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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which, before the
siege, had population of 10000 souls, now
numters but $1,000 inhabitants. OF WHOM, : ,ao
are men. The ruins are all cleared away, aud
the reconstruction OF the city has been COM
mence6, providing for is highways. II streets
and i2 squares.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-13

A CHAMPAGNE SToRY.-An old lady from a
temperance village, lately attended party IN
town, where, OF course, champagne was served,
and was prevailed upoi. to take a glass. She
drank two, when, smacking her lips, she ex-
claimed: "Well, it may Dc a wieket drink but
It's good :"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-13

The Drar-B Bridge al the Dock, ON 18th street,
will M completed early in September, 80 that
all the small craft tradingto Richmond with
lumber and plaster, car unload in the western
section. this fall, and thus avoid the necessity
Of blocking up the margin of the eastern sec
tion, where all the larger class vessels must of
necessity find berths.
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Employing Nsgroes.-By the ordinances Of
the city, any person who employs free ne
gro, without seeing or knowing that said ne
gro has a proper register Of his freedom, shall
be fined $5 for every day that he shall so en-
ploy such free negro. And yet, with this ordi-
nance staring them in the face, hundreds of
persons In Richmond employ free negroes,
selves to be free.
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Large Hail Stones.--A resident of Richmond,
who was In Appomattox county last Wednes-
day, arrived here yesterday afternoon. in the
which fell the day before. They were of enor-
nous size, and the stones must have been very
destructive in Appomattox
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-13

BRUTAL MURDER OF AN INFAsT-Last
Tuesday night. Michael O'Brien beat his wife,
at his residence, in Charleston, S. o., SO that
she had 10 run into the street for protection.
On her return she found her in fan dead. wi IN
its head beaten TO i jelly. The brutal father
was arrested.
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Unktadxess.-M Matthew Hayes appeared BE-
fore the Mayor yes terday ~ answer the charge
of beating his wife and annoy yiag and disturb
log the neighborbood in which ne lives Mr.
Thomas ]. Carter made the complaint, and
Mat wins held 10 bail in the sum of 1loo, for
his better behavior in the IN ture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-13

Green Fruits and stale vegetables are produc-
ing summer complaints among children, aud
giving the doctors employment. We hear of
no other sickness about the city, save such as
is produced by imprudence in eating and
drinking
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-13

UNPOPULAR STEAMRR.-The Bay City,
whose commander, Captain Miller, refused
assistance to the passengers OF the burning
steamer Ben Lewis, was received with q
shower of boulders from the Louisville wharf
on Der upward trip, last week and al Jeffer-
sonyiiie the captain was obi iged TO keep dark
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Ths Poultry Market is badly supplied at this
time, and, as q conseq uence. chickens and
ducks meet ready sales at high prices. Per-
sons in the country having fowls to sell, may
get handsome prices for them now, az they
are scarce.
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Ia $40 Z REWARD.-AbscG from the
EY Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
ANahout two weeks since, while on a visit to
~ his former home IN Richmond, nula'to
z~k~b0y. WILL AN, who is hired of Miss l.. Z.
Gordon. He is about IS or 20 wears eff age, and
about feet or Inches IN height. He is well &C
quanted in Richmond. and is evidently lurking
about the city. The ab0ve reward of go Will be
company in Ly ynchburg, or Tor his confinement in
jail so as they can get him again.
THEO. Il. REY NOLDS, for Gen'l Supt.
iv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-13

Timely Raia.-Our city. yesterday. was vis-
tied by delightful rain, which continued 10
fall gently during the afternoon.
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Hsstinss yudge.--On Monday next Judge
Lyons Will hold the first session OF his Court,
In the City Hall. He has a long civil docket
to commence upon, but will no doubt hurry
up business, and by ruling lawyers and wit
nesses TO time, reduce il rapidly. His criminal
term will commenee on the third Monday in
August and will be one OF incessant labor.
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GAR WHEELS ON RAILRoADs.-It Is estima-
tea that there are now running on the rail-
roads of the United States, not less than 6 UtU
passenger cars, and some s0,000 freight ears
under which there are 6se,OOo wheels run.
pipg.
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B.ggars are to be met in every street, and
some OF them are annoying and impudsDt---
The law provides for the disposition OF such
characters, come from were they may. and tne
police will 10 future cage them when soaIa IN
the streets, sae &
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improvements are going mp on Broad street
every day, and rents are increasing as busi-
ness muluplies. On the nortn side OF Broad,
within few SO uares Of each other, workmeu
are now building nine brick tenernents. bat
unfortunately for the architectural beauty Of
the sdifices, very little regard Is paid to uni
formity
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Back administration Anderson, a notorious y
ly worthless tree negro, was before the Mayor
yesterday, for want of papers. and fiogged.
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MAKING GAS FROM PRAIRIE SToNEs.-Tha
Chicago Democrat chronicles an important
discovery in that vicinity. 1t says Il large
quantity of "praire stone," near the western
suburbs of that city, has been found TO yield
immense quantities of gas and saltpetre. The
particulars of the discovery, which was
brought about while searching for indications
of Oil, are as follows:
A small bit of this stone, a piece perhaps
four inches square, was taken by Mr.. VIM.
umberland, a we'll known chemist of this
city, a day or two since, for the purpose ofen-
deaVoring to extract oil from it, The expert
ment so far as the end in view was concerned
was failnre-but in the progress of it other
discoveries were made, of startling i'm portance
and great interest The stone has been broken
up and placed in Il retort, which was then
subjected to the action Of the heat. A vapor
was seen to issue from the neck of the retort,
and on match being applied it ignited and
burned brilliantly for half In hour. 1t gave d
light fully equal TO the same volume of coal
gas and emitted no odor of any kind The
burned stone was then analysed, and found to
contain fifty per cent of saitpetre, which, be-
Ing removed the residue was excellent lime
Here indeed, was discovery! A stone was
found existing i'll iIexhaustable quantities,
and obtainable at very little cest, which made
gas as well and freely as the best coal
which yielded fifty per cent. of pure sal.petre,
and which, then, was rs good lime as could be
had anywhere.
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SILK CROP DKsTRoYkD.--A letter from Bey-
rout, Syria, states that, in consequences OF the
disturbances in the Lebanon District, the en-
tire crop of silk has been destroyed the loss
being estimated at St0,oVV,0UV.
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AN INDIAN PRINCESS AT THE ENGLISH
CoURT.-The Indian Princes Nah nee- bah We
qua, Of the Ojibeways of the Northwest, who
in April, went to England, to represent to the
Queen the wrongs being done TO her people
by the Indian Depar tment in Canada, has been
very kindly received in England. She was
presented 10 the Duke of Newcastle by Mr.
Bright, member of Parliament, who is also a
member of the Society of Friends. The New
York Journal OF Commerce says:
On Tuesday, the 10Th of June ult, Nah h-nee-
bahwe- qua was presented to the q ueen, at the
Palace, by the Duke Of Newcastle. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Alsop. The Prince of
Wales and others of the Queens household
were present The ueen arose and extended
TO the Indian Princess the warm hand, and In
this has done high honor TO England's Sove-
reign The Queen subsequently instructed
The soverness of her children (who is a men,
ber OF the Society of Fr.ends) To address let
Ter 10 tho Indian Princess. expressing the
satis fac tion the q ueen felt in meeting her. and
saw that her complaints should receive prompt
attartion and redress. Nah-nee- bahwe- qua
took with her some pretti articles OF Indian
man facture as presents TO the Queens chill
dren; these were presented, kindly received,
and much priced.
Daniel Zare. an old eitizea ofWheeling, Va.
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i ~ TO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND AND
.jN1s1 VICINITY

Ms. REBECCA SEMON
Would respectfully announce 10 the ladies that
she will open her Room this day MONDAY with
> bs qutIful stock Of Childrsn's Clothing. such
jlTFLE BOY - DR. ESS ES. .SACQ CQUES,APR0NS,
TAINAS and every article suitable for child, all
hga5 sot1slv tnitrot1srfd and made up IN the most
fsshionsble stye to please the m0st fastldiops..
A handsome lot OK PATTERNS. Just received,
W 'nTRhWINt}. PiNKING. .EMBR0IDERING and
GOLD and SILVER BULLION WORK done at
the shortest notice. - . ,.,, >,.
ROSETT IS of every description made TO order,
and All kinds OF RkGALIA repaired.
FLANNEL SKIRTS and SHAW Wis Tor infants,
and evsry article suitable for ClIldrsn's can
lie had hy calling st MISS REBECCA SEN0N'S
Room. az her fathers residence, two doors below
the ST. Charles Hotel. Main st. my l4-tAul
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Washington City, June 4th, 1860
BUCKINGHAM PALACE. Ju

it will give him great pleasure to have an op-
portunity of testtfying to you in person that
those feelings are fully reciprocated by him.
lie will thus be able at the same time to mark
the respect which he eRtertains for the Chief
Magistrate of great and friendly State and
kindred nation.
The Prince will drop all royal state on leav-
Ing my dominlons and travel under the name
OF Lord Renfrew, as he has done when travel
ing on the continent OF Europe.
The Prince Consort wishes TO be kindly re-
mem bered TO you.
/ remain ever your good friend,
VICTORIA r.
Lord John Russell, through Mr. Dal-
las, has communicated the acceptance of the
Prince of Wales of an invitation TO visit the
"important and wealthy community of New
York; His letter says:
The undersigned, having laid these docu-
menis before her Majesty and the Prince OF
Wales, is commanded by them TO express 10
Mr.. Dallas the high sense which they enter
tam OF the importance of strengthening, by
every means, the relations of friendship and
regard which bind this country to the United
States OF America. When, therefore, the pub
lie duties for the performance of which the
Prince OF Wales undertakes the yoya ge across
the Atlantic to her Majesty's North American
colonies, shall be concluded, bot the eonside-
ration above referred to and the natural de-
sire on the part of the Prince to visit some of
the institutions and most prominent objects OF
interest In the United States, will prom pt his
Royal Highness on his return from the Upper
Province of Canada, to direct his route
through portion of that great country, and
that route will include visit To the i'm i,or-
tant city of New York. The time allowed for
this journey will, however, under all circu
stances, be necessarily very limited and it
Will be consequently ont OF the power of his
Royal Highness 10 make a prolonged stay.
His Royal Highness will, on leaving the
British soil, lay aside all royal state and ex-
change his title, rs he has done former
Journeys to foreign countries, for that of Lord
RentreW. While thus dispensing with any
| ceremony which might be inConvenient to the
| communities which he hopes 10 visit, he trusts
To be enabled as private gentleman 10 en-
ploy the small amount of time al his dis posal
| in the study of the most interesting objects in
the United States and of the ordinary life of
the American people.
| The undersigned is direc ted TO request that
MIR. Dallas VIII communicate 10 his Excellency
| Fernando Wood, the expression of the salts
| faction felt by the Prince of Wales upon re-
| ceiving the resolution of the municipality Of
New York, and of his hope that towards the
| latter end of Septem Der he may be enabled to
pay visit TO the city they represent and to
the mercantile community who have given 10
| him 80 welcome a testimony OF their friendly
| regard.
The undersigned requests Mr.. Dallas to ac-
cept the ass urance Of his highest consideration.
| J. RUSSELL.
| CT. NJ. Dallas, Esq.
Foreign Office, June 81, 1860.
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SILVER WEDpING.-Dr. Harriet X. Hunt,
OF Boston, on the 27th of June, celebrated her
professional "sIlver wedding"-tnat is the
twenty fifth anniversary of the date when she
commenced the practice of medicine. Her
house was ornamented with flowers, ever
greens, pictures ana statues with appropriate
presented from the managers of the Hospital
for Women and Children. In the evening
there was tea, dancing, reading of CORES
poHdence, and graceful hilarity Miss Har-
riet Hosmer, the sculptor, was present
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At Coat!
DRESS GOODS.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE AND
TEXTURE.
Fine JACONETS and ORGANDIES,
Plain and Flounoed.
FRENCH BEREG ES-Plain and Flnunced.
BEREGE ANGLAISE-Plajn and Flounced.
POPLINS and POPLlNETTS.
CHALLIE DE LANES.
SILKS AND SILK ROBES, &c, &c.
The above and many other Goods We ciler at
cost, and without IegaTd to cost, until the LIST OF
August, 20 make room for fall supplies.
ALL GOODS, OF every description in our large
and eleg ant stock, at REDUCED PRICES. 1t
wall be kept complete by constant additions.
GREY BEREGE ANGLAISE, low priced, re
ceivIng this morning,
Our stock of MANTLES and SHAWLS is very
fine lie l9 lmI WATKINS FiCKLEN.
A- Notice.-The subscribers have now I'm
store the largest and best assortment ot ladies' and
gsntlemen's TRUNKS, VALICES, and CARPET
BAGS; al.o, ladies' BONNET BOXES, of at
ALEX. II III, IL CO.,
je 23-ts No. la Main ST, Richmond. Va.
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CARRIAGE aRoasEs FOR SALE.

IsFaS HACk And nor SESN
f9TEkstYS FOR s A l. Ell have Tor sale JS>N
NJ prtrafeiy,a nice HACK and aH--2A
pair of good HORSES, which will be sold low, If
immediate Application be made to
Jy4--ts K. l.. DICKINSON, IS Main ST.
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-. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, AT
E..m TIL + CORNER OF 10TH AND CLAY SITS

-, FOR KENT.-A good bus, ness sta nd sit
E::s uated Byrd street, betue 9Th and 10Th -
3AThe house has a granite front. and contains
nine rooms. eight of which has hire places water
and gas. &c For tsras, apply to the subscriber,
OF to +. ID. EAoHo, Esq. ..,,.
iy6-ts B W TOTTY
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sf5sS, CAKRIAGES, CARRIAGES.--

sst5stR> CAkHIAGES, CARREAGES...
f5IEZ1TI The sulscflher has on hand ,at his Coach
SaSA1S Making Establishment, on lombard Al
ley. between Main aad Cary, 18th and l4th sts.,)
TEES BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and with
out tops, and SULklE ES-all of his own make, OF
the best material aud workmanshIp--ail of which
will be sold as low good work of the kind can lie
~ the city of Richmond, and | respectfully ask
call from those IN want Of any article IN the Car
rage line, as am determined to make to order and
tO sell at the lowest pnces possible and all work
sold that is new, warranted.
ta 24-de,n MIEAJkH MhNGIJM.
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- FOR RENT.-The desirable OFFICE for
kls: merly occupied by DR.. c. r. Brcken. on 18th
AAstreet. and next door to my Office, sui able FOR
physician, LAWYER, &c. Possession giver iune
diatey Apply TO
Jy 6ts r. ID. EACHO.
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1ise3AR< FOR SALE-A secord- hand TOP
N.Y. BUGGY, in perfect order, and an ex-
cellent set OF D0U BILE HARNESS
to be sold a bargain.
Apply st EARNEST'S Stable, on 18th street.
between Franklin and Grace, or at this office.
Ia
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MILLINER Y.

NSELLING or AND BE asa.s
fSN LOW COST. ASE-
Intending 10 leave ny old store by the ist Of
September next. for the new one haiidlnE up now.
have determined TO eel in IRON th5s gay @ loa one
~ unsold hy thai time slll he sold At aJc.lon.-
e4es VII AND it their own interest 70 Cal soon
l.aS''S "a, e, E.,satrs At Mrs ". WlGANDS.
"'r - -, Corner 5th and Broad ats.
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Capitol Squars.-The east end of these beau
tiful grounds is beginning to assume shape and
form, and, when com mpleted, will look quite
neat. South of the Governors mansion, where
the conyicts are now employed, a two story
brick building one hundred and twenty feet
long, running east and west, is 10 be erected
and the present old houses in that line are to
be pulled down. The lower portion of the
new edifice is to be occupied as a stable, car
riage house, hot house, tool room, etc, ami
will add to the privacy of the Governors en-
closures, which are now very public. As soon
as Mr.. Ruhle, the gardener, completes this
portion OF the work, he will devote his time
TO improving and beautifying the Square, by
cultivating the grass, planting shrubbery and
smoothing the walks. He will also have cut
down and removed the dead trees In the
Square, and will plant others in their places.
When the improvements are com npleted, some
police system will be necessary to prevent per-
sons from walking anc lying on the grass, and
from cutting ana breaking the shrub bbery. All
the labor that can be bes towed upon this par k
will not make il what it ought to be, if per-
sons are TO be allowed to trample the sward,
break the bushes and bark the trees at their
pleasure.
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White Suiphsr Water
WHITE s1EPHtK SPRINGS,

- - .'Ie0nbTleT Co., Va,
BOTTLED AT THE sPRINGs
bottllpg and the transported waier 10 now ~ per
fact a. when taken from its soaIee Address all
orders 10 fUMCELL, LAup GO,
General Agents for the " States,
n A-em Richmond. Va
- DAshs, 0aths, Buths.
HOT. COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, frem O'Clock A. NJ, until 10 Z.
M, ct the American Hair Catting, Shavins, sham-
nooinx AID BAthink Saloon. gndsr the Amsficaa
Hotel entrance on lith street. Snxle Bath - sts.s
o. Ave pekets tuS %,
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3Aithmonh Qispatth.
uycowAaDtN Il HAMaERsIEv.

r. THE DAILY DISPATCH ,s served to sab
,ar. .hers AZ six AND AQrARTsR CENTS PR wEsx,
r4vshe 10 the Garner weekly, Price for mailing
a. a yesr, or S2.se for SIX months, IN advance,
a. TIE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH isirsues
sv5fs Tuesday ard Friday AZ S2.0a, in advance.
sA TIE WEEkLI DISPATCH ls IssuedeVo5
Fr Say, ard mailed to subscrIbersa, 3, 81 per anGa-n
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CAUTIOUS MRN.-Some men use words as RI
f1emen do bullets. They say little. The few
words used go right to the mark They let you
talk, and guide with their eye and face, on and
on, till what you say can be answered in q
word or two, and then they launch out a SEN
tence and pierce the matter to the quick, and
are done You never know where you stand
with them Your conversation falls into their
mind as rivers fall into deep chasms, and are
lost from sight by Its depth and darkness
They will sometimes surprise you with q few
words, that go right to the mark like gum
shot, and then they are silent again, as if they
We're re-loadng.
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Daniel Zare. an old eitizea Of ofWheeling, Va.
died Va the 9th inst,
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R Great bargains In

A Great Bargains In
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Will open THIS MOaNING, a lot Of -
LAWNS, LAWN ROBES.
ORGANDY MUSLINS AND BERE6ES,
which have been purchased at great sacrifice. and
will be sold at unprecedented low prices for cash.
% Main sc. lie 7t--lml JN0. l.. sMITHER.
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nILLINkRy AND FANCY =,

~ GOODS. kSN
~ Travellers 20 the SPRINGS may find SlEO
= !. c. BARTQN,9, 2?' Nam street, above ssh
II OW Frs; LACE CApES; WALKING HATS;
VEILs COLLARS and SLEEVES, ard LACE
a. \ 4 ~ =
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Hnstings Cosyt.-The business before this
Court yesterday was disposed Of BY haif-past
O'Clock.
The application Of Richard Thomas Cog
bill, free negro. from Chesterfield county,
was heard and rejected
James Acter, a slave, emancipated by Rob-
err Briggs, of Ohio, was granted permission
10 remain in the Commonwealth.
James Garter, indicted for selling goods
Wlthout license, was found guilty BY the
jury and fined s25 and costs
Berry Amos and Samuel A. Frayser In
dicted on charge Of conspiring to cheat vii.
liam l.. Tatum At cards, were tried and ac-
Quilted. the witness failing to identity Amos
as one of the parties.
Josiah Trumpore, indicted for engaging In
tight with Bloomer- noite pyosegui entered.
III. Q. Dawson and W. J. Worsham, indicted
for misdemeanor-noile preseqni entered and
parties discharged.
Jesse White, A. J. Black. John Baughan, II.
Lofiland, f. K Miller, E. L. Worsham Elijah
Worsham and George Worsham, presen tments
for misdeme anor-noiis proseqnis entered by
advice of tho Court.
Samuel II. Rice, charged with stealing a
watch and chain, worth S75, from Henry Back
man, on the eth Of June, was examined and
remanded to be tried for felony.
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Tae Fair Grounds are being improved in ap-
pearance every day, and have already become
q popular resort for that portion OF our citi-
zens who cannot leave home for weeks at q
time, but who can, occasionally, steal day
from their labors for recreation and enjoy
ment. For pic-nics and social parties, no
more delightful spot could be desired any
where The groves furnish delightful shade
from the rays of the sun-the springs afford
an abundance of excellent water-the walks
and carriage ways are admirably arranged for
pedestrianism-and If. as is often the case, a
sudden rain storm comes up, the various build
ings furnish good shelter. These grounds are
near the city that they may readily be
reached on foot, by private conveyance, or the
cars, and are as quiet and retired as any spot
in the mountains. For morning and evening
drives, they are also we'll adapted, and are SO
large and well arranged, that dozen different
parties may be on them at the same time and
yet be entirely private. We see that workmen
are now erecting the main edifice, for the use
of the annual fairs, and that it is to be admi-
rably arranged for those purposes. When all
the improvements are completed, it will be
one of the loveliest places of its kind TO be
found in this country.
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a. FOR RENT-A first class STABLE, sltu-
I'll atad the corner OF lst and Franklin streets,
slQ with room tor three horses, ii hack and
buggy. Apply to b. LEE POWELL.
~ l2-St
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HORSES FOR sALE-Just

HORSES FOR SALE.-Just arrived
xNnine No. h 0RSk.S. three of them Yer
o. n.ont Horses, fast and sty Hsh, the balance
hIe Riding and Harness Horses; also q fine
family CARhIAGE and light nKAY. Terms
liberal Apply to r. B0SSIEUX'S Stables,
Je2y-2w' On Dock st bet. 18th and 10Th.
FOR SALE-Two good work HORSES.
NNAppy AZ Superntendent's Office X CHI
H-A mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road ie 29-rs