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EOR SALE. S ~ s3s

Il :
na9,ssdIssESs.SE s MINT ,ssaoss poxs
srecf;ns, pie.dryiss, de- ~Eh o asa mi,,ossi
81 III h uTFia III ssss
ne e: En: ON SrS Ssa plaie;
ne iaa naan nen % Rh aIalcuLTpRAL EN-
One 81 s,H E!,s.s :. POWER PORTABLE ENGINE
One XEw is-HofsE PoWEH PoRf f IL I'm In.
oae NV io-BoRsE POWER STATIONARY
One IS s;SE;ss6ND-HASn ,e-HoRsE POWER STA
Ono sEGSSp;HANbf ,:,HoRsE POWER PORT
One sEs5 SSi s-HoRsE POWER Up
One ss-H oRsE POWER STATIONARY ENGINE.
P RShF sA4esAAkkyy ENsiSE
Two ss-HORsE POWER TUBULAR HOILERs.
as F5Rss P5@E hsF P6kTabs sHmgsif
Three RLAiS oYIfsbGH poILERs of lsorse
Que sTooT ALDEN FANBLowER;
One PosTAB &c sR hs Mill, with sfoo, French
One new GRAY q WOOD PLANER, es-foot
bed. es inches wide.
swing and 7.foot bed, nearly new; :
One FOOT LATHE, suitable for gunsmith or jew
ive.EhRL's PATENT STEAM PUMPS, assort-
ell sizes; ~. . n 90,
Three FORCE PUMPS, from one to four-inch
i plungPrH; ~
sfAFTiNG, PULLEYS, and HANGERS of all
sizes.
Steam and Water Ganges, Peet and Globe
Valves, Gauge Cocks. Tallow Cups, Water Gauge
Glasses, all Kinds OF OIL Cans. Steam whistles and
general assortment OF Engineers supplies. Also.
large assortment of new and secondhand Tobacro
Shapes, Shape Presses, Box Presses, Bands and Bill
lets, and all kinds Of Tobacco Fixtures made to
order. t<tt = ~ Fl ~ 49, ~ .4<Es-
The above will he sold at very reasonable prices,
aud on accommodating terms. -
SEOAT & ADDINGTON,
Nos 1429, 1924, 1896, and 1A2s Cary street,
..' - and Nos Is and Is south Fifteenth street.
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The NATIONAL Convention OF BREWERS
Ne,r Iork, june Gin the Brewers Con.
gress to-day resolutions were adopted de.
nouncing Temperance, men as fanatics. and
demanding that Congress will repeal the
duties on barley and corn, simplify the modes
of collecting duty, that stamps only will
hereafter I've used, and no more bonds be re.
quired Of brewers.
The resolutions also condemn any political
party nominating candidates who are tools
of the temperance faction. 81, =. 81. 4
{ The Congress adjourned to meet next year
at Cleveland. The following officers were
elected: President, Henry Clausscn; Trea-
s,lrer. Frederick schaener; Secretary, Rich
ard katzenmayer. -: -
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
IL FROM IARRISONBURG. IN hooking
HAM COUNTY. VA.-This celebrated WATER
ING-PIACE will open, Tor Visitors on the Lat Of
WOODWARD, Esq. &
The wafer OF thfsc Springs Is the str0D9ea Ch1lsr
bedte in tie United Suites and Ii peculiarly eiciett
In thu, Diseases Of females, while as g. tonic Its Vlr-
tues unsurpassed. FL
, Accommodations strictly irst-class. . -
s.ar,y uorning train arrive at the Springs 90 tf,.
Circulars can I've had at X. ". POWERS & Co.'s.
Rates oF BOARD: Per day. $3.50; per week, us:
per mouth $50: children under twelve yelrs OF age
I'D nd sorrants Ir,,f-urice. $50 s5eg A. BSIRICK,.f
az ILL, % % H., Trnsdeut OF the Board Of Directors.
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I EuMMER nssssBHTH.

THE R0CKBBIDGE BATHS AND
M1SEh l:ss sPRfsGs WIN be opened for sfsst.
: Tisfs REEAsANT sUmMER REsoRrs 4. d.
BEAUTIFULLY located In the Hountai1s an Vfrrfnis
nine miles soafh Of Goshen depot CbesapeskS as,it
Ohio ri.rua, and Immediately on the Size rss.i 4,
Lexington, Va. S}sEgI a7ss ssS5E5 20
Il offers many attract,onstn families ani p.asrrs
seekers desiring summer nOe-grand riso,tnfsfr,
scenery sIrlfs avn croquet ground, bowiinxaIicr.
billiards. and an exrrfssnt hand OF music.
BATH 30 by feet. with aater rs clear a8 crSs-
tsI. and temperature or u degrees.
( Terms: $3.50 per day. SIS per week, $50 Ler
mtntf. Ha,f-prfce for children and SERVANTS. M
extra charge for bathing. Special contracts Tor
families wishing to spend she scason -. So
je e-9es PHIL. r. BROWN BROTHER.
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OFFICIAL.

al5F.L CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
g- RICHMOND, Va, June LIST, ls72. :
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
L from O'Clock A. III. to O'Clock =. NJ. from the
18th 10 the so instant, inclusive for The purpose OF
receiving from any person charged with CITY
TANES, real. AND personal, for the year
1872 the whole or onehalf OF the amount Of taxes
charged. And that ten per cent Will be added t0
the amount OF tux charged In every ease where hr
marty assessed shall fatf to pay the whole or one
half Within the time so Hunted"
The remaining bills delinquent for the year hIl
out the ordinance In relation thereto as previously
n,biishad. ! JOHN F.REGNAULT, 5
lie i-lm # - ~ City Collector.
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GREAT BARGAINS
AT GIT BROAD STREET.
S. II I II = III

....- S. II RS II ".@-
trgs to inform his customers that he has recently
returned from New York with one of the largest
and best-selected stocks of DRY GOODS that can
be found In the city, embracing full line and varied
assortment of s ..-.'a~-
DRESS GOODS of the latest styles;
LACE SIIAWLS of the newest designs and Pat
terms:
MEMS WEAR, LINENS. COTTONS,
TECHNICS. EMBRoIDERIES.
WHITE GOODS, &c. sz4 F..
Speclal attention is called TO lot of doHfIN's
KID GLOVES ut ii so to closc, and AIESAS-
DER'S KID GLOVES ut 9,c. 10 cl'rse
Also n lot of SCARFS which hive been reduced
from 81 to 7sc. .
Also, good WHITE LINEN HEMSTiTClED
HANDKERCHIEF ut l5c., aud the lest Io"E Ell
that can be bought In the city for sc., at
~ s,.ssss ~ .g.Y s. HIRSIrS,
20. 627 Eroad street.
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JULIUS KRAkER'S,
No. 1J17 Main street,

which cousist of Chrviot Suits mt $li worth SIS:
light Cassimer Coats and Pants at $l3. worth Sl6
blue black and brown Cloth Goats. frOcks and Der
bys. at 81" worth $l5: light and dark Suits for boys
Ill Slo and S2. worth Si2 and BIS: boys black ALPACA
Jackets aud Linen Pants for 50; childrcn's Linen
Suits at $a.25; boys Linen Coats mt 75c.; men,;
Linen Goats ut 81 and upwards; Cottonadc Suits at
81, worth 80. Also 4 large assortment of white
buck and Ribbed Suits: double and single-breast"d
Marseies Vests; striped Alpaca and Sarlsllcl
Coats, and full line of FURNISHING GOODS.
can sell lower than any one, rs buy exclusively
for cash. Come and convince Yourselves.
Take notice of the red post In front of the door
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The Baltimore S,n says that the !" Memoir
al HE hate Chief Justice Tany," by DIT.
>aln,cl Tyler, of the Maryland bar, VIII
SON be published. Accompanying the
prospectus is a table of contents from which
il is learned that the first chapter OF the
,ncrnoir was written by tile Chief Justice
himself, and covers twenty.three years OF hls
life.
John Murphy g. Co. are tho publishers
The book will do them credit.
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ISFoRMERs' MolETIEs ABOLISHED.

SECTION 53.-That SO much of section lis
of Che act of July 10, 1866, us provides fol
notifies to informcrs be and the same il
hereby repealed; and the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, with the approval of the
Secretary of the Treasury, is hereby author.
lied to pay such sums, not exceeding i'll the
aggregate the amount appropriated therefor
as may, in his Judgment, be deemed necessary
for detecting and bringing to trial and pun
ishment persons guilty OF violating the inter:
nal revenue laws, or conniying at the same:
in cases where such expenses are not other.
wise provided for by law; and for this pur:
pose there arc hereby appropriated 100000,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, oui
of any money in tho Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
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The Missouri FREslIET--DETAlLS OF TIE
LOSSES or LIFE AND PROPERTY BY THE lsEcEN r
FLoops-A WAVE FIVE MEET HlGH.-A letter
from Verona. Lawrence county, Mo-, to the
st. Louis Democrat, under date of May %,
riyrs the following account Of the recent
frrsbet AN outline Of which was furnished
by our trlegrams !:
IS A gentleman Just IN from the southwest
furnishes us some interesting particulars Of
the recent great Hood in that region. lie
saws the damage to the country can scarcely
he estimated. Whole farms in the valleys OF
Snring river, Centre creek, and other smaller
streams and branches, have been completely
washed out. Whole valleys, last week
smiling with abundant growing crops OF
grain and meadow-srass, now present,
the appearance of river-beds, the soil
having been washed away, leaving
nothing but rock and gravel; old
orchards were i'm some clses completely
washed out by the roots. Barry, Lawrence,
,Iaspcr. and Newton counties are the worst
sufferers. Near Mount Vernon, in Law.
renee county, n woman was washed right
ont of her house and carried away by the
flood TO an untimely death. A number OF
ncople barely escaped from their horses-be-
fore they were washed away. The track OF
the flood presents terrible picture of dcN:s'
tation and desoIation. Horses, mules, cattle,
and sheep, in great numbers, were carried
away. Thousands of acres OF land that was
worth from $50 to $50 au acre before the
Hood are now yalttcless. The oldest settlers
in that region unite in saying that IN Inc
thirty and forty years Of their experience
there has never been to exceed onc-tflrd the
amount of water fell there that has 1aiicf
now. The gentlemen who furnishes us TINS I'd s
information, who was himself an eyewitness.
to the devastation of the food, says that
was impossible to say, as Ill most case
of rise of water, SO many feet in SO many
hours or minutes, but great well OF water
five feet in height, like an immense wave
seemed to roll down the. valley Of Spring
river, sweeping everything before it.. In
some instances it iloated several hundred
wards of railroad truck. of It's bed and carried
it into adjoining fields. All the .culverts II
the Atlantic and Pacific railroad for twenty
five miles are washed out, and the track
broken in great many other places 'butwe
learn that Mr. A. A: Talmage, the indefatiga
bic superintendent, was promptly on tllt
ground, and with blast OF his bugle horn
or rather click of Ills ttIegraphic tiistru
ment, like magic, almost two hundred OF
three hundred men, duly equipped With
shovel and pick, were summoned to the
work of repair and that within day or two
tho connections will be made over the track
and regular trains run as Usual.
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RAINS n cKIESBuRG.--Cori0,ls rains
have refreshed the crops within the last ten
DAYS. and the wheat and oats have improved
-rra,ly. 1t is the opinion Of some OF the
iarrncrs that the wheat will give heavy
Weld. Il has not CROWN rs tall rs usual, but
the heads seem 10 he filling we'll. The oats,
too. have improved beyond all expectation,
and bid fair 10 give us a good crop. Many
farmers have not yet planted their entire
crop of tobacco. but there is 4 good supply
Of plants, and we think the crop Will he
planted in good time ccklenbury Scnta-
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SUPERIOR TOILET POWDER, By the
n easss 81 P0s TIepbdrHPownERb by The ounce
or lar TtliyGUET COL QG y y, very nne; sl2a pr
mint Sharr Il ftoi,me's S0lid and fauid
Sharpe & nohme's Elisirs; a. .o,.c. - s.are.
"a ..s,n us.at Nss corner Filth aud Marshall
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taHLH1INEKY.

RaRs. T. j. THURsTUN IS RE $50,
ISl : SrTVISG daily from New York s&SG
iarrr ADDITIONS to her complete STOCK oi-s.aesSs
NIL 81 sTea and LEGHORN HATS aud BON
. MT IN the city; also beautiful selection OF me
FRENCH FLoMERs, which she Sea viii tn sen eo ns
.oW s nd to sr Interest TO give her asal before
'Marhastnr elsewhere. she has also me- s'Dr ,S
pmeni Of LACE COLLARS, sHe .fe 9GAaeTss and
Az 1Hs o. III PLATED BANDS for smah CHI
dfen, ,,o +a1s RpOsD STREET.
te CIT w. =. -
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We have changed the name OF our paper
from the Roanoke Vattcy to the hfcEten'
hu.g Sentinel. We do so because we thnS
the name of newspaper should indicate Us
location and it, mission. The name Roanoke
ial!ey did neither for us. We Think inc
NJ kicahwg Sentinel will do both toleraDiy
well. - 1Ncckicnbarq Sentinel.
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UUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
SEWEM'S POINT,

V II
/ NEARLY OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE.
/ This new AMI superior hotel will I've opened for
visitors on MONDAY, june 3D.. 1872. under the st-
peryiSiou nj the undersigned, and viii be kept as u
FIRST-CIASS WATERING-PLhCE on the sea-
side.
Splendid fishing, heating, saltwater bathing.
shaded groves billiards, cn-pns. and every ilSnry
of the sen and land, n found ut this delightful
aud convenient summer resort. -., t.s ....
Arrangements have been made with the various
railruad companies to sell return tickets to visitors
t0 VUE DE 'L'EAU far one fare, provided their
tickets are stampe, ut The hotel.
Steamers will constantly run between Norfolk.
Portsmouth, and tho botcl. b
Telegraph Office In tho house. Two mails daily
TERMS ~ per day, SIS for two weeks, $40 per
month. u. :. DoI,SnN:
Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
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DRY GOODS.
ITO LADIES VISITING THE SPRINGS

4
i IRISH LINEN STORE.
519 BROAD STREET, RlCHM y.
A. F1SkEN 6 co. solicit inspections of their
linen aud cotton mandatory, imported direct to
Richmond. These garments arc made nf tie best
material IN style and finishare uneGallcd: even
tho cheapest Of them are put together with 4 View TO
com fort and durability. Send for sample of our
linen shirt bosoms Of Belfast manufactory, and all
nj a uniform and moderate price, wholesale and re-
fail. for prOmDt cash only. jeS-dSWEwIm
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= .sr4 rssE 5r. NGGUENoT STRINGS,
PoMHATAS COUNTY. va, Jnne 1. lsTa. !.

r = s-,& rasE s-.-ss-es NGGUENoT SfBINGS-l
PowHATAy COUNTY. Va, June L. fs7c. ! =
THIS CELEBRATED e.
u PLACE viii he opened for the accommodation
OF visitors on the 1911, fnst7ut-
sir. !. n; GRAVES, formerly Of Forts Hotel.
latc Of the Hot Springs, will have charge OF The Eoei
The Table Will he abundaDffy supplied with all the
ieiicacies the market c.iIf afford The Bur with
choice wines and liquors. -
TERMS: s3s per month, Sis per week. g per diy.
COMFORTABLY COACHES win meet the 2ys
train from Richmond d5iiy 1t Coalticld ststtoH.
Richmond and Danyille railroad. Tickets to go and
/ ,te film 81. ]. B. FERGUSON, Proprietor.
NOUNTAIN-T0P HOUSE.-This we'll
IF1 known aud celebrated SUMMER RESORT.
on the Blue Ridge. Que mile from the Chesapeake
aud Ohio r7,iiroad, Is now open for visitors. The
rm5te and scenery are not equaileh In tile State
The rooms, table. aud other all
that Tan Ike desired,
Board, per month..!..... MISUNDERSTANDING
Board, per week...... IL 4
Board, per day .............s Z
Hacks will be found at Alton to convey persons 10
and from the HOTEL .EtIg - j 20 t-s,1sJ
je film 80 r.. NJ. LEFTWICH. Manager.
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o. BONES CHOICE FACTOR
~c CHEESE. as@s.a
/! 30 iiogsheads Porto Rico SUGARS,
100 barrels Crushed, Powdered, and GFanulated
! s,-. SUGARS, a,af -. ss t.s
100 barrels A, B, and extra G SUGARS, -...ss.,
I 100 barrels Canton e Blrtoi's SYRUP,
! so barrels GOLDEN SYRUP.
! Is puncheons prime MOLASSES. .,s.saz
: 30 hOgsheads Clear Rib BACON SIDES, ..r
30 hogsheads BACON SHOULDERS,
30 tterccs G. CaSsard & Sons LARD,
so pals choice family LARD,
100 bags RIO COFFEE,
! so bagE LAGUAYEA COFFEE.
400 barrels full-size North Carolina CUT HER
RINGS, ..-s.r -
100 barrels fuI-size North Carolina GROSS HER
RINGS, f1.
100 half-harrrls family ROE HEARINGS,
100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR, 1t-a
100 barrels SITPERFISE FLOUR, "s r'
loo barrels FINE FLOUR. .4
Good stock of LIQUORS. all grades.
In store and for sale by HARVEY & JONES,
my Il Thirteenth and Cary streets.
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GUNNER HOME FOR LADIES AND

GUNNER HOME FOR LADIES AND
~ CHILDREN.-Mr. and Mrs. w. T.. GARTH
are now prepared to receive BOARDERS for the
summer at their delightful residence Bloomfield"
In Albemare county.
Tbe'situaticn is within one mile Of Ivy depot, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and rear the Blue
Ridge mountains. The rooms arc large. airy, aud
nicely furnished. The yard or lawn, embracing
several acres Is flied with shade trees and flowers
and, indeed alf the SURROUNDINGS Of the place Com
hine to render 1t OF the most attractive retreats
In the State Within one mile are two churches
Episcopal and hcthodist-and the distance ~ Char
lottesvillc and the University Of Virginia Is only
five miles, ,,-ss.''..,@
( Twelve or fifteen persons can bc accommodated,
and no pains will he spared 10 promote the comfort
and pleasure Of b0artlcrS.
Horses aud carriages can be had at all times for a
moderate charge.
Board: 80 per month: Sl2 per week; and 81 per
day. Children and servants, half price.
: posi-otice. wv Depot, Va. = je 5-3taw2w
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prAru OF AN Old LApY.-Mrs. Nancy
n,,r.,n died in Floyd county on the 9TH of
MAY. aged ninrty-thrce years eight months
and five days. She raised family OF ten
children. ono daughter and nine sonS, by
whom she had ninety grandchildren, 2Gi
grandchildren, and eleven great-Sreat-
arndchillrcn making family OF 3t2, OF
v5om only twcmy-nine are dead.-jfont-
I,Jt,iy Messenger.
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SEAyTNG-sIACEIFNES.

ssnoMEsTIC" SEWING MACHINE.
All parties desiring to purchase sewing niachinc
Will hnd Il to their advantage to Sail and seq the
ss FAITHFUL DOMESTIC, y"
as It has many points Of superiority and peculiar adj
yant:tges over all others. 70 49, ss' ~
Every machine Is warranted 10 be all We claim for II.
s.st,. OFFICE: 9i0 MAIN STREET. e.
VIII occupy store o2l Main street about June 18th.
.. DOMESTIC" SEWING MACHlEE co.
In E.ae II ~
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,rArn OF 4 CoLoRED PREACHEK.- Milton
smith. pastor Of the colorcd Baptist church
al Iii, place. died on Saturday. lie WAS u
uln cC Great influence among his own peo-
llr. aud highly respected by his own race.
His funeral was the occasion for large turn
"ut Of The coorcd People of the town and
rormty. - Lcrtu1ton va Citizen.
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All. KINDS OF. JOB WORK NEATLY
"A EXECUTED AT TIE DisPAICHsets1st'
ING HOUSE
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

H. :" '------
I'D BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE Is, 1872,
situated NJ the eastern hasc of the Warm Springs
mountain, ten miles from Millbort,ugh depot, Ch's-
apcake and Ohio railroad. on the -nlain stage rMtd
leading to Warm. Hot. and Healing Springs. The
location Is splendid both in point of climate and
scenery, the atmosphere IS purr aud eNhiiaratns.
The fine alum AMI claly bcatc tonic waters are I'M
SURPASSED. -. .,
For circulars. giving tcrns analysis, certificates OF
cures. &c., address sEag.
JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor
/. 10 Aim Bath Alum Springs.
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FURNlTG


NY (3ArHRlGiI1s, + ENx#f3TfTys i,
l.Is DEAIER, having moved bs2,.sl5sSZ
store N0sx16 Governor street. betHeeff1 .L1#NfsfE
aud Frankin, keeps Oh hand u large
the latest STYLES Of HOMEMADE and NJ
ERIN FuRSsiTUEE:: also, Lounges, e iil IT,,
mice, fSr cash IL win bc ~ The Interest of buyers
to give me call before purchasing eiscgteIs
INV 2t-Im 49,. sNvesI6G ;9ycrU0r street.
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The very large number ri d0ube-tbrcad Hachines
exchanged for the WILIC0X a. GIBBS machine bas
compelled the company tn nrrtigc Tor Quarterly
,casirg- trade sales ut auction or these s0.cs.ien
:. lock-sttch" mtel,inesi Country dtsicrs buy 40
these auctions and sell 10 their CUSTOMERS, WHO SOON
become tired OF their. purchase. md trspiS msnl
again for a WILII,OS q liBBS 1rachlBe. tisonpss
thread machines arc thus bcconlDs s0rt oi cifc''-
a'"s " WiIpt e E;'rKSi aipes
with Al a late auction nj 39i 3roaty5yt
Of these eaparea mashi lines ssfs sEaa * mb,s sad
come back 10 be exchanged for the Tetahge WILL
cox "a GIB a,ssk A 4 Wflcox as1BBs MA
kent ON hand for sale, exchange, anu ren,,
at WiLLGOX& GiBBs'S Office, Ninth ana i'ahA
streets, Richmond, Va. ,4 ,.,,, re-, !, J. GrRBs
| ap23 1A- MIs.g-G L, =.
lCEWlNi& 81 h i CHIMES on, ALL hl aS!Ls
10 REPAIs si.OAi ts4ial5 &, ~ we sei
ING-MACH HE%f}SYrtadI, A a.n e. SnD he sIOaT
| the only r E5f4 @5tf.5 .'LEo loi i- -"
ELLlpTICt bi4. .t#Hsjsr@ J, saf,DrSGToN,
mysa ~ lsis !, III $ #s=,r: Fod ncsal..
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fEHHE HOT SPRINGS, I,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.;
ore now opeu TO visitors. It's waters are celebrated
for the curc of rheumatism. Govt Paralysis, TOT
nor of Liver Chronic Diarrhda or Dysentery' DIS
i,scs of the Uterus Affections of the Skin, especially
of Syphiiic origin, and numerous Chronic Diseases
as THE BATHS ~
vary In Temperature from SO degrees TO ITO dcgres
Falrenhcit, and present every variety oi c,irnn,c
bath They arc moreover, found to prepare inc WE,
ten, for the beneficial action of waters i0tind al te
various other Mineral Springs. >.
MUD EATiIS have been constructed s,mllar, 10
those that are largely used al the most ceieirate'
spas In Geru,any aud which give sufferers the benc,
id OF the very valuable remedial agents contained
IN the mineral mud.
These SPRINGS. offer unsurpassed attractions 10
both the invalid and pleasure seeker. The equip
yment aud management are equal TO those or INST
class city hotels. Every modern Improvements has
Z Professor j. H. CABELL, 81. D., Of the Uniyers
sity Of Virginia, Resident Physician.
For Pamphlets and circulars address, - /
go S. c. TARDY &'CO,,A /
.rssEs Richmond, Va; or !
~ 5a. a8HtF j.. A. AUGUST. GEsI. .E 1
Manager Hot Springs, Bath conuty,Va. ;
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BOOKS. STATxONERY. DC.

ALL THE SCARCE VIRGINIA LAW
n BOOKS At 1915 MAIN STREET John and
Old Practice; Lumax OH Executors and Digest al
Real Property: Jclrrsons. Wythc.s and Robin
sons Reports; Daficss Criminal Law: llcning's
Lawyers Guide; Iuiex To Grattln: Tales Di-
gcsted Index; blatthcws's Civil Digest; fuckers
Commentaries.
Also. all the new Law.
my Is kASDOlPH ESGLiSfi.
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LLEGHhNY SPRINGS, -.......
N MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

The abo11 &aterins-p which is universally
recogulCdaS aa...
A SPECIFIC IN ALL CASES OF DYSPEPSIA,
viii lie open for the reception of visitors on the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
These Springs are delightfully."- situated In a bend
OF Roanoke river. among thr highest peaks of the
Allegheny mountains, with magnificent lawn cUi-
braciug loo possessing the rare attraction ~
mountain and water scenery combined, wiLhtn -
miles of Allegheny depot, ON the Atlantic MtssiS-
sippi and Ohio railroad lthe great thoronghlare
North and South, and arc accessible 70 all parts OF
the Union.
since the last season many improvements havchecB
made, and number Of new buildings have ircp
added making these springs the most comnodious
aud attractive In the state.
n,v ~ i'm W II. BISIIDp. Manager.
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DICkLES.-If you want PICKLES to
a sell or PICKLES to cat go to X. f. JAMES'S
and get your supplies The price and quality win
suit You. ~
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSll

IN SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
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PETERSBURG, June Z. 1872.