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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
4 PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
THE GREAT Alternative AND TONIC
MATTERS OF AMEkICA.

Persons who propose To visit during the summer
Of 1873 the MOUNTAINS or VIRGINIA, either to
seek in their cool shades and silubrious atmosphere
pleasant and safe retreat from the oppressive heat
and uu healthy climate OF lessfavored localities, or
In the hope Of finding in the renovating influences
of medicinal waters the means Of resainins lost
h, alth will be admirably suited ut the STRlBLING
SPRINGS, thirteen miles from Staunton, Va,
where the fine mountain air and scenery, and gc
classes OF alum, clnlybeatc, aud sulphur springs,
offer al That can he desired for. these purposes.
These springs are all highly medicinal. and have
performed many wonderful cures. Their great
value as medicinal agents IS attested by the most
eminent physicians. and 10y many other persons VI
the highest intelligence and social position.
The alum or, Us 1t would be more correctly styled,
the ACIDULolrs CiIALYBEATE WATER, contains
much larger proportion OF me important ihgre-
dieuts of alilulina, iron. and naSnesia tl3n any
other spring In the mountains of Virginia. anu In Its
combined Alternative and tonic properties Is pre-
eminent. The waters of these springs admit oil
wide range Of remedial application.
Chronic bronchitis and pneumonia. dyspepsia
liver disease chronic diarrhGa and dysentery, con-
slipation. diseases of The urinary and gencrativc
Organs. cuta!mous diseases, ScroiulI, crysiptlas,
peuraIga and i'll most cases all diseases OF nalnu-
triton Irritation relaxation. and debility, will be
readily cured by the judicIous use OF the waters
here for reasonable length Of time. No other wa
terngpacc In all this region, So celebrated for Its
medicinal waters and delightful summer resorts,
offers superior ATTRACTIONS either In the healthy and
delightful nature of the climate, the grandeur and
beauty Of the surrounding scenery, or In the nun
Der, diversified properties, and great remedial vir-
Hotel accommodations hrst-class. Various means
OF recreation and amusement.
BOARD: Per day, @z.5s; per week, SIS: per month,
$50.
The hotel will be open for visitors on MONDAY.
June 3oth. OToOe's stage line Will leave stanton
for the springs every afternoon AT $40. on the
rival Of the cars OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. and passengers from Baltimore, Nd. Wash
ington, D. o., and Alexandria, Richmond, and
Lynchburg, Va, on the morning cars will reach
Stri1ling Springs the same afternoon before dark.
For Circular containing analysis of the waters,
81
inarkahlc cures. write 10 =. GODDs. Agent,
tc 23-dco&wlm Sfrbng Springs, Va.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Cu,B1EsToS. July Lection quiet and dull
mddliues lsi0lec. net receipts, 2a1 bales; gross
asi bales; sales. so bales; stock, s4s3 bales
net receipts 1863 bales exports coastwise, l,165
bales; sales, 100 bales: stock, 5.347 bales.
New ORLEANS. ,Jdly I.-Cotion-dcmand light
middliugs ls3c: net receipts, l69 bales; gross, 22O
bales: sales 20 bales last evening. 1,o5o bales
stock. so. T2o bales
R,TIMORE. July l-Cotton dull; middllngs.
code: net receipts, l7s bales; gross receipts, POI
bales exports, Is bales; sales, 80 bales stock, 4,3OC
bales.
ls3GIlsc: net receipts, 225 bales Sales $50 bales
stock. 7.ial bales.
GALVESTON, July 1.-Cotton steady; good orLli-
nary lsc: net receipts, 30 bale sales, 800 bales
stock. 1925 bales.
MoBILE July l.-CQt'on quiet: low middlings,
17sMl7fc: middlings. aic.: net receipts, SO bales
exports coastwisc, 246 bales sales, 200 bales stock
il, Oi3 bales
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, July ].
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. Is bushels.
CORS.-Yellow. 1050 bushels.
UATS.-l.l7O bushels.
SALES.
OATS-l20 bushels mixed western at soc.
RE-EXH1BITED.
CoRE.-Yellow, go bushels.
OATS-l 900 bushels.
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SECONDHAND ENGINES, &c.

SECOND- HAND ENGINES, &c.
We have for sale The following In good running
order
One IO1-hOrSe- power STATIONARY ENGINE,
Two 25-horsc-powcr PORTABLE ENGINES and
BOILERS,
One l9-horse-powcr HORIZONTAL STATIONARY
ENGINE,
One s-horsc power UPRIGHT ENGINE.
One a-horsc-power PORTABLE Engine ana
BOILER,
Two No. / MCKENZIE BLOWERS.
Two No. 0 CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS,
Three STUgTEvAST BLOWERS, assorted sizes.
All the above machinery Is Of desirable cha
lacter, and will be sold at very low figure Time
will be given on the large machinery for approved
paper with bank interest added. -,
WILLIAM Z. TANNER & CO.
20 ot-,m Richmond Va.
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NUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS, )
Opposite Fortress AonrH.j
JAMES Lift LIE, PKofH! 4" !

This delighted ST5lNFE So! DL Et..t
viii In opened Tor III. reception pI HitpI ~
10th, 1913. -
Fronting immediately on the wafer. with -
tiiul beach of Two miles In eAteut. II ct 'Eai'-'
OF the finest watcr-vie~S on the tlan'ic coast
Visitors TO the seashore viii ind here all III. ~,
ries and comforts desired. The facilities ioE bA -
ING, FISHING. and SAILING uDsurpt:s' d.
Parents will lind this most pleasant phS" 'os !
fints and children. as the extensive GROUNDS '
hotel offer inviting field for recreation ana "a"
else. Fresh milk for infants supplied gratis.
The BALL ROOM. one Of the larS,s; IN TIE ~
together with FINE BAND g. ISL d"
the whole season, renders the evenings ai"a>' "
tractive and pleasant. u.,s
Steamers from Richmond, Baltimore; y am.
ton, Norfolk. and Portsmouth touch 'Etliy 81 q
wharf, enabling visitors TO arrive ana 'ePii[ ].
quently during The day. .., ,....,,.-
made, Including SOWLtSG-ALLEIs, "a
SHOOIISG-GALLLRf, &C
Telegraph office in the hotel.
Board per day, 1890.
BOARD per week. s2o.
For longer time special term IS made.
my Slim i. H. ttst 1hA ), Hni g! IAhhG'u-
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THE HEALING SP Il n G. 5
on THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
BATH COUNTY. VA,

will be opened for the reception of visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE with accommodations FOR THEE
HUNDRED PERSONS. They arc accessible by the
Chesapeake aud ohio railroad from Covington
dcEot fifteen miles bya fine turnpike OF easy grades
in fine order passing in full view OF the celebrates
FALLING SPRINGS and the MAGNltICENl
SCENERY DNJACKSON'S RIVER.
Passengers by mail train from the east arrive at
CuriuEtnn ut ] p. NJ =,
EXPRESS trains from the west arrive AT sJS L. ".
Visitors for the Springs by these trains remain
night at CoringfCD.
Passengers by mail trains from the west arrive DIT
CovIngtuE III T:20 \. NJ.
Express trains from the east arrive at a. NJ;
Stages and other vehicles for the Springs, leave
Covingtnn every morning.
Trains stop twenty minutes at CovlnGton TOT
breakfast and Supper. Two hotels, with ample ac-
CommodatiGr-. 49, , ,,,-e,
kESSNiC FINE BAND OF MUSIC
Is engaged for the season andtc usual iaclltlcS LOT
amusement aud recreation provided.
Descriptive pamphlc1sc ran be hadof MesSrS. FUR
CELL. LADD 4 Go. Richmond, or OF the Agent ut
Teams: Board-:3 per LAY. SEQ per month; chill
,lrrn and colorcd servants half price.
NJ H. fIuuSToS, VI. D., resident physcian
nv o7-codtiyo b. NJ. QUARLES. Agent.
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MEDICINAL WATERS
In addition 10


THE ALUM SPRING
one of which has been analysed by Professor Gill
ham, of the Virginia Military Institute, and said by
him to be essentially the the celebrated water
| of the Rockbridge Alum Springs. There is situated
on this property, short distance from the hotel, a
| bold
CHALYBEATE SPRING,
recently analysed by Professor Mallct, "r the Uni
vcrsi,y oil Virginia, showing, IN The traces found Of
ARSENIC AND COPPER,
distinctive feature peculiar to itself among the
waters Of the mountains OF Virginia, and found else
where, as yet, only in 4 few of the CELEBRATED
WATERS OF GERMANY. Attached also to this pro-
perty is the famed
IODINE ALUM WATER,
which has been analyzed 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 bc furnished
the guests ut the 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 pleasurc-Sceker
entirely comfortable The hotels and cabins are
furnished entirely new, with IA complete set Of cot
tage furniture in each chamber, and on each bed
will he found woyen-wirc 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 water in
buildings-hot, cold, and shower-baths. &c.
We mention especially an improvement not
usually found at waIering-placcs-viz., AN ELEC-
TRIO BELL, connecting each chamber with the
main office.
TIE USUAL ADJUSTMENTS
arr, proyi,ed for the enjoyment of oil, such rs
bowling alleys, billiard saloon, &C., which are ell
tircly new and furnished in The best style.
SCuUFF'S BAND OF MUSIC,
from the Naval Academy at Annapolis, has been
cnga god for the season, which insurcs that nothing
will he lacking in this respect. This. with the
largest ballroom in the mountains Of Virginia.
oilers rare treat to the lovers of the dance
I'm IN, parlurs will he found an cAtra-size CON
CERT GRAND PIANO from the celebrated fac
tory of William Knabe and Go.
A complete livery, from the stables OF rettigrcw
4 Wright. Lexington, Va.
Post Office with daily mails. and an Office OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company Ill the main
hotel
ROUTE:
Vit Washington change ears 1T Gordonsgille
~, p;chmond Chcsupeake and ohio Railroad,
no change.
Fin Huntington, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
no change.
Via Lynchburg, chang" cars at Charlottesville.
JOHN ". CAMERON,
Proprietor,
and PROPRIETOR of Pulaski House. savannah, Ga.
Scud for circular containing analysis.
ic 3-d2w tcod2w.Swtt
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Nv telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. July 1.-Cotton quiet; snieS. 4, 81 ~
bales: mlddings. 2lc. Southern flour dn anu ,'e.
chnicc Il 75GxIo.5o Whskey heavy and lower al
aosm93c Wheat IM2c. lower; winter req weste 81,
1854. Corn active: steamer western iIo liver NJ
6 Ia-Iec. Turpentlne dull at 44t@45c. Roslh acta'e
sn- %
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nrrtsyIrIE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE July Flour quiet; extrI ia yhts
; noI'" :6c sarked SIC Provisions strong. ioIk
sIs5c Bacon in fair demand and higher , sionl-
dars ne: sides, asc. packed. Lard hiHhcT terce'
"tn Zoo, ,oIc steam, ste. Whisky, 9lc.
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nI,.l,INNATI MARKETS.

r,,,c,x.,Tr Julv Flour quiet. Pork firm
held 1T sIs, Lard quet and nominal nnchsngeshh
R,ron In good demand shoulders. 7ac.: Clear 6on
psc : clear sides held at 9tc. "hlsheS S''"'' -
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SEwISG-MACHISES.
HoysE.FUuS1sH1NG GOODS.

FlOUSE-FURSESHHN GOODS.
NOTICE,--I have Just received large
~ lot of
REFai6ER ATORS,
WATER, .DoL Frs, aEi
WaTER-FILTERS
Also, Il nm. t.yortnent IF URNS and VASES fCl
gardc.S .:,,t which will be sold low.
JOHN BOWERS. Iron Block,
sra Governor street, Richmond Va.
VUINA AND QUEENSWARE,
~ GLASSWARE,
PLATED WARE,
PLANISHED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE,
TINWARE,
IRON-WAEE,
WIJIOW-W
WOODEN WARE, at
SMITH &c MCCUEDEY'S.
APT ADJ Broad street.
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SPINNER RESORTS.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,

+ ~
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
gocKBR1DeE COUNTY, VA.
MAJOR G. b. LUCK. .'..'..- -dhNA"h"
formerly of spotswood Hotel, Richmond va
DR.. J. EDGAR CHANCELLOR, resident physician.
THIS SUMMER RESORT WILL BE OPEN
FOR THE
RECEPTION OF GUESTS
JUNE Is, 1918.
II is situatcdn
:,rKsRIDGg COUNTY, VA
~ the line of the
cuxsarEA;>E AND OHIO RAILROAD,
eight miles troIr Goshen and five from hiiiooro )
~ both of which stations
line or ,,,CHEs WILL RUN DIRECT TO
THE SPRINGS,
connecting with all passenger trains OH said
railroad.
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CT IOITIS MARKETS.

ST. Louis. July Flour quiet, with rather more
Inquiry for best grades Corn stsamy; No i Ra
@ ~ ,ooI demand and firm shoulders tic: clear
I'll, "lfotc. clear sides, 9t0ssc Lard nominal.
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THE " UNDERTAKES AND BURIAL
i INSURANCE COMPANY" having closed
business beg leave TO Inform those who insured In
the above company, and who have not already been
seen that win assume all liabilities, and Will RE-
FUND THE MONEY originally paid upon return
OF certificate or become responsible for $50 In the
event of death, instead Of furnishing the funeral
service. L. 3. CERSLEY,
Thirteenth and Hull streets,
js 2s.sts &RpchgEler, va.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

have been improved and reiitted for the season OF
degrees
TIL" BATHS have for nearly century been used
IN the treatment of Govt, rheumatism, Paralysis:
Neuralgia: Diseases of the Liver. Bladder, SKIN and
Womb: tli Injuries, CutancOus Affections Con-
traction Of Muscles aud joints, Chronic DialrhPa.
Sr., and have attained worldwide celebrity for
their efficacy IN curing and relieving such diseases
fli haiiIi;!s arrangements are cxtcnsly: ana com-
p-tc. and ,nclt,Lr the new feature of MUD BATHS,
which attracting the especial attention of
the medical profession ami invaids.
The DRINKING WATERS include several va
rIctlcs, among them spring OF chalytrate alum
water, equal III not superior to any Of It's kind In
The United States.
For pamphlets, giving full description and anaiy-
sis Of waters. address ;. &. TAEDf & CO. Rich
monu, Ya.,or JAMES A. AUHISI.
Hot Springs, Bath county, Va
MY % III Th.&Som
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LLEGuANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va.

This delightful Watering place VII hc ready l.
tn" reception of visitors on the LIST oi June.
The ALLEGIIANy SPRINGS possess ID" rare aura
lions of mountain and water scenery comhiur
The waters Of these springs are renowned tor llr9
great curative powers OF th,t distressing di''3'
dyspepsia. and the many sympathetic ahctt!oA
arising therpiroE.
Billilrl-tablrs bathrooms, bowing-Srluons. VEL
graded walks aud drives, hunting, and tlsh'nS.
A full BRAS and STRISG-BASp in atiendanr'.
BOARD: Per day. 80 : per week, 81 Jo; per MON
-four weeks $50 for the month OF Iuuc, 40 l."
three months, $3.50.
For further information and for pamphlet ari'
To ALLEGITASY STRINGS COMPANY, or 70
my 3I-lm J. Is. TiNSLEY, jh.. MNnlr,r.
MONTGOMERY WHITE SuLpllrl
This delightful Watering place VIII hc open tot 10
rccc plOu Of visitors Oh the ~
FIRST DAY on JUNE.
Extensive additions of ne" iurniture bdNr "e
added aud the prorriciorj are uLlh,uG ,1cr, "s'
rangclncnt for the comCrt and cuhN'lhi"' oI y
itors thus ~ the most beautiful anu 'Ncn ''.
improved OF All the numerous wai"rinE'rir'''
he maintains of Virginia The LAWS /, cOy,r@
with forest OF shade trees
The COTTAGES are Of different etlci and plan
each forming a distinct building ana presenting
the eye "A beautiful picture.
All the usual appliances for the COMFORT %
amusement of guests are provided. and :.
EXgKEos, TICKET. POST - J. tLLh'R Afii OH
ARE rpUSD HERE.
The EAR will Lc under he Infringement o
the BEST OF LIQUORS.
BIG Tunnel, on the Virginia and l,a!n.aStrH
vision ot the Atlantic, Mississippi ana tni" ~
road. is the station al which you take The car.
the Spriugs-Gistant one and hall mile.
Round-trip tickets can be procured al al ~" i''F
cipal towns and cities.
c. A. COLIlOUN,
for twelve years the resident partner At The 49,.
glIauy Springs, will .lssinG lie TDanaS rinili' 81
liz tenders to his old patrons cor'!la Meicoit" "
pledges his efforts to render their stay pleasant
PROPOSE to have none but the most ~"Ap.tl'h'
servants, and our supplies Of every description ="
be selected from the best III. country ana ,lu''"
ford. IL Is the intention of the new propfirtIs
50 improve this property IL 10 make II Inc
LEADING WATERGHG-PLACE
IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA..
Its many natural attractions can bc % imlf"'
and rrr:tnlcntcd rs 10 render this comparative!
easy task. :, ,.,....
PKoFEsSoK 7. tiiDLklIk. NJ. d., OF Ha'ti'""f
Md, Resident Physician. ..
TERMS: $50 per day, Slj per week. -
month: for the month OF June. SO. Children 3,.
ten and over two years old. and servants, nav li
CULIfOUS. WILSON y COW ~.
CLERKS: e. NJ. OBEECHAlN, Il Lillian u-I
WILLIAM 4, ROaE. je ~"
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FINANCIAL.
RY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July money easy early IN the "tay
at atas: afterwards advanced ~. EIchange I'M
changed. Gold, 1lst@n5a Governments srone'
States very quiet. Tennessec's, 300 new ~. w
ginia's, a: new, so consols. s9s; oeief.oa' IVY
Louisiana's, ~; new. DO; ieTees' so' "'
h,m,.s, 40: SIS. IS. Georgta's, re; rs. SO. North
C,roIna,s q5.: new. Is: special tax; l2s- South
c,ro,na.s %: new. Is: April and October 20.
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HYGEIA HOTEL,
nInpOINT COMFURT, NiNGiNIA.

VIEv YIN 1 W.T. VT
This s,,lendld new hotel Is NOW open for slst'f
The location Is beautiful, with fine sukf-BAih,
FISHING, &C., and being furnished WIN All tiir y
dern conyeDiences Of u trst-ciass cit! hot"s, "a"
il attractive 10 the Invalid or plc;ss'lrc-SccAIf'
CLARK s. WILSON.
4. I'm, rrpprrio''
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rJ,HE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
l. MONROE COUNTY, W. VA,
have for = lore number of years justly commanded
a public confidence for The cure of the various
forms al hug and throat diseases not found In any
other mineral water III The United Sintes they can
peake and Ohio rarnad,a distance Of only fourteen
inies. The hotel accommodations have been i'm
proved, aiinrIing row comfort H. the Invalid and
amus,nncnts for the glcasnrc-seektr.
For pamphlets and other information applyto
{. pEYTUN Il CO.,
IL lo-eodim pruDrietors
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Putnam County. w. Va.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DispatchJ
BUFFALO. ". Va, June "a, 1873.
A long time ago you appeared to be long
way from this far.distant West, but now.
when could take an early breakfast at home
one day and take supper With you the next,
YOU are almost as nigh to Us rs our neigh
bors across in CabeIl county. AS l some
times give you an item on the country IN
this new State, will now give you few
items on the habits and customs OF the peo-
pie.
One thing with which ! was struck ana
well pleased-though man Is not always
well pleased when struck, except When Dy
beautiful lady-was the uniform early-rlslnS
of the people in this immediate nelShoor-
hood. To one who had fallen into the iazy
habit Of eating his breakfast at or o'cloch
it was felt to be little unwholesome 70 DC
required to take his place at breakihst-taDle
at j or A. NJ. But the people sleep just
as much As you do. for they retire early.
Most of the work is done In the morning
and early in the afternoon so that shoula
vol, visit us, and wish to flnd Our farmers at
a leisure time, call in late in the afternoon.
Another striking and to me unusual thinS
is the apparent abruptness win Which you
are 4ometimcs left by one whom you happen
to meet ans. pass few words with. IL doeS
not require even Bret Harte's anecdote 10
get off. ! must confess to growing iono-
ness for this, because when man has some
thing to do he does not wish TO lose ,llhe
starting. Yet. even here, the ladies take
long, long time 10 get of from any pace
when thev have started. | was al
loss to account for this apparent ap-
rIIntness. for the people are uniformly
4
found In the irreguarity of the steamboaIs.
This NAV strike you and your readers is
forcibly as Proctor's quotation from
French author did ME when he said: "Ju.
piter's moons influence the cotton trade'
Il may not be in my power to show you rs
clearly the influence of lrregu'aritH III
steamers on the manners Of this people Us ne
said that Jupiter's moons did influence thg
cotton trade; but if you bad waited ana
waited hour after hour for boat unlll
almost half day had gone by, ana llle,'
hear her "escape" Us she nearS your iihu.
inn Won would not wait to 81 goodbye
RI any one. or even to kiss your Wl1e; nut
vo,d be off " in a hurry" II you ala tbs
many times you'd soon get into the llablt OF
starting right-oh' without the usual leave
taking. There is a "push' about the PEG,
ME, too. that is refreshing to one VINO haa
hoen accustomed to the slow motion OF
pondcrous Virginians of marked delloer;'-
ton. 1t would do YOU good to sec TIE
"vim" with which the deck hands OF our
steamers 90 to work in shipping and I'M
shnpinc freight. Unjust confess to having
fallen in love with these ways OF the people.
It has done me good, for now must push
away or be left in the lurch."
If YOU need anything like our life, just
come out and spend while in this now
live country. iul'
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY !, 1919.
Arrived.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY J. 1919.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegali, Baltimore, lncr-
chandsc W. T. Brett. agent
Steamer Eliza HaucoN. Clifford. Norfolk, mcr
chaudse and passengers. l.. 4. Tatlm. agent
Bark Lcopnldinc, Claude, Liverpool, salt, BavCn-
port Morris
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker. New York.
merchandise and passengers, g. ". Allen Il Co.,
agents. ,,.,
steamer Alliance Platt Philadelphia. merclmn-
disc ". i. Porter. agent.
steamer John sylvester, Post. Norfolk, mcr-
chandIsc and passengers, H. j. 1atrim. agent
schooner h. II. Jones, Davis, New York, camel
coal, StOrrs & Co.
Schooner st. Mary, Sleclman, fhilia dclphia,
granite, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Clara Rankin. Splicr, down river light
to load lumber. for Camden, Me-
IBY TELEGRAPHi
FORTRESS MONROE. July l.-Passcd In for Baltl
more and Norfolk, steamer Austrian, from Liver
I,ool.
: The Uui;cti States steamers Sepsc and Shawmat.
from Key West, arrived in the Roads this after
noon. with all on board we'll.
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TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

/
ADVANCES OF SEy ESTY PER CENT. IN CASH
uFTAX~PAlD VALUE
will DE made on cousgnmcnts To orr hnuSe, IN
TkREST Al RATE OF SIX PER CENT. per
aunuu.. We authorize sight drafts, with bill Of
adiug. for amount Of lax Oh shipments, and will
send balance of advance after receipt OF goods.
PROMPT RETURNS made with check for balance
Immediately on sale Of goods.
Sole importers of the don Carlos" and "El
Gallo brands of MASS LICORICE.
HOFFMAN, LEE j CO.,
Tobacco Com mission Merchants,
63 Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
ALUM. CHALYBEATE. SLLPHUE, ALL
HEAL ING 'AND FkEESTONk.

cold ami cIe,r-runuinr from the North Moun,ae
SCENERY here grand beyond descrip'ion-E!tI''
Knob. 44.s feet high above tc-wat'r IN I'm We"
One OF the finest Springs In the world Su>l', We,
IFS base Accommodations will b" kept ny w '
w. Arnold in comfortable tents spN-glass ~ i'n:
range; and CONVEYANCE from VARIETY SPKtNl'>
We have been al heavy expense III inhklbs ttlA
comfortable and pledge ourselves Ia give Go"d -
fine music, and provide The usual amuseinen's: :.
For board. ~ per day, Sio per week. aun - y
month. Children under twelve years Oh an" -"
wants half price Fine bathing In nii-btaIi1:
water. PAUL 4 MARY BuRR,HS
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