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g. v,Nry.np HAVEN, June. 1S.-Afftved yes
.er,1av,s schooner mary e. Ven Caeal, from
Rr1,nswiok, Ga, for narniisco tta. he re
nnrts that on the sd instant ia latitude $3.50,
LONGITUDE $3.50, she took nom q raft, on
which they had been for twenty flour hours,
peter Peterson, Of Missouri, mate w illiaIn
Simmons, Of Jacksonville, aud Robert VII
con, Of Norway, of the crew Of the brig h.9
Grande. Of Booth Bay, which foundeIsu
in heavy gale on the S1st ultimo. snee was !
from Fernandina for Philadelphia WI. Ma.n =, q
cargo of hard pine. Captain McLelan, o u
Booth Bsy, Robert aiopson, the COOK. s. anu .ha
two OF Che crew were lost 1.-THE time oi tue
The captain was lashed TO the rlg-
gipc. and as the brig rolled over suddenly Il
was impossible to save him. S.@a 81 Il },
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PetersbNFS.

TIE MILITARY sPIRIT-THE GRAYs RE0RGAN1ZED.
SANITARY PREcAUTIoNs-THE sTEAM'TUG
AGNEs--A SENSATION ExPLoDED-MAD-DOG-
RACE POSTPONED, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG. June 10, 1873.
The gentlemen who were recently elected
officers of the Petersburg Grays have sig
nifed their acceptance of the positions for
which they were chosen, and the work ofre.
organizing the company and preparing it for
any emergency of display or duty will at
once be undertaken. The following is cor
rect list Of the present official body of the
Grays: Captain, Samuel D. Davies; First
Lieutenant, A. B. Venable; Second Lieu
tenant, p. A. McEnery Junior Second
Lieutenant, w. r. Nichols Color Bearer, +.
T. Clark Third Sergeant, +. Crump; Fourth
Sergeant, S. l.. Simpson; Treasurer, w. l..
thinner. The company is composed OF ex-
celIent material, and it has been determined
BY those into whose hands its destinies have
fallen not to let it 60 down. 1t is the only
military organization in the city, except the
colored company, and its existence viii at
all hazards be maintained.
By-the-by the officers of the negro com.
pauy will 70 before the Board of Examina-
Iion some time this week to undergo the
usual cateehism before their commissions
are applied for I'll -
There has been some little panic IN the city
by reason of "a number Of cases OF summer
complaint among the children. The disor-
der is said to be general, though not violent,
and as the dreadful cholera has appeared in
other cities this mild and ordinary complaint
of children has caused some uncasiness. r.
The steam-tug Agnes, which recently ex-
ploded near City Point, on the James river,
has been toYed up there. and is in course OF
repair She will be completed and made
ready for service in September or October.
Yesterday, being the anniversary OF the
death of Colonel PoWhatan r. Page, of
Gloucester, who was killed in front of the
lines in 1854, his grave in the yard Of Grace
church was visited by number of ladies,
who decorated the tomb with very rich 10
raj tributes. This practice has been kept up.
10y the iadieS every summer since the death \
or Colonel Page. oyer whom recently q
handsome ], DMrble monument has been
erected. fresl $50 ~ 70 ~, sitase5 80. :. I,
The charge Of NJ. B. Tapley that Mr..
Thomas Leath had gone away with the
books of the Howe Sewing Machine Com
spany prove to have been without folnda-l
siion. 7Mr. Lexth Is here and In charge OF
the Office. The case will como before the
court tomorrow. Meantime, !Tapley is said?
to he lid aspirant for the scat In the Senate
9nnde vacant by the resignation Of Ms. r. G. \
Greene. - IT III Fl
/ "A bloody coat and hat were found in a
yseant lot atsthe corner OF Sheppard and
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A complicated Love Case Settled by g
Double Suicide. sii..,x ..tf VI

ALBANY, n. Y, June 1.-two suicides oc-
CURED In ST. townsville yesterday. It appears
that physician named A. D. Wheelock, a
married man, was paying attentions to Miss
Ruth Smith, and that the parents Of the
young lady objected to his conduct on the
ground that he was not divorced. Yester-
day, FOR some reason unknown, proceedings
for divorce having been commenced, Miss
Smith took arsenic and died, and the doctor,
on learning the fate of his tnan,orata, took
dose Of morphine, and also expired.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, Va,

have been imnroyed and reatted for the season %
1879 The waters vary In temperature from 50 10 Ito
degrees. y trf 4
fhp BA tbs have for nearly y century been used
Neuralgia Diseases of the Liver, Bladder, Sktp, and
Womb; Ola INJURIES, Cataneoi.s Aftections,a Com
traction of Muscles and Jolnfs Chr1nic pisrrhssa,
their efficacy in curing and relieving such diseases.
The islthtng Arrangements are extensive and COM
nIeie and Include the new feature OF MUD BATHS,
which are now attracting the especial attention Of
tine u,edicnF profession and fnvaiids. -
The DRI MIXING WATERS include several va
riches, among them spring of chaly eeare stun,
water, equsi f not saperiorY 70 any 81 its kind IN
the Inited STATES. -, 7Ft go
y For Pamphlets giving fun description and apsty.
mcnd, VA or 0.ig2 ~ JAMES A..AUGUSTts e
s f.x..h - !; Hot Springs, Hath eouHsy. Y =.
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| LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

!. This delightful watering place will be ready for
the reception Of visitors on the LIST of June
The ALLEGHA9Y SPRINGS posses the rare attrac-
lions OF mountain and water scenery combined
The waters of these springs renowned tor their
great curative powers Ut that distressing disease
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic affections
arising therefrom 10 ffa'sr.st EsrfE
Biiliard-ables, bathrooms, bowling Saloons we'll
graded walks aud drives, hunting, and lishing.
2 A full BIZ ASS and STRING BAND In attendance.
g BOARD !: Per day. So per week, $3.50 per month
flour wecks( Se0 fer the month OF June, SO for
three months, 1850.
For further Information and for pamphlets apply
to ALLEGHANY SPRINGS COMPANY, or to
my 31-lm J. 3. TINSLEY, Jk., Manager.
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araIcollefasa to witness the display, and the
anfl,,,e,osr,, 10 great. ss:Ff p $780,. -
enlnu .as I,na is.-Heayy rains have fallen
a., ~ soistharn Part OF England.
Z I M ~ and the other bank ifcrgers
x,srs hefors the Mayor to-day. The att0r.
nav for the Crown took occasion to make a
suitable aeknowleg nnent 0f the services OF
Minister Schenck and the authorities In New
York In securing the extradition Of Macdon-
nell. All the papers In The case not having
come to hand the case was again adjourned.
a correspondence from Jerusalem states
that the geological plate Just completed By
the Oriental Typographical Corps now en-
gagged lin makfngla survey and sketches of
Bible lands, show. the exposed and skull
shaped line of the upper strata of the hill out.
side of the Damascus gate and near the north
wall of Jerusalem. II Is strongly suggestive
of e Golgotha the place Of the skull" This
supports the theory Of the hill being Calvary.
The corps have arranged by means of tele-
graph from Joppa to Jerusalem for accurate
barometic notification. .9i~4@ - :.
+ g .E .. Z :s:st,f Il spaain.; 800 tit
I CAD1z, June 1S.-4The Admiralty Court
of Cadiz has completed its Investigation of
the sinking OF the emigrant ship Northfeet
by the Spanish steamer Murillo. A verdict
was rendered severely censuring the captain
of the Murillo and suspending his certificate
forinine months. ' ~ 80 @s.
MADRID, june 1e.--In the Cortes the Min
lister of Finance presented bill granting the
Government special powers for the collec-
ton Of taxes aud providing for economical
reforms in all the departments Of the. Ad-
minhtration. III ~ a,t-3l., rss
A draffof diplomatic note announcing
to foreign Powers the establishment of a
Federal Republic was read at the council of
ministers by Senior Muzo.
r The Cure of Santa Cruz has burned a
railroad depot, with 300 passenger and
freight cars, ut Beasain. ..rr.u-r
f. Russia. -I0r .a
!. DARMsrADT, June I1s.-The Emperor of
Russia has arrived here to attend the festiyi-
ties attendant on the anniversary, of the
Grand Dukes accession, now in progress.
Italy. ~, ...... IL
MOVEMENTS OF Ex-oUEEE ISABELLA.
! ROME, June 1s.-The Spanish Queen Isa-
bella has arrived here "5-a r .
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-FEE u
!, :. The Meteor. is small newspaper publish.
ed by the patients in the Lunatic Asylum at
Tuscaloosa, Ala. The editor, local contribu-
TORS. 3compositors, and pressman are all lu-
+natics under treatment. Its editorials re-
Esemble those of the New York Hereid, save
that they are heavier, and display more
though -. 81. Losts Democrats
|, A young man died in New York last
week from eating too freely of ice-cream
when over heated. - Chicago Times. ID. !.
Why didn't he take i cold Chicago
Post. Ef.ss''g,s ~ saak
/ General John B. Hood Is stopping at the
Allegheny Springs, where nc will spend the
summer. # srTz4f 49, +
Rev. T. w, Hooper, Of Lynchburg. will
leave for Europe tomorrow. il
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North Caroline Bonds.

NEW YORK, June ia meeting Of North
Carolina special-tax bondholderS was held
here to-day to listen to the opinion OF Hon.
Reverdy johnson. His opinion was that
the bonds are binding upon the State, and
that the holders can enforce the collection Of
interest through the United States courts.
On the strength of this opinion sundry suits
will be brought at en- early date.
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The EdseseIa, s. C., Tragedy.

1 AUGUSTA, GA, June 18.-In the account of
the Edgefeld homicides sent yesterday 1t
was stated that Glover sent for the Gormil-
lions to meet him at store in the village.
This is not correct, as Glover did not seek
the difficulty. The Gormillions, it is now
stated, hunted up Glover, with the result as
reported yesterday.
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OPEN JUNE /, ls73.

This favcrite aud celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions this seaann
Among other improvements there has bttn aided
an elegant and spacious ballroom. adjoining the
parlor; the parlor has been enlarged and improved,
and the proximity N the TWO renders each easily
accessible. II VIII be kept In style not surpassed
anywhere in Virginia.
The waters OF these special springs either cure or
greatly relieve most cases of scrofula, lncipl,nt
Consumption, chronic bronchitis, chronic hryngi-
IDS, chronic pneumonia, chronic dyspepsia chronic
diarrhpa. chronic dysentery. They are Also great
value In those affections which are peculiar ~ the
female constitution, andas an appetizer, tonic and
general restorative. they are perhaps, unri'illed
amongst mineral waters.
Professor j. $. DAVIS, Of University uf virginia,
resident physician.
: The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
aud BALLROOM 4 first class Band Of Music, and II,
general all the sources Of amusement and recreation
usually found ut best summer resorts Will he ut
the command of the guests 3t 1kDCkBRlHGE
ALUM" The place iR within eleven 10 thirteen
hours Of Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, etc.
by rail- all In daylight. Passengers leave the cars Of
the Chesapeake and OHIO raircad az Goshen depot.
and new and elegant etase"c, uches passing rapidly
over u sinooth and level road OF only eight miles,
set down the visitors at Ihe Springs TO tn.
JAMES a. FRAZIER, Proprietor
Persons making nse OF the grounds, &c, CT the
Charged half my regular rates.
The Rockbrldge water !, for sale by FtkCLLL,
LADD & CO.. Richmond and GEORGE u. Nc
INTIRE. Cllarlottes, HE.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free On application.
D0-t3N
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Attempts 70 wreck a RAILROAD Train.

PATERSON, n. j., June 49, Last night a
pile of timbers, pieces Of iron, etc, were
found lying across the track Of the Erie rail-
way near Clifton, and were removed just
before the arrival of the Long Express
train, western bound. Subsequently one
jacob Koon, of Pasaic, was arrested in Pat
terson for placing the distractions on the
track, and this morning was fully identified
as the guilty person and was committed to
Jail. Koon was put off the train yesterday
for not paying his fare. He is believed to be
insane, and has been year III the State Luz
natic Asylum. 49,. eE5 GSss ..aaisf~s s
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weather PROBABILITIES.

WAsHINeToN, June 10 For New England
on Thursday, gentle to fresh and occasional
brisk southerly to westerly winds and in
creasing cloudiness are probable. Il .l..tsS.
For the Middle States and lower lake re-
gion, fresh to brisk southerly to westerly
winds and increasing clondiness, and very
probably rain areas over the latter on Thurs.
day. s.......s..... 81.
For the South Atlantic States, light to
lfesh sotitherly and westerly, winds, with
clear and lartly cloudy weather. g 81 ,.i:.
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-MILLBOR0' HOUSE a..
AND
CRYSTAL CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
! WILL BE OPEN TO VISITORS JUNE I, 1873.

This desirable SUMMER RESORT IS situated in
Bath county, Va. Immediately on the line " the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and Is therefore nc
90 to Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, aud Healing Springs
west, and to Rockbridge Alum, Lexington. Jordan
Alum, and Natural Bridge east; fine stages leaving
for these places daily. ,.ss.,. ..-....>
In addition to the comfortable building already
here, large and WELt-ARRANGED HOTEL Is
just beiug completed aud neatly furnished which
will give ample room for the entertainment Of the
travelling public, anu limited number Of
boarderS.
The surrounding scenery Is beautiful md Wildly
the situation being nearly the highest The cheSa
peake and Ohio railroad.
The MINERAL WAIEkS here are nnsurpas9ed
place. .ass. 1.... r..
For further particulars address
P.L. YARBR0CGH.
m 21-tm pprpyIetor
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Iudianapolfs Editors I'm Trouble.

indianapolis, June 18.-The editors here
have been cited to answer why they should
not be attached for contempt for comments
upon the decision Of the court granting Mrs.
Glenn new trial.
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The Cholera.

CINCINNATI, June 1s.-One death from
cholera occurred to-day. The other cases
are improving. No new cases are reported.
MEMPHIS, June 18.--Eleven deaths from
cholera occurred here to-day. ..s .
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The Ncrtn Missouri Insurance Conn
pany.

ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-An examination into
the condition Of the North Missouri In
surance Company, of Macon, Mo-, disclosed
the fact that The capital had been impaired
so per cent. The State superintendent Of
Insurance has given the company sixty days
from June 2 to make the impairment good.
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CANANDA1GuA, June 1S.-Under instruc-
tons from the court, the jury in the case OF
Susan B. Anthony, indicted for voting in
violation Of law, returned verdict OF guilty.
The court refused to poll the jury.
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MONTGOMERY, June 1S.-The planters are
gloomy over the incessant rains, which be-
gun on the 9th of May, and have continued
to date, missing only three days. The
is twelve inches. The crops are backward,
and work is delayed greatly.
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EDUCATIONAL,
COURT ORDERS.


Circuit Court continued
v by adjournment and held for James City
county and the city Of Williamsburg ut the court
Thursday the 18th day Of May, 1879:
Dismal Swamp Land Company ........". plaintiffs,
against s.
Robert Anderson:s personal representatives ct
IN CHANCERY.
Among other things 1t ordered that the 1ol-
lowing accounts should he taken:
{" First. An account OF the claim OF the paintin,
the Dismal swamp Land Company, and OF the per-
sonal Of Robert Burto1 &c se
and the relative priorities OF the claims OF sai1
plaintiffs, and also an account Of the claims OF all
other creditors Of the estate Of the said hobert An
derson. .a.., 5000
Second. An account of the peTsouai estate
which the said Robert Anderson died pos1sessed OF
or entitled to- showing what has become on the same
and who are accountable therefor An account oi
the administration Of Helen III: Anderson as cura
trix on the estate Of Robert Anderson, deceased.
Halstead, sheriff Of York county, anu tne now per
sonal representative Of said kohert ANDERSON vi
any other representive of said Anderson.
.:Third An account Of the administrator OF the
estafc of Helen NJ. Anderson, deceasefi, by hohert
A. Bright her personal representative, ana or the
estate to her belonging In his hands:
Fourth. An account OF the real estate OF WHICH
or TO which he was at the time of his death In any
manner entitled and Of its gross and annual value,
and of the rents issues and profits thereof, and ny
whom and In what amounts received. - =. =
+. Fifth Any other accounts or statements which
may be pertinent TO the matter III issue,
WILLIAM H. Z. MORECOCK.
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TAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
VIA WINCHESTER VA. -

Persons who wish TO spend the summer months al
confessedly one of the most charming and attrac-
tive summer resorts in the two Virginsas will do
we'll to read our descriptive pamphlet, which, be-
sides full particulars Of Locations, surroundings,
routes Of travel and charges, contains also the high
these medicinal waters and splendid baths. a2
We have been these many years known to the
springs-going public In Virginia, aud will only
here further cry, II you hsye never been to Capon
,"try t." We thiBk you Will like II greatly. .
For pamphlet, apply 10 PURCELL, LADp.& Co.,
druggists, or by mall TO ,,r
: nv I3-Tu TIL &SatfJess Pruprictors.
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Unable TO Agree.

BALTIMORE, June 18.--The Uaited States
court jury are unable to agree in the case Of
William j. Boyd, the postmaster of Cumber-
land, on trial for robbing the mail. IT.
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WILLIAM II. T.. MORECOCK,
= I f..f Nj. Commissioner.

CoMMIssIoNER'sO OFFICER
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May the 2sth, ls7s. :
s have fixed upon my Office. In the city of Will
liamsburg. as the place, and the OF day OF july.
by the foregoing decree; at which time and place
all parties interested are notified to attend.
WILLIAM Ii. +. MORECOCK, .
my 99-Thsw NJ. Commissioner.
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These SPRINGS, situate OH the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad tcars stopping at the door,, fifteen
tion of visitors on The 18th of JUNE. Persons iv-
ing In the cities having their families at these
SPRINGS can visit them IN the evening and return
next morning. The mineral waters are superior,
consisting OF
ALUM, CHALYBEATE. SULPHUR, ALL
HEALING, AND FhEESTONEt
cold and clear-running from the North Mountain.
Scenery here grand beyond observation-disclosures
Knob 44.s feet high above Underwater, In fn view.
one of the finest Springs in the world gushes from
It's base. Accommodations VIII be kept by Mr. 4.
w Arnold in comfortable tents spy-giass OF iong
range; and conveyance from YAR1E Y sPhiNGs.
We have been at heavy expense In making mugs
comfortable and pledge ourselves TO give GOOD fair,
fine music, and provide the usual amnsements. &c.
month Children under twelve yours Old hnd ser
wants hall price. Fine bathing ~ a., a,,h s
a. lam Proprietors-
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vice. president Wilson's Health.

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-Apprebensions are
entertained regarding Vice-President Will
son, who is in state of complete physical
prOstration
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BOARD IN THE COuNTRY.-I have a
ID couple of SPARE ROOMS for the sus9.mer.
NV house is four miles from the depot, in full view
Of the mountains. References exchanged.
- THOMAS j. MASSIf,
tes,7-at. Arlington Station, Nelson county, Va.
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Failure
Conviction of Susan B. Anthony

ST. LOUIS, June 1S.--Taylor Brothers 4;
Co. have failed. -r
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DERsONS WISHING SU afAIER BOARD I
I In cool pleasant and eaitdy situation, WITH
al abundance af fruit, eaR be ACCOMMODATED ~
pftqate fssniIytWo and half miles nom
ress rslts - - 2 81. ri. FAfEtR. y
! 10 5-eo,,s.a Characteristic, We,
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TOR SALE, very good SECONDHAND
i FASHIONABLE BUGGY Apply NJ a.E3
je la-6t AlESLIE'S, Tenth street
A WYNN G S-PREMIUM STENCIL
IA W0RKS-MAHONE & CO., manufactures
OF PLAIN and FANCY AWNINGS Tor stores and
dwellings,
BRAND-CUTTING and WO0D-ENGRAVING
In all their branches. Call and see samples Of our
work. Southwest corner OF Fourteenth and Main
streets, under Cohen's bank, Richmond, Va. :.
je 3-lm t=.E t.Estt - #ttf-t ~ e.t,ffEit
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Three Negro Murderers Hanged.
New ORLEANS, June 18.-One thousand
citizens of New Iberia and vicinity assisted
at the hanging Of three negro murderers.
The fourth turned States evidence.
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MEDICINAL WATERS
81. In addition TO ~ st-.lt.

.#'''.' III dCQltlOu 10
= THE iAEU;M sPR1NGS;g 7
one of which has been apalyzed by Professor thl-
ham, Of the Virginia Military Institute, and said
him to be essentially the the celebrated water
of the Rockbridge Alum Springs. There is situated
on this property,a short distance from the hotel,
: - CHALYBEATE SPRING, 49, %
recently analysed by Professor Msilet, Of the UNI
versity OF Virginia, showing, in the traces found Of
liz { ARSENIC AND COPPER,
distinctive feature peculiar to itself among the
waters of the mountains OF Virginia, and found else
where, IS yet, only in . few OF the CELEBRATED
WATERS OF GERMANY. Attached also to this pro-
perty is the famed " ~,
--.-IODINE-ALyM WAFER =
which has been analysed by DR.. Aiken, Of the
University of Maryland, and pronounced by him
to be superior to any water Of its class OF which he
has any knowledge. This water will be furnished
the guests at the Jordan Alum fresh from the
spring daily. e., 49, '..5.s'
% SPECIAL EFFORT
has been made In the buildings aud furniture Of
same to make both the invalid aud peasure.seeker
entirely comfortable The hotels and cabins are
furnished entirely new. with complete set Of cot
tagei furniture in each chamber, and on each bed
will be found woven-wire and hair mattresses,
making the most comfortable bed known. ~
Water Is on every floor Of the hotels and cottages,
buidings-hot. cold, and shower baths, &c. 4
We mention especially an improvement not
usually found at watering places-viz., AN ELEC-
TRIO BELL, connecting each chamber with the
main office. .'a-k E'- 5t
THE USUAL ADJUSTMENTS
are provided for the enjoyment Of all, such as
bowling alleys, billiard saloon, &C., which are en-
tirely new and furnished in the best style.
sCHoFF's BAND OF MUSIC,
from the Naval Academy at Annapolis. has been
enga ged for the season which insures that nothing
viii lie lacking III this respect. This, with the
largest ballroom in the mountains of Virginia,
offers rare treat to the lovers Of the dance.
In the parlors will be found an extra-sze CON-
CERT GRAND PIANO from the celebrated fac-
tory of William knaheand Co. 's.@
Aeon rjlete livery. from the stables of Pettigrew
& Wright, Lexington, Va t.#r. LAX
Post-oflce. with daily mails, and an office Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company III the main
hotel ..
Via Washington, change cars at Gordonsyille.
via Richmond, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
no change.
Via Huntington, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
no change. 4
Via Lynchburg, change cars at Charlottesville.
1855 ~. .s JOHN w. CAMERON,
"' Proprietor,
and proprietor of Pulaski House, Savannah, Ga.
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