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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

Close Your Cellar Doors "A few nights since,
as Lieut.. Crone, of the Night Police, was
making his rounds on Main street. he discov-
cred cellar door standing open, aud on ap-
preaching it to ascertain the cause. heard a
man running across the floor, as if attempt
ing to get out. Giving the "signal call" Lieut. t.
g. soon had four watchmen with him, three
Of whom procured light and descended into
the cellar. only to find that the intruder had
made his escape by rear door. AS there
were no valuables IN the cellar, the door was
unlocked. and the premises might have been
fired and burned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05
Tur Jprsu AND THE Pe,

THE IRISH AND THE PRiNCE.-The Irish
military organizations of Philadelphia will
refuse 10 unite in any demonstration of re-
spect TO the Prince of Wales. The Montgome-
ry Guards, OF that city, have approved OF
resolutions adopted by the Montgomery
Guards of ST Louis, refusing to take part in
any act of international courtesy. Because -
say the G yards, "if the Irish citizen soldiers
should turn out to give the pros pective King
of England public reception, it wonld be Ell
dorsing the many wrongs and crneities in
ficted by England's rulers upon our fore
10,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

IN HARD PLACE.--The humbug Portu-
gnese Countess, Donna Pedro, otherwise
known as Sarah Jane Corkery, is unable to
obtain bail, and remains imprisoned III New
York. Her main hope Of relief from the con-
dltion in which she finds herself placed, is to
have her "strange, eyeniful history" drama
tized aud represented TO a New York audience
herself acting the Part which in reality she
has performed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

Deadly IFsapoas.-'Che practice of carrying
concealed weapons is becoming more common
every day, and will continue TO Increase unt Ill
it is properly punished. The Legislature
ought TO pass a law to make it penitentiary
offence 10 fire pistol in the Streets unless the
firing is done to save some innocent mans life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIoHs.--In the fifth
congressional district of Pennsy lvania the Re.
publcans have nominated VIM NJ Davis. and
the Democrats Henry IDgersoll. In the
eleventh district John Hughes has been nomi.
mated by the democrats for Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

Poor RuA.-Yesterday morning. when the
police officers were on thsir way from the first
station house to the Mayors Court, with some
eight or ten prisoners, one of them flew the
track aud started up Arch alley, but was dis
covered by the Clerk of the First Market Mr..
Ellis, who pursued and recaptured him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

ILLINOIS u s. SENATOR. The Illinois Le-
gisiatare, TO be elected this year, will have 20
eie:t United States Senator To succeed Mr..
TruIubuii. This makes It's com position OF
some Importance, aud both parties will strug-
gle des ,erulely, the Republicans to keep Trum-
bull IN the seat, and the Democrats To turn
him mt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

Gov. HoUsToN's WITHDRAwAL.-We have
heretofore noticed the fact of Gov. Houston
withdrawal of his name from the list of cam
didatas ior the Presidency. The following is
an extract from his letter
There must be an Abandonment of specIous
dogmaS, trap platforms, and eiecticueer-
ing cant; and concentration upon a common
principle. Tor comn,sn purpose, or else the
factions which, united, would constitute ma
lority, must make up their minds to the eley a.
ilon OF a sectional President, whose claim TO
success Is based upon opposition TO the ms stitu-
ton, whose existence should never have been
brought into national politics. A timely union
cf all national Union men to defeat this Sec
uonalIsm, would put an end TO discord and a
ciamorous tendency towards disunion.
JheT should remember the farewell address
OF Lhe Father OF his Country and the immo tai
sentiment OF the hero OF New Orleans, and sage
Of the tIermItage-'The Federal Union il must
be- preserved" Could the spirits of jackson,
Clay afG "ehster be recalled TO take part in the
acIlNe transacuons of the political arena, the
Union would be preserved. Laboring through
lile To perpetuate its glory, they knew its
value and appreciated its blessings.
desire 10 see Il union of all atiouaI minded
men, to defeat dangerous sectionaIism; and
leave my. friends free TO pursue whatever
course may appear to them best at such q
crisis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

Vile Pteee.--Rebecca Chandler, a white girl
about eighteen years old, and one Of the most
degraded and abandoned creatures of her sex
ever known in this community, wa cent 10
aud beating her own mother The afternoon be :
fore, ami attempting to kill her with hatchet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

He'd TO Secgrity-Mrs. Mary Kirby, on the
complaint of her husband r lbert +. Kirby,
made her appearance before the Mayor yes
terday, 10 answer the charge of threatening 10
take his life She had been deserted for
another woman, and therefore the difficulty.
She was required to give security for her good
hphayjpr
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MOVEMENTS OF COTToN-According to the
annual cotton statement, the export from New
Orleans for the year ending The lsL il stiint
amOuut 10 22li 900 bales the value of which
is not yet ascertained. The receipts for The
year foot up .. .255 500 bales, the value of hich
is put down at SiU9 3S9,22O. The average price
for middiing for the year has hee.i lO&. he.
Stock on hand Sept. Ist %, ,UUJ bales.
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MoyING.-We understand that X. e. C.'s, to
the number of sixty-five, will leave here this
morning by the Southern traia en- route for
Mexico. Forty-hve OF these adventurous
knights hail from Norfolk, and twenty from
Richmond. Petersburg furnishes none OF her
cLIya,rY. PetsrsbRrg lta.l Baketia, ith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

FRUIT CROP OF NEW ENGLAND.--The Bos-
ton Traveller says the crop OF apples In the
New England States, this season, Will be
larger ana of better quality than for ten OF
twelve years past, provided the trees are not
shaken heavily by September gales. AT the
present time, in the Boston market, apples
bring S2aS2 So per barrel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

DEcEAsED-Mr. Albert WoodhulI, brother
OF ex. Mayor woodruff, died of paraiy sis, In
New York, last Thursday He was for years
IA partner OF Mosea Ill. Grinueli, Esq, aud
amassed colossal fortune. BY subseq quent
specuiations, however, he experienced heavy
losses. aud consequently leaves only u small
estate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

Disoyderly.--D Michael Kearns and his wife
were Gagged last Monday night, for getting
drunk and alarming the neighborhood In which
they live by cries OF murder. Mike was re-
quired to give security for better behayior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

A LARGE TUMoR.-fhe lowell Courier
states that an ovarian tumor, weighing tweh-
ty-fouT pounds, was successfully removed
from the person OF lady in that cay about
four weeks ago. The tumor was located in
the region OF the abdomen. sf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

Throwing Stones.-MIchael Wood, lad, sr.
rested for stoning John O'Briaa's house, and
throwing rocks at Timothy Callahan, WAS let
off by the Mayor, because no one appeared
against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

BALTIMORE Politics AT a Douglas meet
ing in Baltimore, on Monday night, pending q
proposition to make a domination for Mayer.
a scene of great confusion occurred, and the
ID Getting adjourned over until next week.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMKNT-Thew weekly
statement of the New York city banks shows
a decrease in loans of 81 ,236 GJ1; 81 1888 900 in
specie; S2,320,0o in deposits; and an increase
of SfI1 600 in circulation
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THE CEssUs.-The population of Northun

THE CENsCs.-The popn1atlon OF NOrthum-
berland county, Pa, is 29,OC5; increase of
5,733 since 1850. Population OF Sunbury, Pa,
loU5; III 1850 it was 1,2lS. In nine counties OF
OHIO the increase OF population is 81 ,907. fhe
population OF Reading, Pa, numbers %, los
an increase of 7,i22 since 1850. In Berks CO.
the increase, as far as reported, is 12,5sl, ex-
elusive of Reading
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

AID FOR THs PoPE.--The services in all the
r ,mau Catholic churches of Washington. on
sunday, were drdicitsd 10 the spiritual and
temporal aid of the Pope. TIE attendance
was more than usually large. The contribu-
tious were liberal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

Keswick Depot, Abemare co., Va.
iylo- -2taw2mi WSSl

a..s TWO VALUARi FAKMS IN~A
1a HkNRICO COUNTY. ABOUT FIVh
SALT am authorized to sell two FARMS. sit
mated rs described above, one contains 26a acres,
90 acres cleared and is we'll adapted to the growth
Of the usual crops made IN this section; the bal
ance of the land is in wood 30 or ~ ot which are
heavily set in pine with some valuable timber tor
building purposes. ? he improvements consist OF
a FRAMED OW Filling with rooms. AND al
the usual out baidings. The other farm contains
the farrus are heal hy and rear the city as tn
render them very desIrabe barr air can be he'd
the Messrs. FRENCs, hvirg upon them Further
iniorma ION he had Of the subscriber.
RO b. LYME, Gem Land Asent. nc,
au22 dts Of1ce Met opolitaB Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

AGRICULTURAL ADDRESS BY A LADY.--"The
address at the Agricultural Fair to be held at
Dundee, N. Y, is to he delivered by Miss Su-
san B. Anthony" How can q single lady
know any thing of hustandry?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

Sfrasy Fnis.-Martha Fowler an imbiber OF
bid liquor. was committed to prison yester-
DAY for being drunk and diserderly in the
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

Pleasure Ezeursioa.-A large number OF pas
sengers went down on the York River Rail-
road, yesterday, 10 West Point, where they
took the steamer To Yorktown, and no doubt
had delightful trip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

tn, Dedication of the Bell aud Everett Club
House is TO take place to. morrow night. The
party propose 10 have torchlight procession,
with music, flags aud trausparencies, aud sew
eral speakers have been invited 10 aid in the
ceremonies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

POLITICAL NoMiNATIoHs.-Tbe Bell and
Everett party in Wisconsin has made the fol-
lowing nominations for Congress First Dis
trict, Rob't Chandler; Second District, b. f.
Pixiey; Third District, Richard Dart.
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Druak.-Ge0rge Sengstack. for being drunk
aud disorderiy about the Market, was required
by the Mayor to give security for his good be.
hayiur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

TIM PRINCE OF WALKs.-A dispatch from
Ottawa, Canada, says that the Prince held a
levee on Saturday, and a large numbe
of gentlemen were present. The Prince
then lunched with the Legislature. The
royal party afterward rode TO Chaudere
Falls and the Suspension Bridge, where they
dismoUnted, got on a crib and went down the
timber slide, thousands of people watching
the descent. who cheered them as they shot
past. The scene was rather exciting. The
royal crib got down safe, and the party wers
of the bay, near which the canoe races were
held. The river was covered with small boa ts
and presented a beautiful spectacle. The
Prince took great interest in the proceedings,
applauding the visitors, &c. He returEed 10
the city at O'Clock in d barge especially pre-
pared, and rowed by six gentlemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

O. jennings Ytss, Esq, is 10 address ths
Metropolitan Hall, at o'efoek tonight. ss $
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

THE LATE COMMODORE MCINTosH.-The
telegraph has announced the death, at Pensa-
cola, Florida, Of flag officer James Mcintosh
tne Commandment of the Nayy-Yard at thai
yIace. He had been i'll for some time, SO that
the intelligence of his decease was not unex-
pected Commodore Mcintosh was a native
of Georgia. from which State he received an
appoin trnent in the Navy in the year 1871, 9
few months preceding the occurrence of some
of the most eventful incidents recorded in our
naval annals. He was, consequently, 40 years
an officer, OF which 20 were spent at sea-
The shore duty credited 10 him is eleven
years and eight mouths. He was thirteen
years and three months idle. The particu-
lars of the Commodore's service embrace re-
miniscences of every vessel in the navy, and
of every squadron. He had been actively
engaged on them all, and was considered an
authority on matters relating to the proper
distribution of en.of-war on foreign sta
tions. His death eievates single step the 81
captains whose names follow his on the Naval
Register. his relative position ON which will
now be occupied by Commodore Tatnall, late
Commanders in Chief of the China fleet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

o. y. TAYLOR,

tr<zN o. y. TAYLOR, GTS
A2J III MAIN ST. E&s1
EXE CHINA, GLASS AMI EARTHEN IAEH
WARE E4
I am now in receipt nj MY Fail stock of 60, DS,
larser than ever before, emtrarlns nearly ever!
W IN the re packing h. uses OF the North. and w.h
du icate hills purchased Oh any OF them within
the past ear
~. Goods carefully packed ard shipped rToupi
ly. n m
AN 2l-2,n
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INDIVIDUAL WEALTH IN ALEXANDRIA,


According to the Gazette there are in Alexan-
dria, Va, one person worth $500 600; three
worth from $3.50 900 10 S200,000; two from $780,
900 to Sl50,0U0 four from 81, 900 TO Sl00,0U0;
twelve from $4,000 10 900; thirty three
from S25G0O to $50 0O0; one hundred and eleven
from $4,000 to $4,000, aud ninety.h from
rs UUU TO = To- 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

"DREpER AND DEEPER Subtitle Arte-
sian well at Columbus, Ohio, has now reached
the depth of 26ii feet-four feet more than j
hait-mile.
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Ward Msstiag.-Fhe efrssu Ward Bell Ev'
erett Executive Committee are 10 hold q meet
Ing To- night, TO organize TOR The canvass,
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fAe Csaaiy Court Of HsArieo adjoaraesi yes-
terday. for me term, after transacttng some
uuimpvrtant business,
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a SUJ IEtEN II = 4 VI AN r AZ UN =
- FSTA BLtSHE & d lS36. The su bscTi Der respect
luy invites the attention of the merchants of
Virginia snd North Carolina TO this extensive
stock Of hls own amt foreign MANUFACTURED
HATS. Purchasers Wlil nd 1t 10 their interest to
call AZ his house previous TO gong fl' tier North,
as he Is leaving Dothing undone, sparlng no ex
peHse nr pains. to keep the Southern trade at the
touth. Goods sold IN this house will be warrant
eC 10 cong are 1avorsb,' IL quality and prices with
goods coming from ans other market There viii
b. fnuud all the qualities Of wool and FUR
HATS, iromtns lowest price negro hat to the finest
qaaiity foT gentlemen. Also. BOYS and CHjL-
DREE'S HATS and CAPS. of all grades ard
styiss LADIES' RIDING HATS and LADIES
FURS. of all the various qualities
Purchasers viii dn well ~ call ard examine.
Sc st. JOHN DOOLkY. Rlohm nd. Va.
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REMEDY FOR FELoN.-Cut hole IN a
lemon aud wear IL on The iihger over the ieion,
like u thimble. So says al exchange.
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BELL AxB EVERETT HAT.

d II Il VI r ' INA
~ DOUGLAS HAT.
BRECkINRIDiiE HAT.
BELL AND EVERETT HAT.
DOUGLAS HAT.
BRECKINkIDG HAT.
These three styles are NEW and really beautifu
SHAPES. and can ONLY BE Dat
BlNFORD'S HAT STORE, 50 Main St.
Sc S-6t Opposite Morris BoGkstora,
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80 nDIIaRS HEwARD--RA

Il AWAY, from J. Werth's coal yard, on the
N Basin. a MULATTO Man. named LYME
& GAY Lyndsay is ab1ut feet or 10 inches
TS~hgh; hiss g1od MANY whip marks on his
80 of icas stsndins; dresses badly, and seneT-
81. bsS dirty appearance. He came from Essex
cn,,pty and was hired at City Point last year, at
,hlrh place he was seen duTing last week and the
6rsfrsr OF this. but sand tn nave lett there on
Wsdi esday lest, for Richmond. | Will give the
seave reward II taken cut of the CITY, or hve dol
rs lttskeh IN the city OF the suhnrbs, aud dehV-
efea 10 me. JAMES htOhE'
ss-ts Agent for DR.. Wm Fisher.
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WATCHES. yEwBIRY, &o.

An ELEGANT AND THE largest
"a assortment of Gold aad Sill .ss.S@E-N
4 > verW ATCHES and JEW %T t&
49, ELRY ever offered IN thus. ,,<-,,N,a
=, y heIcsaie and retail, at LENiS HI lMAN's,
s Nan S,HsT si,Sg' ad steel sPEcTAcLEs, Brazilian
otJ, 4 l. ASSES. to s0it siy slEht, tn he had at
reed pr.ee .ro,a LEWIS HXMAN, S Main
s'W,Ssstohes and Jewelry REPAIRED hs skillfnt
,roftmen at a low p,tce by LEWIS HYMAN, ss
~. street. kpd the cheapest ATCR rs and
fcW WEbEl Al ths StSte to te purchased at
Sc S.a -------Ln" LIZ i" % " II l Man ..
Tn THE PUBLIC or VIRGINIA.
tA ff,ou want SO Nuy good w AfCH cheap.
e., \ 70 80 ]. n, WILLIAMS, No. 3 Msin st.
"a IL if YOU wait good Gold G n A N,
TSp.sTPIN, RING. Set of BUTTONS, SPEC
cGHDRONS. Vi0LINS, GUITARS. CLOCKS,
.. sr,thine IN thgs hue OF business, so 10 J. N
WILLIAMS. No Nam ST
II you want ANYTHING IL tbs shave line, or above
Il Il you have 3 hna Watch, Check. any kind OF
fsWsirv. Music Boxes or kceordeons that needs
RFFAtSiNU, garry II to ]. n WILLIAMS, No.
sNsia street. formerly with John Hill.
MOTTO "A lsrge assortment of all kinds ol
81 -CTAGi ~, always on hand. All can ne suited
tsre SCI s-A
a. CHARLES LUNSDGN is the man
~ who repairs WATCHES. JEWELRf
ENi CLOCKS. SFEGrACbES, 5 &c-, IN the test
A-ssA manner ard at reasonable prtoes.
WATCHES snG CLOCKS repaired and war
''JEwELRY repaired IN ii best manner.
SPFCTACLES fitted with rew lasses and war
rsr:ed "a sGit, ~ IS Msiu street, Richmond,
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+ ALL r x 4 ID 4. /.
IS6.I,

N lOOJ.
ford. Diekinson h WesIEer.) No IS Main street,
Richmond. Va thankful for the liberia PATRONAGE
best tJwed on him by his friends and the pub c gen
erAiiy Invites their attention to hls large ard
tensve stock of HATS, GAPS, FURS, &c, com
pTistn5 every style manufactured loo the season,
which will he sold 1T wholesale and retaii to pune
tnal customers on the mo Il favorable terms Mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina, and Feunes-
re visiting the city. respectfully solicited to
call and examine for themselves oefoIe purches-
INK. 4 liberat discount made u those who pur-
chase for cash.
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.ERMs OFADVERT7sJNf5.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
- a.AND AND sLAvEs IN I

~ aAsD AND ssLayyKs ~ TME
OF af jas sAE ss.. ss
deed. etier for sale privately Nv. .ipsiJs TEACf
OF LAM. lyinz on the a pc' mattex liver 70 the
On shs Ric%enS nd ND i' se rssa
ing; b, sstlm ,tion 40 seres Ihss ,aDd v aoni.
Sd Tatacee and ~ Ia the .t areea . sns 4
the best M IN the the county II aeslssd i VI, he d.
yasd INTO ss &c Al Ss
the eevlsses Issessnx me r,sat e. suitivsie nd
" Il. n ss.
toe The purchaser If the land, il he dssires
,ss a hs SsS ss sss: s ss
= " ssFRaSa sss: B.
pot Amelia. an 1--u
See HVRIA FOR ssLE.-l his FARM CON
~ tains go acres by late survey Is well tim
vided into six fields Has a Commanding situation
on the psmunkey River. four miss from from Tus,
miles from Rohmond, and in the county Of King
William. map of the farm may he seen as the
Office OF the vi city K q sRSxfSS sSSTeSs
su IS dasw5w. Acaulnton. Va.
- FAM FOR SALE.-I offer for ssle my
- Of Hen lcn containinr isoss seres. sinS '.o two
m Eiiiss east of k,chf.ond and adleinlnT the isuds
others Iti dssmed anps ssssary to give }ur,ser her
aescrpion Of the land land, inp,Gvemsn.s and sdvan
eHfn',s THnMs.oL ~ iberai j. NJ. 6. DICKINSON.
au 20 --dlms ats
ybsR dGg iSFss FiEsf SlIRaSn ron Hs ssIF TT
land, s'i im@sdistsls on the York EiS'f Rs,scaS.
joining the lands OF Tbs, j. Carter. rhy Wat
kins and others ;a9 utone. halfeleaIsd and would
IS se IN pine in and nak /. is ent 70 Mil
and several churches; the SOCIETY good har-
cstion he ms de to the 81. scrber il will be ex
changed Tor ps2seE' Pc shs city % or upon ne sub
aui dts Office Metropolitan Hall.
sse ALBEMAKLE LAND FOR SALE
x3e The subscriber being apshie to attend 70 hIs
sss On Fam ?, hs s aerss
Land, in Albemarle county. very compact, sifuat
ed near, the Central Railroad, opposite Eeswlck
Depot, distant half mule. and seven mies from
Cnar ottesville. las acres of the Lard is cleared
and ia sood state OF improve ment as the present
well set IN clover, umothv, and other grasses;
the land lies we'll. and the soil Is adapted to all
anu ans Germ Fifty aotss are in woods oak and pine.
principally oak-original growth. There are two
enS parts q the eaT@ rhe
CONSIST o. a two-story framed bui ding. contain
for odgrng rooms; sewers closets, pleasant pas
SAGE. two porches, and cool cellar, suitable for
ssepns ne at
built in the last IL months The dwelling has TINS
nnd Is Situated IN mt the mdst Of grove Of arse
oak and locus, trees The situation is high and
healthy one, ard comma nGs eaunful view OF the
cars when passing the South Mountains and sur
rounding country. There Is spring of most ex-
ceent water near the dwelling.
Possession can be had by the purchaser any time
afte the present crop in secured.
Any one wishing to buv, will please call ON the
uropretOr, residing on the farm, who will take
pleasure in showingit The terms will be made
accommodating.
For further particulars, address,
CHARLES +. TAYLOR,
Keswick Depot, Abemaris CO., Va.
e
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w~zez NnNoVAL DIRECT NPOR- sfh
EsAj jTATION -GEO. J. sCMNER hsS
SssT CO, Importers VIII yesa.e and g HlfE

vx~a6, REMOVAL DIRECT ISPOR- 4. sta
AjTATION .-GEO. J. sCMNER hsS
SsiE CO, Importers VIII hyesdse and e Hlks
VI tail Dealers in fhfna, GLASS and sk&s
Earth.ntcare. Ii ook,H & Glasses, Cesto1S FtaI.d
Ware, and House Faratsatas goods, haze re-
moved TO their aew ttore, iron Front buildings,
governor street. NEAR Main.i where. with greatly
ucreastd facilities for the a,commodanon oi the
trade, they hope to receive continuance n the
eSts.stve patronage so lbaraiy bestowed upon
them at their old stand. We are now receiving
our Fall Stoc., which is larser ard more complete
than has ever hefoIe teen offered IN the Nouthern
markets eTd which We pledge ourselves 10 saI AS
lnW "a can he pufchased in any house in the coun-
try, guaranteeing to duplicate hiils bought from
sny re pac king houses Norih. Our senior partner
has been en- ed all Summer in selecting goods IN
the principal European markets, having spent
some time in the poLIerIes IN England, and visited
the principal nIanuiacturers of France, 6ernany,
Russia, Ausii IN snd Use Bohemian Provinces we
shall be enabled Ia Offer our goods on the hert
tel MS ana respectfully request IN examination
of our stock and prices, assuring them oil our aii-
ty promptly to fill all ordo We h,ve Largely IN
creased our force, ard believe we have the very
be 81 pa kers in the trSde. a call solicited
GEO. J. SUMkER l. co.
GEo. J. SUMNER,
KHTT TsGn