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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08

BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-Business was brisk
on Change yesterday. The highest re-
ported price was $50.
The German bark Pepita, Gatzen master,
cleared yesterday for Rio Grande do Sui
with flour shipped by the Haxall-Crenshaw
Company.
Sergeant Wren yesterday arrested Jim
Butler (colored), charged with larceny, and
Jim Williams, 4 fugitive from Justice in
Louisiana.
The medal for the best reader at Rich
mond College has been awarded to Mr..
George William Cone, Of Warren county.
The foundations have been laid for Il
large tobacco warehouse on Cary street
near Fourteenth by MesSrs. Hill, Skinker
j. Watkins.
The following additional divorce suits
have been entered in the Chancery Court !:
John Fl. Dixon Us. Rebecca S. Dixon and
Thomas Jefferson Us. Anna Jefferson.
The stockholders Of the defunct Dollar
Savings Bank are rejoicing at the prospect
OF another small dividend. .. -.......
The beautiful Lichtenstein building at
Seventeenth and Franklin streets is receiv-
ing its finishing touches.
The collections OF United States internal
revenue yesterday amounted to 81, 4,391.45.
Justice White disposed OF long and te-
dious civil docket yesterday.
Twenty-third street has been filled across
from Clay to Leigh streets, and will be
opened for travel in few days. .
The alley between First and Second and
Duval and Baker streets is complained OF as
q public nuisance. ..... ........r T..
There was q sound Of revelry at Levy's
Hall last night, and fair women and good
looking young men danced the 1eeting
hours away to melodious music.
Meetings were held last night by Hines
and Myrtle lodges, Knights of Pythias,
and the directors OF the Odd-Fellows' Re
lief Association.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company will be held Monday, June 18th,
at IL o'clock NJ.
After very successful season Of four
nights the festival and musical entertain
ment at the First English Lutheran church
closed last night. ~.
n grand civic and military ball is an
nounced soon to take place at Old Point for
the benefit OF the Lee-Memorial fund. :
Kessnich's Band inaugurated their sum-
mer's night concerts last night at Sanger
Halle Garden. The band discoursed its
sweetest melodies to an appreciatlye and
delighted audience. .,:.:s g.
Oae reason that peaches and other early
fruit continue scarce, indifferent, and dear
in this market is that the best and earliest
specimens are shipped North, West, and
even to North Carolina. ~ s.o.f -.
The "sociable" at Rev. DR.. Hoge's
church last night was well attended, and
was in every sense sociable and delightful
affair. .-..-.--..--.-..--. -
The Richmond Grays had drill and bu-
siness-meeting last night, and completed
the arrangements for celebrating their ami
yersary at West Point next Monday.
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!. CHANGE IN THE SCHEDULE OF THE RICH
MoND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD.-In order
TO conform to the change in the running OF
the trains OF The northern roads, the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company
have changed their schedule, and after Sun
day the trains will depart and arrive as fol-
lows: Mail trains. will leave Richmond at
11:10P. N. and $40 A. n. Accommodation
train will leave at 1:38 2. M. Mail trains
will arrive at 7:35 p. N. and 7:20 a. NJ. The
accommodation train. will arrive. at 3:17 p. NJ.
The train leaving Richmond at 40 and ar
irving at-3:17 makes close connection with
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio road at
Petersburg. -
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a1eetiuo of the C,tv CounciI-The Erics-

Meeting Of the City Council The Erics-
SON Suit-Reports from the Finance Conn.,
nittee-A Ne10 Td1 Ordtndnce-Ihe Street
Committee, Gc., Gc.-A regular meeting OF
the City Council was held last night The
roll was called at 81 O'Clock, and the follow
ing members answered to their names i: G.
G. McRae, Esq, president; and Aessrs.
Bateheller, Eubank, Gallagher, Gary, Nat
thews, Walker, and Whitehead.
A communication was received from
Mayor Clarke enclosing the papers received
by him in reference to the suit OF y. a.
Ericsson Us. The City Of Manchester for
damages received by q fall in this city some
time since. ..
His Honor concluded his message as fol-
lows: "The magnitude OF the damages
claimed (S25,000) in the writ and the lurls,
diction which has been invoked demand
Drompt and rigorous measures to protect
the rights and interests OF the city,"
On motion OF Mr.. Eubank a committee OF
two was appointed to employ counsel and to
look after the interests Of the city in the
said suit. The Chair appointed Messrs.
Batcheller and Whitehead (Mr. Eubank
being excused from serving). s.
On motion, the President was ADDED 10
The committee, and Mayor Clarke requested
to rive them the benefit OF his advice and
experience.
Mr.. Gary, from the Finance Committee
fin the absence OF Mr.. Patteson, chairman),
reported adversely on the petition OF Miss
Kate Clopton for remission OF taxes on
the property Of some orphan chudfen OF
whom she is guardian. ~ 80. :,
The committee reported back cIalm OF
Mrs. Laura A. Vaden-beinS unable 70
agree. ,seG&. = It,G.. - ,,u uoao,
The Council agreed to pay to Mrs. vaden
the sum of $l00, with interest from tepru-
ary, 1873, ut six per cent, for land con-
demned at the corner OF Seventh ana NC
Donough streets. - ~ -
The committee reported it impraeticaDle
TO repeal at this time the ordinance concern
ing lawyers, physicians. &C., but recon-
mend that it be repealed. to take effect May
l, 1879. ra r
Mr.. Gary also presented on ordinance in
reference to the collection OF taxes. The
ordinance was adopted under suspension
of the rules.
Mr.. Batcheller, from the Street Commit.
tee. presented full report OF the street
work on Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Porter,
perry, and other streets; also, an estimate
for reIaying the sidewalk on lower HUI
street. The cost Of the earthwork amount
ed to s172.a4. The estimated cost OF tn
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sidewalk on lower Hull street is s50.65. ex-
elusive OF the material on hand. 2.'t.
The report was received and ordered to

Il
elusive OF the material on hand. 2 s.'t. 4,
The report was received and ordered to
be filed.c54 : ;G@4t%. 49, .f's5sss
Dir. Gary presented the report OF the
superintendent OF Maury Cemetery for the
month Of May. The receipts were S156;
the expenditures, S108. The report was
received and ordered to be filed.
Under suspension Of the rules the Com
mittee on Cemetery was authorized to have
needed guttering done at the cemetery and
to change the rates Of opening graves. The
Ordinance Committee was instructed to in-
corporate the latter part OF the resolution
in the cemetery ordinance.
The President laid before the Council the
resignation OF DR.. A. Monteiro as q mem-
Der Of the Council from the Third.Ward.
On motion OF Mr.. Batcheller it was laid
on the table.
A communication was received from
General 7. NJ. Logan in reference to the
suit Of Colonel Vickers against the city of
Manchester. 1t was received and referred
TO the Committee on Finance.
The account OF Henry w. Bransford,
City Attorney Us. The City, amounting to
$500, was presented, and referred to the
Finance Committee.
a number OF other bills and resolutions
were presented and appropriately referred,
after which the Council adjourned.
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ATLANTIC HOTEL,
IA BEAUFORT. NORTH CAROLINA.
FIRsT-CLASS SEASIDE RESORT.
OPEN FROM JUNEITo OCTOBER lists.

rtp Long Branch OF the South 1t Is the most
,IeaSant house the Atlantic ceasf;
TRFEATHlNG unsurpassed. There Is no un-
,arto,, "a endsncer life while bathing. Bath-houses
", hotb ladies and gentlemen within fifty yards of
the house. Bath suits 70 hire: Iiac eohng ano low
one thousand Two hundred feet of piazza around
,h. nutlSipc. The dance-hall Is the finest on the
ns., good band OF music is engaged for the sea-
son Attentive servants. good fishing, and sailing.
:, % and good sa-hoats bo had at all ttmes,l
sitb rood men 10 manage them. The TABLE will
~ snpplcd with all The deiicaces Of land and water.
The BAR will be supplied with the best OF wines.
Thsre is 10 be tub-race from the hotel piazza July
AN icntrance free 10 aI. and grand call at night.
tMont the house there no files, no dust, and nc
ra0sc,os Billiards. tcn-pins, chess draurhts. &c. TO
lend the time t when weary OF sailing, hshing, &C.
TERMS PER DAY, $3.50: children and servants
bali price. ,,
S'op''"s DE-. &. X. BAGBY,
% ef-eodIm Proprietor.
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Chesterfield Crops.-The Petersburg In
de1-Appeat Of yesterday has the following :
4 correspondent writing from Matoaca
says: We have had splendid weather for
planting tobacco. Some OF our best plant
ers are done; others will soon be-thasss,
by planting small crop, commenced on
the wheat harvest yesterday. The yield
seems very good-a great deal better than
was anticipated. have no doubt there
will be very good average crop. Harvest
hands seem to be willing 10 cut wheat for
one dollar per day, with the usual harvest
rations, whiskey, &c. aa
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PERsoNAL.-The many friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. William Pemberton will be pleased
to learn that they arrived in Liverpool safe
Iy, accompanied by Master Charlie Brown.
They experienced good deal of stormy
weather, but were all well at last accounts.
Among the visitors at the Tobacco Ex-
change Yesterday were Maurice Fanlon,
New York; j. =. Routh, B. B. Vaughan,
J. J. Birchett, William Cameron, Peters
burg; Frederick Graves, Essex, England; !;
Z. j. Parrish, Durham, n. c.; j. A. Long,
Roxboro', N. c.. A. L. Smith, Ohio;J. w.
Fowlkes, Lynchburg; e. j. Allen, Farm
vile; and F. N. Owens, Fluvanna.
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BOAT CLUB RE0RGANIzED.-The Olympic
Boat Club has been re6rganized and di-
vided into two crews, as follow: Crew No.
1-Charles S. Crenshaw, captain; z. Smith,
stroke; j. L. Hill, Z. j. Spencer, DR., E. B.
Thaw, j. L. Taliaferro, w. Smith. Crew
No. 2: W. P. Tyler, captain; q. K. sum
ner, stroke; W. w. Belvin, $. $. Elan1, Z.
w. Macfarlane, VS.. Upshur, W. A. Cren-
shaw.
The boat used by the Olympics is sub
stantial six-oared gig, made OF white cedar
and walnut, with copper fastenings. The
builder, j. T. Smith, Of New York, is the
maker Of the celebrated Harvard race-boats.
The boat-house used by the club is 54 by 20
feet, and is made to accommodate ten boats.
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THE CONTRACT FOR FRENCH TOBACCO
A telegram received yesterday announces
that the contract for furnishing the French
Government with their quota of Virginia
tobacco had been awarded Jointly to L. HUI
fer Il Co., OF Paris, represented in this city
by b. C. Gray & Co., and to A. Weber &
Co., of Paris, represented in this city by E..
0. Noting & Co.
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CHEAP RAILROAD TIcKETs.-The Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company
have placed on sale at Garber's and at their
Offices round-trlp tickets to Bonsack's and
Coyner's, Salem, Big Tunnel, New River,
Glade Spring, &C.; also to Beaufort, N. c.,
and to Old Point and Norfolk, including
board at the Hygeia Hotel
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TIE EXCURSION TO WAsHINGToN.-Th
excursion to Washington on Monday by
Marshall Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, pro-
misses to be delightful occasion. Prepara-
tions are now complete, and the committee
promise that everything will be done to
pr omote the comfort of those who will 60.
To avoid the rush at the train, tickets can
be procured to-day. The most important
legislation Is now going on In the nationa4
Congress, and visitors will have an oppor-
tunity to witness the proceedings OF that
body. Train leaves Elba at 5:46 A. III. Re.
turning, leaves Washington at 8 r. M. 4.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MoFFETT REGIsTER.-The returns at the
Auditors office from such counties as have
seen fit 10 report indicate that the results of
the Moffett register for the year will be
quite satisfactory. The State will get in
addition to the Mofrett tax a license-taX
equal to about half OF the total amount re-
allied under the old law .....
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YoUEG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
An interesting meeting in the interests OF
the Young Mems Christian Association will
be held Sunday night at the SeYenth-Street
Christian church. Distinguished speakers
will deliver Addresses, and an interesting
time is expected.
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OTEY BATTERY REUN1oN.-The retfnion of
the members OF the old Otey Battery will
take place on Monday at the Brewery.
Those who propose to attend will rendez-
vous at the corner of Tenth and Bank
streets, where conveyances will take them
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ARREST OF A ,JAIL-BURNER. Sergeant
Dan. Wren yesterday arrested negro man
named James Williams, a fugitive from jus
tice from New Kent county. Williams, it
will be remembered, was confined in the
New Kent Jail charged with felony, and in
order to make his escape set fire to the Jail
and thus burned bis way out.
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Festive Note" The West End Buds and
Blossoms gave their opening summer
Soiree at the residence OF j. Scott Bowls,
Esq, last night. a fine string-band dis
coursed their sweetest strains, and the gay
and festive jewellers enjoyed themselves un-
til an early hour this morning. .,.
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MASONIC Temple Lodge, No.
8, A. F. and A. NJ, at its stated commuica-
tion last night, elected the following officers
for the ensuing Masonic year: S. Meg.
Fisher, master; George W. Foe. senior
warden w. NJ. Netherland, Junior war
Tyler, secretary; B. W. Giliis, senior dea-
con; Charles X. Yancey, Junior deacon; s.
H, Bowman, C. A. Mercer, stewards; Rev.
r.: S.. Barrett, chaplain; Thomas Angel,
tiler. These officers Will be installed on
st. Johns day, June Gath.
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8itI,mo,rd 9ispateIt.
.Rg THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, lower pressure, rising
or stationary temperature, increasing south
erly to easterly winds. and cloudiness, fol-
lowed by rain and local storms.
For the South Atlantic States, lower pres
sure, east to south winds, slightly warmer,
cloudy and partly cloudy weather, and rain
areas will prevail.
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Police CoURT.-Justice White disposed
Of the following cases yesterday:
Christian McCue and d. g. Lindsey,
charged with using threatening and abusive
language towards each other, were bailed
for their appearance next Tuesday.
John Wilson was committed for ten days
in default OF security for using insulting
language to Mrs. William 81. Stevenson.
:. Holly Brice, charged with entering the
store OF d. Meoni and committing larceny,
was sent on to the grand jury and committed
to answer. . + .,..,. *.
Arthur Spencer was sent to Jail for ten
days as suspicious character. IT.. :. !.
a commission OF lunacy was ordered in
the case of Joseph Combs, a suspected luna
tic: i I'd f,. ssG ta. ;,e1 - :,
Several parties charged with minor Of
fences were discharged. 3, ..,,. 4 -. s5
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EVERYBODY in want OF BABY CARRIAGES
should call and get one OF JOHN DOES, I'll Main
street. He has them OF every style and shape, and
sells them 1T very low figures. f.... .....a f.
JOHN DOES sells all kinds Of toys, dolls, and fancy
glass aid chiua-warc Remember to 90 to the
TEMPLE OF FANCY. .-e
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WHAT STEAMER CAN IT BE?-The
schooner L. NJ. Cottinghan, Captain Out
ten, arrived here on Thursday night. On
afternoon she picked up a large
and passed portions Of the
wreck Of steamer near Fenwick's Island.
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+ RED-RIDISd-HooD MATISEE.-Th There will
be "Little Red-Riding- HOOD" /" matinee
at the Theatre this afternoon at 4o'cleck.
It will be remembered that $50 little chill.
dren take part IN this comic opera, and It has
been creditably presented heretofore. s
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PURE CREAM! PURE IcE-CREAM Send in
your orders to-day to COLUMBUS, 321 Broad street.
Pure cream has no eggs in 1t. 1t Is made Of the
cream skinned from rich milk, and is especially
desirable for invalids. Price, 75c. per quart, or
81. 80 per gallon.
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IMPERIAL ENDoRsEMENr.--0wing to the per-
feet purity Of Dooley's Yeast Powder, and lie su-
perior excellence In every respect over all other
nreparations, 1t has been adopted and used In the
Royal households of the following countries-vix-
germany, England, Spain, Russia, Denmark. swe-
den. Italy, and Brazil. 1t was long ago adopted,
md Ia today used by thousands OF royal American
rn,se,o,ds scattered all over the western world, and
,,s high esteem Ia which 1t Is held In this country
f,,,y irst,aes It's Introduction aud use as above
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ICE-CREAM.-Niy facilities for furnishing farnt-
lies Ice-Cream OF the highest grade OF excellence
and purity arc unsurpassed, and my prices as rea-
sonabe choice article can honestly be delivered
at. A trial will convince. ROBERT VERNE,
25O4 Broad street.
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QUICK TRIP.-Tbe schooner George T.
Hallock, Captain Sharrett which arrived
here yesterday, made the trip In forty"eignt
hours from New York 70 the Wharyes as
this city. What coaster can beat that timer
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RESIDENTS OF Church Hill and vicinity shoaa
give liberal patronage to WERSE's CoSFEcTtos-
RRY, No. 26o4 Broad street. His store anu sAlo"s
arc verv attractive and comfortable and ranks WITH
The most elegant establishments Of this ctsJ,
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PerSonal.-Messrs. Harley L. Monteiro
and William Ambers, Jr., leave for Lexing-
ton this morning, where they have secured
situations that will last them through the
summer and possibly longer. ~,
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A RAD BUSINESS,
Showing How Merchants, Are often
s& s1fl Defrnudeti. &ayil ss.s5

ARREST OF A MERCHANT oF, GREENSBORO,
y c., ON AN INDICTMENT CHARGING HIM
WITH STEALING FROM RICHMOND DEAL
ERs-PARTICULARs OF THE AFFAIR-
STATEMENT OF THE ACCUSED. -.
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AS 4 FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing SO good as MEADE 81 BA-
KER's CARBoLIc MoUTlI-WAsu. Fifty ceats o
bottle ...sss
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MOUNTAIN-TOP HOUSE.

WI Hs-
This delightful SUMMER RESORT, situated on
lhe top OF the Blue Ridge Mountains, Will be open
lor visitors the LIST OF JUNE. For terms address
The proprietGrs. MAYS s. SHELTON.
My1S-SSTu6tt Alton Depot, Va:
THE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
4 COMFORT, EA.-Sltuated within 100 yards
OF forl Monroe. open all the year. with ample ca
Iacity for COO guests. Has all modern improve
lnenis, elevator, gas and electric bells in every
room: wafer, bathrooms, and closets on each floor
twenty frs-cass steamers land dali, (except Sun
dayl $50 yards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated, and every comfort provided
Tor tourists and hcalth-seekers during the winter.
fire-escapes only fifty feet apart every floor. Su.
rrior beach for bathing 1T door-steps, and good
from May until November. Boating, fishing, and
driving especially attractive. Send for circular de-
tcTibing hysjenic advantages. s...s. as.
TERMS: 90 10 $3.50 per day, according to loca.
H3A Oh and number In room length ST stay. &c.
HARRISON PHOEBUS,
aD lo-tAu31 Proprietor.
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January 13, 1872.

For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
aud diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoLIC MoUTH-WAsu. Fifty cents bottle.
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The Latest Ondit.-The latest current
rumor in the city is that Il well-known city
official is to be sued for libel by we'll
known citizen. Damages are laid at S15,-
000 .r..' .'...... =.
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INCIPIENT TARTAR AND sCURF removed By
MEADE & BAKERS SApoNISE DENTIFRICE.
Fifty cents n box. ... ......... ...
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ASTONISHING how such elegant pictures as those
taken at the LEE GALLERY, aIain street, can be
furnished al such reasonable prices.
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No DETER OR MORE WHOLESOME 1cE-CREAA
can be found than is furnished by VERNE at Ills
new and beautiful confectionery, No. 25O4 Broad
street. Leave your orders for any flavor you may
desire,
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NJ. ELLYsoN & CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
verisements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
S.a-es at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
patch countng-room will receive prompt atten-
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NICE DESSERT Is some Of PIzZiNI's pure ICE
CREAM for your Sunday dinner. Leave your orders
early. a.ah# ~.
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EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM THE FLOWER
This Is the secret or the wonderfully sweet and
penetrating qualities of the perfumes manufactured
by J. 6 F.. ATKINSON, Of London.
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WARN SPRINGS.
w BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
are now open. They are fifteen miles from Mill.
horo' depot. on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The BATHS are warm sulphur-wattr, ninety-cight
degrees femperaure--tliai for the ladies Is fifty
feet, and that for The gentlemen forty feet in diam
ter: both beautiful swimmng-poos. with i flow Of
one thousand gallons per minute.
Stages and private backs from every train. Send
FOR pamphlets. JOHN l.. EUBANk,
NV l5-2m Proprietor.
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FoB ALI DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AND GuyS
use MEADE: s. BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents q bottle. -.
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PURE IcE-CREAM sells at $1.50 per galoR-all
fayors. COLUMBUS is now ready TO furnish PEACH
CnEAM-the first OF the season. ...t. ,aJ9
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For the Middle Atlantic States, and
during the month OF June, winds blowing
from the southeast or southwest or from
directions between those points, are found
to be the winds most likely to be followed
by rain. Winds blowing from the north
west or northeast, OF from directions be-
winds least likely to be followed by rain.
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IcE.CREAM- lemon, chocola'e' p'nS.
apple, and vanilla. All OF these aFofs, hau' VI
materials and fruit syrups, at PIZZiSis'
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WARN SPRINGS.

WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,
Is bow open for the reception of plea;ure-seekerS
aud inyalids.
This lovely place is situated In the beautiful val
r.! Of The French Broad, within eight miles Of
railroad.
We have fine band OF music attentive servants,
and all other accommodations to be found AZ first
class Satcring-pace .E .1
Forparticulars apply for descriptive pamphlet.
w. Ii. HOWEKTON,
10y ll-1m Proprietor.
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WE SAY co TO THE LEE GALLERY for beauti-
full and life-like pictures. .s.f