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GIFT CONCERTS.
7 library GIFT CONCERT.
A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
s50D,O00 IN BANK TO FAY GIFTS.
10000 CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL.
GIOn aun For IS1.S l10.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

Enough of the 100 900 tickets issued for the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT In aid OF the Public Library
of Kentucky having been sold to insure full draw
lug and the wish having been universally expressed
that the 10 900 cash gifts offered should lie drawn IN
full. and paid In full without amy scaling down, as
heretofore the ina 1agcmenl. with the concurrence
of the trustees. have determined 10 allow ninety
DAYS more for the sale OF the remnant Of tickets left
for April 4 is therefore. postponed to TUESDAY,
July g. 1873. on which day. and no other. they Will
positively and uneIuivocdlly take place IN PUB
Lie LIBRARY HALL, LOUISVILLE. KY.
At this Grand Concert the following cash gifts will
be distributed by lot and pail in full to the ticket
holders who draw them:
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Va

This delightful watering place VIII be- ready for
the reception of visitors on the LIST OF June.
The ALLEGiIASY SPRINGS possess III, rIir aiirac-
lions of mountain ami water sccli"ry combined
The waters of these springs renowned tor TN IF
great curative powers 81 that distressing li.rl.r
dyspepsia. aud the many sympathetic affection,
arising thercirom.
RiIard-tablr,. Bathrooms !rwlinr-s4irr,. we'll
graded walks aud drives. hunting and i.htpr
\ full BRA - and STRING-BA.p IN ATTENDANCE
BOARD: Per day. -: per week. $3.50: srlu"uth
-four weeks $50: for thr nlDnih of Junc. S.c Tor
three months, $3.50.
For further information and tor pamphlet, apply
to ALLEGIIASY SPRINGS LoMrASY, or to
my 2o-lm j. b. riSSLEf. JR., Manager
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REENBRIER WHITE SULPH u K
~ SPRINGS. WEST VIRGINIA.
famous for their Alternative waters and fashionable
patronage are now open. They are 1000 feet above
tde-watcr, affOrng eutirc relief from rrOStratihg
summer heat. Capacity for accommodating 2,oco
persons.
Charges $3.50 per day: s2l per week: :s5 per
month.
We are also propretors of the SWEET CHA
LYBEATE SPRINGS, sixteen miles from the
White known for their unsurpassed nerUine
tonic UIters and bathing advantages.
White Sulphur water Kept here for the use of WIS.,
itorS. without charge.
Terms here. 50 per day; SO per month. .
my l5-eodln GEORGE l.. PLYTON & co.
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I've Men Blown to Atoms and House
EttcrlY Demolished.
from the Marquette Mining Journal.l

from the Marquette Mining Jonrnal.1
On SUNDAY last patty OF Swede> cot to-
..jher at the Republic; mine for the purpose
vi going a short distance from the location
ii Il ti-hing trip. Two brothers, swan and
Emil Johnson, vert of the party, and as they
proceeded toward the fishing point, stopped
70 obt,n knife to cut tishing-rods at a store.
room where Il small quantity of nitrc-g!yce-
rinr was kept, and where cNplodcrS were
made from .uppowder. Swan was the prln-
ri;Ill blnster of the mine. and Emil Il miner.
Emil passed into the building smoking Il
ui;re. while swan remained in the open door,
aud The rest Of the party moved by. Scarcely
y b,Il-Iiruic elapsed before tremendous
cXulo>i>ir took place, which sd completely
demolished the building rs not to leave Il
vc>.igc ot it, and tearing aud rulvcrizinS
fh, tNu men 50 IL TO almost atomiZe their
bodies. The conclusion on the air was so
.rclt rs tvrock the buildings in the neigh
h,rhond. The patty which had passed
escaped injury.
/ uere " ere between twenty and twenty
tive pounds Of Glycerinc and but small
quantity of gunp0wder in the building. the
II ger portion OF these explosives being kept
IL Il yatilted magazine some distance from
This point. and it is supposed that fire Was
communicated to the powder from the pipe
which Emil was smoking, and hence the c,l.
piosion. Swain being an old and careful
bia>ier. who had had experience in railroad
employ, and with the Republic mine since
Dc-o'rr last should undoubtedly have been
more careful, and it seems strange that he
did not observe EnifS pipe.
These brothers were natives OF Carlsbad.
Sweden. where their parents now live, and
we're held in high esteem by their employers
and commEions. Captain Ptsco, Of the
mine, had the remains gathered with the
greatest care. and placed in two elegant cof-
li>, and on Monday they were taken to the
>wrde'> burylny ground at I>phemps and
inferred.
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VUE DE LEAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROArs. Y,
Opposite Fortress MourocJ
MES LITTLE, PRorRIyrop

This delightful SUMNER SEASIDE pa.,,r
will e opencd for the reception OF visitor. II :
10th. ls73. ''i
Fronting Immediately on the ~alcr. W.T., ,.o,,,
tifn beach Of two miles IN extent c2mlnIais ",r
OF the finest watcr-vewS on ic stltnlc ,,r, ''''
ries and comforts desired: The f,ciues Tor 4 Xii.
ING, riSHiNt;. AMI SAILING un,urp.sri.
Parents will find this most pleasant ul,cc for a.,
fints and children as the extensive grounds Of H.
hotel offer an inviting field for recreation aud EYER
else. Fresh milk for infants supplied gratis.
The BALL ROOM. one Of The largest In rl,r STATE
together with y FINE BAND OF MUSIC ,IuImr
the whole season. renders the evenings ALWAYS Al,
tractire and pleasant.
Steamers from Richmond Baltimore. Wa.hiny.
ton. Norfolk. AMI Portsmouth touch dl,iy At tile
wharf, enabling visitors 10 arrive aud depart IT,
quently during the div.
Since last seaSon nauv imprny, u"nl, hg. l..n
made. including BOWLiNG-ALLtfS. hlE.
SHDBTISG-iaLLtRi.S
Telegraph Office In the hotel.
Board per day. 1890.
Board per week. SO.
For longer time special terms maic.
INV 29-lm j. H. FREEMAN. sn "ru.t,',lcn'.
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GENERAL i. +. Observation-Disclosures
On. CO. Journai.l IA private letter received
from General X. e. Colston announces his
arrival I'm Cairo. Egypt, on the 10th Vltimo.
He reached Alexandria on the afternoon Of
the Sth, and was escorted TO the city by
Colonel Re.nolds and other American OF.
ticers in barge. He was the guest of Gen
Ella! Loring while in Alexandria. Upon his
arrival in Cairo he became the guest of Cen
raj Stone. and would continue so until he
assumed his position in the military school.
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LIST OF GIFTS !.
Total. 5000 gifts. all cash.

Total. 10000 gifts. all cash $500 600
The money to pay all these gft; ID lail Is hoW w
u,uu deposit In the Farmers and DroverS Bank 81
I.uusrille aud set aside for that purpose ana can
only be used for that purpose as VIII DC seen d! 'he
following certificate OF the cashier:
OFFlCE FARMERS AND DKovERS BANK,l
LOUISVILLE. Ky, April Z. 1879 !
This is TO certify that there is iii the Farmers an
Dr0ycrs Bank 70 The credit of tile Third Grand Gift
Concert for the benefit of the Public Library OF
Kentucky five hundred thousand dollars, which has
fuiI and Will DC held by the hank and paid out for
'hlS p"il0s'' '"" ID Pun RS $. VEEClI, Cashier.
The party therefore who holds the ticket drawing
the capital gift viii &c, 100000 In grecu,ks, and
so of The $50 600 gift the I2j 900 the S2cnop. the $40
0po the $4,000, and i'll the other gifts, 10000 i'll NUM-
Der. amounting 10 100000.
The remnant ofunsold tickets will be furnished to
those who first apply Orders accompanied Ivy the
money always having preference over agents. at The
and quarters 81 so: IL whole tickets for 500, &C for
$500, Il3 for $1,000. and 575 for $4,000. No discount
on less than 800 worth Of tickets at a time.
The concert and distribution Of gifts Will begin at
O'Clock ON TUESDAY MORNING, July 4, Ill Public
Library Hail, and The following will he the order of
proceeding: lst. Music by orchestral hand, 3D..
wheel. sd. Placing Of gifts in small wheel. 4th
Music .,y orchestral baud. 5,h Explanatory re.
gifts. 7ih Music 10y orchestral land. stb. Draw;
ine OF last half of gifts 9TH Placing OF large wheel
with tugs in hands OF committee appointed by au-
dience. leih. Grand orchestral concert.
The music OH this grand OCCASION will he the bes
that can I've procured. and the gentlemen who count
and place the tags and gifts in the wheels aud super
intend the drawing and keep the record OF the
drawn numbers will be chosen from the best known
and most trustworthy citizens Of the State. All Will
BIZ So conducted rs to he perfect guaranty against
complaint from any just source.
The payment Of gifts viii begin on SAIURDA l.
July Il, al . o'clock a. NJ. Tickets drawing gifts
must he presented at Room No. ! Public Library
Building. where cash checks upon the Farmers and
Drovers Bank of Louisville. or sight drafts upon
the Foui Ill National Bank of New York. at the OPP
ton of the holder will be given for the tickets. All
gifts not called for In six months from the drawing
will De turned over 10 the Public Library fluid.
For full particulars send for circulars.
THOMAS +. BkAMIETTE.
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky,
Louisville. Ky.
For further particulars or information apply TO
A. r. L'ECUIER.
900 Bank street, Richmond Va, or
WILLIAM IL. VERY.
Clerk ut Ford's Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Az ls-tl2aw.S wcowtJyl
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MEDICINAL WATERS
I'm addition 10

MtluSlHaL W. LisS
I'm addition 10
THE ALUM SPRINGS:
one of which has been aualyzed by Professor Gill
ham, of the Virginia Military Institute. and said by
him TO he essentially the the celebrated water
Of the Rockhridge Alum Springs. There Is situated
ON this property, q short distance from the hotel,
bold
recently analysed by Professor Mallet, of the Uni
versty OF Virginia. showing, In the traces found OF
ARSENIC AND COPPER,
u distinctive feature peculiar to itself among the
waters of the mountains Of Virginia. and found else
where as vet, only in Il few of the CELEBRATED
w,Ttus OF GERMANY. Attached also to this pro-
perry is The famed
IODINE ALUM WATER,
which has been analysed by DIR. Aiken, of the
University of Maryland and pronounced by him
10 be superior TO any water of Its class OF which he
has any knowledge This water will be furnished
the guests at tn" Jordan Alum fresh from the
spring daily.
A SPECIAL EFFORT
has been made In the buildings and furniture Of
same TO make both the invalid and pleasure-seeker
furnished entirely new, with complete set Of cot
tage furniture in each chamber, AMI on each bed
will bc found woveu-wire and hair mattresses,
making the most comfortable bed known.
Water is on every floor Of the hotels and cottages,
with the usual comforts that attach TO wafer in
huildngS-ho', cold and shower-latEs, &c
We mention especially improvement not
usually found at watering pIacrs-viz., AN ELEC
TRIO BELL. connecting each chamber with the
main office.
THE USUAL ADJUSTMENTS
are provided for The enjoyment of all, such as
bowling alleys billiard saloon. &C., which are en-
tirey new and furnished in the best style.
sCHOFF'S BAND OF MUSIC.
from the Naval Academy at ANNAPOLIS. has been
engaged for the season, which insures that nothing
will he lacking in this respect. This, with the
largest ballroom in the mountains of Virginia
offers Il rare treat To shs lovers of the dance.
In III, pnrurs will be found an cXtra-sze CON
CERT GRAND PIANO from the celebrated fac
tory of William knabe and Go.
4 complete livery, from the stables OF Pcttigrew
& Wright, Lexington, Va.
osl-otfcc. with daily mails, and an office cf the
Western Union Telegraph Company In the main
hotel.
ROUTE:
Via Washington, change cars at tiordons'ille.
Pa Richmond, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
uo change.
Via Huntington, Chesapeake and ohio railroad
no change.
Via Lynchbrg, change cars AT Charlottesville.
join W. CAMERON,
Proprietor,
and PROPRIETOR of Pulaski House. savannah, TIA.
Send for circular containing analysis.
ic 2-d2w. teod2wSw4t
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lrhir;y days Ia the mouth
Children aud servants bali price.
PHILIP +. BROWN. Proprietor
HUME FIELD. VI. D., Resident PlI! s;ciu.
For further particulars a.i'lir-s
Or. J. HERBt,RT CLAIBORNE.
President Of the Spruse tnmrans.
nv c1-Tu. TlIS Sim irhr-hif". Re
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MILLBORO' HOUSE
CHALlEEATE arEINGS

CRYSTAL ClIA4.l EEATF SFElNGS
WILL BE orES TO VISITORS JrNE /. ~.
This desirable SUMNER EES"ET /. -,uctri tn
Bath county. Va immediately on III" lin" ~ the
Chcapcakc and ohio r:.ilrold. aud IS inrr.i"t. a.
ceSsbp from all points. Passengers g.1 "n h'rr ~
go 10 Bath Alum, Warm. Hot. aud Healing srftag.
west. aud To Rockbrdgc Alum, Lexington. I"r,ln
Alum. and Natural Bridge east; til" stages leaving
for these PLACES daily.
In addition Ia the comfortable building a'rrl'v
here. Il large AMI " fLI-ARRANGtp iirTLL /
lust being completed aud neatly furnished, winch
will give amp'c room for TIE "m'r'ninrn"n, - H.
travelling public. anil n limited nHun5,r III
boar,crS.
The surrounding scenery is beautiful arr wilhy
pCurcS,Iue the air pure. inNigordt'u- aui ul,tlt.
the situation being nearly liic highest cI tn 'tt-
prakc and Ohio railroad.
The MINERAL. WATERS here az un surr.,-''l
as 4 tonic. Postal ami Geographic ltcii', - ~,
place.
For further particular. addrc,5.
T.. ihEBEniHH.
my 1p-lu l'Trrrir'u
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MELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

MONTGOMERY COZ "a
This watering place. 80 long dsiingui''o -, ~
active tonic and dherhfirc power WI J." ~ ~" |
gu the FIRST DAY or JTNf. l>'J. ""'ei wv.
manage ,nt oi Colonel NokNELL ,uhf'
The prUprictOrs having, since ihr cIv","i h'' ~"
son. made very Iarg" additions l." The hui'ln.I' ,',
erected, besides. new and c"mInodi"itS h"-'i''"
now prepared to accommodate $50 guest.
Hot and cold baths of mincIJi water, snt-"' W."
TO many iuyalItiS. III the command al rlsiiuls.
IJr JAMES +. HARRISON professor at the W.
yersity uf VIRGINIA. will le The re idcnl ri'E>'""
during the season. ,
Express. post. and telegraph cF'tccsat ms it'.:
Round-trIp Tickets eau lie prucu!c! III :" az
principal cities and towns 49,. .
TERMS: Per day, 100: per week :IS' i'
month, $50: for tie month OF Jane, -. 'hi1'"'"
under ten and servants. half price ..
This piacc presents uDusuai attractions ~ -"
lies. nnd every arrangement vii b" ti'Jc i"i =.
comfort. Send for pamphlei. cnmsaimin; th' .'""''
OF the water. }. j. & J. WADE. Prrprr,"r,'
yellow sulphur springs p0>t-,'h',,:
my ,s.,m MONTGOMERY r";uij. Va.
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TNllE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

BATH COUNTY, VA,
have been improved and rcntted for the sea aon of
1873 he waters vary In temperature from so to ITO
degrees. ~ .. :,
In the Treatment of Gout. Rheumatism. Paraly sis.
Neuralgia; Diseases OF the Liver Bladder, SIX and
Womb: Old Injuries, Cutaneons Afecfions,E Con-
traction of Muscles and Joints, Chronic Biarrhua,
&c.. and have attained Worldwide celebrity for
their efficacy IN curing and relieving such diseases.
The bathing arrangements are extensive ana CON,
ulple and include The new feature of I'D BATHS.
which are now attracting the especial attention OF
the medical profession AMI inyaliis.
The DRINKING WAITE RS Include several va
rieties, among them spring of clalyheare alum
water, equal Or not superior to any OF Its kind IN
the United States.
For Pamphlets giving full description and analy-
sis of waters, address ). G.. TARDY 4 CO. Rich
mond. Tarr JAMES 4. AUGUST,
Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT s<i,lsNll,.
81 COMPANY. r&EssrrsntnSA&xu

DAILY LINE FOR
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU-
LAR LANDINGS On JAMES RIVER. ...
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
.4. ADAMS EXPRESS.
On and after May Sth, 1879, this company viii run
u DAILY LINE Sundays excepted), consisting o'
their fast and elegant steamers
JOHN SYLVESTER. CAPTAIN j. A. Post;
ELIZA HANCOX, CAPTAIN u. G. CLIFFORD:
leaving Richmond at 8 A. M. and arriving here at
4P.M.
Passengers make sure connection at Norfolk with
Bay Line for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. Fare to Baltimore. ss; Philadelphia, $s.5
New York, $3.50. Tickets OIL sale OIL steamers and
at CARRIER & Co.'S Ticket Agency. $50 Main street.
Baggage checked through. Freight received daily
for Boston, Norfolk and Portsmouth. and regular
landings on james river. from A. NJ TO !. Nj.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
LIB. TATUM, General Agent.
Office Company's wharf, Rockets; branch o.
Ace Ninth and Main
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STATEnF vIRGINIA-CouSTY OF IiESRICC, S.:
l. SAMUEL 4. GLOVER. cashier of the First Ma
tioIlal Bank Of Richmond, Va. do sOl'lnnly swear
thai the above statement is true. to the best of my
knowledge aud belief. ). \. GLOVER,
Cashier
Subscribed aud sworn To before me this 2d day of
June. 1873. W. I. ALl.tN.
Notary Public.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE FIRST. NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOSD, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. Al
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS On THE 18th
DAY OF APRIL, 1873.
RESOURCES -
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sUHfMER RESORTS.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRrDGE COUNTY, Va.

RoCKBRrDGE COUNTY, Va.
MAJOR c. 3. LUCK ......................MAN MANAGER,
formerly Of spotswood Hotel, Richmond. Va.
DR.. j. EDGAR CHANCELLOR. resident physician.
THIS SUMMER RESORT WILL BE OPEN
FOR TIE
RECEPTION OF GUESTS
JUNE Is, 1873.
II is stuatcdn
RuCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA,
on the line of The
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
eight miles from Goshen and five from Millboro';
from both of which stations "A ..,..
LINE OF COACHES WILL RUN DIRECT TO
THE SPRINGS,
connecting with all passenger trains on said
railroad.
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Henry WARD BEEcnER's GIFT TO NR-
GI*iA UNIVERSITY Ixington CoNegan.l-
IL Is not generally known that Henry Ward
Bcechcr lately made this university dona-
ton OF $1,000. Coming from the man it
docs, such Testimonial is highly appreciated
by lis. ii reflects no little credit upon this
talented divine that he could give assistance
10 an object which Is now more thoroughly
Identified than any other with the section
against which he has throughout his entire
life been at open war. II is Il gratifying
proof That all men are not governed by hate,
but thai hf. at least, however mistaken he
may haze been in his views as we look on
things, contended not for our ruin, but for
The 70 him probably elevation OF an Gu.
shaved race,
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DEpORr OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE NATIONAL BANK OF Virginia,
Ar RICHMOND. VA, AT CLOSE OF BUSl-
NESS APRIL %, 1873.
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yNARM SPRINGS, BATH tOlN };
w VA. have been further improved, a.' ~,
open on the isr OFJu>E. Pamphlets Ia n't "a
Purcell, I.add & Co. Richmond. or oi the lfoi wv
tors Terms. rs per day go PER "''S' 70 -
month OF twcnty-eight days. .
kUBANk, REYNOLDS -,
i'rul li.i"f'.
pA,I.,S,;iroKSk, 81. D.. OF Lyuehburs kt>''
dcut Physician. my -"
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STATE OF yIRGINLa-CITY OF RICHMOND, Sc. {:
l. j. W. LOCKWOOD. cashier of the National Bank
of Virginia do soIemnly affirm that the above state
mont TN, 10 the best of my knowledge and belief
ISipnedl j. ". LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed 10 before me this ed day of
Iuuc ls7s ISirurdI j. VI. MURRAY, y. L.
CurrcCt-Attest:
E.u. NOTHING,
IT, Alt y. H. CiiALkLES,
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DRIME CHEWING TOBACCO.-Lot-
ier W,sS SnSth f'yIWiS.
Short-Cakc. Little Giant. Rosebud, Slide, Ely
sons las. These are all old and prime Tobacco
some three years old. We make tobacco specially
have u large stock, and sell III factory prices.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEtN,
NV ~ I412 Main street.
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DLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BOTETouKT COUNTY. "a

This pleasant SUMMER RESORT i digh'-
fully located on the western slope ~ 'lr Blu S"
mountains ;near the summit. aui murdIIcl. 10y
the line Of the Atlantic, Mississippi and ohio ran
road. w
OrEN FOR VISITORS JUNE =. 49,.
1t is the POPULAR CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Descriptive pamphlet sent h. atv adI'-.
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mn !. pTs1eEs or sTEAMERs:

Drill AD EIp an A, Rich .gaEsg
SHIP Apparently da p,R,I; leave aW kis1
WEEkThs stsasarYs OF and M Rht ct i o'clock
m No a swfryp rnHi}adanhia every TUESDAY ana
SATURDAY at .ng sailT Sundays excepted for all
FreignEIs .rrnsvivania, New Jersey. and Delaware,
p ps,Sf for charleston sayanna and New Orleans
ann ni,n rokrn js,r Norfolk at moderate rates.
passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
.,a-rneIn. "a. w. T.. PORTER. Agent.
'1A' No. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE e. CD, Agents,
No. IL South Wharyes.
,nypp No. II North Wharves, Philadelphia.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR

" NDN
WI SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
This delightful Watering place will be open forthe
r,re piion of visitors on the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
Extensive additions of new furniture have beeu
added and the propretors are making every ar
,;ngelneut for the comfort ami convenience OF VS.
itors This Is the most beautiful ana extensively
improved of all the numerous watering places IN
the mountains OF Virginia. The LAWN Is covered
with a forest OF shade trees.
The COTTAGES ale of different sizes and plans,
each forming distinct building, and presenting to
the eye beautiful picture.
All the usual Appliances for the COMFORT and
amusement of guests are provided. and
EXPRESS, TICKET. POST Az d TEL GRAPH OFFICES
ARE FOUND HERE.
The BAR will be under the management of
THoRNToS A. ATKINSON, and will he supplied with
-" Bic; TuSSEL, on the Virginia aud Tennessee d.
vision OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and ohio rail-
road, is the station ut which You take the cars Tor
the Sprngs-distant one and half miles.
Round-trip tickets can he procured 1t all the prn-
cipal towns and cities.
c. A. COLHOUN,
for twelve years the resident partner at the Ale.
ghaur Springs, Will assume the management, and
he tenders TO his old patron cordial welcome aud
pledges his efforts to render their stay pleasant. We
propose to have none but the most eYperiencee,m
be selected from the best the country ana cities al
ford II Is the intention of the new propretUrS 10
so improve this property rs TO make it the
LEADING WATERING-PLACE
IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
Its many natural attractions can be so improved
and orrlancnted as to render this comparatively an
ProFEssoR p. GOODRICH, NJ. d., of Baltimore,
Md, Resident Physician. ..,,. ~,
month; for the month Of June. $40. Children under
ten and over two wears old and servants ali price
CULHOUN. WILSON & COWAN.
t,;ERKs:r. NJ. UDENClIAIS. W lillian WADE,
WILLIAM E. ROSE. lc 2-ltn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-03

Having purchased the entire stoek Of CIGARS
TOBACCOS, Plies, &c. of Mr.. Frank Lcbcr-
muth shall continue to carry on the business In
all Its branches at his CID stand, sol, Broad
and Fifth streets. where shall be pleased to serve
his friends and former patrons with any of his
brands MS my goods will be exclusively of his man
ufacture. 4. :. SINE,
te 3-2t* sol corner Fifth and Broad streets.