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OLD Pom COMFORT, July %.
Dear Dispatch Some days ago. desiring to get
rid of the heat and dust OF city, | determined
to pay a visit to Old Point Comfort, and trust you
will excuse ms for trespassing on your columns
but / cannot omit passing notice of the old re.
sort under the new regime. Old Point has been
famous for its baths delightful fish, crabs &c and
with its gentemany proprietor and his eff.
Gent assistant, Mr.. Stegall, of Richmond it has
this season surpassed itself The arrangements
which have been made for the accommodation of
the visitors are almost perfect. The use of the
round table in place of the former long Ones places
each party who visits the Point separate from the
crowd-allowing each to enjoy their own compa
NY. This is q most desirable arrangement-giviug
~ all an opportunity Of iaxuriating on hog fish,
soft crabs, &c, and afording to the servants the
opportunity of attending to ALL and they are as at
tentiye possible. The bar is furnished with the
best assortment of liquors and Wines / must not
omit, in this connection, Mr.. Irwin, the general Su
perintendent, to whose kindness l was indebted
for many ors and to the captain of the Enchan.
tress who was always at the wharf, ready for
sailing or fishing excursion. All who patronise
him and his swift craft will be highly gratifed
| cannot forbear mentioning a circumstance
which occurred at our leaving Old Point, in which
the skill and Judgment of our friend, Capt John
Davis of the Curtis Peck, was eminenty shown.
We left the Point, on the steamer Shultz, for Nor
folk, at o'clock, T. NJ, with about two hundred
passengers When in about three miles of Nor
folk, to our surprise, the steamer Jamestown from
New York, was seen bearing towards us, (she was
on her true course,) and, strange to say, the
Shuitz instead of keeping ia her course, bore
down towards the Jamestown, and when within
few yards of the steamer, collision seemed inev
table The pilot of the Shultz, panic struck, left
the wheel, and the boat for while was without
control Capt d, who happened to be aboard
Immediately spang to the wheel house, and but
for his timely aid, many of us would have found
watery grave Too much cannot be said OF his
skill and Judgment.
The arrangements of the lighthouses at the
Point are much improved-they having been made
bath houses; and can assure any of our friends
who wish to spend few days agreeably, free from
the turmoil, heat, and dust of city that they will
find comfort and Goodness at the Point and the
best of iuxuries to crafty the palate. Let them
try Stegal, and if the inner man is not satisfied
then they will in vain seek the lands for it.
Yours &c n
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DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SYRINGE.
Il This handsomely improved Watering Piecs
Az q re psat II IL situated IL 6snss forrest q
usftve ceKn in the northern part Of the hsentiful
eounsy e Resnoks, the turnpike road leading nom
aaIem bv the way OF Newcastle to the Sweet spring.
and within days journey from Richmond Or Peters
P:..sns.rs On the virsini. and Te.ae..s rsi!se.d
and vim Be- immsdiasely taken, in Kept Summer
son's splendid daily line Of stage Cesehss 70 ths
Rnsnoks Red Sulphur, 30 miles where me- III ~
they prefer to do So they can leave IN the sams line
next Dor1ns dine at the swes. f S. ,n..
king an ENTIRELY DAY TRAVEL of two days,
frou, Richnoud or Petersburg to the White sulphur.
brousht from the White Sulphur 70 the Roanoke Red
Sulphur tie first day and after taxing tnete
reach the rsiIrosa 1t Salem in time for ths morning
train, 90 q to reach Richmond Or Petersburg the
No expense or trouble win be spared to make this
sg.ssabe - any wsssf Place ae ua IN vor The
propretors fatter themselves that 1t y destined 70
lake high poGton we'll for its curative Qualities
Yapcy 90 well know as q first rate caterer for the
public and for his attention to all the details OF
public establishment has been secured (ogetheI with
mis- wife1 manager. Under their mapaSemens, vls.
tos may be sure of cordial welcome, end the very
The hotel which contains Is rooms, including
spacious Bali Room and all the other Improvements.
have been erected ON the most approved modsis OF
taste and convenience furnishing accommodation for
$50 visitors the present which will be fncreas
ed to any extent that may be required hereafter.
A superb BAND OF MUSIC, has been engaged for
the season and in all respects it will be the constant
and efforts of the Proprioto to render their
visitors comfortable and hsppy.
The water of tho Roanoke Red Sulphur has not
been fully anazed but the remarkable benefit de-
rived from its by persons suffering from, eeimo
nary complaints justi6es the belief that Amohe other
vsluab medicinal qualities 1t VIII be found to have
that which has given to the Red Sulphur OF Monroe
its celebrity viz: reducing the pulse and acting
tonic at the same time It has also proved highly
beneficial to persons suffering from Dyspepsia, and
other of the stomach a. could be shown by
MANY certificates were il deemed necessary.
GEORGE W. SHANKS,
A HUPP.
GREEN B. BOARD, 3Propdetors.
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID C. SHANK6,
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Ny TeIegrapii.

BALrIMoeE. July So.-FIour frm-New Ohio and
CITY Mills, S725 Wheat very irm-white. $1,000
100; red, 81 5O1l.60. Corn rather drll-white and
yellow. 62d6f
Nav YoRK, July 80 Flour buoyant-stste, Sc 25
Ohio unchanged; Southern STANDARD, So Wheat
prlme white, Sla5 Corn unchanged Stocks firm
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


Sale, ia New York, Tuesday mornina, or T@''"
y. g. A. = asa and s2soco DO. so, at ees
rs. N,v York Journal Of commercs OF Ine'oaS
afternoon ssys;
TIL. hanks ere In,r cautious 10 losniss .sea W..
Min. fapds In view Of the probability fhst us .J
he called on suddenly TO commence eont.s a , 49,
ys,es Of inter, little higher than ~ 'hs 800
~ isst week. Prime business paTer' "a SUI e.Ion.
hu. there 10 discrimination IN rekaLa 70 ~
nIsss nsmes and the market continuesi IN s'oT Vi e
lender. ,....s :. a.
first board, and they were again better between lhe
boards ,;..,
Fsreisn Exchange has heen more active, and little
srmey; but Gales have been nearly ali among the
bankers very little being done by importers. We
,uots Bills Of 80 days London, l09d 1885 for COM
1nsrrsI sixpsures n9adIi0for bankers, mostly 1901;
de at sight lie; 9ilcs Paris, az go days. -.
uNsw YoxH BASgs-The Bank statement of last
veek. relative to the New York Banks exhibits the
following variations pared wish the preceding
week
increaae in discounts. $47S 09o
Decrease IN specie. ,4i5.Zoo
Increase In circulation 4oeaZ
Decrease IN deposites nomiRalfy. j, 57o65
Deere ase in deposites actually. 76s,5i8
This 10 by no means satisfactory statement. With
decrease in specie of nearly and half million,
and ia depostes of more than three quarters of mil
lion. we have increase in loans of nearly half q
million.
WEgAr-The following Is a comparison Of receipts
Of tbs week, for the month of July 1855 and sc, by
river, canal and railroads:
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4 NTHHAClTE COAL ..Havfng erected
n army yard on the Dock, one of Fairbanks Pat
ent Pla form Scales, am prepared to sell An h g.
cite Coal either by the load of 25 bushels by the
ton. Consumers will find it to their interest to
purchase by weight. Apply at yard Sou side OF
the Dock on the North side of Basin Bank, be-
tween 9th and lOthstreets.
10 21-TnS Frifiw SAMIIEI, p HAYES
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nDucAT1oN.

e s AMp .sss44TEIHI E NAT. !,,
s NJ the lst Octohsr and cissss on the i5th july
hest preparation for the Univsfsty for the hishsr
classes in other sges OF for bssnsss. Should the
e gaS ss q
subscnber-a gentleman of accurate and extensivs
scholarship, Of long aud .uceessfal expesiencs a.
teacher, now trsvsnns IN Europe. The school WI
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, which will be exclusively
for small boys. to whom much attention will BE-
TERMs-tpsysbls semi Annually in sdvanes)
sen'or CiSss-The Classics and higher Mathe-
Junior cla...The Rudm.nis Of Ii. Classic.
with the higher English branches. ......... 80 %
Primary Department = Spelling, Reading.
Writing, Grammar, Geography, Antbue-
Any Modern L.nsuas: win BE- taught il desired At
the usual Professors fees Due notice will be given
OF the location Of the School. The subscriber
then be found At hi: father. rooms u. B. Msrtin'.
between 9 and O'Clock. He desires an interview
with the parents Of the pupils.
To those not personally acquainted with him. Nr.
Martin would submit the following testimonisls-hs
would also refer to Professor Harrison of the Univer-
sty.
UNIVERSITY OF Va, June 3Oth, 1856.
Having understood that my young friend, Mr.. Roger
Martin of Richmond, designs engaging In the bust.
ness Of nstructing youth, beg leave warmly to re-
commend him to the attention of such as desire to
secure accurate and thorough instruction for their
children wards. Mr.. NJ artin is good scholar and
knows how to teach not only upon theory but from
practice. His studies at the University have been
pursued with that success which gives pledge that
he will not only convey to others what he has learn
ed but that he will inspire his pupils with zeal for
their studies. which will make their lessons not q
task but pleasu Q. As Christian gentleman, Mr..
Martin, feel confident will realizs any expectstisns
his friends may have formed respecting him. and
may safely be trusted with the MANAGEMENT and in
struction of youth. w. H. McGUFFEY.
The undersigned unite in cordially commanding
Mr.. Martin to tho confidence and patronage of the
community. MOSES hOGE,
r. V. MOORE
UNIVERSITY OF Va July 9Th, 1885.
tske pleasure in recommending Mr. Roger Mar
tin formerly assistant in my school and since
student OF the University,) to tn. citizens OF Rich
mond q we'll qualified and faithful teacher
iv 22-2taw3w s. MAUPlN.
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AND FOR sALE.-Having determine,

4 AND FOR SALE..-Having determined
IL TO move ~ est tn Fall. shall offer all of m
REAL ESTATE for sale privately until du,ing the
FALL and if not sold. it will then be soid publicly at
which time due notice will be given. To wit : the
place on which reside. lying on the road leading
from the Williamsburg road round by Rsmseys Mil,
up TO Shed town, formerly Bakey's Mill, and oppo-
site the farm of said Ramsay adjoining the land of c.
Williams, and running down to Fulton Town
about quarter of mile from the corporation line
containing FIFTEEN ACRES, with good Dive Hing
and all necessary out-houses; q fine well of Water
i'll the yard he land ID in sh state of cultivation
aod would make splendid Market Garden. Also a
TRACT OF LAND, lying six miles from the CITY,
ON the South.sids of the Main Williamsburg Stage
road, containing Sal acres, all in wood and heavy
timber except ABOUT so acres which has been cult
waited, with good well of water This tract would
inake fine Farm, as il all lies well
The wood is very valuable for its convent spce to
market, and 10 in half mile of the YORK River Rail
road.
Also another tract opposite the same on North side
OF sald Villa msburg road, running to Stony Run
road and bounded on both SIDES by said roads is en-
tire length. and corners in a few feet of the York
cept about ~ acres.
This tract has new Cottage residence. jut neatly
knlshed, with good store-bouse, and some other
buildings store ID kept at it at this time, and is
said to be good stand.
For further information amply to Mersrs. GopDIN
ArpERsoN, or TO the subscriber his reside nee the
hist named place. VIM. r. hORD,
w Zo--Aawlfn Henrico county
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DILULES DE BLANCHARD, n pIodure
fsrreux inalterable, sans odeur nj saveur de fer
GU dode; Peries d. Ether du Dr. Clertan: Capsules de
terreux inaltersbe De Va let; Fumigateur PectorsJ
pour les maiades des Votes de la Respiration Racs
hout Des Arabes; Pate Pectoral and Sirop PsctoraI
Capsules en- Lichsn; Dragees de Santonine &c Sc.
ror sale by MEADE BAKER
Pharmaceutical
lse, N. w. corner of Main and 10th streets
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WEkT HPRINGS..-TEIs csfaH II1I11eS5
=. nov open. With hsndsome acoom mod tioss
Inc new BATHS just completed, ere most speoicns.
sad elegant; containing hanAsons recsp
uon 40 pravefe dressing rooms ill hsndsQsely -.
am instruetsd b the owpsfs Of this property. 10
20 encrts 81 expcuse 70 maks Il ons 81 de nost
Desirable summer retreats In rhs mountains.
L. NOAvELrs
U<%-i@ tor Sweet Syringe Comrssy.
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DICHMOND FEMALE lNsTlTUTE...
II The exercises of the Institute will be resumed on
the frat MONDAY in October.
TERMS PER SESSION:

The large number entering the Institute during the
last sessien, (68,) has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still increased facilities and the arrangements
for instruction will be the elevated aud libe
raj scale the spacious and convenient accommoda-
tons No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor us by
their attendance.
For catalogues, or further information, address
B. MANLY, JR,
iy 2e-dSm Richmond. Va.
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NJ II E..TempOrary hemOSHi..-l he
subscriber, for the purpose of giving way to tn
erection of new house has removed his store from
his old stand corner of Main and 18th streets three
doors above where he would be pleased to see his
friends and the public generally in want of first
rate article of Clothing assuring them thst he is pre-
pared with all the necessary requisites to adon the
outward man. 4. b SPENCE,
Fashionabl Clothisr and Merchant Tailor,
tel No. 1876 Main street.
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RKAuTIFIL FAKM o. UNION Hill

ibers authorized to sell that beautiful Farm
now in the occupancy,of Mr.. Henry w: Tyler, con-
tanning 10 acres, stuated near the New Bridge Road,
milo East of Richmond. adjoining the lands OF
Mrs Picot and others. The house has 6 rooms. is
and handsomely finished Besides the dwelling
there is good kitchen, barn. stable snd ice house
" Persons disposed to purchase, are respectfully
requested to view the premises For terms apply to
jy 7---2swlm GODDIN g. APPERS0N
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tNkANkLiN STREET shANAR 1.-The
subscriber would return his sincere thanks for an
past patronage. and begs continuance of the same
under the promise ofdoing all in his power please
He keers always on hand, well selected stock of
Grain. Mill oasl, Hay, &c, to which he would in
Fite the attention of all those in want of such arti
ces he intends selling at the lowest market prices
for caah, to punctua the usual time
B. All goods delivered in any part of the city
Tree Of charge. JNO. A. LACY
jy I7---dtiA
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. RUNAWAY, Runaway from the


n RUNAWAY Runaway from the
~ subscriber, on the lat January last, a negro
.&$A woman named AMANDA, belonging to the
.Ais sf dark brown complexion about twen.
tyseven years old, and has mother living in Butch
ertown and many relations living in Powhatan,
will be paid upon her delivery to at the jail of
Henrico, and all expenses paid
my sl-.f ALEX B. HUTCHINSON.
CHEAP DRY GOODs.--A GU TUs
MAiLEhT would respectfully say to his custom.
entire stock of Dry Goods much reduced prices in
order to cose out his Summer stock BY the end of the
spsa and Flowed r sp Fl ssdi: s..
Iebesss; large assortment of cslicoes; Fans, va
rioas styles; Powered and Swiss Muslips; Jsconet
and Childrens Cotton Hose; Boy1 half Hose; Cane
; swiss and Cambria Insertings; Bobin Edge
1 n and insertinss Bobin Edgnss; Black Trimming
cheap French Worked Collars; Black Lace Wells;
large lot Of Lawns, Gnshams Grass Skirts Ladder
focket Hdkfs from SIC. and iner large variety Of
Linen and Cotton Goods for mems and boys wear;
Cefsets all sizes; Cotton Shrtings and and
great many other bargains at
RELLEvUE HOsPiTAL.-.ThIs Institu.
in delightful airy position and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa.
uents and the succes:ful treatment Of disease.
Ihe Lyins-in Wsrds are peculiarly commodious
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
ali patients placed under their charge
TERMS:
Mh, nts..'.................."e3 per week.
~ ntcs... -, :....,.............. 8
rr Tn recommendation ..,.......... Ito 10
1hese rates embrace al charges for Board n adj.
eines. ana Medical and Surgical attendance.
u No Small Pox admitted
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON. NJ. D.
Grace street between 9TH aud 5th
Z. B. MILLS, n. D.
ian street, between Broad and Aarrhau
RI. n N
Corner OF 18th and Grace strsets
Resident Physician-Dr. WOOD INV 1A-sm
pO9TPONE1lENT..-i { IL viii rcaree fhna
nave 70 announce thai my Distributfou Enter.
prise cannot take place on the 22d Fsbrusrv. Ths
unusual hardness Of the winter has prevented ms
from seeing and ssttling with my asens IA sos =
can see them shal Gx upon another day not later
snsn about the let 81 August at which time the Draw
VII certainly taks place. the tickets called in
ne tne money refunded And should the sale Of
neken satisfy me b doing %. shall hx upen "a ear
nef dsy, - am anxious 70 have the Dravina taka
place q ths earisst possible time. = -
-. JEs9B z. HoPKIN0,
e s--flfAn eide Lihcrtv Va
R1lCks. BRICKS, TKTCK a.-We
ssss sos eals prtvstsly large stock Of vell bun
q Uoes bnekA Which ws win sell low 70 asy psrsoa
We sss also prepared e contract sbr snsk wa.
snsss me supessision of Nj. Lake NcKsnns
IA LARUo SHINE
u Main slyook
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' TERPRlSE.-Owing to the failure to dispose of
heretofore advertised the proprietcrs have besn
compelled to postpone it till the 10th of December
next. If the Tickets not all sold by that time,
the allotment will be made in proportion to the
amount of sales made
WILSURN. CLARK & CO.,
iy 1q-St Steeje,s Tavern Augusta Va
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HITT1 CNNTS ANU VNE DOLIAH a
l. BOTTLE-DOLLAR CORDIAL the most re-
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure of a
certain disease and debility, with certainty and dis
patch, in few days, with the saving Of time and
bers Of the College of Surgeons in London. and 10
used in most Of the Hospitals in England, where the
most severe casss of weakness have suecumbed, by
the of this valuable Medicine.
Price so cts. and 81 per bottle.
To be had Of l.. b. THOMAS, Dr. O. B. HILL,
DUVAL NORTON, CHAS. MILLSPAUGH J.
B. WOOD, 8. NJ ZACHRISSON and A. LESLIE
opp site the r. +. r. r. Depot, Broad street.
je lots
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NUDA WATER IN PUkCELAlN FUUN.

&UDA WATER IN PUkCELAlN FUN
~ TAINS.-Our Soda Water is now in full epera
ton, and will at all times furnish this delicious
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream Syrups,
ufacured by ourselves from the real ripe fruits Our
Apparstus is of the most recent cor structoD. the
fountains being lined with tho finest WHITE POR-
CELAlN, and the cooling arrangement, such as to
insure its being at all times Icy cool and pure
Saratoga and Bloc Lick Sulphur Water, kept con-
stantly cool on the Ice during the warm weather.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmsceutists,
ls6, N. w. Conner OF Main and 10th streets.
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NEAT LITTLE r hI ON TIE MI ia.
~ DOW BRIDGE ROAD. HALF A MILE
NORTH EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
The subscribers are authorized to sell the NEAT
LITTLE FARM located as above, now occupied by
Mr. VIM. Kuper, adjoining the residence of Mr.. Pc
ter w. Dudley. The place contains Il acres. The
dwelling is built Of brick, and Is nearly new The
place is remarkably healthy.
For terms and further particulars, apply to
GODDIN b APPERSON.
Anr
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- FOR kENT..-The store and kesi'
Il depce, No. Ill, Broad street., Immediately op
10 posits Broad Street Hotel. The store is well
adapted for almost any kind of business, being very
central The upper part of which Is suitable fors
private residence.
For terms, apply to the subscribers or to Mr. Joha
Harold, Broad street. LARUS 4 SHINE,
jy IL IA Main street
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N0UNT LEKNON HOTaI.. CAPE M

M: AN1NOIS HUTEI., CAPE MAY,
-. ~. rms masnifcent Hotel, the largest and
% reception OF guests and those visiting the Capes
Que who has never this Hotel il is well worth
wit eeins the largest Hotel in the world beine
saP.S.e Of accommodating 2l0o people comfortably.
sna dining 5000 The length Of the dising room In
.ne essr y 4z5 feet long, width s0totaI length Of
Ehs 20. ieet whole length from Ocean psrior 10 the
Aiso, stanl1nE Carriage Houses, 10, attached, to.
setner with Ten Pin-Aileys. Pistol GaiIenss, Arche
lentss ana Quot. pitching Grounds for tho Ladie,
E.ln me nippodrome ring under the supervision az
Asoems Minnie and Gen. Wslch. = =
hts,d % per day. CAIN POSTER,
y Tin Proprietnrs
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VlNkeaAk--.SO bbls. prime Cider Vine .
yss VIM TAYLOR.
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VI-11vEH HILL LUBiP COAL...l am
u prepsred to receive orders for GLOVER HILL
LUMP COAL, which will be promptly executed at
current prices oAmL r. dAWES.
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SUGAks AND AiOLAsskS..-6O hide
~ fair to choice quality SUGARS.
60 bbis Coffee SUGARS
220 bb.s prime MOLAsSES. For sale by
iy 22-Iw DUNLOP. MONCJJRE a C0

lNOkNA n ID Nc BUAlN = S..lN.
Il CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arrange
mepts to increase the line OF boats running from NV
house and shall 1t the commencement of the fall Sea
son, send boat every other day Sundays except
ed. By this arrangement viii put goods through two
days than heretofore and nearly If not alto.
gether ~ soon ~ by the S. 8. 4. B., and ct much
less xpense.
Merchants west Of Lynchburs wishing to coussn
sneir goods to the rArord required to do
funds 70 pay the charges to tia. point, the
ueia and Tenuessee Railroad refuse to psy or col.
lses ssa co on goods received By the Canal
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- A CtN,rkAL AND MOST VALI1.
:s BILE PRIVATE DWELLING At THE
CORNER M 18TH AMI n cro

- FOR RENT..-A Brick Tenement on
q 18th street. Church Hill, near the Leigh street
- Baptist Church, suitable for . medium siz.d
family. The premises in every way convenient,
and just been newly painted. The water 10 very
venient, and 10 good any in the State free Of
charge. Location healthy. 1t will be rented low to
a good tenant. Apply to
HA ATKINSON.
Corinthihn Hail.
Or at his residence nesr the property
iy l6-ts