Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-02

THIS delightful watering-pl8ee win be
4 opened for the reception Of visitors on the
have been entirely re-furnished in an elegant
and modern style, and the proprietors are
making every arrangement for the comfort and
convenience Of visitors. This is the most
beautiful and extensively improved Of the
numerous waterlng-places in the mountains
of Virginia, and Is capable OF accommodating
over one thousand visitors. The lawn is COW
cred with forest OF choice shade trees. The
cottages are OF different sizes and plans, each
forming a distinct building and presenting to
the eye beautiful picture. All the usual ap-
plisnces for the convenience, comfort and
amusement OF guests, are provided, including
Express, Ticket, Post and Telegraph Offices.
The Bar will be under the management Of
Thornton A. Atkinson, and Will be supplied
with the best OF liquors.
BIG TUNNEL, on the Virginia and Tennes-
see division of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad, is the station Of the Springs
distant one and halEmiles, with which they
are connected by n railway track. Round
trip tickets to the Springs can be procured at
all the principal towns and cities at greatly
reduced rates. The elegant Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars run through TO these Springs
without change from New Orleans.
c. A. C0LHOUN, for twelve years the resi-
dent partner at the Allegheny Springs, is in
charge of the management, and he tenders TO
his Old patrons a cordial welcome, and pledges
his efforts, with the aid of experienced assist
ants, to render their stay pleasant. We pro-
pose to have none but experienced servants.
We have large farm OF nearly two thousand
acres, and an elegant garden attached to the
property; and can assure our visitors that
supplies of every description viii be the very
best, including an abundance of fresh milk,
vegetables, etc. The proprietors tender to
their guests OF last season thanks for the gen
ero0s patronage bestowed on these Splings.
They have lately consolidated, in their hands,
nearly the entire outstanding stock OF the
Springs Company, and II Is their intention TO
50 improve this property as TO make 1t the
leading watering. place in the mountains of
Virginia. Its many natural attractions can be
SO improved and orDamented as to render this
comparatively an easy task, Many needed
improvements have been completed during
the inter-Springs season, comprising beautf-
flying OF the lawn, turing Of the banks Of the
brock, a thorough system of draining, and the
removal OF former Objectionable features of
the lawn and elsewhere. The proprietors AXE
pleasure in announcing to their friends that
they have secured for the coming season the
fne Band from the Naval Academy at Ar
napolis, Nd, said TO be one Of the best in the
country.
TERsIS-s3 per day, SIS per week, $50 per
month for the month of June or October, SO.
Children under ten and and over two years
old, and colored servants, hslf-priee. White
servants according 20 accommodations re-
qufred. SPECIAL TERMS-Our desire to ac.
commodate families and those seeking the
mountains for more permanent stay, leads
US TO offer the following Special Terms, viz:
For any three consecutive months or more,
si5 per month.
May l, 1874 COLHOUE 4 COwAE.