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A dispatch lEs been received In Londor,
from Trieste, announcing the death, in tho
latter city, of Charles Lever, the distiu-
guished and popular Irish novelist. Charles
Lever was born in Dublin I'M 1900. His
father was an architect. At NJ, early ngr
young Lever was destined for the medical
profession. and entered Trinity College,
Cambridge, attended lectures, and eventual.
ly took his degree in medicine. He after
wards passed through Gottingen, where he
also obtained adegree. He practiced bis
profession for some years with great reputa-
ton to himself. His first novel, Harry
Lorrequer," was written in Brussels, while
Inc resided in that city in the capacity of
physician to the British Legation at the Bel
gran court. Thesuccess Of this novel led to
his writing other novels Of Irish life and
character, mostly in serial form. OF these
the best known are "Charlcs O'MalIey."
/" Jack Hinton "Our Mess" "Thc
UDonoghue."" st. Patrick's Eve, )" !" Roland
,Casliell, ? "The knight Of Gynne,'' aThe;
Daitons," "The Dodd Family Abroad and
" Arthur OLeary.'
He was very successful in these and many
others, touching chiefly on the various phases
of Irish military life. Whilst engaged upon
these productions, he undertook the editor
ship Of the .1Dublin University Aagazine,"
contributing to its pages, after which he re-
tired to the Continent, establishing himself
first IN 4 castle in the TyroI, and afterward at
Florence. Hewas appointed by Lord Derby
vicc-conSlll at SpcZzia, in 1858. and was trans
ferred to Trieste in 1867. Among the hest of
his works published anonymously is DIARY
of Horace Tempicton," and "Con Cresan,"
an Irish Gil Bias and his more recent
productions are "One of Them" "Bar-
rington,' = :" Luttrell of Arr,n," A Days
Ride" t'Sir Brook Fosbrokc," and Lord
Kilgobbin,"a work just repubFished in this
country by the Harpcrs. Quite pathetic
interest is attached to this book. Like the
most noted Of those who cater for public
amusement, the work is often done under
the shadow Of domestic bereavement. The
dedication, dated from Trieste, january 30.
1872, reads thus: ':To the memory Of one
whose companionshp made the happiness
of 4 long life, and whose loss has left me
helpless, | dedicate this book, written in
breaking health and broken spirits. The
task that once was my Joy and my pride l
have lived to find associated with my sorrow.
it is not, then, without a cause say hope
this effort may he my last"
Sadly has the authors melancholy hope
been iul1illcd!- Washington Patriot.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA CoNvENTloN.-Ph'ia-
d&ghta, June 3.-Tbc Republican Commit
tee to-day selected Morton McMichael as
temporary chairman of the Republican Con
vention. ..t. ..
Large numbers of delegates have arrived
to-day. The southern delegates are very
much divided on the ricc-preSidcncy. CAM
cron, Forncy, Governor Hawley, of Conncc-
ticut, are all named; but the friends Of Col
fax still believe his nomination certain on
the second ballot.
The entire Louisiana delegation arc stop
ping at the Continental. They have parlor
IL as their headquarters The colored dele
gates are pleased with this, az well as the
universal courtesy extended by prominent
Republicans, viewing il as a recognition OF
their public rights.
The statement that cX-G Governor Dennison,
of Ohio, has written letter substantially
withdrawing his name AZ a candidate for
Vice-PreSitlent is denied by authority. In
the letter alluded to he merely declines to
receive complimentary vote.
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IOIItiO,,n County.

Inrp0rS COUNTY, june l, 1872.
The county elections lust week passed off
quietly, exciting little interest except what
aruS" from personal preferences. The vote
for striking out the uSury clause stood, ,5G0 !;
against. -.
The distressing drought has been broken
in various Parts of the county by refreshing
showers, insufficient, however, to repair the
damage done to vegetation, or to rcplcnisl.
the streams. The corn has suffered seriously
from the r:,vagcS of cIt worm, in many i'll
Stances maxim" il necessary lo rcplant whole
fields. Wheat looks moderately well. TIW
passage Of the Piedmont and Potomac rail
road bill has checred lis somewhat under
these acknowledgements. The work is to he
commenced ut once and pushed on with
vi-or.
The Lloyd p"iSoIin" case is fixed for Jutl
court. hut will probably be laid over to the
laii. Professors Tonry and Tiffany were in
Lccsburg OIL "Wednesday making further en-
alninations.
The Liberal movement has the sympathy
of our people generally. At first we were
disposed to accept Greeley us the wisrSt
choice between two evils, and the silrcsl
chance for defeating Grant. Since his noble
letter Of acceptance we are willing to TAXI
him for his own sake, and to trust the mai
who. il Il fanatic, has at least always been al
honest one. L,
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TnE DEAD JorENATLsT-PRErARIs FOR
ruE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO TIE House OF
MOURNING YESTEE Y--THE BODY I'm
EALMED.--Thc remains of Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett, ST., were elnbalmed Yesterday fore
noon by DIR. Cccaarini. The clnlaming was
performed according to the Italian process,
and WAS in every respect perfect success.
The body is now supposed to remain In q
state of preservation for several months. 1t
is the intention to keep it in the house till
the arrival from Europe of the wife and son
of the deceased. Then the funeral solemni-
ties will take place. Mr.. Hart, the sexton of
st. Patrick's cathedral, is the undertaken.
To-day he will have the remains placed
in caSkct. Since the cnLalmcnt they
have remained covered on a table in
the death chamber. Among the par.
ties who called to view the remains
yesterday were Major Hall, Theodore
Triton, and Leonard Jerome. Messls. Wal.
lace and Reed remained in the mansion all
night. The latter gentleman is relative OF
the deceased, and has been constantly Mt his
bedside since the inception of his illness. II
is said that Mr.. Bennett, .Jr., previous TO his
departure for Europe, induced his father IL
submit to medical examination, the result
of which was tlat the latter was pronounced
to be enjoying good health, which the doc.
tors had no reason TO believe would sllIlcl
speedy change. Mr.. Bennett, Jr., then
started on his proposed European tour
thinking that his father would continue in
the enjoyment of good health till his return
During Mr.. Benefits lust illness lie gave
strict orders that only certain parties should
he allowed to visit him, as lie wished to b,
left alone. With some, however, he con-
vcrsed. but with Il degree of reluctance
Neto York Star Of Monday.
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g THE EIGHT-IIOuR MOVEMENT York;
June 3.-The boss coact-lmintcrs are con-
ceding to the demand of the men. An employ
ing printer to-day gave his men notice that
he would hereafter expect them to work
under the eight-hour system. Several piano
makers, including Mr.. Haines, have conceded
the eight-hour system. The tin-roofers and
cOrnicc-makers expected all to be at work to-
morrow or Wednesday at eight hours. All
the clothing houses, and Il number more OF
the marbIe-uItters have adopted the new
system. Several stages and car lines have
yielded to tho demands Of the llorsc-shoerS
for $3.50 instead of IS per day. The cabinet
makers and upllolstcrcrs report concession
of fouratlditioml firms. Dir. Sleek, the piano
maker, was arrested this afternoon on suit
by Conrad BarsclI, Il workman, for false i'm
prisonment. Barscll was arrested at Stocks
instigalion for interfering with the work
men Of the latter. Bail was given.
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They have watcrmclons and cantclopcs in

They have watcrlncons and cantclopcs in
Galveston, Texas.
The number of seals taken by the Alaska
Company in 1871 was 1907.
The Spanish steamer Clara, while cruising
around in tho dark after the Edgar Stuart,
ran into and sunk the grIl-boat Cclaee near
Santiago the other night.
Bernard O'Conncll attempted to act rs
peace-makcr in Il row between Henry Dugan
and Pat McConn in New York on Sunday
night, and was hit OIL the head with chisel
by Dugan and killed.
The residence. barn, and out-buildings of
Fred. Douglass, at Rochester, N. T.. were
burned Sunday night, the fire originating in
the barn. The library and 800 worth of
furniture were saved.
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DoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE !, 1872.

This lavorltr, and celebrated WATERING PLACE
will offer additional attractions this sestson Among
other improy rnenis there has been adted an Gle
CANT and spacious haIl-rOon, adjoinlB2 the pHri0r
the ,r,rlor has been enlarged and imlrDyed ana the
PRO Ainity OF the two renders each easily accebie
1t will c Kept I'm style not SurEsscd aHy "here I'D
FifyiHa. f5a y. - $500
The " ATERS Of these special SPriRes either cure
or greatly relieve most CAGES of cr0fnla, Incfpielit
CoI;supl ,tiau, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Iary-
gifts, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic DyspepslI,
Chronic DiarriIaa, Chronic 1Dyscfhrry- They are
aiso Il great value In those affections Which are Fecu-
liar to the female constitution and aS iii appet12ef,
tonic and general restorative, they are, perhaps
upriysed amongst mineral waters. The proprietor
will have provided for the lawns and ballroom q
frst-ciass Band of Music, and ,n general all Inc
sources OF amusement and recreation usually found
at our best s miner resorts will be at the coiIinad Vi
,he guests at ..KOGKBRIDGE ALUM" The place
f. within eleven to thirteen hours OF RIci,nal,d'
Washington. Baltimore, etc., by r'fl, all In dayItgt
Passengers lea u, the cars Of the chesapeake AMI
ohio railroad n, Goshen depot, and new aud elegant
stage caIches passing rapidly over smooth anu
Level rnad OF only eight miles, get down the sisItor
ut the Springs " tea: ,,,,r,,,,
Persons making use of the grounds &c, 81 ne
Springs, and not stopping nj my hotel, WIN be
Charged half my regular rates.
THE Rocktridge water Ii for gale by PgRIElL,
sLAE,DIs co. Rlrtmeud, aid GEoIsdE II. NC
fSTIisE, charlottesville.
descriptive pamphlets sent free ON application.
my i8-5In .s.ss#- slap ... !.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Observation-Disclosures.

r,,, Washington correspondent of tho Bal
,.,.,,,, Sun, under date the ed, says:
:, .,.n,S to l~ conceded now among Lib
~ r,ruhlitans that IL was sbort-sighttd
,i,r, in ,lmkr any exceptions in tf,e amnesty
-, that rr,rntlv passed, and there does not
, +, he any serious objection To Passing
..,r ,,tS relieving gentlemen who served
Elm, .hriv->ixth and thirtv-Scvcnth Con-
The House, at least. is libcrally
used in that direction. II some days
~, ,,s<fti one Spctial act, and to-day passed
dior tn relieve McS>rs. Walker ard tn
Yr,,,.d. If Georgia. and John V. Wright,
- =. Nicholson. and John Nj. Quarlcs, OF
%, .,,,..,r. who were members of the thir-
,,-j\ih Congress.
.nr.,rorrntty. Mr.. SloSs. Of Alabama. offer
q -. hN f. remove the disabilities Of George
Houston. of Aabama. Mr.. Walls, of
Il,,ida. ur@.die do so Ivy General Butler and
n, MAYNARD. asked leave to oficran amcad-
.,.nr. md proposed to tack on the civil
,..,,. hil, hut Mr.. SlnSS dcclind {" accept IT,.
u~ Walls appealed tn I've permitted 10 offer
:, ,,i The Ground that he had never refused
+, vote for amnesty, hut il was suggested
,r.,, that hill should stand or fall on its own
,.,..,.. The amnesty Till WAS then passed.
Nrmlrl> Of the House say that they con-
..l.. the resolution 10 adjourn on Monday,
,nnd -. a iilr,iity on the adjournment q,,es-
,,,,. and that no attempt will be made by
,t,. :, nate tn continue the session beyond
r., tmr. They say that senators must now
IT,. ,in,7l that The House cannot he held
,.,,r,.gf,,, the tariff hill and the omnibus Az
,r,rr,,i,nu hill shall have been disposed of.
rf,', are - thoroughly convinced Of IN a,l.
...r,Ipnrnr ou Monday that many of then,
,,,' i,a,r fer their homes in day or two.
},H,d, ~ many talk "t leaving that the
lr,.i,,. ut> hg lrIt without quorum before
l.a,nd II the week.
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A WITNESS REwARpED.--Thc chief witness
for the Government in procuring The recent
convictions of some scores Of citizens in South
Carolina upon charges of consIiring for poll.
ticaI purposes WAS w. +. NJ. Williams. This
witness claimed to have been chief Of a
band which (llc tcstilictD committed murder
and repeated acts of Violence for political
purposes. lie identified numbers of persons
as members of the band, who were there
upon brought in guilty, and sentenced to the
pcniicntary. Last week Williams was ap
pointeda deputy United States marshal, serv.
ing in the Beaufort Is. Co. district.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
TOILET ARTICLES.
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

A perfectly clear preparation, in one bottle, as
easily applied water, for restoring 10 gray HAIR It's
IltInrl color AMI youthful appearance, TO eradicate
and prevent Eindr,f, to promote the growth OF the
hair. and stop Its falling.
1t is entirely harmless and peTeettn Jree from any
poisonous substance, and will therefore take the
place OF all tho dirty AMI unpleasant preparations
now IN isc. Numerous testimonials have been sent
up from many OF our most prominent citizens In
everything In which the articles now In use are OBJ
jertonai,lr CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. II
l. warranted to contain neither sugir of lca, sui
phur or nitrate OF silver. Clear AMI clean ~ water,
IL dies not soil the clothes scalp. IL Is areeatiy
pcrfi,net and makes of The best dressings Tor
ihc hair in Use. IL restores the color of the htir
more 7erjtcfiy dRd nnifrmiy than any other pre-
pari.hon. and always does SO In from three to zen
days. Virtually feeding the roots of the hair Win
All the nourishing qualities necessary To its growth
and healthy condition, 1t restores the decay ani In
et1lces q new growth of the hair more positively
Than al ythiug else. The application OF this won
dcrfuI discovery also produces pleasant and ron
Ing effect the scalp, and gives the hair pleasant
and elegant appearance
-. Inventor and proprietor, Washington, ID. I.
For sale. Wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD L CO.. proprtet9rs
Ia 3l-eodtJcIJ Agents Richmond Va.
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Lieutenant Henry o. Porter, son of the
late Commodore David Porter, who died at
Bare BILLS, Baltimore county, Nd, ut the
country residence of Admira! Porter, on the
ed nltimo. In the forty-seycntll year Off his
are, was first lieutenant of the, United States
steamer Hatter,S when that vessel was sunk
by the. Alabama, commanded ny Captain
Semmes, ind stood by his guns until the ship
went down. As soon as he regalned MS
liberty he returned to active duty in the
navy, and served on board the Susquehannaa,
Commodore Gordon, in the two battles at It
Fort Fisher, where be displayed his usual
bravery Y. -. s -. u. J. q. -. .
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CsUMMEsR HfIME Ff,T, sI.AT,iEa ANI,

fSUMMER home FOR LADIES AND
~ GBibfpsfsN.--a3r.n neI Mrs VIZ. E. (suRTIf
arn now prepared % recaise 40 hRDERS Tor It'd
summer at theft delight residence Bfoomneid,i
The situatIsn If within cnr r,sie Of .yy deppt os
the Chesapeake and nio rIElrusf aIit neas tSc Blrn
Ridge nOuutaiss The rUonis are large sSry ,t,,d
t,irciy FURNISHED The yard or 1awH. einiyfsctr,s
several acre H Ilei viii, sirasia trees anil dowers
md. Indeed all the surroundings % The psce conn
iu the State Witafil one mi,e ara two churrhes-s
Episcopal and Methodst- Sri tho Distance 10 Gbor
fottesrflc aud fire University OF Virginia Is only
FIVE miles -Fsts2& ~ TT stEsssss' 80
Twelve or fifteen persaDs ran bc accommodates.
and 40 pains viii, hc spared 10 promote the comfort
and Pleasure Of bo1rdsrs. 80
Horses and carriages can DC had at all times for :,
moderate charge.
Boar't: SO per month: ST. per week; aud 81 per
day. Children and servants. BALI price. aSe..s
rnst-oflcc. Ivy Depot. Va. 5c s-5tsu2w
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A telcgrr,nf from New York says: ''The
Hoard OF Aldcr,aen bavc adopted resolutions
mourning the loss Of Mr., james Gordon
Bennett, and deciding to attend the funeral
in a body, and that flags on the public build
ings be placed at halfmast on the day Of the
obsequies.n III. sss: .ies 'f& u
The Japanese ambassadors have accepted q
public banquet with the New York Chamber
d Commerce .
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Mr.. r. b. Howard, brother to General O.
o. Howard, writes to the Chicago Tribune
and says that the statements published in
the San Francisco Chronicle and attributed
to General Joe Hooker, SO far AS they imply
want of honesty, courage, and prompt ODE
,lience to orders at Charlottesville on the
rrt of General Howard, are false. He cN-
presses the hope that On General Towards
return from his Indian mission he will il"
induced to state the facts in The case, even il
they seem unlriendly to General Hooker.
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AWLEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
IL FROM HARRiSONEURG. IN HOCk!NG-
HAM COUNTY. VA.-This celebrated WAfEk-
ING-pLAC win open for visitors ON me ~ :. %
JUNE, 1872, under the management oi JooEfh NJ
WOODWARD, Esq. 1u.,r,
The wafer of these Springs Is tho strnng.sE ChdtB-
be0fe in he United SteS, and Is peculiarly eilciciii
In the Diseases of females, while as tonic It's VIZ
tues are unsurpassed.
Accommodations strictly frst-class.
Visitors leaving Baltimore or Washington ny t'le
early Inorlng train arrive ut the Springs Ia ttl.
Circulars can ba liad nj Il. W. POWERS q CO.'S
RATES OF BOARD: Fer day, $3.50: per week, SIS
per month. $50: children under twelve years of at
md servants, luiIf-prire. A. j. 1RICk,s
my oo-fiu President OF flc Board OF Directors.
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The concluding exercises of the nrad,Iatiy

The concluding exercises of the graduating
class of midshipmen at the Naval Academy
at Annapolis took place on Saturday. An
order was read from Secretary Robson COM
plimcnting the galIautry of cadet midship-
men Rogers III. Gait and r. IL. Mclean i'll
saving the life of a comrlde ON the practice
ship Dale on the sd ultimc. The diplomas
were delivered by Secretary Robeson, TWEEN
ty.two out of class of twenty-six being
graduates. Only one Of the graduates Ben
jamin T. Rhinehart) is PENNSYLVANIA.
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PAINTS, OILS, &c.
'l,O CONSUMERS OF III,
PETROLEUM LUBRiCATING OILS.

PETROLEUM LUBRiCATlhG OILS.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold 10y US
differs from all other Lbricating oils sold In this
market. We are the sole agents here for the Viz
inIa Natural Petroleum Lubricatins OIL every lar
rel of which sold by US bearing our brand thus
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubricatlng Oil, Ptlr-
cell. Laid & Co., Agents, Richmond Va"
1t is not mixture or residuum oil, containing
chemicals hurtful 10 machinery, buta
PURE, NATURAL, WEST VIRGINIA PETRo
LEUM LIJBRICATING OIL,
of q degrees gravity, which Will ast longer + bet
Ter Inbricator, and Is therefore cheaper tiiaG tne
s-c1Ilsi Iu6rioting oils tohieh thereore plenty
ogsrsd tfader he lire NJ oD prices, bu ,ohteh are
,rsTthIsss as time and their use VIII tel.
We guarantee TO sell the PETROLEUM LUBRf
eating OIL Of The hest and pu5s aaa 5ai.y ~ t9a
ed io,yer ian il car be sold In this market. Con
van Pleas bear this n MIND ans an f Of as,i s
hi, ,sIiics the off sold by us Is
a. 49, PURCELL. LADD = co.,
,zs,,s.s 1916 Main and Thirteenth strref,
mvs - Riehnicnd
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Several ladies of Paris, distinguished be-
fore The war as AMATEUR yocaiIsts, have come
o0i III public, having bean led TO 90 SO by
t'n loss " fortune. 49,
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WILCOX 4 cl6bS
SEWlNG-MACIllNES.
WHAT MACHINE Is THE BEST? THAT Is
TIE QUESTION"
NOT TIE ONE MOST SOLD, BUT THE ONE
MOST USED.

The very E,rgc number Of doullr-thrcad machines
exchanged Iur the WILCOX II GIBBS machine has
compelled the company To arrange for quarterly
,Ycaring-oui trade sales 1t auction of these allcd
- lnck-sitch" machines. Country dealers buy 1T
these auctions and sell to their customers, who soon
become tired of their purchase, and trade them
again for n WILCOX & GIBBS machine. Double
thread machines thus becoming sort of circu-
laLing medium to purchase -
WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINES
WITH Alta late auction ut SOL Broadway, N y, 1850
of these captured machines were sold 10y the WI coN
& Gibbs Company to stnrt OF their old round and
come back to ie exchanged for the reliable WILL
COX & GIBBS MACHINES.
4 full stock of WILCOX Z GIBBS MA
CHIMES kept on hand for sale, exchange, and rent
Mt WILCOX & GIBBS'S office. Ninth and Bank
streets, Richmond, Va.
M 20 JAMES +. A. GIBBS.
GEWING-M ACHINES OF ALL KINDS
- REPA IRED.-Thc SLUAT ELLlrrlC SEW.
ING-MAC CHIMES FOUGHT and SOLD. We sci
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOA1
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON, ;
my8 14l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth
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A writer in the IKsal,awha Repsszican
draws q comparison between the Chesapeake
and Ohio railrnad and other lines between
shc mississippi Valley and ttcEA Atlantic. Ws
extract the following from his essay:
~, The trunk road of tho future must no thai
which, by reason Of Its special rfaturat asiynns
tages, can carry from the Valley Of the His
s,ssippi TO the Atlantic &c rates cheaper than
those which the existing trunk lines have
found 1t necessary to levy. Nor do VIC look
m vain for such n road. The Chesapeake
and Ohio Company will 10 five months omen
line which willconstitute western outlet
OF the first importance to the commerce of
the country, important not only from the
large traffic which 10 mtist naturally attract.
hut also from its effect in alneliorating trans.
portution charges upon bulky freights over
other trunk roads. The Significance of This
new route may beinferrcd from the following
statement OF its saving Of distance from the
chief western centres to the Atlantic ports
MS compared with the existing trunk lines:
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NUE DE L'EAU HOTEL. .5,as
SEWELLS POINT, 4

NIUE DE L'EAU HOGEB, IS iiati'
Sk,WELL'S POINT, a
HAMPTON ROADS, VA,
NEARLY OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE.
Tli; new aud superior hotel viii he opened for
visitors on MONDAY. June 3d, ISs.. under the si-
WrviSiuu uf tho undersigned, and Will he kept as n
side.
SrIcitdhi fishing, boating, saltwater bathing.
shaded groves. hill urls. icn-pins. al every luxury
OF The SCH a land. c-ln W. found ut this delightful
and convenient SIMMER resort.
Arrangements have been ma'ic with the various.
railroad companies to sell return tickets to visitors
tn WE DE BEAU for one fare, provided their
tickets are stamped ut The hotel. -.
Steamers VIII constantly run between Norfolk,
Portsmouth, and The hotel.
Telegraph office in the hrHse. Two malls daily.
TERMS : 70 per day, S35 for two weeks, $50 per
month. II. ;. DoDSuS.
Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va
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Observation-Disclosures.
J'HE DOMESTIC" STILL LIVES.

V'HE DOMESTIC" STILL LIVES.
The ladies Of Richmond and vicinity are respect
fully Informed that the - DOMESTIC" SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY have estabshrha branch
Office In th; city for the sale Of the
FAITHFUL DOMESTIC.
And this celebrated SEWlNG-MACllNE, the
KING; OF THE locK-srITCH MACHINES, may he
found al aIp Main street until about June i5tll Wien
they will occupy the store o"l Min street, adjoining
Messr;. Sowltn & Co.'s.
"DOMESTy:" SEWING-MACIIISE co.
INV l7-3m