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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-23

AN AWFUL RESPONSIBILITY
Everybody has something to say
about consumption. We all deplore
its terrible rhVRgcs, but only a few of
us seem TO have common sense
enough to take the proper means of
preventing IL. Ii is a fact as a of
proof as That two and two are four,
that Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar, taken as a remedy for cough,
cold, difficult breathing, hoarseness
or any other of the symptoms which,
as 1t were, pave the way for that ter
rible destroyer, will effect n rapid and
radical cure of the ailment, and avert
all danger. Whoever, knowing this,
neglects to resort to the true specific
under such circumstances, assumes n
fearful responsibility.
Pixies TooTH-ACHE DROPs-Cure
i'll one minute. 22f-lwd&w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-23

A John Barker and his wife,
living here, agreed to disagree and
separate. Formal articles were drawn
up, signed, sealed and delivered.
Barker was to support his child and
make a certain allowance for Mrs. B.
But Mrs. B. finding that it was not
good to be alone, allowed Barker's
place to be filled by n John Guyman.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-23

Yesterday was Washington's birth
day and it was generally observed
throughout the country. Thousands
upon thousands, however, commem-
GRATED the day in other ways than
by adopting his virtues and emulat-
ing his example.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-23

The subscription price of the
DAInY LEADER has been reduced to
twenty-five cents u week, or ten dol
hrs q year in advance.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-23

Lenten services are held in st.
Marks (Episcopal) Church on Wed
nesday's and Fridays at il a. NJ, and
at the Rcctory on Tuesdays and
Thursdays at I! p. m.
There vas no service in the Church
on Sunday evening or account Of a
difficulty with the fiues, but the
trouble will be remedied immedi-
ately, and the usual services may be
expected next Sunday at II u. IN. and
Z p. m.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-23

The Valley House is tho best for
commercial travellers and transient
guests to stop at In Salt Lake City.
The c eAnest OF rooms and best of
III, 10 &c e per day.
nOVl7-dtmayi
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-23

COAL.
COAL.

The best OF Colorado Coal will bc
delivered 10y W. H.. Lee, by the
half-carluad or more, for 81 per ton.
In smaller quantities at $3.50 per ton.
Leave your orders at Bakers pruvi-
sion store. uOvIS- DIFF
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-23

Just received, Buckskfn under
shirts and drawers At IIELLMAN's.
feb4-d (
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-23

Blank 4egal forms of all kinds for
sale at the LEADER uaicr.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-23

While our puff OF the A~lleghan-
ian frauds was going the rounds of
our exchanges, it was deemed neces-
sary to lie in advance to bolster up
the waning fortunes Of that tinkling
outfit. The following despatch APP
peared in the Salt Lake Herald of the
2lst inst:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-23
CHEYENNE, Feb. II, 1875.

The A~lleghanians appeared here
two nights to the greatest success ever
achieved in this city. Hundreds of
people were turned away from the
Opera House unable to gain admission.
The company are en- route for Salt
Lake. J. MCDANIELS,
Prop. Cheyenne Opera House. :
And the children cried for them, and
Digges, b. j. s., got tight with them,
and a special train from Denver was
chartered for them, and still they were
not happy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-14
pOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
lC VIRGINIA.
OHIO RAILROAD.
JAMES A. FRAZIER. PROPRIETOR.

OPEN TO TIE PUBLIC JTrNE 1sr
CAPAcITY........ EIGHT HUNDRED.
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The New York Herald asks II Commodore
yaspKnBLr Is q "pauper," prompted to ask
t,fe question because the Commodore begs
the city to give the gratuitous use OF two
piers to the New York Central railway, OF
which the Com modore IS king. The head
Ing to tine paragraph is startling. Certainly
one could be hardly more so than Commo.
dore VANDERBILT a pauper." Yet 1t Is just
such an announcement as might be expected
In these times; not, indeed, that 1t should De
made of Commodore VANDERBILT particu'
larly, but of any millionaire. The "sbr'nk'
ace~ in securities has been such that the
transition from opuIence to poverty should
be no strange event. A very noted million
aire, recently dead, has LETT fortune which
has dwlndIed upon Investigation to quarter
| Of a ailion. we can imagine to what q
state of poverty bis poor heirs are reduced
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS

NJ COHEN BROTHERS
are selling the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot in
remnants at 12hc,
They have also one of the largest assor ments Of
DRESS GOODS In the city.
DRESS GOODS at 9, 12k, 16, aud i &c. for the
WORSTED DEBEGEs-reduced from CSC.
All the better quality DRESS GOODS reduced In
price.
Their assortment of BLACK aud COLORED
SILKS, both for dresses and trimming, Is the
largest and cheapest ever offered, being bought
al various auction sales.
Do not fail to see their BLACK ALPACAS and
GRENADINES before you buy.
VICTORIA LAWN at l2hc., at &c. reduced from
3Oc., at 25c. reduced from ACC.
Great bargains In FRENCH PlQUE5.
Also. FRESCH NAINSOOK and CAMBRICS at
from 10 to 25c. usual value 35 to 45c.;
SWISS MUSLINS and TARLATANS bought at
recent auction sales See their prices.
FRENCH-WovE CORsETs at Soc. at Tic. worth
S1,ats2 selling generally for s1.75, at 81 so
reduced from 1915.
The largest variety In HAMBUR9H EDGlNG and
INSERTING ever tffered.
Also. a large stock of PARASOLS,
COTTON TRIMMING In great variety at fully half
value;
Also. COVENTRY and GUIPURE TRIMMING
a: considerably l: IS than usual price.
RIBBONS in all Widths and shades;
SASII-GIBBONS from soc. up. jeJ
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ERRoRs.-There were good many errors
Ia Saturdays Dispatch. We think it proper
to correct few of the worst:
In the report Of DR.. SMITHS address,
Lord NuSBoDpo ought to have been
"Lord MoNBoDDo &" Colonel j. P. FiTz "
should have been "Colouel j. P. FIrzdE-
RALp"; "Nine-pence and four pence, and
hapenny." ought to have been, "Nane pence
and four pence hopenny."
The following is corrected sentence:
"JAMEs MORTON, the solid column oil
revolutionary fame; r. N. VENABLE NAT
THEW LYLE; WILLIAM BERKELEY, whose
works and whose sons are with US; HENRY
D., WILLIAM NJ, and HENRY e. Watkins,
&c. ,.... ....
10 behalf of the printer, we state that the
manus cript was very bad.
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!. ~. E;silAa isss.,
n-i5- THE BUFFALO WATERS AS A

n-5- THE BUFFALO WATERS as "A
MEDICINAL AGENT IGRHsUala TIC GOVT.
CASE OF MAJOR TURNER. A MsMBER OF THE
- RlCHMoND IVA BAR.
co,onct Thomas r. Goodc, Buffalo Li.hla Springs:
Dear sir,-I have been subject TO attacks OF RHEU-
nArrc GouT since 1860, the seYerest attack occur
ring In March, 1874. At The suggestion Oh my phy-
sicisn Dr. Hunter Mcguire, commenced the use
of your LITHA WATER In June last. since
commenced the use OF this water have had no al
tack of the disease, aud the symptoms have almost
II not emit ELF disappeared, aud am In great hopes
that by the use OF your water permanent cure haa
been effected. The use Of this water has very
plea SAINT effect upon The kidneys, and tnttribue my
present health mostly to The use OF the wafer from
your spring.
Very truly, your obedient servant
jc 14-2t Z. r Ao h'Ah
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-14

The aspiring members Of the ham ton OF
American society must receive lively i'm
pulse from the telegram that married Ame'
rican lady Mrs. CHEsstBoRoUGH, was the belle
at Ascot on cup day, where the Prince OF
Wales and the nobility were assembled. II
was the day of the contest between the
French and English horses. The English
carried the day among the horses and the
Americans among the women. So 'tis said.
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m THE BEST NEWS IN THE CITY
is THAT
WILLIAM THALH1MER

has determined to adopt the oNEpRIcE SYSTEM
and has teen engaged for the past week In marking
goods down TO the ~ lowest prices SO that they
can he sold lower Than any other house In the CITY,
Having n small expense, and buying anu selllng
my goods Tor cash only enables me to offer extra
bargains; aud believing III quick sales ana SINAI!
mr. fits will from This day ask but one price, ana
guarantee that 10 BE- the lowest IN the ely Invite
the public to call and see for themselves.
600 pitccs DRs IS GOODS from l2}c. yard
TO 75c.-a large assortment to suit any BODY aLo
everybody;
BLACK GRENADINES from 1879. to 81, In
str, ed, figured, black and colored-striped, &c.
BLACK ALPACAS from 25c. to 81 reduced from
10 TO 25c. 4 yard;
BLACk-G GROUND with WHITE STRIPE JAPA-
MISE SILK at 33c. worth SOC. yard'
LINENS aud GRf SS-ULOTHs for sulis, &C., l21a
TO 3Cc. yard
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at ~ 20 aua QUO
worth o.. a yard more;
SWISS MU,LINS from 12I4 10 37'1c.-e Xtra bar
gains; u-~S
and rIQUES very low;
Waite aud COLOkED PIQUES,a large line,
very cheap;
CasslMlREs and LINENS, extra cheap aud
large lot. at soc. worth 75r.;
WHITE LINEN DUCK and STRlPED LINEN
DUCK, slightly damaged by fire, at 6Oc. worth
double the price;
LADIES and CENT? EMEN'S GAUZEsHlhI
at land 75c. apiece; .e
LOO pARASULS, of ull kinds and prices rom
soc to IS; a'."
1.5oO CORsETS extra cheap, from SOC. to SO. 90;
sASH-RIBBONS, large line, from 25 10 75c.-
very cheap; @....-@.
KID GLOVES. the largest stock In the city to se-
lect from. in light aud dirk shades, at Toe, sl'
and$1.25; ..... .g
Best PACIFIC LAWNS tremnants) at 12S worth
2Oc. q yard, and lots Of other goods, at
..- WILLIAM TFALHIMER'S,
. COL Broad street.
od 70 je5
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..E5-sUmmER RssORfs.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RocKBR1DGE COUNTY. VA

The management of this popular SUMMER RE.
SORT. encouraged by their crest success last sea
months additional improvements, until now the ac-
mmodatons offered the public are far superior 10
any other in the mountains OF virginia The
GRAND HOTEL will be OPEN for the rfceotion oil
Visitors JUNE 1sT. It's chambers are large, ccuve-
nientIv and elegantly finished, having GAS IN
Fab ROOM, and connected with the main Office by
an ELETRlC BELL. The MINERAL WATERS
consist OF ALUM tsix different Rradcsl. IODINE
ALUM. and CIIALYBEATE, thus afording curative
agent in all cases of SCRoFULoUs ULCERATIONs OF
the skin. mouth, or throat; CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
ISCIPIENr CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC
DrSRRHd;A, disease Of The urtdaiy organs, and OF
Arr. DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES. mas
For PAMPHLETS. giving III Ter Information,
Testimonials, &c., address the Manager ut the
iBUsRD, $50 to s75 PER MONTH, according to
location Of rooms.
s. NJ. MULLIS. Assistant. je 14eod1m
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tls the senate and stoWato s ais
the great con.mauder Of the armies. IL war
A sdjstl,y of vanity without considefasion'
unworthy Of a senator, and outrageous 10
gentlemanly decorurn.
And now the high military oro1her con-
sesses he had done very shameful wrong 10
the victim Of this senatorial vu'gafity. nc
HAMPTON case is decidedly bad for the shER'
ukSs.
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nTCOHEN BROTHERS MAKE REAL
LACtS great speciality. Their stocks the largest
ever kept In this city. They are selling FALEN-
CIENNES and APPLIQUE at about half their
value. Also, GUIPURn for less than they were
ever known. 4 large stock Of ITALIAN, YAK,
and CULURED LACrS.l Je D
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Generals Sherman and Hampton.

The critics have reproduced the folio wing
extract from General SuERMAN's book and
sharply commented ihereupou:
"Many of the people thought that this
fire was deliberately planned and executed.
This :, not true. 1t was accidental. and, in
my judgment, began with the cotton which
General. Hampton's men had set ire TO on
leaving tie city (whether hy his orders or
not is not WATERWAY. which fire was partially
subdued early in the day by our men, but
when night came the high wind famed it
again into iull blaze. carried it against the
frame houses, which caught like tinder. and
soon spread hey ond control. Inmy
official report of this cor flasration I dis
tinctly charged it 90 general Wade Hamp-
ton, and confess / Gid so pontedIy to shake
the faith of his people in him, for he was, co
my opinion, braggart, and profeSsed TO be
the special champion T Somn Caroina.''--
!Sherman's Memoirs
General SHERMAN acknowledges having
officially and falsely accused General HAMp-
TON, putting in by way of plea motive
which he would seem 20 consider strong
enough to justify calum2g, on which point
people VIII probably differ very widely from
him. But In making this confession of
having perpetrated great wrong against
General HAMPTON be ithicts an insult upon
him BY expressing bis opinisa that be was
braegAr'." We suppose that among those
who know General HAxProN the opinion
Is that there is no man TO whom that
epitlft Is less applicable, and, accord
Ing TO MONTGOMERY BL&!s, certainly
General SIBERIAN IS not The person
TO apply it TO any one. He mus feel himself
protected by some other SHELF than the tim
1dity OF General HAsPgoN, or he usnld not
De 80 ready to stigmatlze him in this .saanner.
4 just critic, no matter what his paItical
opinions may be, cannot possibly faA to cen.
sure this act Of General SHERMAN 10 giving
an iusuit while making an apology for an ,nn.
Justfable wrong.
The New Orleans Times draws the follss-
ing contrast between the two generals:
hampton's march in Maryland and Penn.
syivahia shows how be regarded the rights
auu property Of enemies. Sbermgu's march
70 inc sea Is 10 marked contrast thereto
aomus saeSeo, houses burned. farms de-
P.opSAt5sNloEu, women OUTRAGED
proad, olack track OF dissolution and ruin
marked The route OF Sherman from Chstts-
noosa 70 The sea, and from Savannah 20 "a
h IL would seem that the sAgsxAss are 90.
'eineo oy strange ethics-not at all con-
sistant with gentlemanIy fairness and honor.
NC" oeheral snERMAH's accusation against
General HAMPTON reached the Senate 20;
cially General HAMPTON took occasion 70 con .
municate to that body bis positive denial n
Inc charge made against him. 1t nav be
uetbat the Senate was not, 10 parliamen;arv
pfopriety, required 10 take any notice q,
uenefai HAMrroS's letter, bat Certainly Son
a1of HERMAN couli not properly take
susa hoIlee OF it as he did. With
sli'1ed arrogance aud presumption be
as.alled General HAMPTON as though be
were a siaye aud bad no rlgbls-psonouncino
MS camqpnicatiop as = most eensu,sble nc,
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pIssOLBTIONs & PAxrA ERsHIP

Referring TO the above card ] would inform my
friends anu the public ger erlliy that Will from
his dale carry on the FEED AND PRIDLCE
BUSINESS nj The old sand o. Moore i Goodsons.
No. 3O7 seventh street, under the name aud style M
E. ID. MOOkE& 90 ;,and having ample cash caIi.
fal for The proper conduct OF fle on ness respect-
flys ici, a con tipnar &c of The fihera patronage
with has bern bestowed upo1 the late concern,
feeling confident that With my lonk exnerlelce In
taxing proper advantage OF the markets, aud buy
pg large lnati ssn rsn@er my ns ny, f. s
and quality d, gouGs- Respectfully. s ,,oo,,r.
tiisll &C Sis .ssis!; '. j.. @.'v-..1s.s
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.lLLSBORO1 HOUSE,

'ILLSBURU HUUSE,
HI HLLsEoRo'. ALBgMARLE coCSTf, VA
II. W. WALL ACE. PRoPR!ETon.
This deiiSlpfui SUMMER HOME Is located three it
miles east OF the post-ofice aud ielegraph ,s
Al brentwood depOt Chess pea&e aud ohio failroau
,,ear the base of the Blue Rtcge, com nanasps ~
exinaded and pleasing View OF the mountains. a.,
An excellent physician resides ntaf th1 p prs.
There Is a Baptist church Ia tue village, anu
by,erian church aece .sible. ,~slve
TERMS: $50 per mouth; caildren anass '"e's
wears af age and cnIored servants DALI pise, VIII,
REFER 10 the folio atbg citizeps OF kienmoNo
with their faniles. have spent The isst tHo S
ners q, this house MAJOR J. HuteSesoa e1fus.
or The 'S,use uf Hapnewinkel j. Co l.. Levy.
commission merchant; Joha h, Hctchssop' wa
Harvey 8 Joues; snd A. LUX, Atlanta, va.
lie 2. 3aW2w .essis ~
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MARRIAGES.

Married, ut the Monumental church, on the ION
Rev. Charles MInngerode 2. HAMILTON Bias
KtRVlLL To- Misa T.. NJ. SkFL"oN, daughter OK
DIR. Jonn G. sk,lton; all of Richmond, VA. NO
cards
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Ms NEW GOODS

N@ NEW CAsSIMERES. DRILLS,
DULns, &C., FOR sUMMER.-T. r. PRICE CO.
GTSsS DRILLS. LINEN DUCKS and SUIT
INGS, DRapE IE ERE for gentlemen; SOCKS,
Shirt, TIES. &C. Stock kept fun aud complete
through entire season, and goods sold NJ tair value
all the lime. Jeo
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OrrIcE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE 1NsU-
VI io .N'>'"- RANCE COMPANY,
RICHMOND, June z. 1870.
4 INITIAL MEETING.-The regular an
~ mai meeting Of the stockholders of this Com
nanv Will be held at the Company's ofhce Oh MUN-
DAY, 2Ist instant, at ~ O'CLOCK N. ne election
- WILLIAM WILLIS. JR.,
anna -,-1-T Secretary.
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This celebrated watering. place will be kept In 3
style uusurp- sspd In The mountains Of Virginia
As 10 the qualities Of the waters and the high re-
gard in which they are held by the "medlcaI ga
vans - the reader Is referred 10 the pamphlet a,
Messrs. Purcell, Ladd & Co.'S, who are agent. for
the wafer sud salts.
Among The great features Of these Springs are the
musements. which varied. sDd far surpa.s
those OF any watering.pIacc In Virginia. The
Grand Masqua Balls ami Carnival In splen Tor AMI
brilliancy surpass anything ever witnessed in this
section Of the country. IN fact nothing Of the
Kind has ever been attempted hy any other summer
resort nd nothing but desire 10 lcid could have
Induced The immense outlay necessary 10 secure
MoXlev, the incompatible Washington cOsiumer,
with his regnert Of assistants. carl, ads of COS
tunes, tons of fireworks, and thousands Of Chinese
lanterns ana oceans If erergr-ens.
The Grand Carnival. which preccdes the bal
masgHe one night. Is led bv PrOfc ~or Riterhonse's
full brass band. followed b. NaIor-Geuertl B in
command Of rho Mulligln tnarts ano his far.
famed and thor uyhly lriiuei II ph.nt Colby and
General l.. follows with 4 counterpart OF +. T..
Bsrnums men. This pageant. pas Ing through the
beautiful lawn that nature seems 10 have designed
for just such scenes. all lighted no with IN" ihon-
sands Of lanterns aud calcium lights. Win nIe-
works Of The most beautiful description In fun play
all the grounds. presents sight that pen an
not describe and must be seen - be appreciated
therefore all good KjchmGnd citZers, ESPECIALLY
the young, are expected UP this summer
49, T.t ms 13-ood2m
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nT COD-LlVER OIL,

NE COD-LlVER OIL,
MEDICINA LILY PURE.
OUR OWN IMpoRTATION-."HE BEST,
PUKEST.,AND MOST ACCEPI.>bLE
TO THE STOMACH. e,
we have The testimony OF our physicians npo
pr.scibe It. apdof patients who have aken II,
:, =, mora accaptabIe to the stomach and NOR.
easily a:sinilaed than any other OIL
- So. |, ,su,plr tust received direct from New
"a =, aEAlT q RAaEf.
.iII''s'1 Importing s'hsrmacists,
.rf.1D n.i5.f.,ti sls hs!a steel Il
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NOTICE.-All persons arc hereby eau.
~ toned against barhoring or trusting any nf
the crew of the Norwegian bark Fidar, captain
johnson from Liverpool. no debts OF u eIr con-
tractin, will ue pad Ly the captain or c1nsignecs
Iel 4-3t CURTIS & PARktR Agents
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cWEEr CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, AL
- LEGHANY COUNTY, VA. NINE MILES
FROM ALLGGHANY STATION, ON TIE
undr. signed. for several years connected vim thc
official management OF the aboye.ramei Springs,
ana tor the past few years IL the same capacity a.
the Wurm Springs, Bath county Va, would re-
specially announce 10 Ills friend, and the springs
going public that he h u Ielstd these CELEBRATED
TONIC SPRISGS-ihe best In tue mountains BOTH
FOR DRISKISG AND BATHING -ano "lli Oreh lnem
on The FIkSr UFJiINE 1875. Tor the reception
Of visitors rs trSt-ciass In all deD1'tmeni'. ne
establishment having been ovcrnauieu ahG pun
GOOD order. he hopes TO receive share 81 the pup
lie patronage. For pamphlets AMI circulars, m
quire Of Messrs. PURCELL, i:ApD GO, hich.
lnond; COLEMAN. RODGERS < Coz Balun"rei VI
of the undersigned ut thu -pringS.
nv 22.Im r. r. WILLIAMSON, Proprietor.
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WATCHES, JEwGLRY. dc.

PROPOSE TO OFFER EXTRA IN
L DUCEMENTS TO purchasers OF DiA .sc,s,p,
Of AIMS. kING3. BUTTONS. SEfs OF BREAST
PIN and EARRINGS. BRAGECETSy &C. Also, %
Iew sIi,YEK WATCHES. These articles VIII De
sold for much less tban their original cost At
s. A. WISsTttCk'S Loan ohre,
myos1m IL Fourtee nth street.
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MAST EELLEMOSTE

L (ALBkNARLE COUNTY, Val
will he opened on the 18TH OF JUNE nroXilno
for tile accommodated of SUMMER BOARDERs.
This rural retire II, situated In sight Of k+swick DE-
not on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ninety
miles west OF Richmond, Va. In the midst OF An
elegant, refined community, splendid mountain
scenery aud delightful waters. The proprietor nat
ers herself offers rare advantages 10 those desiring
pleasant ana healthy summer resort For narn-
cnIlrs address YRS. EDWARD THURMAN.
Keswick Dapnt, hlbrmarlc county. Va.
References: j. 4. PACE, ksq.: q: w. RoY>rEE
L o.. SUBLETT i CARY, a. Z. Fox, AUD j !.
SrpJ nv 4-lm
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WTAaM SPRINGS,
Yf $500 BATH COUNTY, va.

The most delighttaI W Raj LPI3usR s bAan
m the world Now open for recepft,net fiso ~,
for pamphlets or further in arnstlo" spps ~. -
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DEATHS.

Died, on the Sd of June. / S75. at Buchanan, Va,
ALICE BOYD JOHNSTON. wife OF Waller y.
Johnston, Esq.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTIoN, HENRICO GUARD.S
a COMPANY ID" FIFTEENTH .VlR.A
GINA i>FANTRY I members ,n Of IoId
will meet Mt the corner of Main and Laurel streets
upper corner OF Monroe Squirrel at ox o'ciosS
MONDAY tVENtNG, June 14th All OF tnc
mem bcrs In The city who were mustered In on INC
18th of May, l SCI, will please attend.
je 12-2t* ONE OF Old ".
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srMaEs REst,n.r.
VUE DE L,EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS, VA.

This delightful summer seaside res,a +.
open for the reception Of visitors. h'H
LARGE BALt-RooM, FINE BAND, s.r,r.
FISHING, BATHING, BnLrARD.Rooxs, Row VS. ING
ALLEYS, &C., &c. TELEGRAPH tFPrcr =, w.
HOTEL. ~ HE
Boats from Richmond. Washington, Ba,p,,o..
Norfolk, &C., touch at the hotel wharf. >
TERHs.-June: $50 per month. aI5 r,
$3.50 per day. July and August: ks5 psr ,,"e.s s'
slo per week, 30 FER day. Special ,er,os -
season. WILLIAM I. HOWELL. ~
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| GUNNER BOARD CAN BE Oh FAMED
! y at "THE BROOK delightfully."- situated
"s"A VIVA MRS JOHN STOCKTON.
| Refers to Me:srs. Martin uason, No. 10y
| Twelfth street: P & Harrison. 1924 airy street;
| Ad. Flair. CT Powers, Blair & Co., Pearl street.
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