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RAILROAD Lines.
z R1cRAosp, YORK K1yEH ASp cHrsspr .rr ,
~ ~ ~ - RAILROAD COMPANY
RICHyI(T,yn, ,Jnrn


RIcRHoyp, YoRH RIVER AEp cngs.pr.rn,
sfaFstt;5s 81 s ~ RAILROAD COapayy
b hIChAOsD. June "a, is7s \
ON AND AFTl.R THIS DATE pas.
sNf..sEEGER and III light TRAINS ON ih,a
toad VIII rtin as follows: EEf-
PASSENGER TRAIN l,T, West Point leaves
Richmond at 2 P: NJ, and tfa.' a from West Point
Wall arrive at Richmond at iea a. ii: daily isun-
DAYS exceutedl.
TIE splendid steamer STE, sCabb,. ain !-.- has
been place 4 on the route between We Point ard
Baltimore 10 run In connection With I'm. road and
TyEspAYs; SHukspIYs' and saf ri 'aYs
on the arrival OF the trair which Leaves R,sin md
AZ z. NJ, irving at Baltimore nexf morm,as n
ample time to connect with trains for tbe1p~e
and West and leave Baltimore MONDa Va W Terh
SESDAYS.and FRIDAYS at4P' ", rnn,n., u
at West Point with the tia.h due at R,c6n,nnd "
1890 next morning. ''ih'"ha az
Fare 10 Baltimore. IS.
LyFREIGHT TRAIN. Wit passenger ., : ,,t,cso,,
for through freight only, leaves Riciirtond Tno.'
DAYS, ThhrsdayG ard Saturdays al IA NJ Tbro,,,,,,
freight received daily till sPt 80 80 '''''s1p
b FREIGHT TRAIN, With passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond and West ,Pniut'
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
fridays at A. d. Local freight received Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays tlli 8 r. ii.
w. N. BRAGG.
-, ~ Master of Transportation
EDWARD F.FoLGER, General Freight M Ticket
/ fSGut.
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OFFICIAL.

TTNsOUND MEATS, 80 All citizens are
W hereby notified pnd requested 10 report alf
cases Of intsiagsmsnt If The sq!Swing ordinance
70 pay the penalty. JUHN e.. BOSsIEIa 3, 4
. rs s'taaie. fh'l n Chairman. Z
ksECTloS tiffany butcher or other person who
shall offer FOR sse at market any sturgeon NOT pre-
viousiy skinned. or any rnsuund meat fish, flesh,
fowl eggs, or other itnsDu1d article, nr any meat
which Is distpfDpared, or blown, nised, or stuffed,
Or which Is dressed OF gafnshed falsely. in any
way calculated to deceive, shalt pay asEne of not
less than i've nor more than twenty dollars, and for
felt what is so 30 Sold or offered for SALE" 5oa ~
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
&s:a BATH COUNTY, VA,

have been improved aud reftted for the season OF
1879 The waters vary in temperature from so to lilo
degrees
The BATHS have for nearly o century been used
In the treatment of Govt. Rheumatism, Paralysis.
Neuralga Diseases Of the Liver. Bladder, Skin and
Womb; Old Injuries, Uuta,ieous hfecdous,l Con-
traction OF Muscles aud Joints, Chronic Diarrh9a
&c.. and have attained worldwide celebrity for
The bathing arrangements arc extensive and conf
plele, and include the new feature OF MUD ATHS,
which are now attracting the especial attention OF
the medical profession and invalids.
The DRINKING WATERS include several va
rieties, among them spring Of chalybeate alum
the United States. Tt-nHEsa
For pamphlets giving full description aud analy-
sis of waters address s. e. TARUY Il CO. Rich
mond Va, or JAMES A. AUGUST,
Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
IT., 9Th
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M1LLBI'ooRo HOUSE
-. ak AND -f 1
CRYSTAL CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
.,,,, NJ oor,y ro 1yIcrrnpS ,JTrSE l, 1873.
WILL BE OPEN TO VISITORS JUNE l, 1873.

p,th comntv Va immediately on the line OF the
Hhesapeaks and Ohio railroad. and is therefore &c
cessibe from all points get OH mere
west, and to Rockbridge Alum, Lexington, JORDAN
Alum, and Natural Bridge east; fine stages leaving
for these places daily. ,.,,, do,
here y large and 'WELL-ARRANGED HOTEL IS
just being completed aud neatly fnrnisned wn t6
Travelling public, and a limited number OF
boarders. sh az ,,,,,,
The surrounding scenery Is beautiful ana M,iqay
The situation being nearly the highest Oh the Ches's
peakc and Ohio railroad.
asn tonic Postal and Geographic facilities at the
plnce. ~
fol LUZ 'hei p"i Pr, YARBROuGH,
- ProprietOr.
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FINANCIAL.
BY telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 23.-The week opened with duh
markets. Money, 4@5, with exceptions at 8. FIX
change quiet; prime sterling, Iost@1ost. Gold,
ll5s. Governments quiet, with little change Ii
prices. In southern State bonds the only transac-
ton was "a sale Of $4,000 in Virginia consols at S.
Other States unchanged.
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Fire in Portland.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 23.--Mrs. Roberts,
aged sixty. was killed, female teacher IA
tally injured, and Il child seriously hurt, in
escaping from burning house.
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Died from His Injuries.

NEW YORK, June 23.-The jockey, Clark,
who was injured at Jerome Park last week
by the horse Sorrel Dan falling on him while
practiciug for hurdle race, has died from
the effect of bis injuries.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June 2a.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
uuiet and unchanged. Corn--white southern, 72(d
T5c.: yellow southern e2c. Oats dull Rye, 5o97Sc'
Provisions dub and nominal. Pork, $l7gsl725
Sugar -cilred hams, l4s@15sc. Lard 81 @ac Western
butter unchanged. Mhiskey nominal at eat9sac
Sugar firm at lode.
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that 4 man cannot recover dasi,ages re ~; IA
death OF bis wife. even II
but he may s,e for inc value Of M, he Cd 70 Of
/ ana society while sheis ut,der tsle teAS ~ :
,,nnffr, &.f8IA *BfsS lt{f$S - 1919 60 =
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.}
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1873.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.}
RICHMOND VA, May 81, 1873
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
i from O'Clock A. M. to 8 O'Clock T. M from thc
15TIt DAY OFJUNE TO THE BOTH, inclusive, Tor
the purpose of receiving from any person charged
with CITY TAXES for the year 1873 the Whole or
ten per cent. will be added to the amount of tax
charged In every where the party assessed shall
fail to pay the whole or one-haf within the time so
few days Of the collection the Collector would re-
spectfy request all parties to call early In the time
specified and those having lists and IhemoraudunlS
and receipts made out.
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louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. JUNE 93.-Flour steady and In i'm
proved demand; white sacked $50. Provisions quiet
and steady Pork, $le.S73. Bacon-Shoulders, 7sc; !;
clear rib, 8sc.; clear sides, as@9sc. packed. Lard
in tierces, 7iQ7ac. kegs, oiQloc.; steam, stc.
WhisKey firm, 90c.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,

=. MONTGOMERY COUNT1.EA;;
This watering place so long distinguished for itS
active tonic and alteratire powers viii be opened
ON the FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1879, under tue
The proprietors having since the close Of last sea,
SON. made very large additions to the buildings and
erected besides, a new and connections hotel, are
now prepared TO accommodate 800 guests.
Hot and cold baths of mineral water. so essenfial
to many invalids, at the command OF visitors. ~,
yersity of Virgnia will be the resident physician
during the season..
EXPRESS. post and telegraph offices st this place.
Round-trfp tickets can be procured In all the
principal cities and towns.
TERMS: Per day, $3.50: per week, SIS: per
month, $50 for the month of June, $40 Children
untler ten and servants half price.
This place presents unusual attractions Tor fami-
comfort Send for pamphlet containing the analysis
OF the water j. j. & J. WADE. Proprietors,
- Yellow sulphur Springs post-ofice:
nv 2s-ln Montgomery county. Va.
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Another Stable and More Horses
Rra

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 23.-The canal sta
bles, near Erie lock, were burned last night
together with fifty horses. The FIRE was the
work of incendiariSm.
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MoLToN, ONTARIO, June 23.-Peacock's
hotel and stables, with two men, were
burned here TO-DAY.
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/ CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,l
" RICHMOND, June 13, 1873. !.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE
i FUNDED DEBT Of this city will be closed on
Set Jniv IeTS, j. b. ROYSTER,
30 40 ~ I',ot Auditor.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, June 2s.-Flour dull at $s.5o9S1
Corn outlet ut acc. Provisions quiet. Pork quiet
Sl55oG,Sls75. Lard dull steam held at Ste. kettle
Sac Bacon steady: shoulders, 7ac. clear rib-sides
sbc.: clear sides, Pic. Whiskey steady at ooc.
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WASHINGTON, June ga dispatch from
Long Branch says President Grant is seri-
ousIv sick from diarrhea.
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The Cholera.

NASHVILLE, June 23.-There were fifty
two deaths from cholera here yesterday.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


Il f,ospos, june 43.--sir Henry Rawiinson,
President Of the Royal Geographical =, society,
Is seriously il.e,s,sg ssf.,;l. IL.
The Great Eastern had paid out 1 600 nau-
ticaI miles Of cable at noon YESTERDAY, wnen
the vessel was in latitude ao:a2, ana long1-
tude 53:0e.'s ~ ~ .'s.. - ia.45
LonDok, June 2S.r-Aspeclal dispatch TO-
the Tendon Post from Paris says that Prince.
Jerome Napoleon, who l.; now in that city,
has had an interview with Emile Olivier,
who was president Of the Council and Min
ister OF Justice and Religion during the last
days of the empire, and also with number
of Republican leaders. y
LONDON, June 23.--The Shah of Persia
visited Woolwich arsenal on Saturday. At
night the opera. A review Of the channel
feet took place in his honor to-day at Ports
displays ever 3beheli In British waters. The
triumphal arches. The harbor was filled
with the flags of all nations, and the shores
on both sides were covered with masses of
spectators, thousands Of whom came from
London. . hss p
The fleet was drawn up at Spithead, and
SShSlSlSu VI SVS5ClSy thC uuCsL civ
largest in the British navy, comprising the
entire channel squadron with numerous ad-
ditions, and nearly all The great siron-clads.
The, tran bearing the Shah arrived
at Portsmouth at noon. His Majesty
was received with cheers by the. i'm
mense assemblage, and around the depot
was the, royal yacht Victoria and Albert,
waiting with steam up The Shah imme-
diately embaf ked, accompanied by the Prince
Of Wales, Prince Alfsed, dthe Czarowitz.
The yacht steamed slowly out of the harbOr,
and arriving in front of the feet was greeted
! with salutes from the iron-clads. The feet
was drawn up in three long lines. Il. The
Shah took conspicuous position on the
yacht, surrounded by the princes, and pro-
ceeded to inspect the feet, passing up and
down Gin fir ont of and between the lines.
The yards were manned, and salutes fired
as the royal yacht passed. When the in
spection was completed the Victoria and Al
| bert steamed to the front again, and the re-
view terminated with grand salute fired
simultaneously by all the vessels of the fleet.
The royal party then returned to Portsmouth,
| where banquet and other festivities are
| now in progress. ..s..s .H .,#.s-...s ~
The Shah of Persia, in conversation with
the Anne rican Minister last week, regretted
| that the distance and want of time prevented
him from visiting the United States.
Russia.
THE KHIvAN EXPEDITION.
ST. PETERsBuRGH, June 23.--Genefal Kahf-
mans column of the Khivan expedition cap
tured a strong fortress within sixty miles OF
| the capital Of Charratt.
Italy.
New YORK. June pa dispatch from
Rome says the Pope will eXcommunicate
Victor Emmanuel to-day. ~.-. ..r.
| f.-.i 1872, .a Wales. s..-.t rtsF# -
| ... f.sss COSTLY DOCKS. .'"-..
CARDIFF, WALES, June 23.-The docks
erected by the Marquis OF Butte at this place
cost 100000. ~ 81 .,.
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V7HE EALING SP Il N Il 5
4
-. ON THE LINE OFTHE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAlLROAD,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

will be opened for the reception Of visitors on the
FIRST OfJUNE with accommodations ior THEE ~
IuIINnnEp PERSONS They are accessible by the
aud ONO rafoSd f,o esy grades
in tira order rasping in full view OF the ceeorateG
FAILING SPRINGS and ie The he, M 4
SCENERY ONJACKSUSS RlIER. :,
Passengers 10y mall traiu nom the east arrive a'
Covlngton at P. NJ. ., on; y NJ
Visitors for the Springs by these trains REMAIN
Passengers BY mail rains from the west arrive 1t
Covingtun at 100 \. NJ. =,
Express trains from the east arrive ut a. NJ:
Stages and other vehicles for the Springs, leave
CovIngton every morning =.
Trains stop tsentY minutes at Covlnelon lor
Breakfast anu Supper. Two hotels, with ample ac-
cunmodations ~, ..,,c,c
Is engaged for the season and the usual facilities Tor
amusement and recreation provided. ~
Descriptive pamphlets can be had OF sessrs. Z uR.
CELL. LADD 4 Co., Richmond, or OF the Agent al
TERMS: Boald-S3 per day. $50 per month chill
dren and colored servants half price.
NJ H. HOUSTON, N. D., resident physician
nv 27-eodliy9 B. NJ. QuARLES. Agent.
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IsUmMER RESORTS.
.URKEyILLE HOTEL, 3.

TRURKE VlLLE- aUIEL,..
Having thor6ughly repaired and rented the ab0ye
Hotel We take pleasure tnannouncing TO the pnonct
that persons stopping over YIN find ample ACCOM- n
modntioTlsF We Will also take q, limited number q
B0ARDERs. Pfice, so per month chiidfen, ha'f
ptTS paips from Richmond and Petersburg dle daily
Mt / O'clock -" '-Ts1s BURKE BROTHERS. =.
ia sS.sgE Proprfetbrs. 81
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ST LOFTS MARKETS,

~ ST. LUUIS MAKhEIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 23..-Flour in improved demand
and unchanged. Corn dull and unchanged; No. =,
mixed, 34c. on track. acc. In warehouse Whiskey
steady; eec Pork held ut $3.50. Bacon quiet
shoulders, TIC; clear rib, ETC.. clear sides, sic
.,-II nal
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MILLINERY GOODS.
RICHMOND, Va, June 0, 1878.

RICHMOND, Va, June 0, 1873.
kTOTICE.-The undersigned, having been
IN appointed by the stockholders Of the Virginia
STRENGTHENING Company acoinmtttee to s.mase 9
f,II settlement of the affairs OF the company,'
hereby notify all persons having claims against the
said company TO present the same withln thirty
of Messrs Lancaster ,S Co, No. 1i13 Main street.
- -@Ig G.. A. PEPLE, 49,.
~. j. K, MITCHELL, (
500 P.J. WRIGHT. fl.
IL elm . 1.. COMMITTEES.
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.TAPON SPRINGS AND BAIdo,
HAMPsHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
VIA WINCHESTER VA.

Persons who wish to spend The summer months AZ
contessedfy one of the most charming and aitrac-
tive summer resorts In The two v,rSnias %iii ao
sides full particulars Of location, surroundings,
routes of travel and charges, contains also me high
t me ,e medicinal waters and splendid baths
: We have been these many years known TO the
springs. going public i'll Virginia, aud we will only
here further say, If you have never been TO CapOD
tru it,, We think you viii like 1t greatly.
For pamphlet, apply TO PURCELL, LADD.& Co.,
druggists, or by mail to
& rnyl3-Tu TIL, & SattJe2s Propretors.
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Ex-senator Stephens,s papar

ATLANTA, GA, June 23.-The Atlanta Sun
has been merged into the Atlanta Const,,,l-
ton. Hon. A. H. Stephens becomes cor
responding editor of the Constitution,
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pED SYII,pHJTR SPRINGS.

THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, W. VA,
have Tor long number Of years justly commanded
public confidence for the cure of the various
forms of lung and Throat diseases not found In any
other mineral wafer III the United States. rhey cll
now I've reached from Talcott station, OH the Chesa'
neake and Ohio railroad,a distance OF only fourteen
miles. The hotel accommodations have been I'M,
proved, affordng now comfort to the lhvaId anu
aInusements for the peasure-seeker:
For pamphlets and other information apply 10
c. j. PEYTUN i CO.,
70 ~ aod,m Propretors.
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BALTIMORE

@Es ~ .s BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 23.-Virginia 6's, old. SO: con-
OILS, 81; West virginia's, lot. Bid to-day.
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80 RICHMOND. VA. May ", 1873.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, REPhL-
w SENTISG the several transportation I,ng
Terminating at Richmond, ln or1ef W sa,S rho
time aud trouble, find II DecessSr! 10 teinih a se
nayment or our freights and ehafSss on a u' ,nd
livery al the goods at our respective aspo'' "'N
,ySaryes, to take effect June |, ts73.
Richnuud aud Petersburg Railroad CGnlpI;hiss,,,
IT, THOMAS II. WfNSs, ftesioeH'
$780,. 49, rt- ---- ,,u,n.3
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po.ons s, nsn,t
COMPANY. Il. I. ID. MYERS, sapeslh''i'"A"
i! tIauy r. MAC,lURpc, General Ereisht assn.,
49, Rjchmond and Dansile Railroad Iuihpan''
pJchnnad, York River and Chesapeaxe ha 1'ut
EoInpany. ". n. BHAGo, superintendent
James River S.esmhoas COMPANY. MY,
zt--.s l.. b. TATUh, aehefa' Hee'''
pswhstan S.eanbest COMPANY.
f-tp. ~. +. BRITT, Agent
old Donliulop steamship Gompans,,
t9EoRar " ALLEN. 4 Co, Agents.
philsdelphia, Richmond and Norfolk s,v as Ait.
Line. h.t - -
This arrangement Is now n, force . on NV
paaSs aud Chic Railrosd. J.. ,a., nnmS
TO AND JOB PRINTING DONE al
ID THIS OFFICE.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.

T GLANDS LTEBlG'S EXTRACT OF
LIZ Malt unfermented, In form of inspssated ex-
tract, in esolvent amolient, containing Sugar of
Malt and Iodine is also nutritious containing Phos-
lano's Lebig's food food for infants, perfect SUBJ
sttute for mothers milk, the genuine imported for
sale by ~ l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
lie % Sixth and Broad streets.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

This delightful Watering place will be ready fol-
the reception OF visitors onthe lst Of June. ~. :.
The ALLnxsHASY SPRINGS possess the rare attrac-
lions of mountain and water scenery combined
The waters of these springs are renowned for their
great curstiye powers of that distressing disease
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic affections
arising therefrom. ,-y,,
Billart-tables, bathrooms, bowling we'll
graded walks and drives, hunting, and fishing. g,i
full BRA SIS and STRING-BAND In attendance
BOARD: Per day. SO; per week, $3.50: per month
flour weeks), $50; for The month OF Juue Y4o Ior
three1montls, $3.50. -. -,
For further information and for pamphlets apply
to AILEGHANY SPRINGS COMPANY, orto ~
: my 3I-lm j. b. TINSLEY, JR., Manager.
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TCE-CREAM DEPOT, t.s'st..st
ICE-CREAM A SPECIALITY.

Having reopened my ICE-CREAM DEPOT, sci
BROAD STREET, ! am prcparea TO furnish to all
In want pure article OF ICE-CREAM. u dayora
lowestr rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. B 3,
u. Ct. TYLER,
Agent for Charles Hartwal's DAIRY.
my l3-eod-m
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DIssOLUT1ONs O. PARTNERSHIPS
NEW GROCERY STORE.

has heen dissolved by the withdrawal of the senior
MARINER, and THOMAS n. BoTTs and WILLIAM
III. TURNER have associated themsclved together
for the purpose ofconducting the GR9CERYAND
LIQUOR: BUSINESS In all its branches. Having
welEselectea and assorted stock they will sell
cheap for cash, and ask call from all needing ar
ticles In their line ,s,.sl - I,
Remember, Hull street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth avenues, Manchester. lesa-A
nISSOLUTION.-T partnership In the
n LUMBER BUSINESS EXISTING between the
undersigned under the style of j OSEPE ALl1AHD,
-JR YVES dissolved by mutual consent on the I4lh
day OF juno, ls7a. . Joseph ALI.ARD, JR.,
Z @ sE - JOHN "A. ALLEkS. ss
4 JOSEPH ALL4RD, dr., in thanking bis friends
for heir past patronage, hegs 10 ask for continu-
ance OF the same at the old stand, corner Of TWEEN
tieth and Main streets, ts 2iSts
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yTuE DE L'EAU HOTEL, u, atSa &
Z ss2-$y fs.sfqa4 HAMPTON ROADS, VA,
81 ? opposite Fortress Monroe)
JAMES LITTLE, PRoERIEIoR.

= .Ysrft
This idtdRt1tful SUMMER SEASIDE. RESORT
Will he opened for the reception OF visitors MAI
10th, 1878. ff's@ ~. az.
:, Fronting Immediately on the water, with q beau
fnl beach of two miles u extent Il commands one
Visitors tothe seashore will find here All inc t19 ~
ries and comforts destrsd, The facihaes ior BATH
Parents VIII find this Ifosi pleasant place for IN.
ants and hildre as t extensive aa o. exers
cise. Fresh miik for Infants supplied gratis.
The BALLROOM one OF the largest IL me SAL
together with. FINEiBkMD OE ns .y
the whole season, renders the evenings Always az
tFactiSe and pleasant: yy,sr,,,o
Steamers frbri Richmond, Baltimore as a' ~
tim. Norfolk aud Portsmouth touch dally ~ ing
wharf enabling visitors 10 arrive ana depart ire
qinss ast sasson many Improvements have been
made Including BOWL1NG-ALLE1s, BAR,
SHOUTlNG-GALLERY,& &c
Telegraph office in the hotter.
Board per day. a3.o0 49, - rs - l-s"a
Board per week. 800. l,.gl tt.I 81 500 d ili
For longer time special terms made.
INV 3l-lT j. H. FREEMAN, Superintendent1
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCE.-The PARLOR
IA SALOON on Broad street between Second
and Third streets, Of the best locations in the
city. is offered at PRIVATE SALE The. pre-
he wishes TO leave the city. Apply on the pre-
misses. I s.: + - fa 2a-ltk
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GUNNER BOARDING in the healthy and
- pleasant village of Chnrcbvlle, eight miles
from !Staunton on the stage route TO Augusta
Of different denominations. Board per month, S25
-, j A. J. FUNKHOUSER,
te 2-l2* Churchville, Augusta county, Va.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.


DOR NEW YORk.-The Old <lsSs.
l. Dominion Steamship Coupanv's ele- Ssshhk5Ss
CANT steamship OLD DON1SI0S,C Captain " ALKeR.
viii sail TU tuesday,. June cath, II O'Clock r. IT..
Positively no freight received after z. NJ.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, sopln.
east, and west. Close councillors male with Cupt,d
Line tor foreign ports Passenger accon,moal,iions
unsurpassed. Fare, BIZ; steerage, s.; round-trln
tickets, So. For freight or passage. apply 10
20 n GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 Co hgentg
je 23-et Company's Wharf, Rockets
EOR PHILADELPHIA.-<sSFs
IL The steamer ALLIANCE, Cap sssIkssss
tain CARR, will receive freight for the above
port till TUESDAY tie oath instant al 10 O'clock
Freight taken for Pittsburgh. also for Liverpool
and Antwerp riG Red Star Line, and bills Iadlng
signed through.
Passage to Philadelphla, including meals and
stateroOm. $s. WI PORTER, AGENT.
je 2a-2t a. A. ..--... No. 2i.) D",:k street.
For BALTIMORE LORE 80
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Steamer PETERSBURG win leave her wharf on
TUESDAY at o'clock Z. VI.
Freight received up to q O'Clock 2. NJ.
For freight apply to
je 23-2t w. ?. BRETT. Agent.