO

THE HEALING SPRINGS, ON TIE
4 LINE. OF THE CIIEs APEhEE AND ONO
RAILROAD. BATH CoUNTf,EA NH W open
for the reception of visitors June IS Ihey are NC
ctsssbe by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad iron
AiIluoroIigb, twcrty-tiIrce miles over inc warm
Springs oiltajn, or from Cor'nEt0, on tie same
road fifteen nj es IVA ahk turnpike OF easy gTl.s,
passing I'm fun yiw or the celebrated Falling Springs
and the splendid scenery OH Iackson's river; Jhess
notice at this time. The virtues of the waters are
atested by the most eminent ply sictns ana by nun
.irCtis who have been relieved by their use. Inc
bathing Is luxurious and nrjgoratng, the ar pure
and exllaratipg, and the scenery grand ana 1eamt
full and the approach up the valley q Jasksoha
ri yer presents combination OF mountain aid "aoi
scenery not 70 he surpassed. p,,,n,ona /, tho
Persons leaving Washington or Richfl0ha lii ''ie
morning can reac! the Springs the st,nc n2ll. or
femain ut oyhgtbn, where confortabie nceoa'hio.
a,toIis can Ike had, and arrive at the Springs next
KESSEICII'S BAND Is engaged for the season, and
tbe usual facilities for aliIscmeEt and recreation
descriptive pamphlets can be had Of Messrs piir-
coil, I.ud i Co.. Rlchmond,o or of The agent al Inc
9pttngs, g,.-s.-.e>s4
BOARD - per day; $50 per week; $50 for month OF
June SIS per month Tor july, August, and septem
Der. or Sl9a for two months; SE ~ ~. .,
reec-raph and post-ofFice IN the hotel,
IN nj. HOusTOS, NJ. d.. resident physician.
10
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VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL, !"
.V:s,.. ...t rSEWEEL'S POINT.
"rF''f n N.pTnN PnknS

" .s.-. .....t --.grSEWEBL'S POINT. !
!. 49,, HAMPTON ROADS. VA.
NEARLY OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE.
This new and superior hotel Will lie opened for
visitors OH MONDAY, June sd, 1872. under the su.
perysion Of the undersigned. and will be kept as n
F1RST-CLASS WATERiNG-PLACE on the sea-
SIDE, fl. - ....sl.-a.E f.#.s naE
Splendid fishing, boating, saltwater bathing,
shaded groves billiards. tenpins, and every luxury
81 the se, aud land, can i found ut this delightful
and convenient summer resort. .-....3.
Arrangements have been riadc with the various
railroad companies to sell return tickets tn visitors
to VUE DE L'EAU for one fare provided their
tickets are stamped nj the hotel.
Steamers will constantly run between Norfolk
Portsmouth, and the hotel. 8 -..5t.
Telegraph office In the house. Two mals'dally.
TERMS So per day, SJ5 for two weeks. go per
month"; .f.' r. 8. DODSOE.
Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
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: RAILROAD LINES.
iKICHMONp. FREDERICKSBURG AM,
POTOMAC ROUTE, June 10. fsTe

lOtoMNI June 10, ls1.. {
EnN AND AF1'ER MONDAY. JUNE
- istli, midi trims on this road viii run a, fol-
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-strect station. f,
3J0P u. lcAccpi on Sundays.) '''
UP ACCosIstoDATfONi leaves ErUad-s street STA.
ton, O J.. NJ. Except on Srn,t,ysJ ~ STA
;, down DAf MAIL arrives al Byrt-Strce, sia.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives nj Byr.-Strc, s,,.
lion, 1850 A. NJ. fcScept on Moudays.j
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives >,
Broat-Strret station, s.37 4. ". traecpt on Sp,,
.tlaysJ ar III ist@
ACCOMMODATES TRAIN runs Ia Milford only
Travellers bound west ria Baltimore nd Ohio r IL
road will by taking the Pm. mail train hence com.
nCci with The s:t7 r. NJ. train Al Relay House on H,i
tlnlorc and Ohio railroad. by the o:io T.. NJ train
they WI, connect with the $40 a. NJ train at RELAY
House. OF same road, the former being The rurk,r
line. for points west.
DAY MAIL TRAINS do not stop nj Hungary
KiIhy's, Taylorsvile. Chesterfield, PcnoE,, Wo.
fur.i's Fame. or Potomac Run.
NIGHT MAIL TRAINS do not stop at any of flo
above points, except Chesterfield. uor do they Stop
no Rtchland. " 90 iclt
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1, RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cu.I
r... -..-, p, RICHMOND. Va, May Is. l.7?. I
Until FURTHER NOTICE THE Sun
" DAY EXCURSION TRAINS will leave Rich
niond anil Petersburg EVERY SUNDAY at \.
NJ. returning mt S L. NJ. Fare for the round trip,
FIFTY CENTS. ........ X. Il. kASEN,
General Ticket aud Freight Agent.
my tr-FSSam
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spECIAn NOTICES.

MT DELICIOUS COLOGNE:-We have
1fasf Ysi supply Or sss celebrated MA
RE GLEMENTIsE MARTIN KL0STERFRAU"
sCOLoGaE Wafer, fsrineriy sold by Mr.. Cfanz.
|sAil wobavc ssea IL pronounce II the most astang
and fftgrant GaIogne imported.
i - MEADE SHAKER, Pharmacists,
L % ot.7w va ~ O19 Main streets.
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1- MARsEILLEs QUILTS:

ONE HUNDRED bought at great sacrtncc
Our customers can have the benefit thereof rT
...-.,.r..., -, a bEvY BROTHERS,
icls 49,, 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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ID richmond AND YORK RIVER
LII RAILROAD COMPANY.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL.
.. LING PUBLIC.
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TIME HOT SPRINGS,
L . ..,.. BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA!
are now rpeu To visitors It's waters are celebrated
for the cure of rheumatism. Gotlt, Paralysis, Ter
pof Of Liver, Chronic DiarrbPa or l,ySentPry, DIS
eases of the TfGTrs, Sections nf the skim especially
of Syphitic origin, ana Rit'n "'s Chronic Diseases
.,a. -r..sf .s.e THE BATHS .-'~s -r.@:
vary in temperature from so degrees to ilo degrees
Fahrenheit, and present. every variety OF CHROME
bath. They IRE, moreover found u prepare e s vs.
tenn for the beneficial action Of waters found at Tie
various other Mineral Springs. - !.
/" MUD BATHS have been constructed similar 10
those that are largely used al the most celebrated
spas In Germany, aud which give sufferers the bent
it IF the very valuable remedial agents contained
In Thu fhinsril itth. ,....,. ...,-.,,, g..
These SPRINGS cffrr uiiarbasstd attractions, to
both the invalid and rle:rare-serker, The e;nill
Inent and management arc equal to those or hrst-
class city hOtels. Every modern Improvement has
Professor j. L. CABELL, NJ. D.. OF the Univer-
sity Of Virginia, Resident Physician p, ..
-'''l' -, s. G. TARDY eco.
H.a .' Richnoid, VA; or
r3s-. -i,t ~ i. a. AUGUST
..s..f o.. Manager Hot Springs. bath county, Va.
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We return thanks to r. f.. WALKER, Esq,
Superintendent Of Public Printing, for the
tast signatures Of the acts Of Assembly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21

MT BISHOP LAWN, WITH SIDE
STRIPE FOR TRIMMING, at ssc. worth SOC. per
yard ....t..,. .r..t
BLACK GRENADINES, with colored side stripes
for trimming, at &c. per yard worth Soc;
WHITE PIQUES at CSC. per yard worth DOC;
WHITE PIoUEs at Sc per yard worth 5Oc.i
Handsome PLAID JAPANESE P0TLIN at lc5c.
worth CSC. per yard; .a..~...-. t
CHECK NAINSoOK at CSC. worth 35c. per yard;
CHECK NAINSOOk at 3Oc per yard worth 4oc., at
te1s LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21

Train leaves this depot for
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YnEh,
AND BOSTON, AND ALI POINTS WEST,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21
sUMmEE REsGRTs.

IGuMMERa BOA ifIssinsa aulssaH
hUfse f,Iessanffy sftnsted the water, in fIf
view of the Bay SIX miles from the town Of Hdnp
ton, would tale for the summer months 8 ieVs
/ Address = MRs. e. DOWEEYy "a
i taI16ts 80 Hampton, Va