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Richmond as Distributive Point.

Richmond as q Distributive Point.
In the proceedings of the Presbyterian
General Assembly on Thursday PROPOSE
ton to remove the seat of the Commfttee oh
Publication from Richmond to Nashville,
Tenn, was brought up upon report ao-
versa to the removal. The question Of
agreeing to the report eliciteda debate which
we take occasion to notice.
Rev. DIR. BAIRD supported the report, and
represented the advantages of Richmond as
q distributive point for the Church South
superior to any other. Before the commit
tees headquarters were fixed in Richmond
patient investigation OF the advantages of
several cities, including Baltimore, was made,
and the committee having the subject in
charge came to the unanimous conclusion
that Richmond was the most eligible point for
the operations Of the Publishing Committee.
The reverend gentleman declared that New
York was the best distributing point on the
continent, and added that "neXt to New
york Richmond is, or will be, the best
"The Committee of Publication find no diff
"hculty In forwarding goods from here to
"Galveston, Texas, Louisville, New Orleans,
"and st, Louis with dispatch, and with little
"risk. Richmond, for business purposes,
/" was actually nearer these cities than Nash.
"yille, and the great railroad now pushing
",ts way through the Alleghanies win within
"a wear bring her closer to the great West
ethan Nashville could ever hope to be. )"
The advantages found in Richmond for the
mrposes of the Publishing Committee are
equally available in the general business OF
commerce. The arguments OF Dr. BAIRD
were practical and well founded IN tact.
Every year Is making the facilities IN Rich.
mond for distribution and diffusion OF trade
more and more apparent: and oil that DR..
BAIRp said Of tho future vii! soon be COM
pletely realized.
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New Books.

Mreio. A Provencal Poem. BY FREDERIC
MisTRAL. Translated by HARRIET W.
PRESTON. Boston ROBERTS Brothers.
This is spirited poem of life and love in
the charming department Of France called
Provence. The author is poet of fame in
France, and the translation Is apparently
very good.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON l. Co.
The Rose Garden. BY the Author of "Un.
awares." Boston ROBERTS BROTHERS.
The scene OF this work of fiction, as well
as that Of the poem above noticed, is located
in the south Of France. -.
For sale by WooDHousE & PAgEAM.
The Edinburgh Reuie,o for Apriiis received
from Messrs. WooDHousE i PARHAn, agents
for the American publishers. Among It's
articles Is one on the Claims of the United
States"
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her IlS (which was decidedly sllccessfui and ut
which the first grand gift drawn by and paid to
Sir. John Il. burn, Of Memphis, Tenn.,) Is for the
ieucit of the
pUHl!C LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Farmers anh Druvers Bank is treasurer, and
the corpJriturS and supervisors are all representa-
tive men and are among llie most respectable anu
should ally tickets In left uis0ld on the day of the
drawing. they will bc destroyed, and line one thou
sand gifts offered will all be drawn and paid, but
diminished IN value In proportion to the percentage
al unsolI tckct'. For instance. II only three
fourlhS Of the tickets are sold the capital gift Will be
reduced To $7J.rOa, an all The others In pr0portiol
Tie Hon. THOMAS h. BRAMLErTE T.. late Governor
Of kentucky. has consented 10 represent the trustees
in the ialiascmcnt of This srcond Grand Gift Con-
the sale OF tickets Is Deposited with the treasurer
that the drawing is fairly conducted, and the gifts
The drawing will lake place In public, In fun view
of the audience, and under the immediate super
vision and direction of the officers and trustees of
the Public Library of Kentucky and the following
named eminent aud disinterestcd citizens. who have
consented to be present and see that all Is fairly
done: -.--. 100 -. : t-. &c.
Hon. NJ. r. HARDIN, Judge Court Appeals Ken
Hon Hon. J. PROCTOR KNOTT, late member Con-
grt~ss from Lebanon District. ~.
Hon. II. ". BRUCE, Judge Ninth Judicial Dis
General Eli H. MURRAY. Uniled states Mar
Hon. B. COCHRAN, Chancellor Louisiana chancery
Hon. F. d. STAMFORD, President Farmers
and Drovers Bank
Hon. JOHN BARBEE. Manager Royal Insurance
Company, Liverpool Ef~.2
Colonel PHIL. LEE, Commonwealth Attorney
Ninth Judicial District.
DR.. C. GRAHAM, founder & rallan Cabinet.
Colonel JILSOS J., JOHNSON. Manager Cali
House.
DR.. T; S. BELL, Professor Medical University,
Louisville. W ~' =.
Hon j. G.. BANTER, Mayor Louisville. ..fi
Hon. Il. l.. BURNETT. City Attorney,
HENRY WOLFORD, Treasurer Louisville
A. o. BRANSIS, President of manufacturers
pHILIP JUDGE, OF the Louisville Hotel Com
JAMES BRIDGEFoRD, President Second Ma
ti0nal Bank. Si'-s
We. u. WHIPS, Proprietor Willard Hotel. u -
&c. JOHNSTON, President Traders Bank. :
H. VICTOR NEWC0aiB. firm OF Newcomb,
HENRY DEEPEN, President German Rank.
ANDREW GRAHAM, tobacco and cotton iner-
chant. - w .s q - -.
DR.. NoRyiS GREEN, President L. and c. Short
lire railroad.
Vol. ROSE. Agent Adams Express Company. -
az. = IL T., DURRETT. PRESIDENT J.
W. N..HALDEMAN, Fiee-President.
-, JOHN =. CAIN. Secretary. -ss.ss
t. FARMERS AND TRADERS BANK,
..6 49, = 90 So Treasurer,
Those who desire further information, or who
wish to act as agents for the sale OF tickets Us well
those desiring to purchase tickets Should ltlres
= = THOMAS f. BitAMLE TTE, ="
- '-...l'F agent Public Library OF entucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville, ny.
ton - es'ss =. ~ '. s., my s5-Sst
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PROPOSALS.

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Company
CHIEF ESGlNEEK's OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, VA, 9Th May, 1872. }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
y ut this Office until II VI. the sd Of June, 1872. fol-
Furnishing uhout SEVEN HUNDRED PINE
WHITE OAK, SPRUCE PINE, or CYPRESS
PHI ES, from twenty-five to fifty feet In length-to
no eyercd either ON the line of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, or ut the :. Brick-fard wharf" on
james river, about one mile below Richmond;
Also. for furnishing the materials and building
ONE THOUSAND FEET OF TRESTLE WORK.
containing about l.0jO.0OG feet B. NJ. lumber.
For further information. plans. and specifications,
unnIv Mt his Office Fl. ID. WlIlTCOMB.
INV NH Chief Engineer.
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Our Beaver Dam correspondent is inform
ed that we had published notice of the ac-
cident he wrote lis an account Of before we
received his letter. We shall be pleased 10
hear from him whenever he has any news to
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An Ohio paper notices the removal of
thrifty farmer from Holmes county, in that
State, to the county of Charlotte, in this.
Mr.. GEORGE W. GRILL, the person named, is
cooperating with the Southern Settlement
Association" in the expectation of bringing
number of citizens Of Ohio to Virginia.
The day will soon come when there will be
a current OF emigration from the Northwest
To Virginia
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A rvrO.s9uR-
A REPUBLICAN CONVENTION DECLARES FOR
GREELEY AND BKOwS.


GREELEY AND BK0wS.
BY telegraph to the Tribune
LITTLE Rock, May pa Republican
State Convention assembled here to-day.
There is a large number of delegates pre-
sent, and the utmost harmony prevails. \
caucus was held this afternoon at which il
was decided by an almost unanimous vote
TO declare tomorrow for Greeley and Brown,
course is urged by Senator Rice and Con-
gresham Boles, who are present.
Illinois.
The Democrats and the Liberals will meet
in separate conventions June Goth.
..t.. Iowa.
The Ottumwa Qowa) Democrat says: " In
this State the Democratic papers will all en-
dorsc Greeley, with three or four exceptions.
Such noted and trusted leaders as General
Dodge, Colonel Gilkispy, Charles Mason,
Judge Knapp, Henry Clay Dean, Judge
Claggett, Judge Casey, Judge Love, Judge
Hendershott, ID. A. Mahoney, ". T. Smith.
and George w. Jones, are all for Greeley.
The ball is rolling. The old philosopher
will himself he surprised at the unanimity
with which he will be supported by the De-
mocracy. Push on the column for the
honest old farmer, editor, and statesman"
Kansas.
The Leayenworth (kan.) Times admin
istration) only few days ago applied such
adjectiyes Us I" miserable" 50 bitter
hating" "bolting," and "shystering, to
the Federal officials of that city, and now it
lugubriously publishes the following indis-
Greet intelligence: "a very large per cent.
of the Republicans of this city and county
express determination to bolt the Republi-
can party and go of with the Greeley raid.
We state this Us q historical fact In Leayefl.
worth county we ought to have to-day q ma
iority of at least 1000; General Grant car
ried it before by 600, and his majority this
time ought to be nearly doubled; but, il-
stead of this, the Liberals count confidently
on carrying the county -
MIR. John II. Haberlein, editor of the Kan
sas Free Press, has resigned his position as
delegate to the Philadelphia Convention, and
announced his intention to support the Lib
eral ticket, Heis said to be a very intluen.
tial man, especially among the Germans,
d. Missouri. So
/, RAISING THE LIBERAL RANSER.-The st.
Joseph (Mo.) Gazette DemocrlD declares
there is no need for National Democratic
Convention, much less for a party nomina-
tion. ar.
!. WHAT TREY SAX IN; GEoRGIA.--Qu taiented
and Whole-souled young friend from Georgia
Thomas G.. Cranshaw called to see us, iyester-
day, and he tells US that nearly everybody In
Georgia except Ar. Stephens and Charlie
Willingmam are for Greeley and Brown and
he thinks that the, press excsSion Will greatly
.molhfy MIR. Willipgham.7- Montgomery aa't'
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The Cincinnati Times sees Horace Greeley
o candidate for the presidency carrying lag
enhIazoned with these halefnl.Words: The
entire Sol,tl, Il for mel" The Times shivers.
.~rhe Harr-sByrg (Pa.)' 17'dlr7ot (Demoerat),
which has heen uoI.-colnmittal on the Libela
ticket. comes out for its acreptaneetby the
Democracy. g......7ssE ssx&9
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We return thanks to r, +. WALKER, Esq,
Superintendent OF Public Printing, for the
sunnal reports Of the internal Improvement
companies of Virginia for 1871, bound up IN
pne volume. %..z5
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NEW AND YALUBLE INSTRU- 80
MANIPULATING added to my case nf Instruments
cnc OF Dr. Morrison celebrated BUR ESGISES,'
| am prepared to operate upon tie natur- teeth
viii, Les, PAIN AND FATIGUE to the patient,
and alsowilll greater radty and thoroughness than
Is possible To he obtained 10y tho hand '
JUD. II. WOOD, d. ID. 9.
GErIcE: M. ) Ninth street. ap 3O-eod
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DIED.

On the 10th Of May, at his fathers residence, cor
Nor Twenty and 8 Streets from "a. INC IS etefFs o ol
ID ~ BARSETT aged one year. two months, aha
nine days. .---.l -. 5ytsI.-
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NyILLIAM +. TANNER Il CO.,
METROPOLITAN WORKS,

CANAL STREET FROM SIXTH TO sEYESth
manufacturers or
ENGINES,
BOILERS,
SAS-MIILS,
BARK. GRlS,f, and PLASTER MiLl'
GAS MACHINERY.
MILL GEARING, Sc.
ReIair-work solicited.
Frcights To all points low.
Send for circular.
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A fire. at Warrington, W. Va, Thursday
morning, destroyed the greater portion OF,
the town. The loss ~ estimated Of 5000;
Insured for $500. h s. -
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Hgr. Grcclcy's E.Cttcr.

Mr.. Greeley's letter Of acceptance has been
very generally discussed i'll the la-tlwo days,
and has met with most favorable reception.
Several Democratic southern members who
were not disposed to favor his nomination
now admit that they arc willing to stand by
him if he will abide by his letter. Mr..
Reid, editor of the Tribune, was in town to-
day on political mission Washington tclc-
1y.a1n an Baltimore S,tA.
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DRENT,S PATENT ANIMAL h nv,
II pI'Ea-This navy, simple, aud nseiui l.' ="
msnt viii secure Riding and driving ttom fn,ssil
and NAV Ss sdyaniageonsy adapted Ier xiiI dee
horses inuies, or cows within limits. aS. ac ,hein.
t,siiy sreyent coya from kicking or sttS asrr-
seixes They are Tor sale nj the Mn .rrev!
house Of ii. 81. SMITH n Cos L az sns.Wssg.
Rtchmond, Va. va =
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H WAGNER'S VIRGINIA YEAST
PoWDERs.-More profitable to the dealer, cheaper
to the consumer aud fuzzy equal to the best In mar
ket. Give them trial. Sold By druggists and gro
GERS. my 2S-1t*g 4
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IammaIsy for Greeley.

There can be no doubt that there is one
class which is determined to support Mr..
Greeley--namely, the Tammmiy Democrats.
They are mastering behind him to man.
Every body acquainted with local politics is
well aware Of this fact.-Ne,o York Times.
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,f1,tI41-I1e;yP-sPRINf;s. s-...-..--..s.

ft'iiE- HOT SPRINGS Ni s, ,y,pc,nI.
r nov open to VISITORS It's waters arc celebrated
for the cure Of rheumatism, Govt. Paralysis, Tor
nor of Liver, Chronic Disrrhaa or Dysentery, Dis
eascs of the Uterus Affections or LIE Skin. especially
OF Syphilitic origin. and numerous Chronic Diseases
THE BATHS
vary IN tenperatre from 60 degrees to ITO degrees
Fahrenheit and present every variety Of chronic
bath. They are moreover found TO prepare tile sys
tom for the benpaci action of waters found ut the
various other Mineral Springs. Gts!.f la,
MUD BATHS have been constructed similar TO
those that are largely used at the most celebrated
spas III Germany, aud which give sufferers the bene
TT OF the very valuable remedial agents contained
in tho mineral mud. ~; a,,ss i. a. -.4tE
These SPRINGS offer unsurpassed attractions to
both the invalid and plea5ure-seeker. Etc equip
ment and management are equal to those OF first-
class city hotels. Every. modern improvement has
Professor j. L. CABELL, Md. of the Uniyer-
sity OF Virginia, Resident Physician. ~, lsasg
:, For pamphlets and circulars address
! <. - 8. c. cTARDY eco,
Richmond, Va: or =
j. A: AUGUST,
Manager Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
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f. mn> DELICIOUS COLOGNE. have
just received full supply OF the celebrated MA
RE CT EMENTINE MARTIN HI OsTERFRAU"
COLOGNE WATER, formerly sold by Dir. Cranz.
All who have used It pronounce 1t the most lasting
and fragrant Cologne imported
MEADE i BAKER, Pharmacists,
my 21-2w 919 Main street.
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ay GEORGE L. .BIDGOOD, late Book
seller and Stationer, Is DOW associated win Sir.
CHARLES s. RADWAY. General Agent for the
celebrated Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine&
Also agent for the Great Weber Pianos.
my 9J-lw ~ s<.s 3 -. s..s.,t
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nyos WOODHOUSE SPARHAM.
DENTISTRY.

HENTAI. NOTICE.-DR. JOHN g.
~ q. WAIT His this day associated with ediTfb
h;il III lie iirlire of dentistry his son, GEORGE
&; WAYT, MID, j.. D. s., and having his assistance,
ila, resumed lie practice of MECHANICAL DEN
JiSTitI, ana will insert whole parts or sets Of
teeth after ill The approved methods, and Is now pre-
pared IT, administer NITROUS OXIDE GAS for the
lani1ss extraction of teeth. ''s...t it-.i
OFFICE: lGi Ninth street, near Franklin.
MARCH, Ii. 1877. NH t1-3In
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S1,OOO,O0O. ei SaT 3oScr < ! II 4 \ AID D

OFTIIE PUBhIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
AT LOUISVILLE, kI.-By authority In tile act of
the Legislature incorporating the Public Library OF
Is cuiucky. the Trustees will give their SECOND
.liRANDtilFr CONCERT In the great hall OF the
Public Library Building, In Louisville, n.y., OH
This magnificent hall. known IA Weisiger Hall, Is
the largest, must centrally located ana best ar
ranged Tor large and fashionable audiences OF any,
In louisville and is fitted up In superb style. The
building las front Of l6s feet on Fourth street byh
tI.ph OF .uu feet, four stories in height, anu WAS re-
Gently purchased for the Public Library at cost OF
&21.lnO. Three large rooms arc now fiteh up fora
library, anil contain about 10000 volumes and
Museum OF lUO.O1n specimens, now open anu free TO
the Gr,tuito,IS and enjoyment Of Ill citizens of
every State IN the Union. IL i the pnrpo:e OF the
lounccd, I" raise the money with which 10 pay The
balance OF the purchase money due upon the Public
Library building, to enlarge tile library, and 10 So
rIIuw the INSTITUTE lon As 10 make 1t SclI-sstan Ing
and forever beyond the necessity of calling upon
any Individual who uses the books for tile cnutri-
button of i single cent towards its support
100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION .-..-
will lr Issued at Slo each half tickets. SIS: quarter
tickets. 81 81; IL whole tickets for Sl0U y for S255
sd for $500; III for $1,000 2s5 for $1,000; 5.5 for
S5.u0u. No discount less than 800 worth OF
tickets al time.
Tickets will he sent when requested. 10y registered
letter. The noney for them may lie sent 10y Adams
cypress Company and It's connections, pOSt-Oflicc
money order. registered letter, or rlnk draft.
The hol,!ar of eacl ticket, or fraction of hcket
IA half or 4 q!Iartcrl is entitled To admission to the
concert and to the gift awarded Ia IL. During the
concert the sum or
..,- SjuU.OUO IN CURRENCY .- .
will he given 10 the holders of tickets by distribution
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j. Gr BREEDEN & FOX offer great BAR
gains in DRESS GOODS and LLAMA LACE
POINTS, from late New York auction sales: IL. j,
- --l eses-5as Il - BREEDEN q FOX,
5 nv 2s-5t ss.s -.al H.. i401 Broad street.
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CuNARD LINE, OF STEAM -a:.ss
~ Frs TO LIVERPOOL, QUEENS. xILrh
TOWN, GLASGOW, AND LOND0SDFsRya>
FROM NEW YORK, $50: TO NEW YORK. !,
ships OF this Tine viii sail az follows: WESSn.in
DAY, nth, and SATURDAYS, 18th and ri :;
April, and SATURDAYS, ith, nth. and n,h '" v.
May, and twice every following mt1k from ~" r. 81
SARD'S WHARF, Jersey City. W.
CHARLES FRANCKLyy
c,,, Agent. New YORK.
SAhllEI. AYRES. Agent
Richmond. No. 1920 Main, corner Fnurtarnth ",r.,
aD 25-3m '''
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, &c.

/.
TT Is THE FASHION. A New Novel.
| From the German of Won Aver slss; ,,roS
EDNA BROWSlSG; OK: lh Kv M E n 4
Holmes. 31.5o. .,,rJ.I.t
THE ROSE GARDEN. a Novei. Sl.ao. u,.
LORD kILGOBBIS. By Charles Lever. llustra-
rrt ted lepfr, 4: OF A PAST LIFE By Sir
THE PSALsIs; With Notes s.,d For Pastors and
THE, FOURTH GOSPEL THE HEART OF
CHRIST. BY: I'd: Il. Sears: $50, SO
THE LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. BY G. T.
Curtis. eyols. 30.
myes WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
ALL THE SCARCE VIRGINIA LAW
n BOOKS AT 1873 MAIN STREET.-Jolm and
Conway l:ohinson's Forms: lsohins6n's' New and
old I'.;icticc; t0inax on Executors and Digest Of
Red Property: .jeiferson's, Wytle's, and Robin
s"n'J hnr"lf-: Dnvcss Criminal Law: fIenIng's
Lawyers Guido; Index IL Grattan; TateIs d.
- ted in.A; AEalil.ews's Civil Digest; fuckers
{, Commentaries.
Also ali The new Law. ~.
lnyl3 RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
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ssssesg-U NF il EDENTED SUCCESS =
S9ssIiin III past y5e6 100000 boxes Of Dr. TUFTS
s8ss4ETX u LINE PILLS have been sold, and
not - SILL insfshea IL known where they have
faiIad 10 gf1Gsaiisfa III you would enjoy life,
baycas-ane arpes7se and robust health, nse these
pills. .4-s,-,.s~s,-s s ~ .
AUGUSTA, November, 1863.
DR.. ". IT, init:
Ii affords me much pleasure to testify TO the grea.
value Of Your LIVER PILLS. They are all they are
represented 70 re. IN my opinion, there are no pills
SO well adapted to tho southern climate they are.
- fssTs,r n II ours truly, JOSEPH BRU1rMEf,
II 7s~ssr,;9 $40 @: late OF Richmond, Va.
70 The BARRIERS prefer DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE. -1
4 my 25-eodiwtkw t4salg ri u s14s ,s.ssS;sies
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3lAnhger HOT Springs, batH COUNTY, va
my s0-Jm = 80 ...
Elbow SULPHUR SPRINGS

Elbow SULPHUR SPRINGS,
l. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.-BOARD
REDUCED 0NE-THIRD.-This cool, delightiui
summer retreat will be opened on the lath JUNE
next. The mineral water Is unsurpassed 10y any III
Virginia for its curative qualities. Since the last
season new buildings have been erected. ana he
cottages much improved and entirely refurnislied.
Post-oficc, Telegraph, and Express offices IN the
hotel fine hand of music engaged for tie season.
Livery stable kept on the premises A Lake with
PledsuTe-Jc1t In The lawn.
Board Dc lay. S25J: per week, Sl25O; per lnontii,
s,5: for two months or more, $40 per month. s.
Visitors leave the cars at Chrstlanshurg depot on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Coaches
meet every train. Distance from the depot, three
and !; half miles. Send for pamphlets to ... r.
myl5-eOd I'm j. j. 4 j. WADE. Proprlctor5.
DAWLEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
II FROM HARRlSONBURG. IN ROCKING
HAM COUNTY. VA.-Ths celebrated w .NTER-
ING-PLACE will open Tor visitors on the list Of
JUNE. 1872, under the management of JOSEPH \.
WOODWARD, Esq.
The water of these Springs is the strongest ghaly-
bsate in the Intel States. and Is peculiarly efficient
In the diseases Of females, while as tonic It's fr-
tines are unsurpassed.
Accommodations strictly frst-class.
Visitors leaving Baltimore or Washington by the
early morning train arrive ut the Springs to ten.
Circulars can be had ut X. W. POWERS CO.'S.
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, $3.50: per week, SIS:
per month, $50: children under twelve years OF age
md SERVANTS half-pric, A. B.IRICK,
ny2o-lm President Of the Board of Directors.
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J.uuO IN CURRENCY
will he given 10 the holders of tickets by distribution
lis l0l Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, aS follows:
LIST OF GIFTS
One grand gift cash. ,OOG
One grand Gift cash. $4,000
Tot,l | o,o gifts, all cash.

Total ,bUn KlIIS, All casli.. ,.,SJUU,VUD
This Concert. like the first OF the 10th of Decem-
her l,s. (which was decidedly successful, and ut
which the first grand gift drawn 10y and paid to
Sir John Il. burn, of Memphis, Tenn.,l Is for the
ielic!it nf the
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND <l.fs.
4 AND NORFOLK STEA MsHIPsSsssn.n
LINE:-F0R PHI LA DELPHIA TWltFS
=. GREEN. composing this lne. viii leave K,,r
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY A. =,
o'clock NJ and philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
Frelghts received daily (Suntlays exren,sIt e.. III
parts Of Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Deaw,r. !.
also for Charleston Savannah. and New Crlesns ~
bills OF lading signed through: '''
Freight taken for Norfolk ut moderate rates
Passage to Philadelphia, including meal, and
stateroom, IS. NV
r, .,aI w. T. PORTER. Agent
No. 2423 Dock street. EIchuc,,
WILLIAM p. CLYDE ( 90. hgr,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25
DRUGS. MEDICINES, DC.

HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK
IL AND GOODWILL OF the business formerly
conducted by MI. JOHN w. kIsOS, VIII continue
It ut the old stand OF Main and Third streets
BY keeping only FRESH and + URE MEDICINES
and colnlnod:lting and experienced assistants
hope to merit continuance or public patronage.
Mr. JESSE CHiLEs will continue with me-
my IA - 4 L. W. BROWN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25

Until FURTHER NOTICE ~sss.
~ nj THE y VIRGINIA. EAMsIIPs
did steamship WILLIAM z. CLYDE ~ 81 Spien-
Leaves New York every SATURDAY nj n ' ~ Nv,
leaves Richmond every tuesday, msp. IL D. !;
tickets, s1a 'oummr-tnp