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DuFFALo SPRINGS. .MECKLENB BUR,

BUFFALO SPRINGS, ,MECkLEk BURG
- COUNTY, VA.-RECENr nISCOVERY OF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, deci iedly impregna-
ted with the celebrated " Salts Of Lttiia-" 1hese
Springs open for the reception Of visitors on the
FIRST Of JUNE, 1874.
Ju most of the chronic forms OF disease regarded
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs enjoy
deservedly high reputation.
In general adaptation and curative power In dis
eases of women, In dvsDepsia In its profean forms
In chronic Intermittent feverS. and In all diseases
generated by nlalarial Dosons. they are without
rival among the medicinal waters OF America. The
proprietor Is that this is very strong claim.
The public will juGge If 1t be sustained by The esa
nlonias submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have been discovered at this place. One OF
them, according to an analysis made by Professor
Toury Of Baltimore, Is decidedly impregnaled with
the .sSaIts of Lithia," which las given such cele-
brity TO the Gettysburg spring In cur own country
and to the AK Ia Chappeile and tichy waters OF
the continent of Europe, and which is go highly
esteemed In the medical wOrld as 3 remedy 10
yout rheumatism, and In kidney aud bladder alice
uous. A.
Professor George B. Wood, OF the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA, says: "There Is perhaps no other
remeoy from which equal efficacy may be expected
In the removal or the deposits oil the urate oi sOda
In the ioiuts and igamentous tissues IN gouiy pa
tients and In preventing the deposits III the kld.
news and urinary passageS"
1t may he worthy Of note that his ls the only
Spring In Virginia In which tilis salt Is iouns
otherwise than the merast trace.
Pamphlets containlGg an llysis, testimonials, &C..
LApo & CO., druggists, or Mesors. WEST, JOHN.
sToE & Co. booksellers, Main street, Richmond
Va, or by addressing the undersigned at Boydton,
Va. (ap 24-dYw4m THOMAS TDnDE.
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To-MoRRow NIGur.-Dr. George W.
B2gby and Dir. james 2. Cowardin have
provided a rich treat for the Richmond
public in the entertainment to be presented
at the Virginia Opera-House tomorrow
night. Each of these celebrated humorlsts
has cued the brightest gems from bis re-
portoirc, and is determined to make all who
attend laugh, and laugh as they have not
done since the. warm season began. No
doubt there are hundreds OF people here
who, having INDUCED themselves in no re-
taxation or amusement this summer, will be
glad to he reminded Of this entertainment,
and will be sure 10 be preset.
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NALL AND REMOVAL OF PENITEN.
- IlAkN OF VIRGINIA.

~ h' A"!c:- sgncd. appointed commissioners for
'.' !. .-' hN AL act Oi the General Ascend ap-
t''"I #Ihi3ols1i will receive sealed proposals,
+ ' 't'"ri al - ucluch NJ. on THURSDAY The
= %H III Oct'hrr. ! "A. for the purchase and re-
''! IA" "PrAiTE\TIaRY OF VIRGINIA.
,''' iH'"'us are The provisions Of The act, to
~" .t' Proposals must conform:
- l">' commissioners shall advertise for pro-
- '"F ~" purchase Of The land aud buildings,
80 ,''' 1861, y! al iIe buildings ana the inmates
''' "'.H; i4ol less than five miles from the cor
,'''' ''N,H ~ tiIG city of hichmond said pro-
''- 40 @''pn!ac for The suitable buildings for the
'lT t'a"n'!n pdation AMI cmpluym. mt OF the pri-
ia" erection Of the machinery. and all the
H., I' -, !ilcs Tor The operations OF the peitteu-
H. . ~ ''' >a!ur extent rs they at present exist In
',' l"H!tehli 'ry; aud provided further, that
So i'-.'' SHAH bc accepted which involves the
,, - '' "'t tNl"i.>c over auG above the proceeds
81, " S''e 81 ii" iand and buildings now used for
g., 'FF'Hd "!tIl tn penittn!iiry.
.. 'i"i-'-ai> tor The removal must he endorsed
<., t.'"N''"l"s Proposals for Removing the
ia.,, - :, '.'' 'h'tdiy. aud should be accOinsa-
,f,. +t '''h !iclu'ic Il map of the grounds, and
I !A;'S itnd specifications for the buildings
I... ''.l''!cN tn place OF those at present occu-
,,.,. 't ~ PROPOSITION shall be accepted unless
Iar t .tt ~ ny ;hc commissioners ana ratified by
''iI'nrc al IL, next session.
al 49, ,"'0ia 1c addressed 10 the Undersigned,
JAMES l.. kEMPEK,
a,., X. r.. WlTUERS,
MARSHALL HANGER.
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SENT ON TO THE GRAND JURY.-James Will
son, charged with feloniously breaking and
entering the room of Lucy Scott (colorcd)
with intent TO commit rape, was examined
by the Police Justice yesterday morning.
Though as to other matters the evidence WIS
someW hat conflicting, there was sufficient to
indicate that Wilson had forciby entered
the woman's room one night about two
weeks ago, and he was accordingly sent on
TO the grand jury of the Hastings Court.
Rail was fixed in the sum Of $500.
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From the Wilmington North Carolina) Morning

From the Wilmington North Carolina) Morning
Star:
"OF PUBLIC INTEREST.-C. ID. Myers & Co.
have exclusive control Of the sale in Wilmington OF
B.Seect, the most celebrated and most popular
brand Of Virginia whiskey. Instead of the adul-
terated northern whiskeys, for which our people
spend so much money, let them try this prime
whiskey, which, for purity and cheapness, is abso-
ulely unrivalled.''
Messrs. w. D. BLAIR & Co., corner Of Ninth and
Main streets. Richmond, Va, the sole proprie-
tors Of this celebrated whiskey, and the above only
shows that good, pure, and cheap whfskey like
B-Select will be appreciated anywhere.
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FEVER AND AGCE is now prevented In malaria
districts. To cure IL Without iD1uring the system
use Deshler's Fever and Ague Pills. Ihey never
fail. No omercury, arsenic, or Quintne. cannot n'
harm. They iEvigorate and strengthen, ana ouii'
up where other treatments pull down. Esaoiisne'
about twenty-five years.. Sold by drhssists. he
member the name-DEsIILEas. Write TO tRAsEl
& LEE, New York city, for descriptive pamphlet.
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Picnic IT TIE FLR-GEoUSDs.-On Mon
day the 18th irstaEt, at the FAIRGROUNDS,
there will bc grand picnic for the benefit
of St. Feter's Parocbial School. Every ar.
rangement will be made for the comfort and
pleasure of visitors. Music will be furnished
by a fine orchestral band. Cars will be run
from the Broad-Street depot at regular inter.
walls throughout the day.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS II NJ, on the premises
the watering place known as the Healing
Springs.
HILL & GODDIN, 2. NJ, two building 10.
near Howari's Grove, near to hechsnicsyiii'
turnpike.
RICHARDSON s CO., 6 P. NJ, two building lot
In Manchester, on Cowardin avenue.
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MEETING AT TIE CORN ExCHASGE.-Mr'
Huntington, the president OF the Cnesa,
peake and Ohio Railroad Company, VIII
meet the millers and commission merchants
this morning at half-past 10 O'Clock, at the
Corn Exchange.roCm. to consider the SUD
iect Of an elevator at Huntington.
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nF- PHOTOGRAPHY.-We respectfully

E- PHOTOGRAPHY.-We respectfully
announce to the public generally that we have pHr-
chased the elegantly arranged Photographic Cutlery
formerly occupied by Mr.. w. &. r. Frayser, and
more recently by MesSrs. NJ. j. Powers & Co., al
No. lO1l Main street, opposite The post-otfce. The
Gallery has had many valuable improvements add
ed and we feel contieent, with our practical e1pe-
rience, we can promise perfcct satisfaction to all
VINO may favor us with their patronage.
Duplicates OF negatives heretofore made ut this
establishment eau be had at any time.
Our prices are reasonable.
Visitors are always wecome whether they desire
to sit for pictures or not
f. S. LUMPKIN & CO.,
iy1S.1m opposite the p0st-oflice.
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TRANSFER PRINTISG-ISKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-bills, &c. Can De copied
in the ordinary letterpress book. Send your order.
for printing In these inks, and for all other descrip
tions OF printing, TO the DisDatch Printing House
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CoNy1crs REcE1yED.-The Sergeant OF
Lynchburg yesterday delivered to the super.
intendent of the penitentiary Patrick Z. Car
ter for one year for petit larceny Lawson A.
Paterson, four years for forgery; Cbarles
White, three years for poisoning; Ellen dal-
ris, five years for robbery.
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THE EXPRESS CONTROVERSIAL commit
tee of Richmond merchants, consisting OF
Colonel W. Fl. Palmer, and Me.srs. Andrew
L. Elicit, Garrct T. Watson, r. E. Blankn-
ship, and NJ. Millhiser, yesterday morning
had long interview with General Malone
relative TO the matters at issue between his
railroad company and the Southern Express
Company, by which Richmond is wholly de-
prived Of express connections with the
Southside and Southwestern portions Of the
State. The subject was very thoroughly
discussed. General Malone promised in a
few days to reproduce his statement in wri-
ting. The committee hope that they will be
Instrumental in effecting some arrangement
by which express facilities may be again
restored to our people.
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UNHAILAB1z LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PoST.OrElcE AUGUST II. 1874
G. o. Campbell, SIS. corner Ninth and Main,
Richmond, Va: Danuel & Tucker, Char
lotte Courthouse, Va: Raifaele Gallo, New
York; Iarc1s ii. Garrett, Red Sweet
Springs, Va; James Goddon. Richmond,
Va; Isaac W. Smith Charles Kenney, Va.
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DIR. JAMESON, Twelfth street, opposite Capitol
Square. Speciaties-the diseases of women and
children. DR.. .JAMIEsoN's success IN the treat
nent OF epilepsy has been unprecedented. Office
hours frcm A. N. until noon, and from 2 to 6
ID H
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THE CowH1DISG AFFAIR.-Ben. Scott and
Robert Howell were again before the Police
Justice Yesterday. It seems that Howell, not
satisfied with the cowhidng he received,
subsequently, attacked Scott on the street
and again got worsted. He was required TO
find surety in the sum OF $500; Scott was
dischar0ed
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PROPOSALS..
CiIY ENGINEERS rFFlCE,l

EIynMOSD, VA. August s, ls7I. !
NOIit T. sealed proposals will he re-
" '.'''i II 'h,s oilicr until WEDNESDAY, 9Th
:H"l'r ana! hof,c> with FrEU, ,PkOTkADEk, &C.,
-. 5uuf three mouli :.
-. f.@4tfrc un Streets Generally reserve the
'.shi Fl" rj~r any or all pro LuS;tIs offered. aud Of
t'''- '' ~'ltf1r tor each article required to the
i ~ 't@a' O.. therefor.
f''!a~ st rgup"~als can bc obtained by applying
= '''- .ih-w. We. CtTsHAW,
HN N'I CITY Engineer.
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LADIES, If you wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS, or have work done, go to r. FERRANDISI
the only practical hair dresser In this CITY, Estab-
nshed in 1863. At No. 613 Broad street.
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PERsoyAL.-Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons
has gone to North Carolina on pastoral
visit. Hewi! be absent about two weeks.
Ex-Governor Walker has returned to the
city.
Colonel Fl. A. Edmondson, of Halifax, and
DR.. John C. Clopton, of the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum, were at the Exchange yesterday
evening,
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Public SCHOOLS OF THH CITY.-The public
sch ools of the city will be opened for the
next scholastic year on the 21st of Septem-
ber. Parents before entering their chi.drt
m1lst d esent their tax-receipts, both city,and
Statp ssssssT tSsf. ss
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INoUEsT.-Dcputy Coroner Christopher
Tompkins yesterday held an inquest over
the remains OF the infant found in an alley
near the corner of Twenty-third and Bread
streets Sunday evening. The jury, after
bearing all the evidence obtainable, rem
dered a verdict that the deceased came to IFS
death "by criminal neglect or i'll treatment
on the part of some person or persons un-
known to the jury, and at a time which
they are unable, from the evidence, to de.
terminp
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESs-SHIRTS-best fitting
shirts in The market-ready- y-made or made to order
by Z. B. SPENCE 4 Son, Merchant Tailors, 1900
Niain Str
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WEDNESDAY. $500. AUGUST u, 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEATHER To-DAY.-Frona our re-
ports this morning the probabilities are that
Me ,ceather to-day aciH be partly cloudy,
,cih rain.
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HoUsE LAST NIGHT
The complimentary concert and tableaux for
the benefit of Professor George A. Minor,
which took place at Virginia Opera House,
attracted a full house, and passed off with
credit to those taking part and to the salts
faction of all present. Professor Minor has
always been prompt and Jealous in all good
enterprises, and the affair of last night was
Il wel-planned testimonial, and Substantial
evidence of regard of his friends and adj
r,irars
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MLTRoN ELEC1EU The Council Commit
tee fer the Eelct OF the Poor yesterday eve
ming elected hirs. Macon matron Of the
aimshousa In place Of Mrs. Poore.
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LARGE ADDITIONS to the stock OF HAMBURG
EDGISGs ard INSERTISGs have been made al LEVY
LEVY BROTHERS. They now show i stock OF oVt
len thousand yards. Prices, from 121c. 10 20 PEI
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GENTLEMENS and RoYS LINEN COLLARS at
soc. per dozen worth 81 so. Two thousand Of those
SHIRr-BosoMs, slightly stained, ut zoe. worth Soc,
az LEVY BROTHERS..
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FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where YOU can get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches, tewelry, silverTare, &c. Call at A. HAIR.
R1s,s Loan Office, i 322 Main street, and you vii
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly conf
dpntfal ss
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BUY PIECE Of the fun yard-wide soft-anisl
cAMBRIc that LEVY BROTHERS are selling at zoe
per yard. II Is worth soc.
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TRASsFEK PgINTING-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for indefinite period of time. Send your
orders for work be done in these Ink 70 the DIS.
Ddtch Printing-HouSe.
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HOTELS.
IT W. HO L L l.,

N
WEST POIST, VIRGINIA.
This popular summer Resort Is now open for the
rect,diJn of visitors. Surrounded By delightful
GROVE, where the healthy and pleasant sea-breez
iage as a SUMNER RETREAT elualled by but few
hotels and exctled by none in Eastern Virginia.
OYSTERS, FISH, CRABS, and the other iuXurles
peculiar to this section. are enjoyed here the year
round. Terms as moderate as The times VIII allow.
There Is an EXCELLENT BAR In connection
with the Hotel.
Excursion parties can use the Dancing Platform
and Grounds free Of charge.
WILLIAM L. RICHARDSON,
M 5eod6t Proprietor.
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SUMMER RESORTS
THE LITHIA WATER
BUFFALO SPRINGS.
PROMPT RELIEe GIVEN BY 1T TO A PAIN
FUL BLADDER AFFECTION OF TWO
YEARS STANDING.

Case Of Hr. George d. Cole. Of Warren county N c..
BUFFALO SPRINGS, VA, August 10, 1874.
Colonel Thomas F. Goodc: Dear Sir,-Far two
years have 5een the viciim Of . moat dissres ing
Affection of the bladder, the passage of my uriue
occasioning great pain at the time and cynituuipg
fur some time afterwards. Duripg this period l
was treated al one time for four months contDu-
ously by enc OF the most sklllfu physicians Of nv
section of couutry, but no menicine afforded me
even temporary relief pDe week ago arrived at
Springs, and commenH the use OF the Ii hia
wafer In twenty-four hours experienced decide
relief, and am now perfectly free from every un-
pleasant symptom.
Respectfully yours.
GEORGE d. COLE.
OF Warren county, y. c.
GRAVEL OF MANY YEARS STANDING RELIEVED
By THE LITHIa WATER.
Case NJ lfrs. Henry Loftus. Of ecklen5,rg county,
stated by DIR. Jumes Shelton.
BUFFALO SPRINGS, VA, August ] 0. STA.
Colonel Goode: In compliance with your request
give You Il statement of the case OF Mrs. Bcary
Lotus. She has been a great sufferer from gravel
for plumber Of years, medical treatment accom-
rliShng nothing for her y0nd mitigation OF suf-
f.ring. She recently began the use OF the Llthfa
wafer here, and IN It W days dlSch irged without
pain n gravel Weighing, am continent, not less
than twenty grains which Is now In my possession.
Yours respectfully,
au l2-tOd4t JAMES SHELTON. NJ. ID.
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NorAR1ps APPOINTED The Governor yes
terday appoin ted the following notaries pub
lie: S. Is. Mercer for Loudoun county and
Matthew Houstol for Washington county.
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DRY GOODS of all Kinds, adapted to the present
and coming seasons, can now be had at LEVY BRO
TIERS ut prices to suit the pockets.
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ALL KINDS OF SUMNER DRESS GOODS are now
being sold regardless Of cost at Levy BROTHERS,.
Dress goods must be sold ont clear.
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RANCE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
countIng-room Tuesday, August 11th:
SA. NJ. ]. NJ. u 7. h.
rs 80 S6
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MADISON WARD RkPUBLIcANs.-The Re-
publlcans of Madison Ward met in council
Mt HAMS Hall last night for the purpose OF
completing their ward organization, and for
general Interchange Of views regarding
pol.ics-past, present, and to come. An
executive committee of mixed colors was
elected. Mr.. Otis II. Russell announced to
the meeting that be was about to remove
into Clay Ward, and with many regrets was
compelled to tender his resignation as q
member of the City Committee. This action
created quite stir. Burgess men, Wash.
burn men, and Chandler men began to con-
suit in corners Of the room. and red.hot
fight for the succession seemed imminent.
Mr.. Andrew Washburn, Charles l.. Clark
son, of the internal revenue collectors )
office, and Sergeant Paul, Of the Attucks
Guard, were nominated to fill the vacancy.
Dire confusion and trouble was pending, and
half dozen noisy speakers were on the floor,
when Joe Cox, custom.house jantor, got up,
with majestic wave of his band, and begged
the meeting to remember that Dispatch re-
porter was present, and they ought to behave
properly, so the reporter could "telt some.
thing true about them." After that there
was perfect order and quiet. Clarkson re-
ccived twenty.seYcn votes. Paul was COM
plimented with about half dozen. Before
Washburn's could be counted somebody
moved that his election be made unanimous,
and that was accordingly done. The straw
in the current of Republican politics was
supposed by the knowing ones present to
show that the wind was not blowing par
ticularly strong in Mr.. Bergess's way.
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A GREAT IMPROVEMENT PRoPosED.-The
Piedmont and Arlington Insurance Com
pany some time ago purchased the building
on the northeast corner of Ninth and Main
streets, the second story of which was long
used for Conservative headquarters. 1t was
built by the late Samuel &. Robinson, and
was designed TO be two stories higher than
it now is, but was never completed, owing
10 the monetary pressure prevailing at the
time. The Piedmont and Arlington Com
pany contemplate carrying out the original
design, and the building when finished will
he one Of the handSomest and most imposing
in the city. Mr.. John Gibson is now en-
gagged in making the plans.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

EOR RENT. the entire HOUSE $50 An
i adm lrab adapted for 1rst-cass board. I'll
nghouse) No. Fourteenth stleet two doors south
OF Main. It has tue STORE, with counters,
rant 4 good dry cellar. 1oOred aud pisstered-weil
adapted for barber saloon.
The upper portion Is as we'll appointed In the
division OF rooms tbeing eight large and several
slnal and in the lxlurcs-such as stationary wash,
basins. bath rooms, closets, Gas any 10 be nid
for clearinghouse purposes; will rent separately
or rs whole; and 10 secure All immediate tensas
the rent willbevery reasonable. Apply to
j. THUhPSOS BROWN.
All ct Ageut.
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Airlmund lispatrh.

wrHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TEE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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me- THE BEST TOOTH-POWDER.

MEADE & BAKERS
SApONINE DENTIF
the most effcacous and elegant preparation known
for preserving aud whitening the teeth. Used ana
recommended by our bes. dentists. Prepared only
by MEADE bAhEh, fhar"acis's
9l9 Main street.
Sold by druggists generally. Price, 80 cents
,o~ au s
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AEILLBORO' HOUSE

GHRYSTAL fBEATE SIP RING
P.L. YA3BROUGH, PROPRIETOR,
MILLBORo' DEPOT, BATH COU1TY, VA,
now open for the accommodation OF visitors and
The travelling public. Divergns point for Bath
Alun, Warm, Hot, Jordan luln, and kockbridge
Alum Springs. Stages for all the above plac.
twice daily. Accommodations frst-class. Charges
moderate.
For terms and Information address the proprie.
lor my l6-3m
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----Wtek ending------o
August 0, August 8, 4 ug. l, August 8,
1872. 1878. 1874. 1874.
". c. ". c. H. c. VI. c.
Total deaths Ill "a "a 40 IL 1Y 10 is
Still-born...... 0 2 8 8
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Police CoURT-Nayor CIiles presiding.-
Peter Finklin (colored), found guilty Of tres.
pass on j. L. Reams, was tiaed one dollar
aud costs
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TNHE HEALING SPRINGS
ton the line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
B. N. QCARLES, MANAGER,
will be kept open for the reception Of visitors to
the 1sT OF OCTOBER,
with accommodations for three hundred persons.

These Springs, situated In the beautiful Warm
springs valley. are accessible from COyington, on
the CnesaDeake and Ohio railroad, over fine turn
pike road fifteen mi les, with easy grades and pass
ing in full view OF the celebrated Falling Springs
anu the magnificent scenery on jackson's river
The air Is pure. dry, aud braCing, and fogs, so
unknown.
The bathing is delightful and exhilaraling. Pure
freesonc wafer from the mount ,ins !, conveyed by
pipes through The buildings aud grounds for ali
purposes.
Music by kessnich's Band, and ample facilities
for amusement and recreation provided.
Telegraph and postoifice In the hotel.
Beard, s3 per day; IL $50 per week; and Ego
per month. Chill under tel years and colored
servants half price.
NJ. ID. HOUSTON, NJ r., resident ply ysician.
Descriptive pamphlets 10 be had OF Mcssrs. PCR-
CELL, LADD & Co., Richmond. or Of the manager
ut the Springs. u. NJ. QUARLrS.
au I2-d12t Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-12
STORAGE.

DR1DGEWATER FAMILY AND BEL.
f1 sONT Xxx EXTRA FLOuR.-We are kept
constantly supplied With this celebrated FLouh,
which we offer TO the trade and 20 III iots
10 siit. Every barrel arrantsa 70 pieas. I. re-,
~ 26-3taY2W Z. g y " HAnAAn - v W. W. (