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Taz BIG peTfzxs sfSsrHssI 0fssysYYvsys,,,.
Terry AND THE MIN Woo sDHgw THywI-,
Louisville Cohrief-.f Journal since the
opening OF the Library Office on aatuytia =
morning, the principal clerk has beef, on.
gagged 10 systematic examination Of fhe
records, and Oh, flied letters from nartiaa
ordering tickets through the malls. for the
purpose OF sending che prizes 20 the holder,
of.lucky tickets. While busiiy porI,1g ovar
Q batch Of letters about o'clock YESTERDAY
atternoon, comparing the numbers of the
tickets mailed with the prize list, the clerk
discovered letter dated at Kingston. Mass. :.
asking for eleven tickets in the Library
drawing. The letter was addressed to Gov.
ernor Thomas 81. Bramlette, instead of
Inomas H., was accompanied by 300, the
pfice Oh the tickets. and was signed by L.
II. helth. The tickets had been immediately
ineIosed and forwarded by mail on the 13th
OF March to the above address.
las record OF the transaction, according
to the usual custom, the clerk who mailed
the tickets wrote the numbers of each ticket
on the back Of Keith's letter, and Mr.. H.r.
ris, after reading the letter, turned to the
figures, and there, In the midst of the eleven
numbers, he beheld No. 1893. !
AS to who or what MIR. l.. Fl. Keith. OF
kingston. Mass, Is, there seems to be no one
IN this city able to inform ,ls. He has not
been heard from at the Public Library, and
as we have been informed that there is NO
Geographic communication with Kingston.
lt Is highly probable the lucky man has not
yet been made aware of his good for
tune. Kingston Is situated in the east.
ern portion OF the State, about eighty miles
south OF Boston and about ten miles from
Plymouth. AS 1t is contiguous to such
prominent places, and also the terminus of a
railroad connecting it with Boston, it seems
strange that there is no telegraph line to
give 1t communication with other parts of
the country. Doubtless, however, Mr.. Keith
has ere this heard the story of No. 20,S93,
and it will no doubt be safe to predict an
early visit Of the Kingston man to Louis
vile to obtain his riches.
subsequently Mir. Keith telegraphed that
he was the sole owner of the lucky ticket.]
Willis Worley, of Giles county, who drew
The second prize in the Louisville drawing,
is q wel.to-do farmer, residing at Bradshaw !,
q little village in that county. He was a
southern horse-trader before the war was a
captain in the Confederate army, in which
he served with great gallantry has been a
magistrate in his district, and is now repre-
sentative to the Legislature from Giles
county. He is a Woodworking, industrious,
thrifty, sensible, and honest man, highly
esteemed by all who know him. 1t is the
general impression here that the second
prize Of the Sreat drawing could not have
fallen into better nor more Worthy hands.
Giles county has pocketed 100000 altogether
of the prizes.
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Rawley Springs.

: CHARMING wATERiNG-PLACE--HowI 1T is MAN
AGED COMFORTABLE ROOMS AND BEDs--FNE
kArlNG-THE SPRINGS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vIslTORg, &C.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.J
RAwIEY SPRINGS, RocxlNGHAM, VA.,l
July IT, 1873.
Never before have We visited watering
place and been more pleased ct first sight
than We were with the Rawley. With o. sin.
gle glance ut the springs and its surround
iugs we were captiyated.
Imagine yourself about halfway up q
small mountain; just above you stands a
barge framed building, four stories high, with
thee long porches in front this Is the
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ERslaAEaasnaAH..
KFRs, NJ. o. RICE Win reopen her school

MI Rs, M.SC.RIGE viii re6pen her school
lxl on the FIRST DAEOESEP att5gs
Second. between Leigh and Clay streets. Ehe pre-,
sents her thanks TO Ter Patrons sollcss continue
aaes OF their enc0uraRE assuring them that by
long experience. observation. aud success In the
conscientious education OF youth she has acquired
jhdicous knowledge of The 'ccsrss 20 pnfEiie to-
wards each pupil aud class, calculated % promote
their greatest good-gpErfnnl, moral, p,ysfcal, sod
INTELLECTUAL ttiyg them as early rs possible for Gse
9ul and auanle Independence wherever their lot be
last Tie period of human 4isteHce is psrcegHbty
curtated. mental development earlier Without pre-
eocty therefore she endeasors 10 lead out The latent
faculties, and cultivate jadicousy rs developed,
making the pupils thorough as possible from fhe be-
ginning and as they proceed. with the definition Of
every word. phrsse, and sentence. The opinion of
an author Of emtnence Is that more than three
fourfhs OF tile disputes that have troubled the world
have arisen from The ignorance or Misrepresentation
OF words. Probable too that less is effected by
preaching, because of not understanding the Ian
gua2e OF the preacher. The best remedy for these
evils and for improving at once: the memory and
judgments Is good acquaintance with ,rerndculdrs
language. This f1so,1ledge, once thoroughly ac-
CURED Is one Of the best aids devised by human
Ingenuity to assist the reasoning faculties in the
search Of truth. ...sf tv of-ItK ,
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HIT IT AT LAsT.-The Shah, after endur'
ing all kinds of entertainments in England,
which evidently bored him, at last expressed
the widest enthusiasm of his nature at a
nrize.fght cot up for him by the Marquis
pf Oueensberry, in which that titled bruiser
took = hand with each of the professionals
aiier they had vigorously fought each other'
and pounded them as much as etiquette re
ouired them to permit. This, the Snan saiG'
was the finest thing he had seen IN Engiano.
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HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE. !

The next session Of this seminary OF ieafnftig viii
commence on THURSDAY, September 4, 1879.
county, Va, within few hundred yards of Union
Theological Seminary and seven miles from Farm
VIE Inc nearest depot of the Atlantic, Mississippi
and ohio raflroad. The locality Of the college is
most healthy, and the community around distin-
guished for Intelligence aud piety.
Inere Is no grammar or preparatory school con-
nected with the college. IL retains the curriculum
and the great aim of Its teachers is to secure
In the training and OF their
pupils; and thus to prepare them tor. professional
studies or the active duties Of life. q
=, Inc ordinary expenses of student, exclusive Of
inc cost or clothing, travelling and books, from
S225 TO BITS year. - -. .sl# -
For catalogue and further information apply to
..s,c.4t, REV. j. NJ. p. ATKINSON,
President Hampden Sidney College,
( jy 2l-Im Prince Edwa ri cnuutv No
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CALEB CUsHlSG's Doc LAw-SUIT.-[Wash-
ipeton Correspondence Baltimore Sun.]-Mr.
John Kelly, it is learned, has given his cele-
DRAFTED barking dog to friend who lives in
another, part Of the city. Theevn was done
away hith 'as far as Nrq Caleb Gushing Is
concerned, but other parties nov cohlplain.
The fact is that the dog is very watchful at
night, but not more Of nuisance than thou
sands of others. The police court, it will be
remembered, ordered the dog to be killed
under penalty of $50 to the owner.
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Small consigpments Of peaches from North
Carolina, MARYLAND, Virginia, and Delaware
hive been received in the New I ork mar.
lei The best qualities sold for IS crate,
but for the worst kinds buyers were few ~ I
81, a bllshei. ~ Il
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NOD 1NFANTs AND INYALIDS.

CtBFTYsBtRa TALYsINE WA.
VI TEKThs tned States pisHensa as c,os sne
this water with the most rs9Hea ahahne OF oSSer
donated springs OF Europe Il far cfses az ne
known in Its properties aoe ns ne
deteriorate by bottlrg and keeping. ~ mas heses
been claimed for any other mineral water the p9wes
to dissolve the urates, so-caled chalk fornatose
hi the oay OF OIL the limbs and joints This the Set
tysbnrS Kahltsine Water has done IN hundreds OF
Instances. GOVT, RAttt ATISM, NEURALGIA, p1s-
PRpSIA, GRAVEL, DLABETEs. fftE RI and URINARY
DISEASES generally have yielded to its ihtuehce.
has restored MUSCULAR POWER to the parllt
cured ABDOMINAL .DRoPsY, and given healthy ac-
ton to the TORPID LIVER 1t has cured CHRONIC
DIARRHEA, PILES, CONSTIPATION. ASTIIMA. CA
TARRII DISEASES OF THE SKIN, GENERAL DEBILi,,
TY and NERVOUS PRoSTRATIoS from MENTAL ana
PHYSICAL EXCESSES. AL these by the Dotted wa
ter tits powerful antidote for EXCESSIVE EAT
M; or drinking Ii corrects the stomach, promotes
dicestion and relieves the head almost Immediately
Pamphlets containing history of the spring, re
ports from eminent physicians and medical Writer'S,
marvellous and welattested cures, ana
from distinguished citizens, viii he furnished anu
sent by mall on application to
WHITNEY BROTHERS, General Agents,
I27 south Front street. PhiadephIi, va.
Is GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY.
For sale BY PURCELL, LADD co. ana drug
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BARBARots.-We. learn from the Suffolk
-ch,Jsf;nn Sun that after the hanging OF the
negro murderer Jim Brown, in SUFFOLK i Isa
week, bis body was dissected to Obtain the
skeleton for preservation. His heart, pre-,
served in alcohol, was given to the son OF
one of the murdered ladies, and will be Kept
hu him E-.s#
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The Hon. Asa Packer, of Pennsylvania,
II Is stated, has given 81, 0oo, 600 and hity-
ak #, acres Of land to the Lehigh University.
CAPTAIN John NJ. Brooke, of the Virginia
Military Institute, has made an Improvement n'
in pumps. -,
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=. RICHMOND AND WELDON Ror7E,1
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE
.sfg.. RICHMOND, VA. June lie. 1873.
E -TR hINC ON .krIIIc ..pnThd,Ir ~, ,r

/ RICHMOND, VA. June 1e. 1873. y y
YT'HE TRAINS, ON THIS ROUTE run
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond nj s A. M.
and LOO z. III, Efrfve at Petersburg at s:loA. HI.
and 23s r. III. arrive at Weldon at s2g a. nj. and
FREfGHT TRAINS, with q. passenger coaci, at
[,tached, leave Richmoud for Petersburg at Al. nj.
and for Weldon at 7. NJ. and returning leave Pc.
II RETURNING MAIL TRAINS Leave Weldon at
Ia A. 4. an sd r1f III E. NJ and leave pe'ers'nrs at
| The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places 81 .
Il The AC Az TRAIN between Rich.
mond and Petersburg leaves Petersburg 1t $50 NJ.
and P: NJ, and leaves Richmond ut 1878 p. d. aud
| The Freight Trains and the Accommodating Train
will not run of SUNDAYS, and the p. NJ. Mall
Train Will not leafe Petersburg on Sundays ana thS
IS 4. NJ. train does not leave Richmond on Mon
DAYS. :: - y 81 A,ssss !y-sI, tz--sr
The freight train leaving Petersburgat lo5s a. NJ
ami the accommodation leaving Richmond 1T isa5,
r. H., connect with the Norfolk and PetersburG
trains. .Ess.tzt.l
The MAIL TRAINS win not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
chester. -
Passengers from clover Hill WIN leave at sA. NJ
and returning leave Rciiftond AZ l:2o Z. n. daily
Passengers Viii take their mesis 1t Jarra,t's Ho-
lel and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
the Washington Street depot.
PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPlNG-CARS are
attached toall the Night Mail Trains.
je i8 General Manager.
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A t A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
N VISITORS OF THE VIRGINIA AGRICUL-

AZ 4 11E bUAND OF
TURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE on the
10th July II was - ~ "
" Resolved, That ten days after the commence
ment OF each annual session, IL there should be va
cancies In the appointments of State students from
any OF the counties Of the. State the Faculty NAV
css who shall have all the privileges of State stu
DENTS. The students thus designated shall be taken
rs far as practicable from the counlies or localities
IN which tue vacancies may occur, giving the pre-
ference to SUCH students as have already proved
themselves Worthy of the appointment. If within
pointment, such appointee shall be admitted aid
the student previously designated by the Faculty as
state student for such county shall be placed on
the list of pay students"
Attention Is called to the fact that under the above
regulation county school boards must make their
appointments of State students before the 22d day
OF september at the latest. Apply for catalogue to
iy 2l-2taW I'm c. I. G.. MINOR. President.
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] ..RJIi,,l,AI,InR1lsIAn Lr,uEa.


ERIcfsHosrts YORK HLyKa 5As6 qHttAfxAKEl
RAILROAD cost Ply. rs. ~
81 EfcHM0Np, july II, is71sg1
.6aN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
" .sE SGER and FREIGHT TRAIHS on tsiss
road will run as follows: sps
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leayes
Richmond at r. M.. and train from West Point
viii arrive at Richmond at io5eAs ID. dsiiy lSun-
Tie snienosd steamersUE, Captain A. G. nIcxrE.
has been placed on route between West Point and
Baltimore % RIM fu connection With tbs rnad md
T ri ThHtiksb xYs. and SAT1KsnAYiass
on tie arrival Or The train. which leayH Rtchon6
alta p. NJ, arriving at Baltimore nfxt nnSuin2 tn
ample time to connect with trims fof the Hoftk
and West; and leave Baftim9re NONpAYS, We'd
SESUAYS, snd FRIDAYS at z. NJ, connecting
a. West Point With the train due az Richmond at
1870 next morning. :fY %. 4.
Fure 70 baltimore, US |; colored peop9e, ~.
FREIGHT TRAIN. with passenger car attached,
Tor through freight only, 1eayes Rfchmond Tues
dag Th1fsdays. and Saturdays NJ "a. M. Tmoagb
freight received daily Till 9 p. NJ.
z FREIGHT TRAlNt With passenger car Attached,
Tor freight between Richmond and Wssf Point
leaves Richmond on Mondays wednesdays, and
3EEsidays at ga u. Local freight feseiyed TaSdayss
4 lEDW. r. fQLGER,
General Freight aud Ticket Agent.
w. N. BRAGG, Master Transportation. ty2f
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The Lexington Gazette says Professor
Pratt. Of Washington and Lee University,
has invented mill for mixing and grinding
phosphates In acids.
y Rev. Dr.. M. D. Kalopatbakes, Of Athens,
Greece. q missionary OF the southern Pres
byterlan Church, was In Alexandria on
Friday. ss
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CHINA ASb TIE OUTsiDE Barbara ANs:-A
London dIspatrh SAYS: Details haze been
received OF tie audisnce GRANTED by the En-
peror Of China on dune 10Th TO the Diplo-
matte Body at Pekin. Although no notice
was given of the ceremony, the streets
around the, imperial. palace were crowded
with people, who came from all parts of the
city to witness the arrival and departure OF
the foreign ministers. The Ambassador of
Japan was received first, and had separate
interview. When he had retired the Minis
tiers of the United States, Russia, Great
Britain, France, and the Netherlands entered
the presence in body.
Nj. DE ViangalI, the Russian Minister and
Dean of the Diplomatic Corps. read an adj
dress to the Emperor IN French, which Nj.
Bismarck, the interpreter OF tDe German
legation, reported in Chinese. Each Minis
ter then deposited his credentials on table
in front of the throne. When this ceremony
was concluded, the Emperor DELIVERED, III
the Manchee dialect, his reply TO the address.
prince Kong knelt and interpreted the EN-.
neror's words In Chinese. Eight hundred
mandarins, in splendid costumes, were pres
At.the close OF the audience the foreign
Ministers were escorted to their chairs WIFI
great ceremony by members of the Bung III
Yarmen. NJ. De Goffroy, the Minister OF
France, had an interview with the Emperor
nj a later hour on the same day, and pre-
sented the letter OF his Government 10 re-
card to the Tieptein massacre. Inc PeKtn
Gazette says the wording of the imperial
edct according the audience Is CONSIDERED
Insulting.
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TIsHER a. CONRAD,
DRUGGD;TS AND APOTHECAhIbs'
Dol Canal street, Richmond, va, nave IN stocA
fresh supply of PURE DRUGS, hEpiotn Lo' anu
rtIEMIrALs. Give personal and strict attention
~ he commanding of physicians prescriptions at
al, hours of the night and day. y Io-o.-
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DAILY LINE FOR
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU-
LAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
ALSO,
vUE DE t'EAU AND OLD POINT HOTELS.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AMI
ADAMS EXPRESS: f ~ ts
On and after May sth. 1879. this company will rnn
a DAILY LINE (Sundays excepted, consisting OF
their fast and elegant steamers g,.
JOHN SYLVESTER. CAPTAIN j. A. POST:
ELIZA HANCOCK. CAPTAIN L. &. CLIFFORD; +
leaving Richmond at 81 A. Al. and arriving here al
4P. NJ
Passengers make sure connection at Norfolk With
Bay Line fof Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. E..n
Fare to Norfolk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
Fare to Norfolk and return. .......... 4 90
rare 10 BaitIn0re. ............:...... 9 % E.
Fare to Philadelphia. so
rare " new iOrk..'..... ..:....:...'. IL oV
Fare to Vue de pEau or Old POint.... so
Fare 10 Vue de rEau or Old Point and
Tickets on sale on steamers and ut CARRIER &c Co.'s
Ticket Agency, s26 Main street. Baggage checked
through. Freight received daily for Boston, Nor
folk and Portsmouth, and regular landings on
James river, from A. M. to 9 p. n. r-,0s.. n
Freight for way-landiDgs must be pfeptid.
l.. B. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Companys wharf, Rockets; branch Of
fee, Ninth and Main streets. je5
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC RAILROAD.
UP DAY MALL leaves Byrd-Strees station GAO
A. N.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Street station 80
Z. NJ, Except on SitiI'ays)
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broad-StfeeS
station 6P. M. Except on Stfndsys.l
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives as Byrd-street eta-
ton at 1903 Z. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byfi-Street sta
ton 4:4O A. M. (exceut on Monday6.)
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives at
Broad-Sttegt station s:37 A. nj. Except on Sun
days.)
) FREIGHT TRAITS leave Broad-Street stationon
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at Gas A. NJ:
Fredericksburg Railway Returning, arrive at Broad
Street station on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Satur-
days ut A:aO p. NJ. r t..E
BY order of General Superintendent.
j. Il. GENTRY,
fels General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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MACHINERY, DC

WtACHINEhI &C. --o--,
cECOND-HAab ENGINES, &c.
~ ,,sa .,,,,,,;,o
We have for sale the following Id sdod running
order ,., E~c,Sv
one lOo.horse-power STATIONARY ENGdTE, s and
Two l5-horse-p0wer fohfAbLE S
One ls.horse-power HORIZONTAL STATIONARY
o,,o . thorse. t,oysr UPRIGHT ENGINE, L.L''7t ,
One s.horse-power PORTABLE ENGINE ano
BOILER, rs, 3t's5.. So /
Two No. CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, 1000 .,o, !
;Three STURTEvANT BLOWERS, assoEtea slzes.
Ali the above machinery Is OF des,rao1e tina SIa
.nter and will be told at very low ngure. Im ns
Eli no given on the large lnachineryfof hppfo'to
nanar with bank interest added. 10
Richmond. Va.
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The GRAPHIC BALLOON svoYaaE xar Tay
y s,a ma j bunkA! Colonel Mallory pin charge
OF the Signal Bureau, has addressed d Letter
% 70 the Washington correspondent of the
rev York Graphic, informing him TINT the
request o. that Journal for The cooperation
o. 9 .aat Btlreal, 10 the approaching scientific
balloon expedition across che Atlantic ocea,,
would be complied with to the extent
o. carefully drawn instructions and proper
iih,strti'iehts for meteorological obserya.
hoiis: and that II any qualified observer
OF the Signal Corps should freely yoiu b.
teer bis services he would be permitted
to accompany the expedition, reporting
solely to the Bureau. This action Of thee
Bureau is understood to be based on
the facts that observations by balloon have
been for, considerable time past one of the
intended agencies Of the Signal Corps. and
that the present joint undertaking OF the
Graphic Company and Professor Wise has
:oeen sufficient warranty of experience, and
scientific approval to justify the Bureau 10
ut least the qualified participation herein in.
dicated. a7Gf 49,. 81 ~ -,
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/, RIcnMoND,AND DANyILLS RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, Va, June IL, 1s73.J
rOING ST.-The Lynchburg and
days. leaves Richmond at s;ls A. H.; surkey1Ae at
,;2o Nj arrives at !, 5yHchburg 4aS ?. NJ. and ar
/ sunday Lypchburg Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond at s:25 A. NJ. arrives at Burkevie ut ll:2s
4. NJ. and Lynehburg At 4ao p. n. -.
mond daily at in5 r. NJ; leaves DanyilIe daily at
VAS P. d.. arrives ut Greensboro daily At ll:io
The Lynchburg and Danvile Passenger Trains
daily Except Sundays) leave Lynchburg ut sls A.
at ls e A. M arrive e. AZ a' Richmond ut ass PM
The Sunday LyasShSar Trn
II. :: arrives At Richmond at an p. II.
i The Through Mall and Passenger Train leaves
Greensboro daily ut s:l5 r. ~; leaves Danyille
daily at lI;7 r. NJ; arrives al hiehn0na oas's az
II The Through Mail and Passenger Trains going
South connect at Greensboro nlih rams Oh the
with TIL train on the Atlantic. Mississippi and OHIO
s a e
sissippl and Ohio railroad, No. 1926 Main street.
PAPERS that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule Of this Company VII ReIse PrnhtG e
te1s Engineer and Superintendent.
/ 11HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD-On and after 5th May, 1878, the passen-
ger trains Mill run MS follows
asa, WESTWARD.
/ NAIL TRhIN.-l.eaYes Richmond $40, a. NJ:
l;DAILY except Sunday connecting win Wa C.r
Iva. M. e. s. railroad at 1ord0rsyilIe aud Char.
'ottesville: aud arrives at Wir'se Sulphur Springs
~ EXPRESS 81 TRAIN-Lenves Richmond at 10 p;
M. DAILY except Saturday, connecting al Gordons-
Vile with W. c., Va, n. Il g. ), railroad sras ior
ington at $40 p. N. next day. Steamer leaves HUM
iiieton ON arrival of the train, aud arrives af Gin
cinnatt ct O'Clock next morning:
sulphur oniy Mt Junction. Gordonsville Chariotes-
RECOMMENDATIONS TRAIN.-Lenres Richmond
at $40 ?: a. DAILY sxssep. Sunday, anu ARRIVES ~
Steamer leaves Cincinnati al T. h DAILY ex-
cent Sunday, and arrives at Huntington VI a..
ii. next day, connecting win, express train
EXPRESS TRAIN.--Leayes Huntington at 10 A:
NJ Daily except Sunday, and arrives ut Richmond
going south and with james river steamer for Nor.
folk. This train stops between White sulphur and
Riehmd only at 1ps osan aboro and Gov.
\ Mali, TRAIN.-Leayes White Sulphur SIS A; D.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting with We. VS..
G. railroad at b, Chaoades sP NJ anu 'o'uo''.
'i n.eCc eos j TRAIN-Lsaves Gordons-
vile $50 A. Ar. DAILY except Sun9ays, eennecting
nj Gordonsse with w, va, m ". rsaxso ~
train from k i!Il ana es'' anu
Enr frshsr information inquire at the compxnys
office! on Broad near Seventeenth stree.
E3Ja,sffr g r. HETiiEahANb, General Ticket Agent
yrrtf II : 4 Y ~.
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an, PHYSTCTaNS.-SYRUP BROMIDE
l. /. {, 3FzlNc' A0r 'A PtsopWSHATAN E. DUPuY.