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DANVIIIE.

TBE STORM OF SATURDAY AND COMMENTS
THE SUIT VS.. THE RICHMOND AND DANyILLE
RAILROAD cOMPASY-PUBLlC SCHOOL MAT
TERs-sTRUCK By TRAIN.
fCorrespondsnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE II, 1880.
One Of the oldest citizens says be OBJ
served long ago that storms are seldom
local. and when we have storm here, or he
hears Of one anywhere else, be Immediately
begins TO look in the news columns for re-
ports from other quarters. The storm which
we experienced Saturday evening came on
here about the same time that il did al Pc
terSburg and Richmond, but was not so
violent and prevailed for only few min
utes. With the wind there was some
rain and some hail. The wind took
of some OF the tin and sheeting OF
the roof OF the Union bridge, and blew
down some shadetrees. The wind here
was from the west, but at Richmond as this
old gentleman notes, il was from the east,
and now the query with him is whether
these two storms had their origin in the
same cause and were parts OF the same
storm, or were merely local affairs. 1.-THE
Richmond storm was from the lceSt.-DtS-
pntch.1 Ii is, says be, matter OF record that
a vessel which was caught in a hurricane
was carried about fourteen hundred miles
in about one hundred and twenty hours,
and that she changed direction completely
round five times during this time, and that
when The storm ceased she was only three
hundred miles from the point where she
was first struck by it.
In the suit OF Clark administrator against
the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad Com
pany the Jury returned a verdict Saturday
evening OF $500 for the plaintiff. Argu-
ment then was commenced upon demur-
rer 10 the evidence, but it was not con-
cluded, and will te resumed this morning.
The speech OF Mr.. Mckinney in the appeal
10 the Jury was very affecting, and several
cool business -men, who were supposed TO
be proof against such attempts upon the
heart, were seen TO shed tears while he was
talking about 1.-THE little Benjamin OF the
family"
Mr. l.. c. Berkeley and Councilman +. b..
Grayely made speeches at the lawn'party OF
the public school. Mr.. Tuck, the princ-
pal. SAYS that the examinations were the
best be has had. The number OF pupils
enrolled during the session was 425. The
highest number present in any one month
was 36l; the average attendance during The
session, 2SS.
4 man named Bowen, who lives near
what is called the Dry Bridge was struck
By the Piedmont train Saturday night and
seriously injured. He was taken up by
some Of the police and carried home. His
cries and groans as he was being conveyed
along the streets late at night were dis
tressBg to hear. am told that bis shout
der-blade was knocked eut Of place and that
one Of the hip-bones was broken.
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WYTHEVILLE,

THE HEATED TERM-HEAyY RAiN-KlLLEI
By LIGHINING-FINE WHEAT CRoP-EARLY
HARVEST - SUMNER VISITORS FROM THs
sOUIH-THE REPUBLICANS NOT ENTHUSIASTS
TIC ABOUT GARFIELD.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE ~. 1880.
The heated term has commenced in earn
tst with us. The thermometer has been
ranging from 500 10 900 for several days.
very hard rain fell Wednesday night, ac-
eompanied ~ thunder and lightning. Two
very fine cows belonging TO William Glib
honey, Esq. were killed by the lightning
during the storm. II was a terrific bolt,
aud alarmed the citizens IN that vicinity
very much.
The farmers are generally busy cutting
wheat, which is said 10 be very fine. This
is The earliest harvest by several days that
we have auy recollection OF. The grass has
been very much improved by recent rains.
and there will be larger shipments OF cattle
from the Southwest this season than ever
before. A good many OF the best cattle
will be shipped to Europe, the business
having proved very profitable last year.
The summer visitors from the South have
Commenced 10 arrive at the various resorts,
and large numbers are expected In the
course Of this month.
II Mr.. Garfield aroused much enthusiasm
IN the Republican camp none OF II was
Visible here, the fraternity being the sober.
eel and sourest set around here. They all
declare that the "0ld Commander" was
tricked out OF the place. The darkies APP
pear 10 he entirely igaorant as to who
Garfield Il, and when asked about him
by Democrat they eye him suspiciously,
IF afraid Of being tricked by q commit
Ice On the subject. lxGoSAs'
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] THE LATEST NEWS.


THE MARSHAL BILL PASSED, AND NOW
GOES TO THE PREsrDENT-orHER CON.
GREssIoSAL NEws-THE CoLoRADO
sTRIKE-TITUsvILLE OlL-rrRE AND Loss
Es-wlND- AND RAIN-sTORMs-FIG II 7
WITH NDIANs-DECisToN IN THE CASE
OF THE STEAMER FALCON, SUNK IN cHEs.
APEAKE BAY BY coLLIsIoN-AN ExPIo-
SION IN THE CINCINNATI MUsIc-HALL
TwoPERsoNs INJURED-ALIvELY SCENE
IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT-THE WAR
BETWEEN CHILL AND PERU FIERCE Bat
TIE At TAcNA-A FRENCH
DUEL-GENERAL PARDON EXPECTED IN
FRANCE-THE Ex-EMPREss EUGENE IN
ZULULAND.
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FOrty-sixih COngress.-Sec0nd Session
WASHINGTON, June IA, 1880.
SENATE.

SENATE.
House bill making an appropriation for
the erection OF a naval wharf at Kew West
was passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Garland the Senate
concurred in the House amendment to the
bill regulating the pay and appointment OF
deputy marshals. The bill now goes 10 the
President.
The Senate proceeded TO the considera.
ton OF the calendar.
On motion Of Mr.. Beck, in view OF the
late stage Of the session, only House bills
iavorably reported by the Senate commit.
tees were considered.
House bill amending section 3,244 OF the
Revised Statutes was passed. IL adds q
provision that dealers in leaf tobacco to an
amount OF less than $4,000 pounds in any
one special.taX year, which they receive dl.
rect from planters, shall only be required Il
pay special tax Of IS instead OF S2j, as re-
quired from dealers in leaf tobacco gener-
ally.
At the expiration OF the morning hour the
Mexican pcssions bin was informally laid
aside to allow Mr.. Window to speak on the
Exodus Committee report.
At the conclusion OF his remarks the
Senate insisted on its amendments 10 the
general deficiency bill and committee OF
conference was appointed thereon.
The bill removing the political disabill-
tie. Of John ;. Maury was passed.
Mr.. Lamar then spoke at considerable
length in reply TO Mr.. Window upon the
report OF the Exodus Committee.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
The call OF States and the morning hour
having been dispensed with. Mr.. Herbert
submitted the conference report on the
House bill relating TO the public lands.
After some debate the report was agreed
to-ayes, 1873 noes, AZ.
Mr. Bicknell demanded the previous
question on the electoral-count resolution,
and the Republicans, resuming their tiIibus
tering tactics, LETT the House without 4
quorum.
Mr.. Bicknell finally withdrew his de-
mand, and on his motion the resolution was
made the special order for the first Monday
in December.
The joint resolution to enforce the eight
hour law was, after some debate, passed.
ayes, 1870; noes, 81.
Mr.. McLane, Of Maryland, then moved
TO suspend the rules and pass the bill known
as the "Carlisle sugar BILL" The oppo
nents OF the bill refused TO vote, and The
House was left without quorum.
Adjourned
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The Charleston Ne,oS says that there have
not been (as reported) GIVE duels in Ker-
shaw county," or in all South Carolina. In
the past month, or in the past six months.
There have been number OF challenges,
and some futile attempts to have a hostile
meeting have been made, but there has been
only one duel that we can find in South Car
olina in the last six months, and in that duel
nnhnhv was hurt.
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A ST.. LOUIS BELLE DEPARTS FOR CHINA
TO MEET HER FUTURE HUSBAND.-[ Globe
Democrat, 18th. lone OF the bellies OF St.
Louis-Miss Allie Barney-left upon tie
Missouri-Paciic train yesterday morning
for China by way Of San Francisco, where
she is to meet the man she loves, and be-
come Mrs. DR.. Hail. She was accompanied
by her father, welknown and wealthy
merchant OF this city, who goes as far as
San Francisco, at which point she will be
placed i'm the care Of Mr.. Swift and bis
wife. In the same party will be the
American Minister to China and three
young ladies, sailing on the 23d OF
June. They will be met at Yokohama, ia
pan, by DR.. Hail and a number OF friends,
and the marriage will be solemnized at the
residence Of the American Minister, after
which the party will sail for Shanghai, and
from thence proceed 10 Pekn, where the
Doctor stands high in favor at the Imperial
Court, and in which city will be the future
residence Of the happy couple. Miss Bar
ney is strkingly handsome brunette,
twenty years old, petite in form, and gen.
eral favorite in society circles.
DR.. Hall is a dentist, and the lengtn OF
his stay abroad will be uncertain. lie
stands high 10 favor with the Acknowledged
monarch OF China.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels Costive, Pam
IN tho Head. with dull sensation In the back par;
Pain Under the Shoulder Blade; Fuilness Ailer
Eating. with a disincinaion to exertion OF body OF
mind; Irritabiity of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
Of Memory, with feeling of having neglected some
duty Wearness, Dizziness, Futtering the Heart
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow skin, Headache Rest
essuess at night. Highly COlored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEpED Sc
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted 10 srch
cases. One dose effects such a change OF ieeiins us
10 aslonish the sufferer.
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A kn.t Decided.

BALTIMORE, June H.-ln the United
States District Court to-day Judge MOTIFS
decided the case OF The Steamship taicon
Us. The Schooner S. &. Taylor, Tor damages
in collision, by which the former was sunk
in Chesapeake bay while en- route Tor
Charleston. The amount OF damages VIII,
be referred to a master. Inc faicoh ana
her cargo were valued at S6O,OOO.
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Hon. James A. Bayard Dead.

WILMINGTON. DEL, June 14.-Ex-Sen-
ator james A. Bayard died at l O'Clock yes.
terday morning, after being unconscious
for several hours. He had been sinking
gradually for several days, his death being
fastened by fall received as he was de-
scendng the stairs last Thursday week.
There were present at the time OF his death
his son, Hon. Thomas +. Bayard. DR.. j. X.
Kane and wife, daughter OF the deceased,
and Mr.. Beniomin Lockwood and wife, OF
New York; the latter also daughter OF
deceased. The funeral will take place on
Tuesday afternoon.
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sktrmisr, with the HOstiies in Texas.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, June 14.-Special to
the NelcS, from Fort Davis, says: Lieu
tenant Mills arrived here Yesterday from
Yesleta with a detachment Of Puebla scouts.
He reports having discovered fresh IN
dian trail, which he followed until night
and camped on the trail at VIego Pass. Al
daylight on the 18th the camp was at,
tackled by the bostiles and Simon, an old
Puebla guide, was killed. The indians
were 1anked and routed. Lieutenan'
Reid, with detachment OF troops, were FOL
lowing the trail"
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Aecideus in the Cinsipnast Masie-,
Hall

CINCINNATI. June 14.--By the explosion
OF steam seryice-pipe 10 the Music Hall
Today two visitors TO the MIllers Interna-
Iional Exhibition namely, Alfred Osborne,
OF Palmyra, Ind, and l.. Becker, OF Calves
Ton, Texas doth miIlers)- were severely in
lnref. Becker had a very bad cash cut In
.he back OF his head, and 1t Is feared Is
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By telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June IA -N0~n.-StOcks strong.
Money on call. 3G3I per sen'. ENcnanGe-LDug,
Assn; short, 1854. state bonds dull. Governments
steady.
Erenfng.-Money. 303h rcr cent. EXCHANGE,
Assn. Goyernments quet and firm new s.. 1885,
Al yer cents, 1904; per cents lOS7s. states DUH
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, June IA --Vrvinia 6s, deferred, 6%
consols, 593; second seres, 22H; pasi-dne coupons
o. new lU-40's, 40b; l0-4Os, coupons, Us. Bid
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FOUR CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH. -
[Wythevile Enterprise. -Four negro chill
dren, left at home alone while the parents
went to church, about bali mile of, were
burned to death in Burk's Garden Sunday
night last The oldest child was about SIX
years OF age, and it is presumed that all
four were asleep. When the door was
burst open the flames had made such head
WAY as to render rescue impossible.
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| negotiating with the, negro emigrants ts
Kansas and Indiana, and can hire then
cheaper than they can the same character oil
labor 10 Georgia and Alabama. He argued
that good will come out Of this.movcment,
and declared that he bad never looked upon
Il with apprehension. He said he would
welcome the day when q real demand
for labor should call negroes from the
South TO other sections, because 1t
would indicate condition OF prosperity.
He read from the testimony with much
effect. As Mr.. Lamar continued to speak
his audience increased. He said that Dir.
Voorhees, had proved conciusively that this
emigration was gotten up for political pur.
poses, and not because the labor OF the de.
luded negroes was needed in the Northwest.
The comment was general that Senator
Lamar was making strong speech.
Mr.. BECK MAKES TARIFF MOVEMENT.
To day when the bill reducing the duty
on malt to 25c. a bushel came up in the Sc
nate, Mr.. Beck moved as an amendment
that the duty on sugar, cotton, wooIen,
silk, and linen goods, on provisions, and in
fact on nearly everything in the tariff list,
be reduced to 80 per cent. dd udlorem. Mr..
Whyte offered as substitute for the pro-
posed reduction on sugar the classification
and rates agreed upon by the Baltimore
Board OF Trade. The bill and amendments
were ordered to be printed.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Butchers Protective Association Of
the District celebrated their twenty. fifth an
nlversary to-day.
The Senate Railroad Committee to-day
agreed TO report the San Antonio and Lere.
do railroad bill.
The Arkansas Editorial Association is
here.
John Bishop, Swiss barber on Seventh
street, committed suicide to-day.
A large number Of colored troops from
Georgia marched down the avenue tins eve
ming.
Treasurer Gilfillan is back at his desk after
a spell OF sickness.
fAssociated Pres Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.
LONGsTREEr CONFIRMED As MINISTER TO TUR-
KEY.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Senate TO.
day confirmed, by the decisive vote Of 80 to
| 3, the nomination OF General james Long
street. OF Georgia, as minister resident OF
the United States 10 Turkey.
OTHER ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, June H.-One OF the pro-
| visions Of The bill passed in both houses to-
day on the report Of the conference COM
mttee relative TO public lands restores the
price Of land within six miles Of a railroad
to 1926 per acre, where they were placed
on the market at $3.50 per acre prior to
1861. This is understood to include lands
along many southern railroads.
The conference committee have agreed to
retain IN the sundry civil appropriation bill
Senator J0nes's provision for placing the
Pensacola navy-yard in a state OF efficiency,
with an amendment liking the amount o;
this years appropriation at $4,000.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. June IA, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
OATS.-60 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-l00 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
No sales of anything.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE IA, 1880.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New Yors,
merchandise and passengers, u. w. Allen Co.,
agents. - -.
river: vessel. Buck x Christian.
Schooner ID. n. lngrahan, Greeley, ROcAlahd'
lime. X. Wendenbnrg.
schooner Lizzie Madison, Mckay, New York, pig
iron, Tredelar Works. 80
schooner John s. Wood, English, New YORK va
City Point, light, Chesapeake and ONO railroad.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United SiaNs
mail merchandise. and passengers, IL IL. Tatnm >
Schooner Harry Sheppard, Clayton, Jersey City,
ties, Curtis Parker. ,, III,
schooner star Spsnged Banner, Mulen' wash
ingtOn, coal. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Jane Moore, -, Baltimore, stone ana
Lumbar, Curtis & Parker.
ENTERED.
Norwegian bark COLUMBIA, Nielsen master. iight,
from UanpOn Roads vessel 10 Buck Christian.
Norwegian bark Minnie Campbell, davidson mas
Ter light, from Baltimore; vessel 10 Buck CHRIS
tan. ~
CLEARED.
Schooner Alice. Anderson master, barrels 10 NOR
fOlk; vessel Buck Christian
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Labor Troubles.
AT LEADyILLE, Co

DENVER, COL, June 14.-The excitement
nj Leadyille continues. On SATURDAY uiter-
noon the strikers were dispersed Dy
charge OF citizen cavalry Without Dlooa'
shed. The Governor has declared martlal'
law. with Major-General ID. q. McCook In
command
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salo ofn Railroad.

SELMA. ALA, June l4.-The Selma. Rome
"a nalton railroad was sold to-day fol
\ 5O3 900, aud was bought by the Eas
Tennessee oSS and Georgia Railroad Company
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NEW HOTEL AT OCEAN VIEW.
THE GREENBRIER WHITE SUI.
l. PHUR SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA.

THIS CELEBRATED wATERING-PLACF,s 50
universally known for its Alternative aud curative
properties ard rs fashionable patronage, will bo
oueDed by The new owners on Ibe 10Th JUNE. All
the buildings have been Thoroughly repaired rent
ted. and refurnishcd with costly and elegant room
and psrlor furniture; gaslights and all the modern
i'm Brovements inff oduced.
Board, 50 per day.
Bosr,i, $40 per month lof iwenty-eleht days).
The CALWELL HOUSE, adjacent 90 the Springs
Is NOW OPEN, with privilege OF the waters. baths
aud grounds of the springs In common with al !
other vi Itors.
Board per day, &2.
Board per month (of twenty eight dsysI, $50.
Descriptive pan phles to be had Of PURCELL,
LApD 4 Co, Druggists.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY.
GEORGE l.. PEYTON.
lie o-1m Managing Partner.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE LA
Il sr.r for sale 200 suits OF Chan Der farni.
tnre. IN price from 1913 10 5000, from the oest
,n,nuYsctories r asst and West, also OF nav own
s fogeiher with a full liue OF ParIor, Once an
Kitchen FURNITURE. aud every article " we rarn-
~ line. also ,'abnel- Maker supplies OF eytry
,u.o iiinn VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. PSg-
,,es IN want viii save MONEY by giving me q ssii'
ot,ce aud wsrero )ms, 1893 stain street ntay ~,
teenih ,treet. WILLIAM IN 'N''
60 T.Qm
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EAUQUIER WHITE sULPHUR
old SWEET SPRINGS,
" MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

This delightful summer resort will be open for the
accomn odatlon Of visitors JUN NE H. 1880. All the
appointments are hrst.cisss. Elevation. 1000 rect.
Capaeitv for 900 guests. The water IL powerfully
tonic, diuretic. mildly cathartic, and alt.faliye.
Mineral plunge-ba,hs, also warm and hot mineral
aud ffesh-waier steam baths. Extensive livery.
excellent band OF music. Express, telegraph aud
post office In the Hotel. Board: Per day. $3.50
per week. $I5 per month, $40 To $50, according 10
Locations. Bachelors row, for young gentlemen. $50
per month. j. w. YOUNGER.
my 2l-Jm SUPERINTENDENT.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:


Or. Tut
Dear sir,-For ten years have been martyr 10
Dyspepsia, Constipation, and Piles. Last sprihs
your Pills were recommended; used them' am
now well man have good appetite, digestion per,
feet. regular stools. piles gone, and have gained
forly hounds of nesh. They are worth their weight
,n cold. Rev. X. l.. SIMPSON,
Louisville, Ky.
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HOT SPRINGS,

IL BATH COUNTY. VA.
These CELEBRATED THERMAL SPRINGS,
varying In temperature from 800 ~ loo Fahreo.
hcii. and adapted TO the treatment OF al Rheumatic
aud Gouiy AGec,iens. aud Tor various Chronic Dis
eases Of the Liver, the Nervous system, and the
Skin, are open for the current season.
Resident Physic ans-Professor j. L. Cabell. OF
The University Of Virginia; DIR. j. X. Page, Uni
versty Of Virginia. formerly Professor OF Practice
Of Medclue In the Washington University. OF Balti-
more. For descriptive catalogues. &c, address
H. Slim TARDY K AUGUST.
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Loss by the TstusysIIe Fire.

BRADFORD. Pa, June 1.-The fire at IT.
tnsvlie Is entirely subdued. The total loss
Will aggregate Sl.500,00O.
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rionr.
ny GeIcEyn.,2,

Fine. s40!4.50; extr.. 1913 5up5rane, "a 81
Mt5: common family. Sd@s6.25.
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WE. TIE LEADING RETAIL DRf-
w GOODS MERCHANTS Of she city, VIII siese
f from as ] GNE isTM . sEfTEMREn lsrs.
COURTNEY q PRICE,
COHEN BkyfuGkbs
s,..,. tta 81 Ii So = sSSSuSS;SusrAs : co.
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They increase the appetite and cause the body io
take ON flesh; thus the system is nourished, and by
their tonic action ON the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. rs cents. 30 MChhAi olhE',
my 2a-eodtAp20 New loIs.
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CEASlDE RESORT.
CORES ISLAND, VA.
sURr-BATHING, FISHING, sNIPE-sHooTING

sURf-BATHING, FISHING, sNIPE-SHOOTING.
This HOTEL H. reopened for the reception
visitors. Terms ~ per day, s12 per week, $40
per month. Route from Norfolk or old Point by
steamer Banks to Cberrysione every Monday,
je 2-lms PROPRIETOR.
MILLBORV SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
vi TY. two mile6 from Milboro' depot. Chesa-
peake and ohio railroad, are now open. Terms 10
suit the times. Especial terms for families for the
season. The most elevated aud coolest summer re-
sort In the mountains. ABUNDANCE OF lCF.
For circulars apply TO 7. v. DUPUY, druggist, AT
Broad street, Richmond, Va, or
W. A. sITLlNGTON 4 co. Proprietors.
nv 22.S, Tu&Thl5t Bath county. Va.
CEA GROVE HOUSE, CAPE MAY
- POINT. Delightfully."- situated within nfty yards
of beach. Five minutes by steam cars from Cape
May, or Philadelphia Boat. il0sfeld's celebrated
Rates during jane, SO TO Sl2 week: balance OF
season. AI2 10 elS. JOHN A. HICKS.
Proprietor formerly proprietor OF Baker
my 20-eod26t House,. yineand. N.
EAUQUIER WHITE SU LIP ii u Il
Il SPRlNGs.-Tbis famous SUMMER RESORT
viii be reopencd JUNE 10TH under the manage
ment of y. 1ENNEY 4 CO.. Of the National Hotel,
Washington, ID. e.. The finest hotel In the South,
with all modern improvements throughout, inciu-
ding hot and cold bath convenience on each hoor,
| electric bells. and gas.
The medicinal properties Of the water are re-
nowned for their efficacy IN dyspepsia, dropsy, and
| all maarial affections.
Board per day. q 10 81, according to location Of
loom per week, sl2 f1S.
! For further Information address National iiotel
| springs, tsuquier county. Va. my lS-2m
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VrUTT,s HAIR.DYE.--GBAY HAIR or
i WmsKEns changed 70 GLOSSY BLACK by q
single Application OF this DYE ilnparsa nsIu
raj Color, acts instantsneOusly. Fold w ofnssiS@'
or sent by press ON receipt OF VI.
OFFICE. 50 MURRAY STREET, NEW fohh'
fmy 28.eodtAp20l