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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

PARDoNED BY THE GOVERNOR oyernor
Holiday yesterday pardoned William Stew
art dti1s William Stuart, who was in June,
1873, sentenced by the County Court oil
Rockingham to two months Imprisonment
and 500 fine for keeping and exhibiting q
keno-table.
The Governor, in making bis endorsation
on the application for pardon, says He
applies for pardon on the ground that
whilst be was guilty Of the offence land to
which he pleaded guilty., he bad long be-
fore he was indicted reformed bis habits.
and Is now engaged in business, and that
both his health aud reputation are suffering.
He has been leading highlY-respectable
and business life. He was sentenced June
q, 1878. His application is endorsed By the
Judge, by the prosecuting attorney, and
number OF respectable citizens OF Rocking
ham. He is therefore pardoned on condl
ton OF his paying the fine and costs.
William Raine was also pardoned by the
Governor for the following reasons:
"WilIiam Raine, a colored boy, was con
yicted and sentenced by the County Court
of Prince Edward for attempting to set IRE
to dwelling-house to twelve months I'M
prisonment in the county Jail, December
1877. The evidence in the trial was purely
circumstantial. Since, facts have been dc
.yeloped which satisfy the prosecutor tllal
the boy was not the guilty party, ana nt
and his family pray for his pardon, IN Whict
the Judge and prosecuting attorney and
number OF respectable citizens unite. Ht
is therefore pardoned the residue OF his
term"
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Editors Dispatch: Be so kind as to allow
me to ask through your valuable journal il
there is not some one in this city or State
who will give Il disabled Confederate soldier
employment.
Recently was discharged from clerk
ship that had held for some time; moi for
any fault. but simply because business had
become so slack that there was actually no.
thing for me to do. know that the gen.
tlemen in whose Office | last served rs as.
sistant clerk will say that I was as prompt
and faithful in the discharge of my duties
rs any man curld well be. Let no one sup
pose because ! have Il buIet-hole through
my body that aui unfit Tor service. On
the contrary, there are many, many posi-
tions in which can make myself useful.
Disabled in defence OF this city, earn
estly appeal to such as have it in their power
to give me steady work. hy which l may
support myself and family. / am Il fair
penman, quick and accurate at figures.
A postal addressed TO "Georgius," 81
north Fifth street, will meet with prompt
attention,
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English is catching up with French as
the language of diplomacy, though the lat
ter is still the recognized medium. It is
said that OF the plenipotentiaries at the Ber-
lin congress, Bismarck, Bulow, Andrassy,
Schouyaloff, and Waddington speak Eng.
lish fuently. while only an equal number
outside OF the delegates sent by France are
masters OF French. The English is the Ian.
guage of the future Norfolk Virginian.
Montreal hos paid $31,64S in nineteen
years in Yindication Of the principle that
an Orangeman has no right to parade with
yellow ribbon. We.hope it will cost her
100000 this year. and every year till sbe
learas common sense Lope!k Courier.
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A CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXccRsIoN.-
This evening at = O'Clock the ladies OF the
Grace-Street Presbyterian church Or.
Read's) will have an excursion down the
river on the elegant steamer Ariel. a fine
opportunity is offered to get away from the
heated air OF the city and no. lose any time
from business. The ladies OF this church
are notedly good managers, and on this oc-
casion they have net spared any pains to
make this excursion pleasant affair. Be
sides the pleasure to be had, this effort IS to
repair the loss suffered by the destruction
OF this church by the fire Oh the Sd OF April,
1Se5
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FREE TRAyEL.-The directors OF the
Richmond and Henrico Turnpike Company
foot Of Second street,, desiring that the
pleasure. drivers OF Richmond should know
and see the advantages this road has over
many roads leading out OF the city, have
literally determined to give the free use OF
their road for one week from to- day. Shady
groves, wells, and springs are numerous the
whole length of the road (siX miles,, and the
sun being at your back The whole distance
makes the drive very pleasant.
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CAPITOL NOTES.-The greenhouse in the
Governors grounds has been pulled down
and is being rebuilt by the penitentiary con-
victS.
The children will be allowed on the grass
in the Capitol Square to-day, the order pro-
hibiting them being only te!nporary-dur-
ing the dry spell.
Major Boykin, Superintendent OF Public
Grounds, has ordered the walks in the
Square to be sprinkIed and rolled. A sprin-
kler for that purpose has been made at the
Dcnitentiary.
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MoRTuARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending July
18th, compiled from sections returns re-
ceired ut the Office of the Board OF Health /:
Cause of Death: Ahscess,1 white; apo
pleXy, white bronchitis, / colored; cho-
era-infantum. 2 white, colored-total.> 4 !;
consumption, white, 2 colored-total, 8 I;
convulsions (infantile), 2 colored; debility,
1 coIored; dIarrhna, . white, 2 colored-to-
tai, A.. dropsy, 2 coIored; dyspepsia, COL
ored; fever (scarlet), 2 white, 8 colored-
total, s.; fever (tynboid), white; inanition,
colored infantile Eock-iaw, l colored !;
meningitis, white, 9 colored-total, 8; old
age, white, 1 colored-total, 9; pneumo-
MIA, white; premature birth, colored !;
sof!ening OF the brain, l colored; teething,
l white, 2 colored-totql, 8; tetanus, l col
ored. Whole number OF deaths IN the city,
exclusive Of still-births, 40. StiL-Bwths
White male, colored male. 2; colored fe-
male, total, 4. Ser and Color Males, 4
white, II colored-total, IS; females, 10
white, II coIored-total, %. Age: One day
to thirty, 3 coiored one month to six.
white, 6 colored-total, s; six months to
twelve, white, 8 colored-total, 6; one
year to three, 2 white, 2 colored-total, 4
five years to ten. i white, colored-t total
5; ten years to twenty, 2 white; twenty
years to thirty, 1.colored; thirty years to
forty, white, 2 colored-total, q; sixty
years to seventy, white, colored-total
3: seventy years to eighty, 2 white; eighty
years To ninety, white, . colored-lotal, 8
Condition Single, IL white, p colored-
total, SO married, colored; widowers.
white, coIored-total, 8; widows, white
/ colored-totaI, 8. Nativity: Richmond
25; other parts OF the United States, 13
France, l (; Scotland. 1. Locality: Marshal
Ward, 3 white, 8 colored- total. 6: Jefferson
Ward, 3 white, colored-total, I; Madison
Ward, 3 white, 2 coIored-total, ); Monroe
Ward, 2 white, colored-total, D; Clay
Ward, 3 white, colored-total, 3; Jack
son Wald, 10 colorcd; alnshouse, = col
ored.
| - C,nMpIRATIYE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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INJURIES TO THE CAPITOL, THE SQUARE.
&C.-How PuNISuED.-ATticlc ILL.,, Sections
80 and 81, OF the revised criminal laws pro-
vides that: every person who shall VIII
fully and maliciously break any window or
door OF the capitol, OF VINO snail
wiIiulIy and maliciouSly iniure Or delaca
the capitol, or any statuary in the capitol Or
on the Capitol Square. shall be
guilty OF 4 miSdemeHnor, and shall be pun
ishcd by fine not exceeding $500, or by
Imprisonment in Jail not exceeding sixty
days, or By such fine and Imprisonment
both Every person who shall cut down,
pull up. girdlc, or otherwise iDjurc or de-
stroy any tree growing in the grounds OF
the capitol, without the consent OF the Gov
crnor, , or shall wiliully and mali
ciously injure the fences or heritage OF the
capitol grounds, shall be guilty OF Il mlsde-
meanor, and shall be punished by Il tine not
exceeding the sum OF $500.
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SENTENCE OF w. +. TRoGDEN.-Willard
F. Trogden, OF Greensboro, n. c., who
was convicted OF feloniously obtaining
goods by false pretences from NJ. Millhiser
Il Co., of this city, was yesterday brought
into the Hastings Court, and Judge Chris
tian pronounced sentence against the pr-
soner that he be confined in the penitenti-
ary for the term of three years, and sus-
pended the execution of the Judgment I'M
til the next meeting OF the Court OF Ap-
peals, on the 18th OF November next, in
order to allow him to apply for writ of
error. The prisoner was then renandcd to
Jail.
Judge Crump, of counsel for the pri-
soner, filed nine bills Of exceptions to the
opinions and rulings Of Judge Christian
given during the trial.
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VOTERS OF HENRICo.-On Wednesday.
July 3lst, at 5 O'Clock ?. NJ, by appointment
OF Addison L. Holiday, county superintend-
ert, the Conservative voters OF the respec-
tive townships of Henrico county are to
meet at the places hereinafter named and
select from each township four delegates to
the convention to nominate candidate for
Congress from this district: Tuckahoc
township, Forks OF road; Brookland town
ship, Bruins; Fairfield township, Hardin'S
shop; Varina township, Town Hall. The
township superintendent will preside at
the meetings.
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INQUEST LAST NIGHT.-Mrs. Mary G.
Black. who lived at 360S Lester street, dcc
suddenly on Monday morning. The case
as reported amongst the nelghbors, lead to
the opinion that she might have been fouIiy
dealt with. Accordingly DR.. Taylor held
an inquest upon the body last night, ano
after an exhaustive investigation the jury
came to the conclusion that the deceased
died from natural causes. The evidence
taken was voluminous, and related to GER
tain marks on her body which were re-
garded as suspicious. She was heard to
fall suddenly on the floor, and within hall
an hour afterwards died, having the symp,
toms oil apoplexy. The marks on her body,
which were at first supposed to be bruises,
were found to be poSt-mortena marks, OIL
marks OF change after death.
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Ball ct Chester.-We understand that on
Friday night next a bail will be given at the
Chester Hotel. which promises to be most
delightful affair. The authorities OF the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad will
doubtless run an excursion train, or allow
those who may desire to attend the ball from
Richmond or this city to SO and return at
reduced rates.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Chtb Organized.-The Alert Fish and
Game Club has been organized with the
following officers: President, Captain
james a. Lipscombe Vice-Presidentss,
Judge William I. Clopton. Thomas u. Fend.
ley. and Henry A. Jordan; Secretary, A.. O.
Attkisson: Treasurer, Thomas b. Cersley.
Messrs. William /. Clopton, l.. K. Chlles,
and A. G. Attkisson were appointed com
mittee on bylaws, to report at the meeting
to he held tonight.
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on. Our hotel was on one Of the princi-
pal thoroughfares OF the new town, Princes
street, where We had excellent opportuni-
ties for observation. There were no cars
In the streets, aud only here and there cab
to be seen.
/ would that I could speak of the SER
vices themselves. or course all the people
had their Bibles as well as their hymn
books, and used them, too. ..This was to me
most pleasant sight.
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TANPDFN-SIDNEY COLLEGE,
ri pprScE EDWARD COUNTY. Va
tY lI-iSc
DICHNOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The Trustees bcg 10 announce 10 The friends OF the
h.n m de 10 open ihe school at the fall term under
thc Presidency of The Rev. ROBERT W. FULLER.
d. d. With /! full corps Of able and experienced
teachers. =, .,... .,, ,, :,
Ihr buildings Will be thoroughly renovated ana
Wanted during vacation. aud tNery arrangement
nn,aJs for ,le comfort and health Of pupils. -
rhc Trustees feel satisfied that the Institute VIII!
un1cr The news management, rank among the best
schnols in the lard for thorough and refined culture
more extended notice will appear ia due tine.
ciyin. full particulars as 10 teachers, course OF
siudy nriccS Of tulllnn and board. &c
On behalf OF the Board. ,.,, ,,,,.
ty lJ-lm J Is. Jfl Elk, ITtsICeut.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Frances Jackson,
woman Of color, was carried to the First
station-house night before last about half
past 10 O'Clock suffering from the effects OF
an overdose Of Iaudanum, which she had
taken with view of killing bcrsef. DR..
Isaac r. Curd was called in, and, after get
ting stomach-pump, went to work and
soon got the poison out Of her stomach.
Her friends conveyed her home.
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POLICE Court, YESTERDAY-JuStice DO
Seph y. White presiding. g.-Claiborne Jones,
A.. Petri, Paul Michard, T. r. Marlborough,
Peter Connella, Emma Robinson, NJ. Lam
zain, William II. Drew, John II. Norman,
Michael Welsh, John Lewis l. Co., Spencer
johnson, Robert Rock, r. f. Jones. \.
Hicks, A. Dominica, +. Langc, and Mary
Phelan, were charged with keeping their
places of business open on Sunday, and
were each fined 3 and costs. Lewis said
that he had lived in New York and other
places, and he had never seen any such law
rs this. He expressed his stern disapproba-
ton OF it. The Police Justice politely inti-
mated that il Lewis did not like this city
lie was at liberty to leave. Lewis is Il Greek,
and came here as a salesman OF hot wattleS.
The case OF W. e. Booker, charged with
removing one piano, one carpet, and other
articles, OF the value Of SG0, after the same
had been LEVIED upon by the Sheriff OF Rich
mond, was continued until Wednesday.
Accused gave ball in $500. 1t is claimed
that the property in question belonged to
Mrs. Booker, not to Dir. Booker, and that
she exercised what she considered her right
in selling it.
Mary Starllie was fined 81 for her son
throwing rocks in the street.
The following were discharged after en-
animation: John u. Spots, charged with
allowing water to waste from his hydrant; !;
J. J. Daily. charged with running wagon
on street without proper numbers; Rachael
Owen, charged with throwing filthy water
in the street: Justis u Co., charged with
failing 10 keep sidewalk clean; Thomas
Carter, charged with buying and selling
rags on streets without license; Il. W..
Powell, charged with running two lce-carts
on the streets without license; a. Miller,
charged with suspcndlng goods too far over
sidewalk; Edward CumminS, charged with
keeping his bar-room open OH sunday.
In the case OF Lourcttc Duyal the hnc
was paid yesterday, but she still has TO serve
out her brief term in Jail.
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RELIRF AT LAST from Cholera-Infantuni ant
Summer Complaints. Dr.. MoFfETT's TEErHiSA
tTee.hins Powdersl regulates the Bowels and makes
ree,hlny easy heals Eruptions and Sores, removes
and preyests I &C formation Of Worms In children
No mother should DC without u. Il. W. POWERS &
CO., Richmond, ana all druggists, keepE
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ESCAPED PRISONER REcAPTURED.-Cap
tain Wilkinson, OF the chain-gang, returned
10 the city night before last, having in charge
Robert Harris alias Jim Featherstone, who
escaped from the chain-gang while under
sentence for stealing a pistol, q lot OF jewel
ry, &c. Harris has served term in the Pc
tersburg chain-gang and was shot while be-
ing arrested
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THE REPORTERS SUMNER BATH.-[From
the Cincinnati Commercidl.l-A reporter
for an afternoon paper undertook to inter-
view Mrs. James Gilmore on Saturday on
the subject OF her husbands departure.
But, being unhappy in his manner OF ask
ing questions, he received the contents OF
bucket Of water as reply to his last one.
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I have anaiyzed the whiskcy known under the
brand of B-SELEcr." controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, aud find "
FREE FROM FUsfL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur.
noses j. Il. McCAw, Il. D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia..
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF Bull
RUS.-The anniversary Of the old First reg
iment and OF the battle OF Bull Run will bt
celebrated at the James-River Brewery by
the members OF the old First on the 1911
instant. Transportation will be furnished
from the corner OF Fifteenth and Mair
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THE PoToMAC Boat LINE, AGAIS.-The
Board of Directors OF the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company,
at a meeting held Monday afternoon, deter
mined. in view of the action OF the Board
OF Public Works on the subject Of the re-
storation OF the boat line on the Potomac to
the exclusion of the rail line on the day
schedule, and the protest of the Railroad
Commissioner against the same. not to take
any action under the resolutions adopted
at the late meeting Of stockholders looking:
to the consummation of this scheme untli
the action Of the Board OF Public works
and the letter OF the Railroad Commissioner
are submitted 10 the stockholders. They
have therefore resolved to call general
meeting for that purpose on the Goth OF Sep
tpmber next
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CLUB-HGsSES AND THE SALE OF LIQUOR
The argument rs to whether the club-houses
in Richmond have a right to sell liquor
without special license therefor was con-
cuded yesterday before Judge Christian,
and he took the case under consideration.
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MURRAY & LAN,rAN'S FLORIDA WATER ex-
er,s wonderfully eNhilarating and refreshing inu-
ence on every one coming within its range, and, as
parties where 1t Is used The dancers
feel no fatigue the conversation never flags, all the
mental powers Of the guests being stimulated 10 the
t,nn
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4itllnlolll 1ispatfh.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CiRCU-
LATroN OF AL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, variable winds. mostly from the
southeast, and stationary followed by fall
ing barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, variable winds,
mostly from the east. and stationary pres
sure and temperature.
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GOOD MEASURE IS THE wATCHwoRD OF nom
est ,rad, When you buy DooLEY's YEAST Pow
DER for sale by al grocers, YOU get perfectly ful
weight ius, as marked on the cans or bottles, aud
besi Ie that an article made OF Tie very best ana
pures, material 80 that The strength can always oe
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EXECUTIVE APPoISTMENTS.-The Gov
ernor made the following appointments yes.
terday: Vincent Inge, deputy sampler at
Centre Warehouse, Petersburg; John w,
Hooker and Edmund Parr, coroners for
Patrick county.
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A UGUSYA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUSTON, VA.

The largest firs,.class institution for YOUNG la
DIES in Virginia. with an able corps OF twenty-five
ieachers. Opens on the FIRST WEDNEsDAn ~
SEpTEMEER 1873. and closes on the first We'd
ne>day In June. 1879.
For catalogues centaiuipg fun particulars address
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN. Principal.
il 26-2m S.auntob' va
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CAI.ISTENENIGS.

NElSS ANNA II. POWERS will resume
Nl her general class in CALlSTIlENICS for
Young ladies, girls, and small boys oCIoDEfi J.
1875.
TERMS 80 per session Of seven months; S6 per
haIr session; ; payable Invariably III advance
Place and hour made known hereafter. Apniy at
ri ! ,Srsf Gary street ie 26-eod3w*
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PERSONAL. Tbomas W. boswell
leaves tonight for the Saratoga races.
CommonweatRs Attorney George d.
Wise, OF this city, is making his arrange
ments for visit to California during the
vacation of Ills court.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
W CATSKlLL MOUNTAINS,
WOODSTOCK, ULSTER COUNTY, n. u,
NOW OPEN.
The house IS new. contains all modern improve
mcntS and furnished throughout In The best manner.
week or month lest place on the mountains Tor
those troubled with HAY-FErER. IL being 3.IOO
feet above tide wafer. TclcEraphic communication
with all points. For circulars address
JAMES SMITH, Manager
Overlook Mountain House.
Woodstock, Ulster county, n. Y.
my 22-W&S2m
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Base Bdl.-At the last match game be-
tween the Greenhorns and Arlingtons the
former won by a score OF 2S to u. This
was the third game between these clubs,
OF which the Greenhorns have won two.
Mr.. Thomas Davis acted rs umpire and Mr..
William E. Ambers rs scorer.
It is expected that the Red Stocking CLUB
will 90 to Petersburg Friday.
Next Monday the Greenhorns play the
Richmonds at Marshall Park, in Richmond.
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AsArRAGRAST AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good Is MEADE y IA
KER's CARBoLic MouTH-WAsiL Fifty cents
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n. ELLYsoH & Co.. adyertisang agents, insert al.
vertisements In all Of the newspapers of the United
S,aes at publishers rates. Orders ieft az the ts
patch countipg-room viii receive pfsmpt ssten-
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,MPARATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Endi1
~-- Week EnN1NY-----
July Is, July ID, Jn;y 6, July l3
1876. 1877. 1878. 1S7S
w. G. W. G.. W. c. ". {
...45 81 % p a 13 Il 2.

Mean temperature for the week ending
July 9th, $40 AZ; mean temperature for
the week ending July 18th, $50 So.
Amount of rainfall for week ending
July 9th, 600 inches; amount OF rainfall
for week ending July 18th, 0.47 inches.
Population OF city estimated at 10000
white, 1890; colored, $500. Rate Of
mortality OF whole population was 1852 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 1907 per 1000 per annum
rate OF mortality OF colored population was
OIL per 1000 per anuum.
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ELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,

The most elevated and coolest resort In the state
vii. be opened the lsT OF JUNE under an entirely
new management. rhc elite OF Baltimore, New
Orleans. and Other cities. expected The beauty OF
tive powers insure heath, pleasure, amt happiness
aut are consequently always well patronzed. Every
rational desire and amusement 10 he had here
which. together with the following extremely low
rates for 5 sIRICTLY FlRST-CLASS TABLE, oilers III
ducemcntS unsurpassed:
Terms per day.. 5Q
Per week. II 0U
FOnr ~tcks.. AZ wv
Passengers leave the cars at Chrisriansbur@. eighty
miles west of Lynchourg. without change of cars
from Balthnorc-hrtccn hours from Baltimore.
Leave baltimore Il; $50 J. NJ: get to Springs for
breakfast: leave 1t ii5 a. VI. and reach spirit IS
for supper same dav. RICHARD CONTEE.
A. g. WHITE. Manager. iy 3-tod12t
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DIScoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE c BAKERS SAPoSiSE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents 4 box.
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