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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
An Attack oI, Custer City by inc
Indians.

uv;u,. Nav ga citizen OF this place,
- arrived from Custer City, says that on
he night al The 18th thar place was attacked
.r Indians. who burned the ammunition
Use in the centre of the city, which, in
owing ~. destroyed several houses. His
'.riv, numbering nincty-siX, left at daylight
;ar next morning. and he cannot give par
;euIal-. The party buried John Schenck,
ii Yanklon. WHO had been shot eight miles
:.:. Bu..alo Gap. ON the north side OF the
p.,:,. between Red Cloud and Sidney, they
toUl the body OF I. p. Hermann, OK Car,
I,Ir, PENN. who had $500 in checks ana
~ il 2rcrni@ck> with him. The Indians
lit ihr,r. Bat stripped him OF everything
t.,,. and ran of his stock. The body was
..Arn IL sidney and from there forwarded
me- and the money was placed III the
!4al, 81 Mr.. Moore Il citizen OF Sidney. On
49, Eth the Indians attacked miners
.-,in ut midnight. III Rosebud, between
Caster and Dcadwood. They surprised
sad Killed all The occupants, literally hack
a., them TO pieces. There arc about 4,OO0
lu0rlc in Custer and 1920 houses, but
ao'a.A- can be done on account OF the In
t.y.,. ii NAN goes Il mile from camp
all. !.g lC>c> hlS scalp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
By Grnses C Williams,
Auctiuneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VALUABLE AND MELI-IslPROvED
ESTATE IL KH2 ss AZ MESTnM G9TTAGE
kBovE II TE ciT III 81 Rfe AHS At AtC
TION.-In execution of decree OF the Chancery
Court OF Richmond entered on the 4th Of May,
viii sell at auction upon the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY the 7th day OF June, 1876, commencing
ESTATE, formerly owned by General Bernard Pey-
ton, and now by Mcssrs- aNlll & Crenshaw. 1t con-
tains 600 417-1000 ACRES, fronting on the River
About 95 acres river fairgrounds. between the
canal and the river, running up to Boshcr's DAM OF
grounds between the highlands and the canal; 800
acres Of high land and 6J acres Of avily-wooded
land, mostly In original growth The buildings are
unusually extensive and complete, embracing good
DWELLING with ten rooms, kitchen, laborcrs'
quarters two barns two cor houses stables, sheds,
cattlc-shetcrs, smoke-houSe, ice-house dairy, bee
house, &c, &C.. ali In frst-rate order.
There Is fine orchard and vineyard, also lime
Kiln and brckyari 10 Doth on the canal Win mn
builiing-sand, which can be prohtably transported
TO the city.
with cedar-posts, all put up within the last year.
About 35 acres are in wheat 100 acres In oats.
100 acres I'm clover to be moved this year. and the
165 acres In wheat and oats are seeded with clover,
80 acres in clover aud timothy. II acres In corn.
and 40 acres In sod now used for gra8ing). and en-
closed in lots with new fences.
For some years this estate has been under most
thorough system of Improvement by the use of lime
and stable manure drought from ON Rich RtSnm9nd by
one OF the most productive farms on James river.
The soil Is mostly of the chocolate ebay and loan va
rety: Is very susceptible and retentve of improve
ment. producing finely In grain, grasses, tobacco.
and other crops of this section.
It's situation OH the canal affords every facility for
the cheapest transportation, whilst It's nearness to
the city makes 1t an exceedingly desirable country
seat and In competent hands it cannot fail to prove
Il profitable investment.
This Is lrst-class estate. and 1t is hoped that per-
sons wishing such property will examine 1t before
the day of sale.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at one. two
and three years for negotiable notes. with interest al
six per centum per annum 1.-THE Interest payable
af-yearly) and title retained by thecollrt until the
notes shalt he paid JAMES Il. CRENSIThW.
Special Commissioners.
GEUBBs 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. my 25
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/. FIN..AslS 3
74E ~
RICEN
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
fl sfzsEl3 ~ wEDSgspIY. Jfav ~ 1a,a

american Gotd.--112 bid. 1EiI : 'E'f
htGee Sseuritfes<-VirSfni consols, sc bid, f,8l
asssed: Virginia consols, new, 81 bn, 81 asked
virginia deferred. bid, s asked; Virginia interesl
cersineates, ~ asked; Virginia tax-receivabIe CON-
pons, S6h biz S9x asked; North Carolina old 1 4
pidi tennessee SIS, old, IL bid. "a - :, :
Ctty Observation-Disclosures city S's l11L bid
Eichmond city SIS, o4k bid, esq asked; PetcrsbIra
sy 6fs. 30 bid 30 asked: LynchburR city s's OS
nid Lynchburg city G's, 80 bid ; Norfolk city ga
D! bid; Norfolk city water S', LOOK bid: Norfoas
CITY 6,s 76 bid; fredericksburg city GA SO hid
Rdatrood Ronds. - Richmond, Fredericksburp
ana Potomae Railroad mortgage rs, J. and j., 97s
O., 50 bid. e"s~ . o NJ Ano
&C. Canal Bonds;-James River and Kanawha Canal
nrst mortgage 6's, n. and n, SO asked.
- Edttfoad Sfocks.-Ricbmond, Freder!cksburc and
Potonac Kailroad seven per cent. guaranteed ! OO
par, sZS bid; Richmond and Danyillc Railroad, 100
Bank Seocks.-NationaI Bank of virrin,a. 100
par, 1oZ BID, 1O5 asked: Union Bank OF RichIuond.
90 par, 40 bid, so asked; Merchants and Planter
Savings, 25 par, 22 asked; RIchmond Ranking and
20 par, cox bid. ivy e"'Ans'
Insnrance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
Iihe, 20 par, ~ bid 39& asked; Virginia State 25
par. z! bid; Virginia Homo, 100 par, 96 bid loo
a as herchants and Mechanics, 100 par 90 bid
70 asked: City, 100 par, 81 bid. IS asked: Old
DOMINION, 100 par. so asked: Richmond Fire AS
ISOLATION, 25 par, rs asked; Piedmont and Airing
ton Life 100 par. so bid, 1875 asked
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,,,roit Eoryc- Captured.

...,>..7. y,nEGEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.-.> BALTIMORE HOUSE.
-,....,,fro = detective left this
H-'..'',, ..,,n IN with 4 rcQuStion
s'. g. NO.. ,.,r-,Ii Car y Wallinr. an
II ". 49,. -, ycry nr,rlv succeeded in
s. ..' IT.. -,I,- ,,,vn crrin firm of
,.'@l..."- mi, civ. ont OF $500 on 4
n i -. ',..''. r,f;n,, and draft. The par
i-~-..' .. 'M,ir - related hv Mr.. Gill,
:: sT' q" ..' ., ,..'', ,r% =. follows: \ short
f. %" ....' '..,,lrrn,an from Kansas CITY
.a ,~.' 3.,,i;,,,. with Gill & Fisher
1' ~ ,.r..,. - south street, and in
.' -. ,'t ..,,,,.~-gtion spoke OF several
,l f,.,.,,. in tho grain-receiving
',.';,... i,,.irrSS who had been victim
80. jflinniS >harp"r bv means OF
". : ',linr and drafts.
..- '.IIm,gn', 6rparture the firm,
'- , .f,t fhrv Ind dealings with
-r-.;,,l;. ln,tad over their books
- o.. ,,.,,,,.s ~ several new CORES
.r.. state. They immediately
... .i.o New York houses whose
l......,. mentioned. and inquired the
~. ...rt,. Ly whom they had been
..-.~'f rrrIv was received giving
..''''.' ....,. - ,in oc,,rrrrncr. and the
n.y. :''.' ,.t,i.;, Tho .L,rner had been
." ':,,'. ,l,.;r hool.s Eossrs
49,. t'..';t .',- ~ ~, nn,nns ~ = r
~. d" -, ,Ln nome. 1,n5cr
",.'-''.,." -, w, W. h,a nno, sw.;n-
ON, a,.a fmu,d th,t ,hnv had
...,.'., 800, i,,, IN. 1ir,n for $500 for two
...,.I.,i,,s,h Grain. Th. draft was at
....'f;I - I,aino mirroring to have
.,.'f -. nri,rhtwo6d station. Illinois
.
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A CURIOUS LIGHTNING FREAK .-lRush
Tower correspondence OF the Hillsboro' De-
raocrat.l When the storm OF the 18th IN
slant came up, Mr.. Joseph Drybred, his two
sons, John and Samuel, and man named
Joplin, were sitting in the passage-way OF
the house, but were soon driven into room
for shelter, and, unfortunately, all seated
themselves around and near to the fireplace,
and while passing off the time in conversa-
ton flash OF lightning struck the gable end
Of the house, passed down into the room and
struck Mr.. Joplin on the right arm, about
half way between the wrist and elbow, burn
ing hole in his shirt about the size OF an
old-fashioned silver quarter. He, was
knocked out Of his chair, and remsined in
helpless and insensible condition Tor nearly
three hours. A double-barrellcd shotgun
Standing in the corner Of the room was also
struck and both barrels fired of. The house
was set on fire, which was put out q mean
the fire. by those worse scared than burt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street, opposite Dtspdtch Office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L BRICK REsIDENCE, No. 22 SOUTH LA s,l,,
REL STREET, BETWEEsNd !ssr n sFE Iapc
TAIN G. ". BURR, FACING MoNROE PARK
AND IMMEDIATELY IN THE REAR OF THE
DWELLING LATELY OCCUPIED by COLO.
MEL ALBERT ORDWAY.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust executed to the undersigned, as trustees by G
w. Burr and wife, dated 18th December, 1879, ana
recorded In the Richmond Chancery COURT; D. D.
IO2 b., page Bland default having been made In
the payment OF the negotiable note therein seerred
and being required so TO DO by the holder thereof
shaIi sell mt public auction on the premises on JUNE
s. 1875, at 5A o'clock z. 81, the following REAL-
ESTATE described In said deed-yiz, "a]l that cef-
tain PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, With the Inn
proyements and appurtenances thereon and there
unto belonging lying In the city Of Richmond, State
of Virginia, bounded and described rs ioiiows-0
wit BEGINNING at point on the west line OF Laurie,
street between Franklin street and the Grove road
ity feet from the junction Of the puD.
lie alley between Albert Ordways land and tnat OF
DR. David Newconlbe, trustee FOR Enoda a. New.
feet, thence westwardy 120 feet thence northerly
feet parallel with the west line OF Laurel street.
thence casterly 100 feet to the place Of begnnt1g
The location or the above desirable ShtCh
DWELLING recommends Itself on account or lis
being on the most popular drive OF The city, ana
passing the front door, rho dwelling has about zen
rooms, with modern improvements, and WIS buiis
by the present occupant few years ago Tor MS own
use I'm the most substantial manner.
TERMS: CASH rs TO expenses OF sale and Ei-oVV'
with Interest thereon at eight per cent from Decem-
Der l6, 1874 to day Of sale; and the paisnce on
$50 CALVIN SHAFEER, Trustee.
J.TBO1PSoy BROWN, Auctoneer.
my a-tdexN24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
by Grubhs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A GRAND SALE ON WHIT MoNDA

A GRAND SALE ON WHIT MONDAY,
IA JUNE 5, 1875, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK 7. M
ING, &C., AND FORTY splendid BUILDING
LOTS, AT AUCTION.-The sale VIII c9mmencs
with the place formerly known as IhA .a sss,s
Ing the new cemetery, fronting ON patrick STREET
bounded by four streets, containing TWO ASkEs-
trees, well Of water, &c. $685.. 1875, !, c.,ro
Then we win sen FORTY SPLENDID LOTS
lying opposite TO the above, on the crown OF inc h
in beauty Of situation by any lots near the Eacn
lot Is 33xI2 "a feet alley 10 feet wide NO CITY
hja "a the Grand opportunity for persons OF small
means Conc 10 the sale and secure your Homestead.
Buy while you Gne LOT at low price ana a5on
ferr1ssay one fourth cash balance ~ tour,
es.hs and fwoIYe months, with Interest.
q iiheral discount made for all cash See map ~
our Office. Gn Dds y w xStaslsrra
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BY Squire e Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auc:ioneers.
or RANT Of root

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i BUILDING LOT. IN THE COUNTY, OF OF
HENRICO. NEAR THE WESTERN LINZ q ".
RlCiIMOND.-Ey virtue OF q deed Of trust executed
to the undersigned as trustee by Samuel Walters ana
County Court clerks Office of Hcnrico County Court,
5s and default having wing been 9spn made s
cured. and being required so to do by the holder
thereof shall sell at public auction, thcprenises,
on SATURDAY the Sd day OF June next m0ntn},
described in said deed-vlz., All that certain LOT
OF LAND lying and being In the county OF Henrico
ing 80 feet on Ashland street and running back pc
tween parallel lines $50 feet to atwenfy-foot aley,
being Lot No. l Ina plan OF Hopedale. 49,.
This lot Is Immediately on the road between the
old and city reservoirs, and Is becoming very
fashionable drive No improvements.
Terms: Cash as TO expenses OF sale ana S2UI.zo
1.-THE amount Of the note securcd) and costs OF Pre-.
test; balances such terms rs Will be announced at
time OF sale JOHN ,. WISE, InuSSSe,
% ids Law ONCE SlafcfS t5uluutB' I.
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Mn. SorTHALLs BooK.-The Westminster
Rerieln, the organ Of the cultivated hctero-
doXy OF Great Britain, thus refers in its
chapter on contemporary literature in the
January number to the work of Mr.. J. &.
Southall:
"N1r. Southal believes that man made his
first appearance on the earth about six thou
sand years ago. In support Of this opinion
he has in his book, 'The Recent Origin OF
Man, subjected the evidence upon which
modern biologists and anthropologists have
assigned to the human race much earlier
origin to detailed discussion, in which he
has certainly, with considerable ingenuity,
made most of the objections that can be
raised to the calculations upon which avery
high antiquity has been assigned to the HUI
man race. Although we do not think he
hast1madc out his case his book evidences
an immense amount OF research, and will
he read with much interest and advantage
even by those who do not accept his con-
cluSiOns."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
by Chaf1in, Staples s. Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No. Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
i BILE AND CENTRALLY-LOCATED PROP
ERTY AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
NINTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AT AUG
TI0N-By virtue of certain deed Of trust executed
by S X. Campbell and John ". Dennis to the I'M
dcrsgned trustees, dated May %, 1S73, and duly re-
the city Of Richmond, u. p. 100 c., page 366, de-
thereby secured and being required by the holder
thereof, we will proceed to self ut auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY, juno II, 1875, ut 81
O'Clock L. NJ, the VERY DESIRABLE PROPER
TY located rs above, fronting on Ninth street 63H
feet. less, and running back between parallel
lines 103 feet, more less, with all the privileges
thereto belonging. ....
Situated the corner lot Of this property Is the
handsome three-story brick building occupied by
the Wheeler e Wilson Sewing-Machlne Company,
occupying about twenty front feet on Ninth street.
1t IS probable that OH the day of sale all the parties
Interested will consent that the property he divided
into three parcels and sold separatey In which event
the two vacant lots fronting about % feet each will
be offered first
Such desirable and ccntraliy-located property Is
seldom put upon the market, and 1t should command
the attention Of purchasers.
TIE TERMS, as required by the deed. will be cash
to expenses of sale and TO pay Oft and discharge
bond OF $4,000, with interest from the 23d of Feb
rrary, 1876, till paid; but 1t IS probable that on tho
day of sale all the parties interested will consent
that much more liberal terms be offered; and II so
notice thereof will be given ut the hour of sale
a. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee,
w. w. COSBY, Trustee.
CIAFFIS, STAPLES Il Co., AuctiOnecrs. ie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
By Squire s. Goddin-
Real tstatt agents anu fuCeIVrI'CI"
OF Bank street,

A r THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER,
4 w Chombnrlayne Esa we shall offef at pub
lie auc,"n on MONDAY the 9TH day Of june. 1873
a. S T. IL, that BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN W, VILLA
orate limits near to the Brook turnpike and not far
rom the residence of the late Garland IIanes. The
tract contains some FORTY,hlREE ACRES Of the
Thr improvements consist Of new modern-buh'
Residence, mansard roof, and contains some
seven rooms; small orchard; nnc wen OF wafer
This is one Of the attractive places near tho
city. ,o .a,o,,,oao,S,v div,
5od TITO three rarce-the house and improvements
With twenty-three Of land and two lots OF Ter
acres each The largest lot, with the Improvements
will he offered first, with the privilege OF the twe
Aiiiat'e' '''' : SQUIRE & GODDIN,
-. n Aucttoneers.
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From the Border.

From the Border.
',o,,rc Of the Richmond Dsspa'ch.l
.,%:'S'''.' BRrsToI- GoopsoN,I
N7enI>rA AND TENNESSEE,
May %, 1876.
,s Item, Of the least possible interest
New, or general. have been rcmarka-
fi3]' w NV. Tor some considerable time.
h. . .. "snnarcnt that some Sight 'mpro'e,
~ ,-L,;n,. OH in our midst in the way OF
-eri : on6 a somewhat better feetina
h',!"H'>> T,,>incss men. brought about, as 1
S-'aE, '1;cyr, bv the cheering prospect OF q
w ",t r,,Icrs in our Government.
tNsr- ,,nnnlc will rise in their majesty
So ~ u. a,d hurl from power those that
=, ~.-u' ;,,ae rho war robhing. and steal
vs. ,,,~qYuizing over them. We nope
r.. S." -, ,n2; the time OF dcllverancc Is
ga. hand. c,,,;,, - moot ~,
u. ,.,a,. will send the very best men
',;. and that the result OF that Con-
- '.' ..,,,,. ~, the nomination OF SamuelJ.
yr,''" ' ',''. az New York. with some
.-+,%' western man rs second on '"e
>e,, ,u,, ,..y uron Southwest Virginia
~. ,'., 49,. T., Arr iull duty in swelling the
- -. - -. IKE nominees OF the st. Louis
,@ m. MICA. crop is splendid all through
~ ... rat, are very promising. To-
Or. - .t,r,, axe plentiful, and larger crop
Z" ..., : beng set ont. Peaches are
-, .,.r... The apple croNis good: and
~ ...,n :ar everything that Is growing.
g.. R,>t. - Kahn. OF the Catholic Church.
~, >,>tr rday: loctured nj -. Ann
s. ARD r.,ulirmcd number OF con-
IIc :, IN able and eloquent divine.
49,. BORDER.
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How QUIETLY THEY WIPE OUT BULLY
IN CAL1FoRSIA.- John Goshwieler,
one OF the leading capitalists OF California,
and one of the really good fellows OF that
State, tells a thrilling story. One day IN the
early times he was standing in pioneer
shanty saloon, in company with great big
fighter who was the terror OF the camp and
town. There was nothing that this giant
could not whip. and very little that he had
not whipped. This big fellow was sitting
near the bar when stranger entered. lie
was a newcomer in town. IIewas not more
than twenty-five. slenderly built, pale, with
biz eyes, delicate features, and hand Ike
girl. He stepped quietly up to the par
and asked for glass of brandy. Inc glass
was placed before him; WhereuPon the Dully
rose from his chair, put his big, braWny
hand in front OF the youngSter, TOOK the
brandy, and drank it. The young man SAID
nothing, but quietly laid down four DTS ana
said:
s:Give me another glass OF brandy"
The brandy was put out, the glass was
filed. and the bully again reached forward,
took the brandy. and drank it. The young
ster mt four bits on the counter, and SAID,
easily:
..Ciive me two glasses Of brandy"
The two glasses were put out, hiled, ana
the bully the third time reached forward,
took glass, and drank it. The young. man
paid no attention even to the giants pistols
and knives, but, taking the other glass,
drank it, and put down dollar. Then,
with cas- manner, he left the bar for the
door, walked five or six steps, turned like
q flash of lightning, and shot the bully
through the heart. AS he walked out OF the
! door he said to one of the bystanders
THAT fellow might have hurt somebody,
vel. "-Ben. Trumae'S Los angeles Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
by Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate agent and Auctioneer,
HOS 1(ain street.

TRULY VALUABLE MARKET-GAR-
i DEN AND BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE ON GfKY AND HAREIE STREETS,
AND IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE TO THE NEW
RESERVOIR, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-At the
request of Mrs. Ann e. Martin win, on SATCR-
DAY, June 3, 1875, on the premises, ut o'clock
=. NJ. offer for sale her beautiful suburban RISE
DENCE, located rs described above, with FOUR
ACRES OF LAND, with the privilege OF EIGHT
ACRES, extending through from Cary to .Haryie
streets and bounded on the east by the fine avenue
$50 feet wlde) recently opened by the city. leading
from the grounds Of the new reservoir to Main
street.
The improvements tho place arc OF superior
character. The HOUSE contains SIX rooms. with u
beautiful grapery and fower-garden In front, With
NIL the necessary out-buiidings, well OF good water,
sc. The quality and character of the soil Is known
to ALL and for the production OF all the vegetable
known In this market is unequalefi. The place is
well enclosed with new fencing and Is In perfect
repair the buildings having been recently painted,
&c, SC.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance In one, two,
aud nrcc years. with six per cent. interest added
FRANK ID. HILL
nv "a AuCtioneer.
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TIME VARIETY SPRINGS,
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA,
FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM STAUNTON
tears stopping ut the door, on Inc chesapeake anu
Ohio railroad.
THIS WATERING-PLACE,

THIS WATERlNG-PLACE,
situated in the mountains Of Virginia, at an cleva-
ton of 1000 feet above the level OF the sea- oers 10
both invalids and pleasureseckers rare colnDnaon
of attractions In the variety and excellence Oh tiE
mineral waters the healthy and delightful nature OF
the climate, and the unrivacd magIihcencc OF the
surrounding scenery
classes of alum, chay beate, and healing. The alum
water is shown by actual analysis 10 be fully equal
to that OF the Rockbridge Alum The chalybcate and
healing waters of very superior excellence. Am
pie experience In the use OF these waters have fully
established their great curative properties They have
adapted the treatment OF dyspepsia, liver disease,
constipation, scrofula eryspcls, cutaneous diseases
neuralgia rheumatism, diseases OF the urinary ana
generativc organs, maladcs peculiar to the female
sex and general debility. There are Few forms OF
chronic disease that would not either be entirely
PLUNGE or SIIOWER-BATHING III the healing
water.
The nights arc cool and pleasant in the hottest Wea-
Their and the climate Is SalubriouS and invgoratlns
The scenery Is truly magnificent Elliott's hnop.
444S feet above the water-eve the highest noun
tain In Virginia, Is In full view OF the hotei anu ol
more than three miles from II.
Good music, croquet, and bowling,alley VIII con-
tribute to the amusement OF guests BESIDES, horseS'
hacks and spring-wagons for hire. MI,
Hotel accommodations good and comfortable. Inc
whole viii be opened for visitors on the 10TH OF
JUNE. -. ..-., a,o - ,,,or.,, ~
thirty days, $50. Children under eleven years oio
and servants half price. ;.
For circulars with analysis OF water cerlihcate el
cure &C. write to the proprietors, or apply 70 the
D'Spa'c" oHi'e' '''' P. & NJ. BURRUss,
% 7oedIm Proprietors.