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Miscellaneous Tclegrnlns.

\ special to the New York World from
Rome says Minghetti has failed to form a
new Cabinet. The situation there is re.
ported gravely critical.
The Deak party at Perth has entered into
a coalition with the Left Centre, forming a
party of Overwhelming parliamentary power:
Galesburg, on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas road. has been visited by Il tornado
which Frustrated several houses and killed
three children.
storms are reported from Cincinnati TO
st. Louis, with several fatal accidents. Many
houses have been Frustrated, and serious
injury to the wheat crop is unprecedented.
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COTTON MARKETS,

GALVESTON July 3.-Cotton steady: good ordi-
nary, Isle. net receipts. 10 bales; sacs 100 bales
stock 1875 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 3.-Cotton-dcmand mode
rate middurs lssc. net receipts. 81 bales: gross
81 bales; sales 600 bales; last evening" 1oo baeS
stock 50 COS bales.
MONTH"; july a.-Cotton dull; low middlings
lssc. net rec,ipts II bales exports coastwlse ll5
bales: sales, SO bales: stock, 1885 bales.
CHARLESTON, July 3.-Cotton quiet: mddllnes
lsiIl9c net receipts, 292 bales; gross, 1859 bales
exports coastwise, 1,2G7 bales; sales, 900 oaies
stock, 1865 bales. 80,
BALTIMORE, July 3.-fotton duli lnluoliiies:
ooac receipts 81 bales; exports coastwisc S7baes
stock, a.30S bales -,
NORFOLK. July 3.-Cotton steady and firm; low
middlings. 19c.: net receipts, si6 bales; exports
coastwise, 135 bales sales, ITO bales; Stock 6,SVo
bales.
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syynssEg RESORTS.

IRA WORDS sPRING's.- III, as
s,.rnton and one mile from Pond Gap depot,
CSesapeake and Ohio railroad are aw o5bsa
Portable rooms good fare fine snlpnnr sr slo Der
week ss0 pei month. ADDRESS the subscriber u
POND f;np, Augusta county. Virginia;
Eund S Htp' WILLIAM Fl. WADDELL.
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MARBLE QUARRY SoLD.--[Staunton V,nd'-
cotor.l-A few weeks ago marble quarry
was discovered in the vicinity Of Crags-
vile. in this county, and specimens shown
in this city by j. II. Buldctt. The
specimens were variegated, and after being
polished presented beautiful face, and in
dicatcd 4 superior quality of marble. A
number of gentlemen concluded to pur-
chase the quarry, including about sixty-tve
acres of land, for which they are to give
5000. Mcssrs Echols, Bell & Cattlett, W.
{. Eskridgc, Mr.. Day, DIR. i. b. DonaShe,
w. II. Tams. and j. II. Burdett are anon"
lho>c who will compose the company. II il
believed that IN almost ineXhaustible de-
post exists. and it is the purpose "f the
purchasers, when the company is formally
Grated. TO develop it to It's fullest capacity.
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Resolutions Of ccnsure in relation to the
increase of salaries OF members Of Congress
have been passed by the New Hampshire
House of Delegates with an amendment IN
Guiding all those who cnlpably participated
in the passage OF the bill. The amendment
hit, the President.
Professor J. J.. .Inhnson. who has been for
several years connected with the Roanoke
Female College, of Danvillc. has been re-
Gently elected to the protesSorShip of Eng
h.h Literature in the University of Mlssis-
oppi.
Mr.. Charles f. Sears, who has, since the
departure of Mr. Watterson for Europe, had
charge of the editorial department of the
Louisville C0Wicr-J0umdl, is native ol
Gloucester county, Virginia.
\ letter in the Norfolk Jo"mnl says that
Colonel Archer Anderson and family, Gene
raj Asa Rogers and family. and Mr.. II. +. c.
Ea,kcrvill, of Richmond, are soiourning at
Old Point Comfort.
General William f. Barry has by general
order revoked his order prohibiting the sale
Of spirituols liquors at Fort Monroe.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE July a.-Flonr dull and unchanged
Wheat steady. Corn-white southern, soc. yello"
southern, 62c Oats steady: southern, 46D5oc FRO
visions Arm; mess pork, $le.75@sl7; bulk meats
shoulders TIC: rib sides, &c: clear rib-sides log
lotc. Sogar-curcd hams. l4s@l5tc. Lard. stSasc'
Western butter unchanged Whiskey s3tkteSc'
Sugar unchanged.
The Corn Exchange and Stock Board adjourned
10 day until Monday next at 1890 L. NJ
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COMMERCIAL.
by TeVeEraplB.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July a.-Southern -four dull and
declining; common 10 fair extra, Se@s7.e5: good
TO choice, $7.7oeISlo5o. Whiskey heavy, slf@.s2c:
Wheat heavy. 2G3c- lower. Corn, without DECIDED
change, SIC. for steamer western mixed. Pork
frmer, $ls.37A Beef dull and unchanged. Lard
steadicr; westernstean, l3-i6c. Turpentine lower
and more active at tic. Rosiu in good request at
$2.1pIIx2,s5,
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EDUCATIONAL.
DOANOKE COLLEGE,
ID SALEM, VIRGINIA.
!. .TwESTY-FfRsT SESSION t1s7a'

nEerss. SEPTEMBER sAND ENDS JUNE II
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FINANCIAL.
ny Telegraph.
BALTIMORE

NEW YORK. July s.--Money easy at .. hxchange
D little stesdier but very dull. Gold, liss@ll6t.
Governments steady and nr1ner. states very quiet
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BEGINS. SEPTEMBER 3AND ENDS JUNE H.
ADVANTAGES:
lst. A full and comprehensive Curriculum: a-.
I'd. A high standard OF proficiency in the dihcrcnt
departments .,t
4th Library. 1900 volumes; heamns-fooin' iOO
periodicals. ,or,,orv
9TH location unsurpassed in the COUNTY,.
7tb. Excellent moral social ana religious az al
tages. fo- ,dv,ntapes
Afforded Than can be found elsewhere IN the Sou.n
| Ernense for session of ten months tinclnn.nS
hoard. tuition &c.l about 5000. This amount ma!
I've diminished or Increased at option OF stndeht as
Theannual catalogue, containing fun information
on all points will he mailed To any aooress OIL APP
pllcatou TO the President; ,,rr,v nm
,,, President.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

CISC1SSATI, July s.--Flour quiet at SO 5cg rs
Corn. .sMaOc. Provisions strong Pork heid nI III,
" nj Sls Lard firmcr: steam held at SIC; kette
SIC. Bacon strong and I'm good demand: shoulders
lie clear rib, osc.; clear sides, as@slc.
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WILMINGTON MARKET:

WILMINGTON, July 3.-Spirits turpcntine stead
at dsc. Rosin quici: ~ 30 fog strained; $3.50 fe
low pale Crude turpentne steady: 81 for marc
s. for ycllow-dip and virgin. Tar steady at sS.l
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

a. NJ. 3P. NJ. 6F.
en- no 90
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ty a-3t
Kionmo'O '' RICHMOND, va.
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
Mrs, &. A. PEYTON. Associate priucipals
Mis-. j. X. GARNETT.I

MIS- MIS- + RRffkhRS STTT;T Associate Principals
This school for young ladies VIII be opened IN q.
eligible location and III coInfortablc rooms ED
NESDAY October l. 1873. and Will close iUEo'
DAY June 30, 1874 81,
r. is designed to I've equal in every respect TO tht
first institutions of the Kind In the State. NO eh9r
will be spared In either the primary or hiEher ne'
partmeuts to make the method anu course Vi iStru
lion thorough and complete. 80 ~
Nrs PEYTON Is we'll known As teacher OF eH'
pcriencc, having for several years. IN connecnoI
with Mrs GARRETT, (whO has Taught lot l"ent2S
wears and a considerable part OF that tlme WIZ
Miss Pegran,) conducted successful school III II'
city. r.. ac., .o.rs four n,
which were spent as principal OF the Petersburf
Female Institute and the last two IN connection
with The Southern Female Institute III thls Guy.
TESTIMONIAL.
PETERSBURG, June %. 1873.
The undersigned take pleasure In recon- IN enue
the school of Mr. JOHN II. POWELL TO the conn
dcncc and patronage of the public. Mr. IowEi.L
resided some years in TINS community, "leIt nt
achieved an cnvable reputation as an Instructor Oh
Young ladies' His industry, energy, ripe SGi ia
shin. and moral worth prc-eininenty quall9 MN
for success In the field OF education.
Inbn Uamnden Cham Darcy Paul.
Jnr,,vne A.G. McIlwaiDc,
W, Gordon McCabc, ;. A. iIummeT,
Rohar, A Martin John Mann.
n.,Ii.,n ~ toynrs Charles ). Strlngrellow.
n V. J,sstter Rodcs Mussie,
p n ~ Pcpram' John Herbert Claiborne
". l.. Watkins, !. |. bloockMSsih
NJ NJ. Tannor. y. Andre" " nl'e'
Thomas WitherS. NJ. D.. o. , o.
ei.u ida,rcon ~ 2-WSf2w
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.T,y,sr,rurp FROM FIRST aAeE.l

.Amertcan Girl. Lucy, Judge Fullerton, and
Rosslind will be in attendance at the meet
ing Of the Cleveland Club, which commences
on the goth.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-Flaherty won
the mie,apd-repeat running.race at Sacra-
mento yesterday. Time--1:443, Lao, 1:45s.
Thornhill won the first heat.
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7 IGHTNING-RO arr rt'l,,",,HH
L ! 10 put up MuSsoS's wcll"kn""n ! , . ht,s
COPPER LlGllrSlS,s-kuI'S, Tor "hi'h y" 49,
been sole agents for The l:tSt dive year. ''
promptly and faithfully attended u. 80, urirn
Also, sole agents for Oh EoPfEN VI ~, ~, ~, t,c
Is over $50 Hre-test and the hest uii iot '''''''
American continent. .,, =, = -,
$50 Broad street, between FINN am ,tI y,
mh - H"''''-----
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R.ITINoRE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, July 3.-Cattle opened with ial
demand and closed dull very best on sale to-day
e7sc that generally rated as first quality, 5tT6c.
medium, 4t05tc.: sales lo22; receipts; l,2l4 H9g
dun, lower: c0rn-fed, et41tc. stillers, esmoic
Sheen very dull aud lower 4Qjc.; receipts, 1888.
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BALTIMORE, July a.-Vireinia consuls, s2s. West
virginia's, lot Bid to-day.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
wi SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
This delightful Watering place will be open lor tue
~ vie on the

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
M SPRINGS, VIRGINIA..
This delightful Watering place Will be open LOT ut
reception Of ,Siiitr INV On the OF JtINE.
Eytcusive additions Of new furniture nave, bce
added, and the proprictors are making every ar
range nent for the comfort ana convenience 81 WIS
tors This Is the most beautiful ana extensively
;u,roypd Of all the numerous watering places In
The mountains Of Virginia. The LAWN is covered
with forest OF shade trees:
The COTTAGES are OF different sizes and plans,
zach forming distinct building, and presenting to
the eye Il beautiful picture.
Al The usual appliances for the COMFORT and
anillscmen: of guests are provided, and
EXPRESS, TICKET. POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICES
ARE FOUND HERE.
The BAR will Inc under the management OF
TlIoR:;ToN A. ATKINSON, and Will he supplied"it
BIG Tunnel, on the Virginia and Tennessee di-
vision OF the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio rail-
road, is the station at which yon take the cars Tor
the ;:priugs--distaut one and Il half miles.
Round-trip tickets can lie procured at all The lril-
{. 4. COLHDUN.
for twelve wears the resident partner at the Allie
ehany Springs, will assume the management, and
Inc tenders 10 his old patrons cordial welcome aud
pledges his efforts to render their stay pleasant We
propose TO have none but the most expericuced
servants, and supplies Of every description will
I selected from the best the country and cities a-
ford II is the intention of the new proprietorS to
80 ''Hp'GLlfE AS s;G0WSs .ATEEING-rLACE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
IT. many natural attractions can be 50 improved
and crnim,nted as to render this comparatively al
easy task
PKoFEssoR P. GOODRICH, NJ. D., Of Baltimore,
Md, Resident Physician.
month: for the month OF June. $40 Children under
ten and over years old and servants. half price
COLHOUN, WILSON K COWAN.
CLERKS C., NJ. oBEScHAIN, WILLIAM WADE
WILLIAM r ROSE. IL !-lln
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
CE.OEElING.

TNO TIE LADIES.
Il CliILDREN'S CLOTHING.
| am now Offering the balance of my spring
Moolicu- for children from five to nine old ut
SACRIFICE on the cost. | have about fifty suits
l.h. which i all shall! have this season.
My II. and sl3 suits are reduced TO $40,
Ny Sic suits are reduced 10 IS,
Ny ~ suits ART reduced TO 81,
My - suits are reduced TO ~,
ny -. 50 suits are reduced 10 So so,
My 81 linens reduced To is. so.
This i the LAST CHANCE with Inc this season Tor
ChIiircil's wear. Gail soon at
WM. IRA SMITHS. Agt.,
IlU9 Main street.
Siru-I.u\ti FLAG. ~ alt
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RICHMOND AND WELDON IOrTE.J
GENERAL MAShGFE'S .OtrIcr.

y. !
T'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE RIM
Il as follows:
The MAI. TRAINS leave Richmond ats,.u
and l:20 Z. NJ, arrive at Petersburg Il $40 4 II
and 2:36 Z. NJ. arrive ut Weldon at e?o A. VI And
slsP VI. '''''
FREIGHT TRAINS, with u passenger coach A.
and for Weldon at i. NJ. auG r".I,rnng lra.r r..
tersbur2 n 1926 4. VI. and G:S5 T. VI.
RETURNING NAIL TEAMS lesv" Weldon at
$40 A. u. and 4:lo L. NJ, and leave Petersburg ~
S !. VI. and 8 Z, ~. -:
the SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places at
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Eir',.
nond and Petersburg leaves Petersburg ut 7:3UA VI
and 7. NJ, and leaves Richmond 1T l2:!j 4. " lrd
6:i5 =. VI.
The Freight Trains aud the Accommodation Tr,ir
will not RIM gu SUNDAYS aud tn" T. VI W,U
Train will not leave Petersburg SUNDAYS aud ,le
A. ~ train does not leave kiChr.ond on Mon
DAYS.
The freight train leaving Petersburg Il ro3s VI
and the accommodation olTtug Ric.mOudai f..lf
p. NJ. connect with the Norfolk and Petersburg
The MAUI TRAINS viii not stop ht~c.n Rich
mt"d and Petersburg except at Manchester and
chester.
Passengers from Glover Iiill viii leave =, Ca
and returning leave Richmond u; l.Z9 L. VI. dtn
Except Suniavsl.
Passengers viii take their meals al jarrttf'. H.
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
the Washiugton-Sfrcet depot.
PULLMAN'S PALACE; SLEFPlNG-C ilt> n,
attached to all the Night Mail Trains.
THOMAS II. WYNN,
je Is Genera! Manager.
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AGRICULTURAL
AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

The second session will open on the 18TH OF AU'
GUST. ,.a,,o :, AcpIc1yI
TIRE and TECHNICAL MECHANICS In audl'
ZION TO the usual scientific and literary studies;
The necessary expenses of State sti'enI 40 ilo,
ovcnpd $3.50 for the session of ten mouths Inc cost
to n nay-student Is S45 more. This estimate ~
Guides titon board, roomrent fuel, lights w'tSll-
inr books. and uniform suit
For catalogues, address ,,,-,n puo.,dort
Blacksburg, Montgomery county, va.
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RAILROAD LINES,
90 ~ W I'D M ss::issssss9 ;sss;sss g
EICHMoap, YORK RIVER Asp CHssapg,yv1
RAILROAD InIpkgY
kICHafiJs.rl. lime 81 ,ss, {

1siohAioH'b' @oHFN " ~. hIso SHkSaPEAKR)
RAILROAD tfIpkGY
kIcHafDsD. June -, 1874.
an. AND. AFTER THIS DATE
" SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS an III,
ROAD Will run as follrws.ss7s fsz "'
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Po.p, le,s..
Richmond at P. NJ and train from VIZ; pn,,
will arrive at Richmond ut 1890 A. VI. daily Is,n.
DAYS exceuieht. '
The sp'endids.e SUE, Captain s. G. Srcyry
has been placed on the route between West Pom, -, -
Baltimore to run In connection with this roaJ ,mJ
will make three trips week, leaving West PAN,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and sATf'Pr,.vnE!
on the arrival of the train which leaves Ricb,on,
at p NJ, arriving ut Baltimore next mnrnina ~
ample time to connect with trains Tor Tho 49,, ~
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS VII
NESDAYS. and FRIDAYS at4P VI. counac,,n-
nj West Point with the train due at RicbIn.,d =,
1890 next morning.
gFare 10 Baltimore, IS: colorci peopI. Il
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger ear J,.,,,,l
for through freight only, leaves Richmond T,'.'
DAYS, Thursdays, and Saturdays at. "a. VI. Jbrn',,
freight received daily I'LL . L. VI. "''S"
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger car ,,,,,,,.,
for freight between Richmond AMI Wet pn,,,'
leaves Richmond on Mondays. Wcdnc sdayt ''., .;
Fridays at A. NJ. Local freight received III, I l"'
Thursdays, and Saturdays tiII6P VI. 's'
EDW. :. FOfGFH
General Freight and Ticket sp"nn,
W. y. BRAGG, Master Trans portation. trsi
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THOMAS BALMER * CO.,
IMPORTERS,
1917 CARY ST +, ,r
,,fer q comnIt.te assortment Of FANCY GRCCE.
RIES aud WINES. Including
PEEK FREAS CRACKERS,
IEh& PERRISs'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
COLMAE'S MUSTARD,
cones GELATlSE,
MACARONI,
MonToS'S ENGLISH PICKLES,
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES,
WISSLOw'S CORN,
B.SS'S ALE, bottled by Hilbert.
ALLSop'S ALE bottled BY Hilbert
GtlSSESS'S PORTER, hottledby Hilbert;
GUlNSEsS'S PORTER, bottled 10y Burke;
HESSESSY BRANDY,
IsAsSI SHERRY.
HANGERS MOUNTAIN WHISKY,
BRASDEROURG TABLE OIL. ap3
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A FTON HOUSE.-This pleasant summer
"A resort, which cannot DC exceed by any place
mountain air and easy access. will be opened June
lst. Terms: sio per month; children and servants,
half price. Address
my 24-d9m* Chesapeake and ONO rnlroad'
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VHE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

have been improved anil rcft;cd for The season 81
.13. The waters vary in temperature Iloin 50 10 lilo
degrees.
The BATHS have for nearly century been used
In the treatment of Cont, rheumatism. Paralysis,
Neuralgia; Diseases of the Liver Bladder. Skin. and
Womb: old Injuries Cutaneols Affections. Con
traction uf Muscles and Joints Chronic Diarrhda,
&c.. and have attained Worldwide celebrity Tor
their efficacy in curing and relieving such diseases.
The bathing arrangements arr extensive ana rom
plrte, AMI include The new feature OF MUD BATHS,
which now attracting The especial attention of
the medical profession AMI invaiis.
The DRINKING WATERS include several va
riciies among them spring of clla!ybcatc alum
water. equal If not SUPERIOR to any Of lis kind in
the Inic,rStatcs.
For pamphlets. giving full description aud amaly-
sis Of waters, address ). E. TARDG 4 CO.. Rich-
mund, Na,or JAMES y. AUGUST.
Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
my 2a-Tu, Th,&S2m
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BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE HA"r \
SPECIALLY.
The Lewis amendment, adopted tho inu o,.'l,,.
ary, ls73 secures 10 the htDkrnpi an
cmption IN excess OF the ave hurif,d i',,.,,,f N
exempted Of TWO THOUSAND Uu!LAEe 'H'
judgments aud DEGREES III state rCnf'S. -,.,.i
Wifes right OF dover is, Is heitt"toE'' wv
intact ~ ,,. ~ ,.,ptg
{. MAURICE SMITH pruSecntS ciAthl' -, An,
Dissertation against the United St4t,s t'oN't'''..
Mr.. JACOB COIN, an eNpertin rahAF"f'
Is connected with the tirni. ,,t,ly
Correspondence solicited
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.r,ss sER RESORTS.

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY;
w VA. have been further improved, ana WI J
open OH the IsT OFJUNE. Pamphlets to be ila'l OF
Purcell Ladd Co.. Richmond OF Oh Lie p nso ,,.
tors. Terms, "a per day; $50 per Weeh' gov Pci
month Of twenty-elght days ,>r 8 RI
Proprietors.
D. A. LAyGHoRSE, NJ d., of Lynchburg,, s ne,
dent Physician. III! l.--
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VARIETY SPRINGS.

These SPRINGS. situate on the ChesapeaKee Co, anu
Ohio railroad Gears stopping at the dg9 ,hs recen
tinn Of visitors on The 18th of JUNE. Persons Nv
Ing in the cities having their families AT aes S,
SPRiNCiS can visit them In the evening anu ie.H,
next morning. The mineral "a'e'S ''' sup
consisting of r,- puIrp ALI.
HEALING, AND FREESLyJi ,E 1iiorr.,i,
coI,, and cIear-rrlnning from the North Ai4,1nn,i
scenery here grand beyond descriptioncE
Knob 44.s feet high above walcr, I'D Inn ro
It's hase Accommodations will nc Kept by Nj; a,
" Arnold in comfortable tent; . sRy7KSS 81 i9nt
'aE J." ue hoen ri heavy expense in making things
comfortable. and pledge ourselves to give good ialr
ae music ad provide the usual wSR snG las
r,nutb t.hil,iren under twelve years old ana ser
wants hall price. Fine bathing N ailThS!ine
Will 10 IN, PropretDrs.
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DERsONS CAN OBTAIN GOOD COUN-
4 TRY BOARD with private family In Goocli-
land county, four mills from Dover Nils aud
twenty. two miles from Richmond. House large.
airy, and comfortable: location pleasant and healthy,
ana in desirable neighh0rhood. PaCket-boat each
way five tiineSa week.
1'ERMS: $95 per month: children and servants,
81.
For particulars apply to
GEORGE ". MAYO,
iy2 -3t 80 Seventh street or 1402 Cary street.
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Tho Lynchburg AMI nauyiIlc PASSENGER Tir,a.
daily except sundays irarc vH,hlury 5" s.lt 4.
NJ leave Danvie at G:l5 \. VI. a; lelS" hml-g}!,r
al ll:!o A. NJ: arrive II Richmond I'll 2:ja t. VI.
The Sunday Lyurhmr. Passenger Trim .'.l-,,
I.ynchburg at s5 p NJ leaves Bur KEY He i, Ile t.
NJ : arrives at Richmond al. i:T Y. NJ.
The Through Mail AMI Passenger Train l.Itn.
Greensboro daily al SIS =. VI leave, DuNl.tn
daily at lll7 T. NJ; arrives at Richmond DALI Al
G3J a. VI.
The Through Mail and@ .5.nEcr Trains ils
South connect at Greensboro witn train, ou IT,,
North Carolina railroad for all ppimt" "Jg,h.
The LyuchburE Trains connect 81 h0Lo}rgr
with train Oh the Atlantic. Mississippi an! rtut
railroad for all points southwest ANA south.
Through tickets o all point SoatI' al ."Hi3A'~'
can b, procured at the ticket Office III t'hm'n',
and of f. f. WkIKEE. agent 81 tn" Nll1H'l". vi
sissippi aud ohio railroad, No. E}.t Man ~ln''.
Richmond.
Pancrs that have arrangement. 10 a'!vrri.' ID"
schedule Of this Company will ui"ra print 81" o,
r. NJ. T. Th.,uII.
IL IA Engineer aud ~uIsriu'r.pi't'
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~ ROAD.--On aud after 5th MAY, l:iJ, the 20 ~
ger trains will run - follow.
WESTWARD.
Mali, rRtIS.--I.caNt, Eirhu'Eri -.tn VI;
DAILY except SUNDAY, conn,ciiu. With ". ..
Va. VI. & C. :. railroad At t,"ruu%'lli ir| no
loltesvIlc. AMI arrives at White sulphur @pws-
ut sos L. NJ.
EXPRESS THAIN-Lc,y,'- Richmond a 10 /
Vile with W., G.. Va VI. 4 G. :. railroad lralu-l"r
Lynclburg aud southwest, ami arrive Al Hunt
ug"n at $50 Z. VI. next day. steamer l"'F'> ''.t-
irgtnn "u arrival UF The train. nd arIt'ts At 'tG-
cinnati at O'Clock next morning. .
Ills train stops between it;,umnud mi N't''
Surlr OuIv at Junction. tpIGhH-|tf!" th'IH'l'"-
VILE S'.ttlniuii. Goshen. NiiiJ"io. ann ,uE-i"n
ACCOMMODATIONS lEAl\.-l"rW', l;rlul"lnl
at $40 Z. NJ. DAILY except SUNDAY. ana %IINt' ~
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati Al II. VI. rtiif ~
cent Sunday, and arrives al Huntingdon 81 y.
VI. urxt day, connecting witl expires trt'l.
EXPRESS TRAiN.-Leayc> Huntington ~ to \.
N. DAILY except SUNDAY, and arrives at hi'Hw'Id
al 4:30 a. NJ. next day, connecting WIN tith'
going south and with james river steamer Tor nor,
folk. This train stops b.twccn White Sulphur ''ri
Richmnn,l only ut junction, GoT!"nsvii!". iI'I-
lottesyille, Stauntun Goshen, Alilboro, anu co.,
ington ...,,...,. :,
DAILY except Sundays, connecting with W .. g., N.'
NJ. 4 q. $. railroad at tharloiie.vI.lr ana ""''"'
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM. caves '"i'p'l'-
vile $50 A. ". DAILY EXCEPT SI1nlnys. r"HH".li-
ut (ioronsyic with VIC, Va. VI x T.. S.rh'"rl
train from LyItchhurg aud southwest and Mit'~ at
Richmond 1915 \. NJ.
For further Information npuir" al ne t"liI any
office, IN Broad near Seventeenth th't
4. H. FERRY, General NHl"rinirh".
JAMES +. hETnGkLhHu General ii'N'' N''"'
my 3
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ID ANSON'S HOTEL.-This comlor'ai1,l n
n house, located at Central depot, Atlantic, MIS-
sissinni and Ohio railroad Montgomery county, va,
ing been furnished with new inrnsnTs % n nTm
opcn for tine accommodating OF tue @ , P
White Sulphur Springs. Personal attention gwen
10 - pa as-,m W.. RANSOM. Proprietor.