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Mr.. E'dridse, Of Wis, moved to suspend the
rules and make In order 10 tho Civil Appropri-
alton I'LL au item OF s75, 600 for tho Washing.
ton Monument. NegAtiy0d by yeas las, nays
81, not two.thirds In tho Affirmative.
Mr.. Maynard, Of Tenn, said tho Committee
on tho Washington Monument had intended TO
ask small appropriation for monument 10
the mother of'wAzhington at Fredericksburg,
bu. in Wow OF the vote Just taken the commit
tee would not nov submit tho proposition. =
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nIriL nInnna MIL.

Mr.. Butler, OF Mass, moved to suspend the
rules and take from tho Speakers table tho
Senate Civil Rights bill, aud refer It to the
Judiciary Committee, with the right to report
At any time. Rejected yl39 70 80; not two
thirds In the affirmative.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29
lEroRTIp RACK.

Mr.. Dawes, OF Mass, from tho Committee on
Ways aud MeAus, reported back adversely
various bills, including the folloWingt
To abolish the tax on cigars, tobacco, and
snuff to remit tho duties on certain goods
destroyed by fro In the Boston con1agrAtion /;
to repeal tho tax on deposits In savings banks
to repeal tho act Of March 18th, 1860, "t0
convertible bombs 10 impose an income tai
10 TOniovo all internal tAxes from apple brandy;
to rCneAi tho duiy on salt
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

IN THE HOUSE,


To increase tho revenues aud restrain stock
gambling imposing q tax OF 40 OF per
cent on all sides Of stocks, bonds, gold, etc.
10is J1fut Anew STATE. raiilfi d
lTr. ChAtiee, Of Col, moved to suspend the
rules and pass tho bill for tho admission Of
Coioradoas a state. PAssed-yoas no nays
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29
an oENEyA AWAlp MAJ.

The Butler substitute for the Geneva Award
bill against allowing tho insurance companies
To tako part In the award was, after An excited
ndporsonAl debate, passed by Ayoto Of lS2 10
l0l. by this vote tho claims OF tho insurance
companies for losses sustained are omitted
fratn iLn I'M
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

Tho system frequently gets out Of
order and should 10 n ipncai regulated, else
other troubles WI ensne When physie u
needed take aPdrsmiS Piiigdiire Pillf fhey
are aAfa, Wholesome And'nAturai medicine.
COM, = - Il - n. 4 ~ u
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why will You sunsr ]

rHittTY WARS ExPERIEAuE OF
sli'a An OLD MUSE. ~ = Y
ans. WINDOWS SOOTHING .sYKup 10 TIN
PRESCRIPTION OF enS UfthS best RemLs Phytt
aAu, and RutsfI In he unissd ,statss, aud has
psnlussa for thirty years with neyefhiling safety
and .uscesi BY 'Hiitionsot mothers and children
from the feeble lufat ofons week old 70 The adult
II sorrsets Aeidiiy Of the stomach, rslievsI wine
ollie, regulates The bowels, and gives rest, health
md comfort 70 taothef and child, We believe u u
SsteI of bisKaTKllY khd DiARRHdik III CHiI
oRkNf Nhuth0r' u AfiIts from Toething Or tfen
any athuT cause. Full dlteetioua for uAlng will &C
SotnpAny each bottle. None Genuine unless tn
taAtlplle q 1uRfIa4 pRRKiNsis on tht putsief
FfAppor.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

The Grand iRsvomiioa II MEDICAL TlfilIl
XIII. vhieh7vaI commenced in $50, 4, ,tir In
p,Ssrsia. Soihipssah stop Il, ierlti, founded on
he principle now uhivsr,Ally acknowledge. that
phyiieai rigpr Is The nest forHidabis antagonist
Of ali human Allnsnts, and sxpeFitnss hal IAeNn
that P1AsIATios BlITIRl 10 . pseIlasi iHyisorant,
a, wilt a. the best p5thibis SafsguAId Against
Spidtmlb dls6aAsk, % rGE hf-lS ,m1cig
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ptpurus srlur cures pyspepaa. CO~llill
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nftrs PAsarn.

Tie bill appropriRting $4,000 for the relief
OF persons suffering from the overflow OF tho
lower Mississippi friTer, OF tho TombigDee,
Warrior, aud Alabama rivers, and OF tho Ton.
nOssee river, tho authority OF the Secretary 10
expire on tic first OF September next, was
passed. 3, ia, 1i,,.5lraa .F.d Ts',.'I
CIVIL aERvIcE.
Tho House refused TO vote any more money
for civil service reform, by . vote Of 4s yeas TO
1US NAYS. ~. -IIfE IH4. fE r o. u
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Tho proposition to pay tho Choesaw indians
s2,SOO,0O0 for 10,OOtOOO acres OF land, which
was awarded by the Senate In 1858, was sharply
discussed in the House aud finally laid oyetti
ncXt session, El(A n
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

The consideration Of the Moicty bill was re.
sumed, and another long debate took place, in
the course Of which letter from A. I, Stewart,
of Now York, was read, giving his opinions -
to what tho provisions Of tho law should DO
several amendments were agreed to- and
finally the bill was passed TO Q, repeAling
tho Moiety system as now carried on In the
United States Custom HoiiEot
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The secret F6f OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
orseiaamouiI, assiliuInsd meek ana beautifully
rounded arms, are no doust very nice thinss TO
have, aqa ladies wfo possess these charms have
reason 10 10 thsditdl 70 Mother Nature yis afisr
an, thanon captivating q all Nonlniy ehArni.
Il pure, treah and brilliant eomplsxigu, This
Iapsfllllve iAIeiaLsion any lady may SteurO ~
ming HAaiN,s MkosoLik IALst. % fttF
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

The sOpAte amendment 20 the Moiety bill,
authorizing the United States attorney to
examine tic books, invoices, or papers Of do
iicpd4nts, was rejected by = vote OF 81 yeas to
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

! ~. Oh. sA1i'L 8. F1TVI1's 07I7I ~
. L; y PHYSICIAN
.ssIs.. .si VI Is z @ ". .nsis sll
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J0l0FadOflT IHTaHdS and Tourists.

I, Its AdyAhtAges for consumptlyts aud AathmAt- 7
ice, rull PARTICULAR given free.
Aadfesi, ffiIi AZ II. PAfTRhsuN, q siiu
~ Fort Collins, Colorado, /.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

Senator ingalls,, OF Kansas, introduced 4 bill
to Abblish tho Board OF Indian Commissioners.
Referred to the Committee on Indian Affairs
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29
A oood I'e.le lot IlansIng rApsr.

Take six pounds OF flour, or may be
n little less, never more, silt It.; mix
with coldw water very thick, beat all tue
Jumps out of II, then thin il with cold
water have ready about two gallons Of
boiling water with a lump Of alum the
size Of m egg dissolved in 1t, pour II
on the batter gradually, and keep stir
ring briskly until the paste thickens
and has o cooked smell. Pour a. little
coldvater on topic keep from skinning.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

OFFENSIVE BRlArH.-A weak solution
Of the permanglnAte OF potassa will
dCodorize your breath. t.s. n
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

Mr.. Thurman, OF Ohio, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported, with amendments, the
Senate bill authorizing any Circuit Judge to
designate the time Of holding tho District or
Judge to attend and hold tho court In district
not Ills own Passed
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nnAH Of Medical wondets, shorid DO read b.
OUUA Is. .DR.l bSSSP iRTt. GaleinnatI.. 81
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

AGENTS Y .M' AZ E5ir.ls si {, s'v pss
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29
GOLDEN SUNBEANISl

5hs iiassstani htltMh.le ROOF ~ nsEa6d1y
isss b o ssEss U IFs sils s,gl d
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

To Cum A FRIoS.- Prevention is
better than cure. When soreness is
felt immerse the finger in basin OF
ashes and cold water; set it on the
stove while cold. and stir 1t continually
without taking IL out until the I've is so
hot that IL cannot be borne any longer.
il the soreness is not gone in half IN
hour. rapdnt II, tr
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~ 4 rM,lt DAY ogmmlI s l, oE $40 yset
Jay g. Apply new. q. WIhhIa 4 h, asfi S I,
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rra,resnon fence OF The New York Tines

THE EFFICACY OF PKAYER.-Eor more
than two months this section of country has
been suffering from q most terrible drought.
Corpfelds that early in the season promised
TO the husbandnan rich reward for his cage
and toll are blasted and blighted until the
yield cannot exceed fourth Of a crop of
nubbins-the pastures are dry and crisp ar,d
the cattle on thousand hills stapd leaa aud
hank, lowing over the desolation which de-
prives them Of their daily food, while Che
dry and parched earth IL as iron under the
foot and the heavens above as brass. 1t was
under circumstances like these that the min.
listers Of the gospel in this town on Sunday
afternoon determined to hold union prayer
meeting forthe purpose of duplicating the
Throne of Grace for refreshing shower.
Services were held in the Episcopal church
ut O'Clock, where, in the presence ofan at
fentiYe congregation, earnest petitions were
addressed TO the Most High by Revs.
Messrs. Davis, Follansbee, and Cannon for
the coveted blessing, which were answered
on Monday evening by q gentle out-pouripg
OF beautiful rain, not as copiousiy as might
have been desired, but sufficient, never
theless, to moisten the ground and give as
surance that the ear OF heaven Is ever open
to the prayers of the faithful. - oudoun
Mirror.
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DuFFALo sPRINGs. MECKLENBURG

BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLENBURG
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, deci 1edly impregna.
ted with the celebrated "Ss It's of Lttliia." Ihese
Springs open for the reception OF visitors on The
FIRST OEJUNE, 1874.
In most of the chronic forms OF disease Regarded
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs ENJOY
a de.ervediy high reputation.
In general adaptation and curative power IN OILS
eases of women, IN dyspepsia In lts prolean iors
in chronic Intermittent fevers and i'll all diseases
generated By malaral poisons, they are. WlthonL
rival among the medicinal waters Of America. Inc
proprietor Is aware that this Is very strong cia
The public will juuge if it sustained oy Inc tes!
monials submitted. ~..,,,o.,o
Since the last Spring season several Valuaole
sprjpgs have been discovered at this place. Cne Oh
Tony, of Baltimore, is decidedly mpregnaied with
the 'SaIts of Lithia, - which has given such cele
brity to the Gettysburg spring In our own country
and to the AK IL Chappclle and Vichy waterS o.
iha continent OF Europe, and which Is so mighty
esteemed In the medical world as remedy III
gout, rheumstism And In kidney and bladder aifec-
lions. ,,,.u =,
Pennsylvania says: "There Is perhaps no other
remeoy from which equal efficacy may be expected
In tile removal OF the deposits OF the urate Oh soua
In the ioiuts and ligameutous tissues In gonfy pa
denls, and in preventing the deposits In the klo.
news and urinary passages
II NAV be worthy OF note that this Is the only
Spring In Virginia In which this salt Is founo
otherwise than the merest trace.
Pamphlets containiry analysis, testimonials, &c.
can be had on application 70 Messrs- PURCELL,
LADD & CO., druggists, or Messrs. WEST, JoHS-
sToN & Co, booksellers, Main street. Richmond,
Va, or by addressing the undersigned at Boydton,
Va Zap 24-d&w4mI THOMAS +. GOODE.
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EOR SALE, PRIVATELY. a yerr~
Il neat FRAMED HOUSE with b,ir, h,': as
ment, on The west side Of Ninth street No d.
Also, FRAMED H0Usr, on east side nf IL.
street. No. 705, In good condition. " MINI
Also. BRK Il HOUSE. on Leigh hetxse, e.,
and Fifth streets. 'u'o
Forterms apply 80 F.. b. ElCao
gu 1917 --------- Zeal J. state Agent
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-
a RIcHnoTD AND DAHvnLL EAnnoA1 Goa
.cYI1cn OF 1NarNnnE AND sufEmINTsMISsa1S'1s
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS to fake effect
Ausust l9, 1s74-sogIHyIHgS e. n !.
leave knrkeyilIe ii 2:oTs A. M. leave Dundee at
S:40 a. IA; leave Danvlle e 1:44 a. y. arf ATT
a. I3reepsnoso, 1908 A. IL. Connects NJ CHAR
jotte with trains on the Atlantis and Rchnnnd Arr
Line Railroad for Atlantis MontEomery, Mobile,
New orleans. and all souihef points g
boro At I:l5 z. N; sase p.nIiiie s aaStiis
l8.20P NJ; ayriyear Richmsnd ct / 1904 Z. d.
@s1HROuGN NAIL Westward-ieave hicnnono ~
.1:38 r. "a. leave BurkeSe At 4Ai y. isAI "
Dundee at 9:26 r. M; leave Danylle az wy INT:
train connects ut Charlotte With trains on me me
f,hsr,otte CoIumbis and Atlsnfa railroads Tor 20
lnmbil. Augusta, savannah, Macon' ana Az sou.n-
ern points. 49,. 4, ra.re ho,ros
Dundee at 525 a. NJ leave BtrksSille AZ SH
4 ~ arrive MT Richmond At 2:22 p. N. i his
train connects at Burkeyille With tratnt on the Al
iantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad FROM Lynch
burg and al s9uthssstsrS wes,rard-1.ave
Richincnd al 9:uo A. III. leave Burksyiiie at l2:4Z
P. NJ; arrive at Lynchburg ut 4:4O Z.
= BUnKEyILLR ACCOMMODATING, EnsINaIo-
leave ElEkssilIe e 4:s6 A. NJ; arrive al hlch-
All through trains connect at Iundee With trains
on the W. G., ". NJ. and G. ). railroad to and from
washington, Baltimore, New York, and all eastern
points. - s,r,..
west, and baggage checked through e .rA1co1r
Engineer and Superintendent.
a. T. DOUGLAS, Mas.er TRANSPORTATION. au III .
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BY N. NJ Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer'
No. 1914 Main street.
SALE OFsNINEI1-ON.
81 fIsrr tCRES OF IMPROVE

TRUSTEES SALE OF = N NE 1s;psoy 30
AND A HALE ACRES OF imPE ,s,I "
IASD IN HENRlCO COUNTY, SIA,M1L.IEIS
EXON RICHMOND, ON. THE hiCaMCNIp'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND POT0MAn 1Rhdh-
ROAD. WITH GOOD BUILDINGS AHDOREH;,
nRII UF CHOICE FRUIT.-By virtue OF deeo
Of trust 10 the undersigned as trustee dated Isl OF
Iico County Court, D. b. SO, page Of, nslng re re-
ouested so 10 do by the holder OF oosd Sc
cured by said oeed, default having been made IN
fhe ma, nept of said bond Will proceed % sell NJ
pubifc auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY,
18Th August, 1874, at & O'Clock T. M, the prop
erty described i said deed as containing u acres
aud a fraction, more or less, near the k1chmono,
Fredericksburg, and Potomac railroad ana IN the
peiehborhood Of Huugary station, and anJoining
the yiHnge of JepniugsYille There Is Oh the prum.
ises comfortable framed dwelling. house, with all
necessary out-bulld!Dgs in good repair, with an
orchard Of 500 fruit trees, embracing all the yarie
ties of fruit common to this climate.
TERMS: The deed requires sufficient In cash 10
defray The expense of executing this trust ond 70
nav OF and discharge certain bond Tor $l'Uuo,
Bearing date LIST July $50, payable five years sie1
date with interest until paid but Ivy consent o. the
holder Of said bond more liberal terms VIII DC
given. and made known ut the time of sale.
Parties wishing TO sttend this sale can take me
cars at the Byrt-strcet depot nj 1885 r. M, and re
turn by the freight train The same evening at 0
O'Clock. .. n. "a raSt,
au7 -Lustee.
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A NTHRAClTE, all sizes, the best;
IA COKE OF most superior qualify;
OAK and PINE WOOD.
T.. K. CARRlSGTON.
au y l,2J Gary street
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RICHMOND AED.PETERsBURG RAn-<
a.. ROAD COMPANY

H.T DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. au /
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Our nomination Or Benjamin F. Butler, OF
MASSACHUSETTS, for President, and Francis
d. Mou,ton, OF Narragansett Pier, for Vice
President, is creating no little sensation
Brooklyn Argus. !,
GA prevailing prejudice against Lawyers :,
il affecting the politics of interior Illinois
louisville Courier.
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By Chaffin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate AucEonecrs and Agents,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

THE UNDERSIGNED, SPECIAL COM
L HISSIONERS, appointed for the purpose by a
decree Of Amelia Circuit, ourt ,a1de at the June ne
said decree, proceed 10 SELL on the premises. at pub
lie auction, to the highest bid,er. on The !OrH
DAY OF SEPIEMBER, 1874 (lf fair. and II nat,
on the next fair day thcreafterj, At O'Clock r al.
on that day, That certain LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND In the city OF Richmond tmeni!oned in
j. Barksae dlen seized ann possessed, and which Is
described In the deed said Bnrksdale as fronting
100 feet on the south side OF Water street and run
ming back TO the shp-lock and pounded ON the East
by the land CT A. Robinson Dr., AMI on the west by
the land OF II. g. Cabell.
Terms: Five hundred dollars In cash balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months from the day or
SALE negotiable Noes to be taken for the deferred
pay ments. with interest added. aud title retained
until all Of The purchase-m0ney Is paid ANA ue-
cree for the conveyance ordered by The court.
~ WILLIS j. DANCE,
THOMAS 7. GILES,
Sleclal Commissioners.
BY CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co., Auclioneers:
- All 7-tds
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CUMBERLAND and BIIUMIN0US
" COAL, for smiths and steam purposes:
SPLlNT and GLOVER HILL COAL.
=. x. CARLISGTON
AL U 1925 CRY sfrrst
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- .,,,,t,et what the nature Of The force ~.
Mad N The principal difference between tns5
Structure s 81 the:pfesent engine and MT. m nns
s,e,,s i chat ii The present engine only ons
c ~ and one piston are emptoysu l
whereas 10 TIE new engine there VII. oe g ,M ~
cv gs aud two pstons each acting on ~
own lever ye. working 10 harmony WIN n, scs
~ s mechanism il confident Of ultimate sue,
Gees and equally confident that the a a,,
~ ,b;s new styie of steansepgine Will brine
sbout most important reyolation IN the afs
Of navigation. ).
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BY Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneers
11l3 Main street

ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
" LITTLE FARMS AROUND THO CITY OF
RICHMOND. ON THE NEW TURNPIKE, FOX
SALEBY AUCrION.-At the request or the owner
and occupant Mr. W. B. R9ss we sGal ,6 sen 81 AM n-
slant at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, bis DESIRABLE MAX
KET FARM, admirably situated on the new ,urn1
pike one mile north of the city OF Richmond, anu
INNING hack TO the Old Meadow Bridge road, con'
tanning twenty acres of highly improved and pro-
duciye land. with young and thriving orchard;
a COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLlNI' anu
the usual ort-houses. In good repair.
TERMS; Une-thlrd c.sh; balance In SIX ana
twelve months, negotiable notes to be given Tor the
deferred payments with INTEREST adaed, ana Sc
c"reo Wy 1''N RICHARDSON. & CO.,
,,1o AuCtioEcers.
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BY j. L. Apperson.
Auctieneer and Real Estate Agens,
No. 1O1S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BUILD
i ING LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF II.
NEAk 1HiRTY-FIRST STREET, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue OF deed Of trust f:om Philip
Gray and wife 70 me, dated April 4. 1874, and
duly r coroed. shall sell. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. August %, 1874. at 6 O'Clock p. n ;,
the TWO LOTS located rs above. each 33xl 90
feet They require bat little excavation for base
TEpTs: Al sale. Ell. BosHER.
au 13-t6S Trustee.
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BY CIIAFFIy, STAPL,
CHERRIES SALE.

By virtue OF an execution In my hands in favor
of Bowman,s administrator Is. Wallace & Wallace,
snail proceed TO sell on MONDAY The Gath day
of August 1874. commencing ut o o'cl0c A. N .
al storehouse No. 5, Oh Twelfth street, In rear OF
Powhatan Weisiger's hat store, THE ENTIRE LII
BRARY OF CHARLES NJ. WALLACE. consist.
ing of u very extensive and CHOICE collection OF
hooks I'm various departments Of literature COM
urisjng the works OF the best ngIsh and American
historians, poets. novelists &C. and many rare and
valuable works. This library contains over 5000
volumes Mr.. Wallace has spent years in the selec-
ton OF these books, and It Is seldom that such
rich and rare indictment is offered to purchasers
Also. nine good BOOKCASES, one CAhpEL, &C.
TERMS: Cash. JOHN w. WEIGHT,
Sheriff Of the city Of Richmond.
n. B--Catalogue Of the books can be had 1t The
Sherif-s office, 115 Main street. au lO-tl
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DHILADELPHIA, RICE HfT5
MoND AND NORFOLK STEAM sRs6ezs11
SHIP ay LiSE.EFOK PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Until further notice The steamers Ta q q
IN q tine will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY
ana SATURDAY. and Richmond every TUES
DAD and FRIDAY. &c ,,o,r
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF new
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for ProVi-
d.nCr. Boston, and New Orleans. Also, ior Liver
pool ana Antwerp p1a ked Star arc American
p.oeaop RI Philsue,pnla lnciudtlg meals sat
,,ataraftm, ss. w. z. PORTER, Agent,
o. No. 2425 Dock street.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS
ION the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad)'
BATH COUNTY, VA, IA
B. NJ. QUARLEs, MANAGER,
win be kept open for the reception of visitors to
the 1sT OF OCTOBER,
with accommodations for three hundred persons.

Those Springs, situated in the beautiful Warm
Springs valley, are accessible from Covington, on
the chesapeake and Ohio railroad, over fine turn
nike road fifteen miles, with easy grades and pass
and the magnificent scenery on Jackson's river.
The air Is pure. dry, and brAcing, and fogs, SO
common In mountainous regions, are here almost
The bathing Is delightful and exhilaratng. Pure
freestone water from the nount4ins Is conveyed by
pines through The buildings and grounds for all
purposes ,,.,
for amusement and recreation provided.
Telegraph and post-oliice In the hotel.
b Beard IS per day; $3.50 per week; and T60
per month. CHILDREN under ten years and colored
M. ID. HoUsToN, NJ. D., resident physician.
Descriptive pamphlets 10 be had of Messrs PUR-
CELL, LADp j. CO., Richmond. or Of the manager
NJ thu Springs B.M QUAkLsS.
an o d1 Of Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-18

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG hAHrS
Road COMPANY. {
COMMENCING JUNE 2sTH, 1874. train.
~ on this road will run as follows: Il
500 A. NJ, THROUGH Mali. daily Except Sun
6ay), connecting for all points South
and West. Sleeping car attached.
500 A. M, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun
day) with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the Southside
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
1916 m, THROUGH NATL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengcrs taking This train will make
close connection at Petersburg fol
Norfolk.
$50 2. NJ, FIR EIGHT daily Except Sunday,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily fexcep'
Sunday with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectin.
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ano
Potomac railroad for all points Eas
s:ooP. NJ, FsEIGHr daily except Sunday,
coach attached.
sos P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through tt
Baltimore. Also making close CON.
nec,iou with ,he Chcsap axe and Ohio
railroad fol. the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except At Manchester an'
Chester.
$50 r. NJ, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Return
ing, win leave Clover Hill at 6 Z. d. on Wednes.
ALL TX AIMS leaving Petersburg will start from
Appomattox depot.
ie27 A. SHAW, Superintendent.