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T'llE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. y \.

have bern improved and ,eki'sd 'rr ~ - -,
1919. he waters var, IN ,yipI'.iaa s'"h ~ ~
degrees. ,.,.,t
The BATHS have Tor uearl. y crui"'N ~ -
Neuralgia Diseases OF tho liver, Bladder, cAi.
Womb; Old Injuries, Cutaneons ..aectnlh,5
traction of Muscles and joints. Chronic t,r
&c, and have atlaine "orld-mide cts'iItS II, ,,sr
The bathing arrangements are estrnsir. an ,Tl,S
plele. and include the new feature oi .,,.nii"n IF
which are now attracting the 'freci'i a''s'"
tho medical profession and inysli's. ..,rr:l "a
rie,ies. a.ng them spring Of iHI r. s Sp" u.
wnter, equal az no; snpcriorl I" any u
the uIi,ed States. ;,,,,p aud snah
sisor maicr,, address >. G. 1 istt 81. ,s,,f
uipnd, fa.,or nn.sA2 NH, ,,u,nt,, 81.
my .l-It, Tb.&Ssn --.----a.
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BALTIMORE. June 10.--The congregation
Of Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
church held a jubilee meeting tonight TO
celebrate the payment of its church debt,
Ss2. 800 of which were contributed in three
weeks. aud the small balance satisfactorily
funded. The church was handsomely deco
rated with flowers, and brilliantly illumi-
nated. Addresses were made by Bishop
Smes and others
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NV YORK, june 10.-The steamer Thu.
riugis, bearing the remains of the late Min
lister Orr, arrived this evening.
CHARLESTON, s. c., June 10.-fhe City
Council tonight adopted resolutions that
upon the arrival Of the remains Of the late
Minister Orr the flags shall be hoisted at
half:mast, bells tolled, and tue Mayor and
Council assemble to pay further tributes to
The deceased
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,ssafxrNISG-R0DS.

r lGHTNING-R ODs.-We are p, 'llPIaH
20 an, mn MI,ssoN's wel,.kno~h ft bltk "a
Topn 20 nat Ip HIFTSIStROOs, tos which Ms ! se, y,
Sa.n sole agents for the last i've years
proa,riiy aud faithfully asien4sd TO; an. when
AIS !, Sole agents for oLEoiH ~ o., to
- over IN, iiry-,..f aud the nnest oil isf s"'''
Ap ''7' w j, II, MsUSgCAsr!,NS n ss,,,s
$50 pruaa aasss' ass"ssh HlsaWssl W.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHl K
lN SPRlNGS. VIRGINIA..

Tia.
This delightful Watering place wilt - open l"f 'n'
recc ptou Of visitors un tic
FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
Extensive additions OF new furniture have 90"
added, and the proprcturs are masin% every ~ 70
rangcment far the comfort and convenience ., VI,
tors This is the mos: BEAUTIFUL ana cN.sa n. ~
improved OF all the mum, r'GI Watering pEkz '.
the mountains OF Virginia. The LAWN Is co'Ff'i
with forest oil shade trees.
The COTTAGES are OF different sizes AHA pEin''
zach forming distinct building. aua pre"ch'ib4 "
the eye u beautiful picture. ,
All the usual appliances for the COMFORT '"'
amusement of guests are provided. and
EXPRESS, TICKET. posi- AHD TEL EHhAfh Oh nv -
ARE FOUND HERE.
Tho BAR will be under The management j
TuORSToS 4. ATKINSON, and will ir supplied WIN
the BEST OF LIQUORS. . a
vision OF the Atlantic, Mississippi aud "hi" ran
road Is the station al which YOU take the car -"
the Springs-S.sL,nt one AMI hslf mile.
ROiIn,i-trip tickets can hc procured al alum l"'"
cipal towns aud cities
G.. 4. COLiIoUS,
for twelve Years the resident partner al The W. :
gbapy Springs, Will assume the mliig. arh'' ah'.
he tenders 10 his old patrons coralai Se.co' ~
pledges his efforts % relricr their stay pleasant.
propose to have none but tue most cSWTlc''' ~
servants, aud our supplies Of every description VIZ
be selected from the best the country anu ,!.'' a.
ford. IL Is the intention "f the new piopfi'i"f> "
so improve this property u; 10 jnskc IL th.
LEADING WATEHlNG-PLACE
IN TIE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
Its many natural attractions can b. ~ Imri"',"
and ornamcptcd rs 70 render this comparatively i"
easy task ,,,....
TERMS: ss.sa Der d,y. sis per week. ~ r,'r
month; for the mouth Of June. SO. tbli'ir'', u'
ten aud over iT9 isnriI ga s9 rSsy o'
CLERKS: c. N. OBENCnAlN, NuLiAS W.
WILLIAM +. ROSE. y ~
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by Telegraph.
NEAN YORK MARK TS.

NEW YORK. June lo.-Cotton steady; sales. l,a23
bales upiands, letc.: Orleans. 20c Flour quiet ana
unchanged W'hiskey more active at s3c. Wheat
nucued nj lc. better with moderate export inquiry,
closing at s.s5Sl. es for Winter red western Corn
opened nrncr and scarcely SO nctiye al Sa9ssc. iGt
steadier: new mess, sls.e.. Lurd lower at s9pac.
TurreDtinc dull 1t is6a8Ac., closing ut 4S3c, with
out buyers. kosin steady ut $a@S3.lo. frishts
ouipt.
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The President at West Point, &c.

WEST Po1Sr. Il. Y, June 1O.--Tbe Presi-
dent and party arrived here this evening,
and will remain until Friday. lie was re-
eeiyed with salute of twenty-one guns.
General Wbippe also arrived here to-day.
and General Sherman is expected tomorrow.
!. The examination will conclude tomorrow
or next day, and it is probable the diplomas
will be awarded Friday.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

new York, juno lo.-Money abundant az 10"
rs,es Exchange los.@los Gold, ll7s. Govern
ments fr,n. States dull and steady: Tennessee's,
7sa new, 70. Virginias, ~ snew, so: consols, IS
deferred, TO- Loutsianas, 90; new, DO. Levees' 30;
SIS, So Aiabau,a'H. 10: So. IS. tieorRia's 70; rs,
a. North Carolina's %: new, IS: South Carolinas,
NOW
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4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, w.

This delightful watering place vii re ready Ter
the reception of visitors Oh the lst of June
The aLLEGuASY SPRJSG poses :he tItc attt,t
lions OF mountain al'i wafer scunrv combined
ne waters VI these SPRING. rCnuw i Tor ih.tr
great curative power, ii that distressing di 4.
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic Affection
arising therein rom.
Biiard-tables, bathrooms, bowling-saloons we'll
graded walks and drives, hunting. and lshinS.
A full BRA IS and STRING-BASD In attendance.
BOARD Per day, 50 per week. Sl7j0: pcr month
-four weeks $50: for the month vi June so Tor
three months, Sl5n
For further information and for pamphlets apply
to ALLEGHANY SPRINGS COMPANY. orto
my 3o-in J. b. TfNSLEY. Jp., Manager,
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsEEGToN. June 10.--For the Middle
States and lower luke region, winds veering
10 westerly and northery and clear and
clearing weather.
For the South Atlantic States, southeast
erly to southwestery winds and partly
cloudy weather.
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The Bankr upt Law i'm New Y ork.

New YORK, June, 10.--A resolution was
adopted at Il meeting of the Bar Association
this evening that committee Of five be up
pointed to consider the expectancy of Pc
titioning Congress for repeal of the bank
rupt aci, or for such amendments thereto as
Shalt render its operation less onerous to the
commercial and other interests of the COM
munty.
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California News.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-The mayor has
vetoed the ordinance ordering the shaving
Of the beads Of Chinese prisoners confined
III the Jail. He says such punishment would
be infamous aud Il violation sof the treaty
with Chiua.
The news of the massacre of the Modocs
Sauses universal surprise and indignation.
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Soldiers Droxnef.

: OaAHA. June TO- Three cavalrymen, three
iaihntfy soldiers, and twenty.four horses of
a scouting party from Fort Mcpherson, were
drowned recently in Blackwood's creek,
Wnlch ilad been greatly swollen by heavy
Ter etghtsen hsays,
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poCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
pFFN JUNE !, 1913.

THIS fdyoril. aud celebrated HAltklH',
Among ether imprcVtn"nt; there ha@ BIN sJheh
an elegant and spacious ballroom, adinining ~.
,iarlOr, the plTpr lIus been enlarged ana imp"r'''
and thu proximity 81 the Two l"udc'r each cl~ns
accessible II VIII j." kept In ~ IL not s,ur,. ~
any where in Virginia.
Ghr watcr- Ut these Spc.al rIlnc "'tl,"r "ugc ~
greatly relieve most case Ut acr0fulp. iuclpl.r
consumption, chruulc hrnn"hii,, .lrpmr lir,ug,
H., chronic pncumDutu Chruui" '!Nep"p5ia. ,uui"
disrriIrJ. riirouic dsscutcry. Iir.t arr al" rI'
yaup In those :,tiuctiuua which I|rulti (" '''r
fcna L. u.itutinn and - az appetizer, tuEc iui
general restorative, they arc rtihar", unriNaisi
amongst mineral wafer.
Professor J. D DAVIS, Ut Uni >ersi'! VI fHg'ur.
resident physician
TnY proprietor wilt have provided for he, it1''s
End ball ROOM irst-cla.s BAUD u Nual', tnl in
general al, The SOURCE u amusement AND !ctcIIi@n
usually found III our best suuluet resIis ri l." ~
the command of the guests IT = 'totk BRil"f
ALUM The place IL within "lrsrn 10 thirteen
hours OF Richmond. Washington. Eihu"r', 'lt L
by rail. all IN daylight. Passenger leave the CIR "i
the Chesapeake. and ohio railroad al 'cs hen "r"''
and new aud elegant stise-cna'hCa, r1s3snc fhrih?
over i smooth and level ioad OF onl. cGht m!lcs
set down the visitors at the Springs ~ ten
JAMES !, FRA2IER, Proprietor
PcrsonS making use Of the grounds " 80 w"
SPRING.. and nor stopping ~ MY h"i.t, W" 70
charged half my regular ;alci-
The RockIrdge water i tnr sale L! IIht - L.
LApp 6 co. Richmond, and GEUEt;t W. NJ
lSTlkE, Charlottesville,
descriptive pamphlets sent fret On applitah@h
nv ge-tiy1
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. June lo-Flour dull at 81. as7.lS
Corn, a5c. Provisions irmer: HI improved feel.
ing prevails, Pork firin-hcld ut SlG.s06Sle.75
Lird steady at ste. for steam kettle held at stc
Bacon trnIer: shoulders, tic; clear rb 9tc. clear
sides pic WhIskcy steady at sac.
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FINANCIAL.
TUESDAY, June 10.

49,, p,e,,,nound stock Board today state a n
Az .nc n .nnved = decided upward tendency inc
Guy n.e held st sse for consols and sal2s oene
..d cor elty e,s. without inducing holders 70 sen
oh rsr,r .hares Richmond and Danville ra,lroap
stock sold at $3.50 ,., sn,. .,
Mcssrs Davenport & Co.. the nDanc'a, "en.s ..
IN, city have sold within the past esht ua!s @"oo'
~ city So at fraction under par.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, June l0.-Flour steady. Cor
firm and fairly active; shoulders, lee; clear ri
ssc: clear sides, 9tc. for packed. LARD Lower
tierces, ssc.; kegs, loNlosc.; steam, stc. Whishe
Stcudy, syc.
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RAITlMoHE, June lu.-virgiuia s's, old, ass con-
soils, s5t West Virginia's, loi. North Caroilnas
old, ga Bid to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLUUR EACf1ANOE
Tuesday. June 10.
OFFERINGS. -.t ...
IyuEAT-White, bushels. Red los bushels.
CoPS.-Yeliow. $40 bushels.
OArS.-I.t eI bushels.
a. SALES
WHEAT-whi.c, bushels at Sl.75.
WHEAT.--Rtd q, Is bushels at sl.7s: 80 bushels yer!
GOOD at Slsai; SO bushels good private "rns-to-
ial lOS bushels.
CoRS-Yeilow. 100 bushels prime at 7sc.
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PORT OF RiGHMUND. JUNE 10, 1879.
$751; e. Arrived.
Steamer Eliza HancoS, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chunciise and passengers, l.. i. Iatum. sgeut
Bark Edwin lNorwegianl, ChristeafEener, Liver
pool. ria City Point. suit, Davenport s. Morris.
Schooner u. +. Binns, Higbee, New York, pig
IRON Old Dominion Sail-Works.
Schooner j. B. Johnston. Rose, New YORK, pig
iron. Old Dominion Nail-WOrks.
Schooner Maggie Mcdonald, Mcdonald, Phila-
depha, coal. s.-4.
Steamship Old dominion, Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen & Co.
agents. 49,,
Steamer Alliance, Nichols, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise, ". p. Porter, ageut
Steamer John sylvester, Post. Norfolk. lner
ctlandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum. agent.
TBY TELEGRAPH.
new York, June lO.-Arrivea out, steamers Par
thia, City OF London. Milne, Vile de Paris.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
CITY POINT, June lo.-Passed up, schooners j. B
johnson, q. P. Binns, Maggie McDoDnald, j. II
Lock wood. A. Z. Nelson, 4 Richmond. Arrived
German bark Everlard, In ballast, from New York
to load tobacco.
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This desirable SUMNER RESORT T. situated IN
Bath county, Va. immediately tl,r lin" ~ the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. aud Is Therefore ~
cessitlr from all points. Passengers get ofl her 10
20 to Bath Alum, Warm. Hot. aud Healing Spring
west, and to Rockbridgc Alum, Lcxing ton. .fprdin
Alum, and Natural Bridge east; iine STAGES leaving
for these places daily.
In addition to the comfortable building sready
here, 10 Large and " ELL. NtikD hotel /,
Just being completed AID neatly furnished, which
will give ample room for the entertainment Of th
travelling public, AMI Il limited number 81
hUarIcrs.
The surrounding scenery is beautiful ard wildy
picturesque: the air pure, ln'igoIItir and ,stic.
the situation being nearly the highest The Chest
pcake and ohio railroad.
The MIN ERaL WATERS hers Err u,r.urp,ss,.l
as u tonic. Postal and tcleeraIhlc facilities ~ the
place.
For further parlil uarJ gddress.
f.. IAEHErUGH,
NV oil
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DENTIS'TR Y.
OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
ARTIFICIAL-STONE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

No. 912 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We ure now prepared to lay down tn above,
named pavement In the most artistic manner, and
cost fur less Than that of tagging. We wifi also lay
court-yards ar,as cellars OF houses floors OF sta
bles, &c., using the celebrated English Portiand &C.
ment thereby inslring great durability entire free
dom from dust smootlness of surface, aud beauty
Of finish, &c. ,a.s.
Parties wishing the above work done w,i Din ~;
apply Immediately, ms this Is the most suiu'pie aN
OF the year to have the work done III.
County rights for SALE o,,.,, tr..,
foa a., - j. B. TERRES Z co.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,

J. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
This waterinE-pIace. long distinguished svr u,
active tonic and dhOd'ir. power, VIII he nteh''
on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE, ls73, under th'
management Uf Colonel SORSELL COBB.
The prpprieiors having. SURG the cvsc"t al ~
SON. made very large adi'iosto the hu''TuH-, hi''
erected, besides, a new aud cnmmrdi"l' h"'r'' ~
now PREPARED 10 accom- mndatc sr9 g'r,t5.
Tlot and cold baths OF mlnCItl "l'"r. '"ts''W'a'
10 many invalis. at the command NJ Visitor"
pr. JAMES +. HABRisCS, professor al 'n' wv
yprs,tr of Virginia viii re the resident phs1ti'n
during the Season. ,
Express. post, and telegraph oth'@""t IBIS pn'.
Round-trip ticket- IN" Nr pa" 'r'' W ''' w
II RVS Pc; lay. So p"' w. ~; per
month. $50: Tor TN, month - June, 20 'l!h'r"h
ur,ltr ia, aLG .ervauis. half price.
This Lice presents unusual attractions Tor I'M!
lies and every arrangement %il be made tpr i'r'r
comfort. send for pamphet containing tho anal, Is
of the water j. J. = J. WADE. Propiictor,,
Yellow sulphur Springs Dost-of'>..
my27-lm MONTGOMERY county Va
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ST iuUIS MARKETS.

ST LOUIS MARKETS.
ST.. LOUIS, June 1o.-FIour dull. Corn steady :
No mixed. ssG3stc. Whiskey, SOC. Fork dul'
Sl7 Bacou-7tc. for shoulders: o.. for clear rib
efc clear sides. Lard dull; sc. for summer
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Civil Rights in New York Theatres.
NV YORK, June 10.--Lestcr Wallack IS
making tight before the courts in four suits
brought against him for the exclusion OF
rulored persons from bis theatre.
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THE EALING SP RlNGS
ON THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AID OHIO RAILROAD,
paTu CtJTkTY VA


will hc opened for the reception nf visitors on the
FIRST UFJUNR with accommodations for THEE
UrSDRED PERSONS. They arc accessible by the
chesapeake aud Ohio railroad from Coyington
depot fifteen miles bya fiIie turnpike Of easy grades,
In ue order, passing In full view q the cslehratsd
FALLING SPRINGS and the MAGSiFICENT
SCENERY ON JACkSUN'S RIVER.
Passengers by mail train from the east arrive al
Covipgton at ! p. NJ.
Express trains from the west arrive at s:3s T. NJ.
VIstors for the Springs by these trains remain
over night at Covington.
Passengers by mail trains from the west arrive 81
Covingtun ut T:2o 4. NJ. =,
Express trains from the east arrive at 4. M;
Stages and other vehicles for the Springs, leave
Ccvngton every morning.
Trains stop twenty minutes ut CpylnRton iCr
Breakfast and Supper. Two hotels with ample ac-
cummodationH.
KESSNICHS FINE BAND OF MUSIC
is engaged for the and the usual facilities LOT
amusement and recreation prov ided.
Descriptive pamphlets can be had OF Messrs. FUR.
CELL LADD, & Co., Richmond, or OF the Agent al
the Springs. ,,,,
drrn AMI colored servants half price:
NJ H. Houston, NJ. 3D., resident physician.
INV 2I-eodtjys b. NJ. QUARLES. Agent
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FINANCIAL.

EANANSQhxIs
TO INVESTORS
DAVENPORT & CO, STOCK BROKERS,
OFFER FOR SALE
TIE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE SECURITIES
WHICH TuEy RECOMMEND TT THOSE
SEEKING FIR>T-tLAss INVESTMENTS:
CITY OF RICHMOND PER CENT BuSDs-EiTHEn
COUPON OR REGIsTERgD:
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD PER CENT
BONDS;
CHESAPEAKE AND Quo RAILROAD AND PER
CENT. GOLD BONDS:
NORTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
6PER CENT COUPON BoNDs-pRiNCIPAL AND
INTEREST GUARANTEED BY THE RICHMOND
AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY. lNTE-
REST PAYABLE IN RICHMOND OR NEW York.
PRICES SATISFACTORY.
WILL BUY AND SELL OTHER BONDS AND
STOCKS on COMMISSION.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
First National Bunk building, Richmond.
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REENBRIER WHITE SU L H u r
W SPRINGS. WEST VIRGINIA.
famous for their Alternative waters and fashionable
ps trnage are now open. They arc 1000 feet above
idp-water affording entire relief from prosrating
summer heat. Capacity for accommodating 1000
Charges $3.50 per day; gel per week; ss5 per
month. '5' - 80
We are also proprictors of the SWEET CHA
LYBEATE SPRINGS, sixteen miles from the
Whfe'' known for their unsurpassed nerutne
tonic ,ootters and bathing advantages.
White Sulphur water Kept here for the Use Of VS.
itOrS. without charge.
Terms here. 50 per day; $40 per month
my Is-cvrIln george l.. PEYTON K co.
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NILLBORO' HOUSE

CRYSTAL CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
WILL BE OPEN t. VISITORS JuSE l,is73.
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ar1mMEE REsORTs.

GUNNER BOARDING. in the healthy and
y pleasant village Of Chiuchgille, eight m,iss
Hpripes. Daily mails, good society, and ciarenes
Of different denominations. Board per month, S2s
PEI "e'A % Al. FUEKHoUsER,
lie 11-,2s Churcliville, Augusta county. va.
DERSONS WISHING SUMMER BOARD
in a c,ol, pleasant and healthy siiuntion. with
Am Abundance OF fruit. can be accommodated In D
private family two and half miles from Charotte.'-
Vile Terms, Gao per month children. $2o: Ad-
dress y. y. II. sIAfLo
10 4eotIotE Charlottesville. Va. -
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THE RED suLPHUR SPRINGS.
a MONROE COUNTY, w. VA,
have forn long number OF years Justly commanded
public confidence FOR the cure OF the various
fornc OF lung and throat diseases not found in any
now he reached from Talcott station on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad distance OF only fourteen
miles. The hotel accommodations have been I'm
proved afIordfuE now comfort 10 the invalid and
aiuuseniehts for the pleasure.seeker. 49,
for pamphlets aud othpr Information apply to
GU. PEYTOE & CO,
te s-eodim Proprietors.
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S,WEET SPRINGS,
~
MONROE COUNTY, W. VA.

0>
MONROE COUNTY, W. VA.
This well-knnwn and favorite
WATERING-PLACE
will lie open on the 18TH OF JUNE, with ample &C
Communications for 800 guests.
TERMS 80 per day: US for one month; $ee per
month tor two or more months.
For further information apply to
GEORGE MCGOyFRN,
my l3sOdtJyr superintendent
N rs. EDGAR GARTH takes this method
WI OF Informing her friends that she IS aga1n pre-
pared TO take BOARDERS FOR THE SUMMER.
Residence within one mile OF Ivy depot, on the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad, four of the Unversi
ty of Virginia. and five OF Charlottesville i'm one Of
the most healthy and beautiful portions Of the Pied
mont region.
Connected with her house. which is large and well
furnished. l. Il LARGE. GARDEN, nlled with
FRUITS and FLOWERS: also large and bcaui-
full LAWN. we'll suited for the Fairgrounds ~ chill
drcn. Charges moderate.
REFERENCES:
MIR ARCHER ANDERSON,
Mr.. JOHN l.. BACON,
Mr.. r. =. WARWICK,
Messrs. WALTER X. MARTIN & co.
NeSsIs. SUBLETT 4 CARY,
Major WILLIAM q. FERGUSON.
tc e-7teOd
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lanes RIVER STEAMBOATAiI,lsM|ls. {,
y re COMPANY. ,65serER

DAILY LINE FOR
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU-
LAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
a.. ALSO,
VUE DE L'EAU AND OLD POINT HOTELS.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
ADAMS EXPRESS.
On and after May 9Th, ls73 this company will run
Daley LINE Sundays exceptcd), consisting OF
their fast and elegant steamers
JOHN SYLVESTER. CAPTAIN J. A. Posi-;
ELIZA HASCOX, CAPTAIN Z. &. CLIFFORD;
leaving Richmond at A. M. aad arriving here ut
4PM.
Passengers make sure connection at Norfolk with
Bay Line for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Ne"
York.
Fare to Baltimore. .....................S og
Fare TO Philadelphia. .............. on
Fare TO New York. IL 90
Fare to Vue dc Eau or Old Point: 90
Fare TO Vue de Eau Or DID Point ana
Tickets on sale ON steamers aud at CARRIER Z GO.
Ticket Agency. s26 Maiu street. Baggage checked
through. Freight received daily for Boston, Nor
folk and Portsmouth, aud regular lahdlhSs on
James river, from A. NJ. to i. NJ.
FIegh; for way-landings must bc prepaid:
l.. B. TATUM. General Agent.
ONCE: Company's wharf, Rucketts; branch Of
fee, Ninth aud Main streets. 1e5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11
DEPARTURES. OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.--The Old GfFRS
i Dominion Steamship Cnmpanv's ec- .. assszsss
CANT steamship WYANoKE, Captain coScu p VIII
sail FRIDAY, June 18th, at o'clock P. M. POSI-
Through bills of ladng signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, ST.; steerage, ST.; round-trp
ucke'' ~ GEo f9t ~ ALLEN = G6' ASens.
ieli-3t ftompany's Wharf, Rockets.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-01-29
About
SEWING MACHINES,

THERE is no Sewing Machine so
1 simplc-so easily opcrated-so
suitable for general family use, as the
GROVER 4 BAKER FAMILY MA
CHINE. it runs lighter, makes less
noise, can be run faster, and one OF
the many advantages over any other
machine is, that the thread is used oft
of the spools-there is no winding on
shuttlcs or bobbins, rs in the case
with all the shuttle machines. Price
only s65 All we have said have az,
been spoken conscicntiously. We
US the Machine ourselves. For ref
ercucc we will give "a families IN
AbbeviIe now using the GROVER &
BAKER
JAS. W. FOWLER &. CO.,
Agents for Abbeville District.
Jan. y, 1873, 41-tf