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DANVILLE, VA.
NORFOLK. VA.

JUNE ll.-Cotton.-The market to-day was nrI n,
with an advance Of a@tc. since saies ,e
receipts were a4o bales exports sss bales and STOCK
on hand a,sle bales. $50 ., .. Tho
Corf.-Tke market is very quiet, owing 10 Inc
scarcity OF stock. No sales reported. J.,
z Oats.-The market Is dull. No TRANSACTIONS 70
pote.. 49,
! Wheat.-The market Is dull NO SAFES 70 no'e,
'srnatl lot at el@$LB..
= Eoqs.-Market dull; sales at l6c.
Ms per hundred; new potatoes, $s@$4 per barrel
snat,s S4@$1to per barrel.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ".

This delightful watering. place VIII be rc.p'v fgr
the reception OF visitors op tie lst of June
The ALLEG1IASY SPRINGS possess the rare a'trac-
tiors Of mountain and water scenery conhinri
he waters Of these springs arc rencwnc' tor the,
great curative powers Of that distressing di.t.,r
dyspersia, and tho many sympathetic Affections
arising thetefrom.
Biltard-tablei, bathrooms, howine-sacJns "e!!-
graded walks and drives, hunting and g;hing.
j full BRAS and SrRISG-BASD IN attcnd1ucc
BOARD: Per day. So per week, $3.50; re. month
-four weeks, seo: for The month OF June, 30 for
three months $3.50.
For further information and for pamphlet arpiy
20 ALLEGlIASY SPRINGS COMPANY, Or
my 3G-im J. Is. fikSLEY Iu.. Nouagc..
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WILMINGTON, n. G..

JUNE 1l.-Spirits Turpe,atine.-Sales of AIS casks
at 4tc. "a gallon for southern packages. Also sales
Of 200 barrels, sellers option next week, at 4lc
RpsinENo sales to report. Market quiet.
Crude Tsrpentine.-Sales of 400 barrels at "a Tor
virgin and yellow-dip, and 81 for har,h Market
steady. :,
TNr.-Sales of only barrels reported at 1926 q
barrel. Market quiet.
Cotton.-No transactions reported. We quote no.
minally as follows Low ordinary, loo. ordinary,
loc. good ordinary, lafc. strict good ordinary,
lee; low lniddiug Tic. middlng lsc; strict lno-
ding, ls1c.
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Az INTERESTING SUBJECT FOR A PICTuRE.-
[Richmond Correspondence Petersburg In
er.]-Mr. Elder some time during this year
will set to work upon picture illustrating
that grand event in General Lees history
when, Mt the Wilderness, the tide of battle
seemed to be turning in favor Of the enemy,
he sought to lead two Texas brigades in d
charge, and the soldiers caught the bride
reins OF his horse and said, "We'll 60 for
ward, but you must go back" and as John
r. Thompson says in his poem Lee TO the
Rear:
! ssTuraiug his bride, Robert Lee
Rode to the rear like the waves of tho sea
sf5e@ 4, Bursting the dykes iu their overflow,
Bnye!y his veterans dashed on the foe"
Il N Is fortunate that into such competent
hands IS Nr. Elders falls the task Of debict.
ingthis scene.
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The Winchester Times says that Corne-
bus Childs, who lived on Buffalo marsh. in
this county. was killed instantly on Monday
evening while loading a sGW-log,"
MIR. Alexander Mcdonald, one of the com.
missioners for the State of Virginia to the
Vienna Exhibition. arrived In this city Inst
night, per the steamship Anglia, en- route for
the Austrian. capital.- Glasgow (scotland)
Eoeatng Citizen, Nay 3Oth,
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PETERSBURG, VA.

JUNE Observation-Disclosures the continued favor
able adyfces from New York the market Is firlner
with considerable soles during the past few days on
aais OF i7sc. for strictly prime. There Is but Ill.
Tie demand, howeyGr, for grades below good. We
quote fair at good 70 very good, sl6Ac.
3uodeco.-Ile market Is active aud pTiceI good
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RICHMOND ASp WELDON RoUTE,}
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE, Z
kItHMDNn, VA, juno 10, 1s13. J
tI7HE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE will

T'hE TRAINS On THIS ROUTE VIII
4 run as follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond ut A.
and 2;2Q L. NJ arrive al Petersburg at $40 A, hl
aud 800 Il. NJ; arrive ut Weldon at ego a. NJ and
G:55 L. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at
tachoJ. leave Richmond for Weldon at A. M. and
T. NJ. and returning leave Weldon at 1880 4. NJ.
and lei NJ.
7!C A. 81. and 4:lO p. NJ, and leave Petersburg at
IL 4. NJ, ami T. NJ.
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places at 0
A. u. aud 7. NJ.
The COMNOD ATIOSTRAIN between Rich
mond and Petersburg leaves Petersburg at 6:4o "A.
M. and leaves Richmond ut L. NJ.
RIO. f. light Trains aud the Accommodating Train
will not run On SCN1,n1 40, -Aad the ) L. NJ. Mail
Train will not leave Petersburg on Snulny,,
The ~ All. TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond anu Petersburg except at Manchester anc
Chester.
Passengers FROM Glover Hill Will leave at Q A NJ,
and returning leave Richuond III EGO T. NJ. daily
Except Sundays.
Passengers viii lake their meals at Jarratts Ho-
tel aud all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
the Washington Street depot
rIII,MAk'S PALACE SDEEPINlt-CARS are
attached to all the Night Mall Trains.
THOMAS Ii. WYNSF,
a. II General Manager,
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ALEXANDRIA,. VA.

JExE 1.-THE market for -four Is very dull and
nrtces have declined since the first Of the week
fully a5c OH extra and family brands. There were
no oferings1gf gram Of any kind on Change to-
Buttsr aud eggs are scarce- and prices are uu.
chanred. .IsffEF 81 49, 80 y, 81,
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DOCkBkIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. Va
pFEN JUNE /, lsf3.

OFEN JUNE l, lsf3.
This tivcritr aud celebrated Whr~IiiN',
PLACE will offer additional attraction TIL, ."a rH.
Among other improvements, thor. has been t'''.H
an elegant and spacious ballroom, arl"inirs III"
uurlor; the parior has been rularcc! AMI imp"Y"'
and the proximity Of the two render: zach T., ~
accessible. II will he kept In Il style n"' "nrrizcI
anywhere In Nir2iuia.
The waters If these Grsria spring, either 'rr -
greatly relieve most cases 81 srroiuir. II|li"n'
consumption, chronic bronchitis, chinni hl uI
lis, chronic pneumonia, chrcuic dy.wpsia, :s""''
value In those affections which az l'ul'H' !" y"
fculaIe constitution. andas III appetizer, fpi'' hni
general restorative the. art rcrl"pS. uT'rNhh
amongst mineral WATERS.
Professor j. 5. DAVIS, of University 81 Nhs 1i'
resident physician.
The proprietor will have pro, ided for IN. i-Nh@
and ballroom iTSt-claSs Band oil Music. ip' w.
general a the sources Of anuSement aud rcrr, avon
Usually found al our best sulllntf l.rlts WIZ ~ "
the command of the g1le~ts 1T " R"'hFkil"'F
ALUM The place /. Within eleven 10 tEi!'r2'
hours OF Richmond Washington baltinlo,", ~
nv rail- all I'm daylight. Passenger lcav" ~" CO.. ~
tie Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Goshen hl"!.
and new aud elegant stage Cnarlea, passing riln'N
over smooth and level road Of only .'shl m,'''
set down the visitor. Al fhr Sphngs To- t,''
JAMES \. FRAZIER, Trori'tor
Persons making use 81 the grounds, &, on we
Springs. and nor stopping at my h"t'h Vol" !"
Charged half nv regular rates. .,.,,
LADD 4 CO. Richmond aud GEORGE ". NJ
INTIRE, Clmrlnttes. illc.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free Oh appli''''o''
nv DQ-fft1
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THE Ii "a Ii q 5 j Il = II
ON THE LINE OF THE
CHESAFEakE ASD Quo EAllL"A''
BATH COUNTY, VA.
BATH COUNTY. VA,

will tc opened TOR tie reception ~ ~ - OF w.
FlESI ofJl'Nt with artotninntnll"rt i"' ."'i'
III >DRLD pEE.oNs The ~" t.ccn-f.' ~ ~"
''b,.ip.ake aud uiito railroad from ,Y'!nt, ~
depot fifteen miles nv fine turnpike 81 cisI e..
I'm hue order. sing IN full yi.'w' 81 the -
FAILING SPRINGS and the " AGHh y -
SCENERY On JAl ESua'S RIVER.
Passenger by null train from thu east @''''. v
Coviugton at y. NJ. 1905 ;, !,
Express trains from tin. west arrlE. q! -. l ",
Visitors for the Springs ty these tra2 f'@HH
over night ut Coyington.
Passengers by mall trains from Tie WI i'H' -
CoyiugtUn at 7:s0 \. VI.
Express trains from the east arrive ~ A. "
Stages and other vehicles Tor the Spring t'''
Coyington every morning. go
Trims stop twenty minutes ut tcF'rfrh i'
Break fast and Supper. Nv" hotel, with amy" az
comnodations. 80 ,,,,
KESSSICIrS FINE BAND OF NlSI
Is engaged for the season and the usual acl'l'' ''
amusement and recreation provided. ~,
Descriptive pamphlets can DC ha'"i Mesr'r' =, ~ ",
CELL. LApD & 60, Richmond, "r III The A3'h' VI
the Springs. .. :,,, .hil-
iren and coiored servants half pricr.
NJ H. HOUSTON, NJ. D., resident ply steam.
nv 2T-coSittys Il. VI. pIARLtS' At'ti.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following is the report of Mr.. l.. Gimmi,
weighnaster. Of the sales of livestock from the
5th to the 18th Of June, 1873:
CATTLE-6o head, sold from a96ac., gross.
SHEEP.-2s head, sold from 4G5sc.. gross.
HOGS.-132 head sold from 70f73c.. net.
LAMBS. per head, from 81. 5OGSi.5o.
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utter despair, she taEssabe bate mllllnef
and pays ten dollars 70 hsseft tnmmea !.
when It comes horleshe spsofounces II
" hateful and picksSk all 5os pieces, and a
s asss s.s owe, ,na sna ii BE- burden
for week or two longer, until suddenly sn ,e
hits just the right thing, aud becomes orc, ha,
more serene and happy, and puts tn n,h her
on and goes out to make millions o. r o' not
women miserable, because their ha.s s,ra wo.
trimmed exactly. like hers. AS a. W." 81 an in.
man is blessing as motne ,.. sno of = spring
estimaee boon; as an n, Sesa1 of compassion.
hats, she Is simply au o1'e>
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
- Thursday. June u.

..s OFEERlkGS.
CoRS.-White, $50 bushels; yellow, $50 bushels.
0ArS.-l.l5a bushels.
WooL.-10o pounds.
SALES.
CoRN.-White. $50 bushels very good western al
74C. 80
OATS,-cA bushels prime white at SEC.
WOOL.-lo0 pounds washed ut 4:c.
RE-EXHIBITED.
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THE SrATIoE-HoCsE.-tNeW
o,. E.,,ns, An old lady IN the second
Olea.S Ia, "avcd 81 800. After twenty years
uIs.Ilc ae n .xasbiug and ironing she bad acctl.
,,,uI.ted this sum, intending 10 take IL ano
.nt,,rn TO fair France anu spend ner 4ucs
| Lining DAYS in the land of her birth. She
has a daughter there at school, and the money
was intended chiefly for her comfort and
provision. s5. 49, =,
Having secured passage In Saturdays
steamer, she sailed forth on "Wednesday to
complete the only remaining preparation for
departure, the sale Of her furniture. Hiding
her money under the mattress-wby tcsH old
women hide money under mattrcsses!-s
went after the junk-dealer and procured
him; a bargain was struck, and it was over.
Farewell America, and utve la France !
All! but she must take one other look at
her treasure, secure beneath the mattress.
She turned up a corner, and socre bleu
| mssericorde ,. the money is not there!
Out into the street rushed that agonized
| old woman, and y regular airline did she
take for that perfideous junk-dealer. All
| the Metropolitans on tile street were at her
heels, and the way they seized the unhappy
| wretch and snaked him into IRENE station
wus warning to malefactors generally. .
No money could be found, however, and
the heart.broken old lady was sympatheti-
| cally escorted home by Sergeant Thlbaut,
| Arriving there, she marched straight UP
stairs and went to look at the place where
| the treasure had been. Once more she
turned back the mattress, and, this time,
presto, the money was there in little bas-
ket. She tainted dead away into Sergeant
Thibaut's manly arms, and they both soon
after started for the station-house. Here,
falling on her knees before the incarcerated
iunk-dealer, she besought his pardon with
streaming eyes and touching words: She
told him how many years she had starved
for the poor little scrap of wealth, and how
her very life depended on its possession:
She asked him to forgive her, and he asked
her for $500 damages. She wept again, ana
he fell to $780, And then Captain Schroeder
and Sergeant Thibaut with one accord tel
upon him and kicked him piously into the
street.
Don't everybody wish that poor ola lazy
bon royage and safe arrival i'll her beioveo
France? And does anybody symrthize
with the Junk dealer D..
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

~ THURSDAY, June L., 1873.
Receipts are lighter this week. Good and fine to-
baccos suitable for the continent arc selling at full
prices Good brights wrappers, are also selling
very we'll. Medium hrights are dull; market over
stocked.
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SOMEWHAT INTRODUCTORY.

"This work is designed to while away a
stray hour which the borrower may have at
odd times. The matter bas been carefully
selected with view to suiting all cases and
conditions. Within its covers the banker may
find relief, although it is extremely doubt
full !, and here is something for the farmer, the
artisan, the undertaken, the laborer in the
mines, the porter, the merchant, the student,
the man of leisure, the hackman, etc. The
matter was written at odd times, although
generally right after payday, and is SUBJ
mitted to the borrower with great deal of
timidity, but with the earnest hope that it
may be the humble means of making money.
"If In its perusal one single Tor even mar
ried borrower is made purcr and better, and
his life made to appear brighter, and his soul
lifted up generally, I shall sincerely rejoice
to hear it. Address me at Danbury, in
closing stamp.
"THE DANBUny NEWS MANI
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RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKEl
RAILROAD CO.,
RICHMOND, June 2, Is =. }
NOTICE.-Ona and after this date the PAS
~ SENGERand FREIGHT TRAINS over th1
route will be run as follows: j.
PASSENGER TRAIN daily SUNDAY cxceptcd)
between Richmond and West Point. leaving tile de-
pot at p. NJ. 49,
Passengers for river landings aud Baltimore viii
leave Richmond on WEDNESDAYS aud SAT-
URDAYS at o'clock p. NJ, connecting with
steamer Mt West Point on same evening for Baltl-
more. SC.
Fare to river landings. so
Fare TO Balliin0re... w
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fri
DAYS, and Saturdays, ut O'Clock A. NJ.
LOCAL FREIGHT between Richmond and
SATURDAYS, leaving Richmond n o'clock A. NJ.
". n. BRAGG, Superintendent.
i'll. TAYLOR. Freight and Ticket Agent, Rich.
mond. je2
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The Danbury News" Mans Book.

Letter In New York Tribnne.l
The Dsrbury Ne,cS man has written a
book, which has just been published. en-
titled, Life in Danbury." The title-page
Of this book is quaint. Its motto is one OF
the authors own sentences: 1T is just as
impossible to get along without advertising
IS it Is for cross-eyed man to borrow a
gun" will quote the title in full:
"Life in Danbury: Being brief but
comprehensive record of the doings Of q re-
rnarkabIe people, under more remarkable
circumstances. and chronicled in most re-
narkable manner, by the author, james NJ.
Bailey The Danbury fe,cs Man , and care
fully compiled with pair of eight-dollar
shears BY the compiler"
We have also an engraving of Mr.. Bailey,
according to which showing he Is a youngand
handsome man, neither cross nor "croSsed-
eyed" but with face which is the best pos
sible letter of introduction. In his preface
he tells us why he wrote d book:
"To the friends of the Ne,rS who may
take up this work the question MAY come.
Why did he write II book 1t is a natural
inquiry. It has assailed hundreds before our
day it will atfiict hundreds in Years to come.
And probably there is no form of interroga-
ton SO loaded with subtle tortures as this
very one, unless it is to be asked for light
in a strange depot by a man you had Just
selected out Of seventeen thousand as the
man to be the most likely to have match.
Various authors have various reasons for
bringing out book, and this reason may or
may not be the reason they give to the world;
! know not, and care not. 1t is not for me
TO Judge the world unless ! am elected.
at is matter which lies between the
author and his own conscience, and | know
of NJ place where it would be less likely to
be crowded But my reason for writing u
took Is so novel, so different from all others,
that the public may be pardoned for feeling
I'll intense desire to know it. Some have
written a book for money; I have. not
Some for fame; have not. Some for5loge
have not. Some for kindlings; l have not
I have not written book for any OF these
reasons, or all of them combined. In fact,
gentle borrower, have not written book
at ALL have merely clipped it. -.
"Yours truly, HE CLIPPER.H
,es.,RJss t in the preface it appears that he f!as
second one IS folfo~ssst 20 he starts OF WIFI
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NJILLBCkO' HOUSE

CRYSTAL CHALYBEAr srEINL>
WILL BE OPEN TO VISITORS JuSs 7, ts7a.
This desirable SUMNER RESORT is situated IN
Bath county, Va, Immediately on the line IT The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad aud Is therefor" ~
cessiblc from all points. Passengers get rf he 10
go TO Bath Alum. Warm.. ot. aud Healing Spring,
west, and to Rockhridge Anni, LcNinctpi TcrIfu
Alum, aud Natural BriJgc east huc stiXe, leaving
for these places daily.
In addition to the comfortable building .lteadv
here. large and WELL-aRRANGEp RpTtl
Just being completed aud neatly furnished, "b,ch
will give ample room for the entertainment 81 t!,
travelling public, AMI limited number of
boar'iers.
The surrounding scenery is beautiful and Wildly
picturesque: the airpure. nyigoratng and elastic
the situation being nearly the highest Oh the thtst
peak. and Ohio railroad
The MINERAL WATERS here are unSarpssrr'
tonic. Postal and telesraphic lactl!'ie5 a. t!r
place.
Fur further particulars address.
+. l., YARREnIGH
nv sl-lm Ircpttcfur.
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VREENBRIER WHITE suLrHU

rREENBRIER WHITE 81 Eli Ii
u SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA.
famous for their alternative waters and ia-h"'''
patronage, are now open. They are :oc' zee, H',,
tde-water, affOrding euiirc relief frnin pn7'I iH
summer heat CAPACITY for accommodations G.''
persons. ,. -. ,..r
Charges: $3.50 per Jay; SCI per week - ~
month ,,.,-,,r an,
LTBEATE SPRINGS, sixteen miles ir''" '''
White known for their unsurpassed ""'''
tonic Udtsrs and bathing advantages. 4
White Sulphur Sater kept htAe Tor the Use u VI
itors. without charge. ..--a-
Terms her~. 81 per day; $40 per month -,
my l5-eO1lns GEORGE l.. PEITcS v.
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NEW HrGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, yrRc,n,,

This splendid new hotel is now open for visitor,
The location IL beautiful, with fine srHF-BArB,sr
FISHING, &C., and being furnished with al, m. M
dern conyenlences Of first-class city hos rrrasr
attractive TO the invalid or pieasure-seeker
TERMS :s3 per day, $50 yer week.
CLARK & WILSON
,. o-iIn Propiietn,s
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|TERsoks wTsHIkd st5MaER b,,,In
Il tu cool, pleasant. and f,eaIt,y sitn,,,su
an abrndahcs OF 4rntt, can be hccom.nnd,9ad I'm
private family two and half miles from Ch,s W.
vile. Terms, $50 per month children, sss T.
oi ,s .,.. ,.. g. R.TAYf0R ~"
" s-Iou6tstftfG - EtsE 2 Gharlottesvti,s'
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1I,IiE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

TIVE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, :.
H. ,st5Ets MONROE COUNTY, w. Va,
hayelior long number of ye1la ustty cpnsflsfised
public confidence for the cufe of the various
fqyn,s OF hung and hroyt dssases not sphna ia spy
now te reached from Taeett stations, On tue ShesA-
pexke and Ohio railroad, distance Of oais iosrsssn
miles. THE h,,ei recommendations have feen lni.
itosed atforslias now c0mfnrt 10 the invalid AMI
ainuscineNts for the pleasure seeker.
For pamphlets aud other Information Apply 10
c e.eodim Psopriet0fs
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MOSTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
WI trt SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. ,..
This delightful watering PLACE VIII oe Open NV
recc ptivn Of visitors OH the -
FIRST DAY or JUNE.
Extensive additions vi new furniture h''' h'','
added and the proprietprs are DhihtnS ever -
rancempnt for the comfort and cvnytntcnt' 81 W.
jtors This III the most beautiful aud e,tth'''
improved OF all the numerous watering rif''. y
The mouutaius OF Virginia The LAwS Is t"'ei''
with \ forest OF shade trees alan,
The COTTAGES are Of different sizes and p'a"..
each forming distinct building, aud pftS''h's
the eye beautiful picture. ,,r ,p.,
All the usual applisnees for the 'ohi'"'
amusement OF guests are provided an"
kXPRESs, TICKET, POST AMI rsG k@hAf" ''
s4s 4 e!Aak FOUND HShk'
The BAR will he under tit' in'iiaN.Wm, ,,b
THoHSToS A. ATKINSON. and VIII N SafPhe' We
the BEST UF LIQUORS. ,.,r.zs., =.
BIG TUNNEL. on the Virgins AND lsrhSis ,,,r.
vision OF the Atlantic, Mississippi az oni. ,cr
road Is the citation 1t which You TAKE tie e1'~ ~
the Springs--distnt one snd hall ini!ss,, ,r,.,
Ro,ind-trip tickets can DC proeaIra IL N!'iis ~
cirai towns and cities.
G.. A. C0LHoTS. ,,,..
far twelve wears The resident partner AZ ". .l
ehsny Springs, Will assume the ma'ast,htn,, ,cI
Rn tenders 10 his old patrons cor,ilai wel'o ~
niedpf- his efforts to lesder their stlS pteasi,
pro,,as,, DO have none hnt the most e1i,n m
scryants. and our supplies OF every dtser A.
he seiected Ironi the best tho country anu T.,
ford. ID is the intention OF tho neY pt1pt~''''
AZ INN q this property ~ 10 make IL lbe
- LEADING, WArERISG-ft.AGE
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gUMmER RraOl,RTg.


GsUMM EsEBO ADDING in the healthy and
NJ pleassnss illasnbf Ch,nchyille, eight miles
from ssaqni s, onstee stage route te Augysta
Der WEE, week, 81 1ddsa@ D0hio pei "''''' 90
- - 60 A. j. FUSKHOUsER.
je ll-l2* Churchville, Augusta county, Va.
OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
I'D 0pEs.sI T.! ssI lsTH y, ,,,+ fuvs.
This place is noted for its alum and tonic chaly.
beate writer's, pure and Dry stmospherc, ioes,ion,
ana ss Su a. sd Y ID wsy @
RI four weeks. For particulars send for circulars.
Posi-ofice at the springs.
DR.. GEORGE W. CARBISGToF, RESIDENT Pbssi.
'. je 2-lm JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor
yXTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
omen M the tsT or JUNE. Pamphlets 10 be bad OF
Purcell, Ladd q Co., Richmond, or Of the Proprie-
tors. Terms, % per day SO per week; sso per
month q '"el EiUghNk, REYNOLDS & co.
Proprietors
~. 4. JASG,IOHSE.t NJ. d, of Iynchburg Resi-
dent mt Physician. my lo..m
A FTON HOUSE, pleasant summer
n resort, which cannot be exeelled ny any place
mountain air. and easy access. will be opeHed june
ist. Terms go per month children and servants,
s. II. G0ODLOE & CO, Alton, Vs.,
my 2s-d2n1* Chesapeake and Ohio raflroad.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
i MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA. .
This watering place, long distinguished FOR 'ts
active ton c and clteratire powers, will be opened
on The FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1879, under the
management of Colonel SuRvELL COBB.
The proprietors lay Ing since the close OF last sea-
son. made very large additions To the buildings aud
erected, besides, new and conmodiolis Motel, are
now prepared TO ACCOMMODATE 500 guests.
Hot and cold baths Of mineral water, so essential
to MANY inyalids ut the command of visitors.
Dr. JAMES +. HARRISON; professor at the Unit
varstty of Virgnia will I've the resident physician
during the season. 5 "'.
Express post, and telegraph oftlcesat this place:
Round-trip tickets can be procured IN all the
principal cities and towns.
TERMS: Per day, $3.50; per week, gig: per
month $50; far the month Of june, $40. Children
under ten and servants half price.
This place presents urustal attractions for fami-
lies, and every arrangement will BE- made for their
comfort. Send for pamphlet, containing the analysis
Of the water. J. J. & J. WADE. ProprietoY,
..t Yellow sulphur Springs post-offcc,
my a7-lm Montgomery county, Va