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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20
POLITICAL.


PURSUANT To PUBLIC CALL, NUMBER OF CrTI
the OF January 10. 1886, when notion VIM q
ec of tbe ca for the purpose Of organizing Naoua
uemncrstc Association the object Of which would
the fsnacai and de,ron Of those who w,nd
Tber ,hs cnfeder Of Staes
erection Of uns President tnan under the guild
of national and conservative administrator
that but sud right those who by their
eject MI the various responsble local otcs
should 81 have n rer nominations
tools If SELF s,utec political corporations
and poiitasns shose only am Ia self ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
moon committee Of i've appointed sutah
pNrsops the snbsequcnuy
reported tbs following gentlemen. which
ordered TO be printed IA the Herald and Daily News
WM. Fl. BAKER PRESIDENT.
PNrSrpEyrs ELECTION DISTRICT
Rudolph Gerner, Daniel ID Ideson, Jno. j. EldridAe.
Benjamin Naibans, Chas Hnsslale, Chas. HetAhof,
Henry Rei1encsmp, Jno kapailly. Geo. Fredenburgh
FOURTH DISTRICT.
CbAs r Watts. Jno Henry BsuchmAn.
DISTRICT.
Vim. Harris. X. Cookun, Harrison Smith.
DISTRICT.
Chas A. Brown, Joseph Post, John Wade.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Vim. Fl. Crane, Wm j. Pollock, Henry W Hunt.
EIGHTH
NJ. j. Kelly, James o'srien. Thomas Murphy
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
wm r Soaring Michael Gavin, Daniel Delany,
Michael Casey, Joshua Hanbleu-
VIM II. BAKER, President
GRO. A. BAKSay, eecretsry.
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DTTJNTCIPAL AFFAIRS.

COORDINATION PIERS AND SLIPS TO B1 LHAm,
" AT AUCTION
No.tcs hereby oven hat The Con- p,ro1er WIN, 1nss-
ps leass bds q public Ausoa, several q e Pa -
sps belonging 10 the Corporation for The trm Of ave vsrr
rom sbe fIs4 day Of May next
Cetalcgves containing the description location and ssr se
sale may be bad at this onice vhers sps win aso BE- aoI
RoBERT J. 9Aws, csuptrcus~.
oBoe Jan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

T. GOULDsMITH AUCrIONEER -ATT9ACrrv
THREE solid Rosewood Suits Of
PARLok FuhsnlURE x,.,o,,
IAsho a FkT. TfSs oV Wonks Sr ART
BsoNzH sTAT6AR oRNISssTs "'
Velvet ard Brussels Carp silver and Glass ware, Dining
enens this day Tosdsyl EsSruAry % at the elsssn,
four story brown ssss sisfa s. . VS. Ts,'a %
10Y o'clock precisely
two elegantly carved sold rosewood Suits covered IN
DC e and s . sS s. Ok
richly carved reception Chairs, antique vsrs heavy
tssss % matOs emSroered iase Curtains end bssnuny
painted shades With futures Tables stands
backs The psntes and e,egeres richly decorated vh
vases very ine colec.on snd .orthy pareulAr poace
On rs'nings BY ceeora'ed artists ohe b, native artists
pets 10 perfect oraer having only been mouth The
ossS any bssa n.ssg cs ana vers super"
contain. superb cohesion richy cut and enrrsv. scs
mAa Glassware in full to MACH decorated
ner sets complete; silver Castsrs seA ees s4vers s@ka
ga,s and srosksry Ware Cutlery ivory handle baI.oos
sEDRooMs-sEooND STORY
eaas ana w.h.snds SrsnoS Bedsssd: jenny LoS
style With Chsir Ac to correspond also Trukisd saay Chs
BEDRooMs-fHTRD STORY.
BASEMENT AND KITCHEN
Elegant oak Sdeboard mirror bsk with richly
carved fruit and game; dining and Fables butter Trays
Knives and Fcrhs Spoons and oher articles
mention, usually found in first class dwelling
Goods 70 be removed Immediately INC sales Parties
accustomed 70 6st class furniture and vel
the win be in seeodasce to wait buyers to IA
tte atters the house 10 iet and be vse the day
following the The confidently believes ibis
be The most attractive sale Of the Kind that has hold this
season therefore his friends and liz shosh
st tbs opportunity pass without attending the sale
weaha
kB-ocmpeen. erpr-ssm.n Win be tne premises to
remove pack and ship said ncdiaeiy
sale Sale positive WITHOUT regard weather
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1850
aALKs Az Auurnox


. LBERT II. FlCOLAY, AUCrIONEER.
a r. guiar aucuor SAL of ~toebs and Bond.
ALBERT II. NicOhAY will st this cay Monday, Feb a
il o'e eck, al hs stsss saesro m,
No So wpt ~ eirest near Wan
kESULAk SALE.
81 ,bs 81 Nshslas Bi 30 shs Mech u ad ls' Six
IL Eark of Coo,mon wealth. 66 Inioo bsf
2h American FIchange Bk SIS ct West ms sept
Academy OF sasis OF 1853
az enox Insurance C0np 100 Boxerv lns %
A. Heekmar 20 Merchanis'
iss Nav lie sew RR ardTCe M .remsnis yuna ms 20
81 Columbian MAJ Irp 100 1T Weslero Mar. ms Ca
81 Nells Fargo Co EXP. rs Manhstan ips O.
lu0 KnskeJ ektr lee Co. 2tg tiremans Ms Co
g Stage % 100 Kings Co ips, 20
30 chs Banb Of Sing sing
ehstsel $3.50 made by A. sedgure on VEN
koyses, due May 'st, 1861
S2ttO n'sburs city per cent bonds
bCr0 Miss sri State per cent bonds
II go Minnesota state per cent bonds
loo WATERFOWL corporation per cent bonds
% 600 v Inscribed per cent stock Of 1874
Next regular sale Thursday Feo g Regular auction
sale o stocks ans bonds Monday ana Thusa every
ray .Aenever required f2 O'clock at the stock sseseom
No. so wnham street Merchants kScbs pge. desired
Stocks kssas bought and sold private sale ud 1t BRO
kers' Board. ALBERT h rICDLAY, q
Auctupeer and Stock Broker.
Ne 81 william street near Wall
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THE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS WILL MEET ON
Monday, het3th inst, at r. NJ Mt 90 rhaubo,s e1reeI
Al parties having business with said ComInisee VII pass A.
MICHAEL TUoxEY,2 counuAee
H. W. aENEr.
GEORGE STARR, SAsssnsuh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

H'oR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH NEW FIRsr
u csse steamship POTOMAC, Capt q. W waason WIN
Sors connecting with the Norfolk and Pe.srvb.rs
cents f snd Petersburg cents per foot pro
carbonate rates Goods for varded all parts Of Nch Caro-
una free OF commssou Apply 70 Y. B. CROMWELL co.
s. West street
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A. s t doy Fs a " ws
sgssa hsSs Fs,rsDg Eosesood eariss .na
french plate pier AND mautel Mirrors large see;
Brer,es s'asary OIL Psisunrs dining hbrar, ass
g.s,s sals pr,ps,s OF family re%sTss caTarnil
hSsdSy spS Iatsasy Feb % and "a io oelocs each "a,
nsbegssy smnure contained story reside zoe
ars.s, and costly sssermspt Houehod .arsi
Tor. eaeIed . paslc AueSn Tor man, years j. Posihs
ni Lsr numtross patrons to ne above sAe Which vii Dc
ether goods in he sale only hose belonging the
houss commencing in he bas,msss At ls o'clock prseely
tor rabies cbsns Grssksry siss.@ars dsSosd
nat xSn MAJ BE SS,a solid oss dins s
bic bfee osk Chais IN reps costly on Pal, nngs and hr
hssvy lace CURTAINS brqne s,d china ele
s Co., sss 1o.s s s china ss rh
F.rss spoons TAb Cutlery, &C. Also heavily carved rose
Me' hr oIsnsens esp t rsp. s
S valuable span Of rase Horses seven and sh ,s,s.
Robes &C. which WI be ssd - front Of me above e.,
a. srs Ss Ps 30 % s1s ss
pres order md be fsly relied both for exec noe
and cd % ae
Ss' Srssssss
stegees all lined with sdies Rosewood Secretary
plate per and @ans s4cr WINDOW tSo
large orr MO Gas hssdeers Also arrs and cos, .ssori
ders wen worthy the attention Of s,nneseus among wheA
loay ne lounu ue scbeol OF ne
lery OF Prince jerome BoSapare Of soiderto~n. whhh
sse S.s s, ga and s srs.
The FIRST Born an Original BY hicsard.en Ct sdo.
thai eminent Scottish artist; also choice LAID
sespes and Figures by vandewerd Bergsea yissher and
others large 1artsh and ChsIs satin and
noquei elegant Rosewood Werk Tables lIed with
weed Together With Of ch CHINA Vases
solid Paran marble Figures Etaiu,ss absste Vases rich
Brenzes and other valuable Nantel s1d Psrlor Orname
Also one of the most costly and valuable Psnoorses
this city octave richly carved carved legs all "
laid IN pesr velye, Carpets 4c &s Chamber second story
Elegant rose cod Furniture In SUITE medallion
bic top Centre and se Tables rich Curtains
Toilet and Nok Tables with marble Table de sobd
rosewood btdseads antique stye Bureaus with ops
and mirrors elegantly carved waAhstands match
richly decorated git china Toilet pure Mattresses
i've geese feather beds Bo.ers Pillows Sheets Brussels and
ingram Crpets alnat and mahogany sus comprising
nIe sets for bedrooms; Lcnnges Sofas Rockcrs
Clocks Arrsrs &C. &c. The auctioneer calls the particular
attention OF bis customers this embracing
AND extent assortment having
tweny Thousand dollars For full parcu catalogues
can be had at the store Of John vog Co 81 John
street. and he house the morning Responsible
men viii be in attendance 70 pack goods ssng
ont OF The CITY, ct reasonable charge Satisfactory
VIII be required from all purchasers N B.-Ibe above es
CANT residence for sale let possession
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

LsOR HAVANA.
United States Mall seaship Line leaving every wsay
days from each port ' '"'~S
STEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY,
X. w Shufeltt Commander
This well known and splendid win save FOR ~
above p,rt ON snrday Feb. Is at Up from pisr as Morn
river bi OF lsdng Furnished and signed on board on pre-
sentsuon Of clearance ~ 49, ~
Ersh. received on 2s in For fsr or passage sppy e
HAk9OUS co, IS Sou,h arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

Upward sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER SECOND HAND
~ Houasbeld Furniture. by +. Il eChESCK On Tues
day als inst Ut l0s O'Clock al their ssleAroom s.
street large assortment of snd secocd hand Furniture
consisting IN esrt Of elegant carved wood parl0r
brecsts plush asd hair co side aud Eegera with
oArbe tops wsot Phnoofos, city nakss:
bray and Secretary Boob French pla.e pier
tel mrsrS velvsa and Bruses Grpsta wood
ana black walnut Bedstesds; marb Bureaus Wash
sAsds and Csmnodes mahogany Safs and Cbsir Turksh
and Chairs hair Maresses Beds and Bedding
Croshery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS AND rkxAS-NEw YORK
IL and New Orleans Steamship Company.-Por New or
leans via Havana 70 sail on Mondsv FEB 1890 O'Clock
The United mail steanship ok SUTO j. Bu}'ocA
Commander viii oounenoe receive freight Thursday
Feb q, " pier fo OF Robinson street. Sor No bNs
s adng signed after the hour Of sailing For freight or nac
sage apply TO the agents. LIVINGSTON CRoCdEaoE
CO., No. ! PARK place
Through tickets Issued 70 all pas Texas per Southern
Steamship Compapys line Of sisaners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

A TI.ANTlC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvfs ALTON COM
"A PANYs NEW YORK AND GALWAY LiNE.-Ths
nes from New York will be tho splendid pow
erfnl steamship PRINCE ALBERT Capt sichoas Prowse
which VIII leave on Thursday, Msrch 1860 touching
hrs n f. TO receive the royal malta Tbs
greatly improved at large OUTLAW her accommodations
steamers aaost
PRICE PAssAGE-sirst class $50 $7S third $50 tn
cudng free tickets OF the prnoal main
railway routes OF Great Britain and Ireland Third GLASS
provide plate knife fork DC and bedding Passengers
Johns first elsss $ and $40 Passage the third Glass
be secured bring persons Galway $50 For
freight or passage apply only to
ALEX HOLLAND CO.
Agents for the line, No 81 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

r NoaIARTY, AUcT1oNEER WILL SELL POSITIVE
e. y this day. At store No rs chatham square at Io1s
Feather Beds Dry and Fancy Goods Jewery Cutlery
5egas Glass Ware. No Cash advance required
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MORTIMER GRIFFIN / co, AUCrIONEERs
A. On Monday, Feb ~.
~ Nv If a

A. MORTIMER G RI NrIS. 4 CO, AucrIoSEEns
II: FIFTEEN :: ss.sRsI sa;ss BE
At the elegant reaidence Ne 10 West Twenty sarss
s.1 sss4ss ...xFs 1 sSos
n sSs; ssS aosxs OF ART
offered d auction this season
Dresden and sevres china ch.mer
si,ss % ''aA1ss ''A -,'s' "'''
is private residence Ne 70 wes Twsaty The
and he :: ma
n sss:s
made By Broadway msAes AVID the rshest
brocsde eSrsdesd French soss .assr rose "o
rI And s so e ns VIII sat. -c.4
Table .ad nth pearl 81. nsh, 9s.ou and sr..ze Chsud:
deEec as. caIti.s French sAadea s eor.ces superb
cate! Of tie no. e.ps.:ve eesss... richly carved !. SOLID
oval back chair, two carved cent?. s.s
nsrss ,.ps to match tse suits superb rose wood
ar.rs and lined with s.i. wood arrss Br:nzss
.s Esmssps Csss s. rcs %
ra,ts Nsssaneo, Pet Bird India As on ps,stiuglrse
espy from Csrrssss sessr.ses psinasss The Louvre rsr.
.o n.sA rs.nss b. s late =, k...sy two sspes
sss West Point and Winter Dutch Interior BY
GROUPS Crusaders, Parish Group Pas and vlrgsia
elegant Vases real Sevres China, ia.,bred for
tie present evser, osss 500; PariaA marble Ur-
naments, ACCORDION Musical Box nine different tunes
orola Clock rsAs ess month inpssed expressly for Tie
nss Ba<Aiele Beard OAK Hat stand Csars Ach
velvet stair Carpets slver PLATED Rode &c Ohanse~s@~o
roeewood marble dreag Rurea 10 BedsseAas
modes match armour glac- Toilet rabies shaving stand
Mardrobes Tables de Nut Rockers, Dhss sfl
Chairs covered nsauet Brussels Oapets ss. ssd
spread spring and hair Mattresses feather Beas Blankets
Boistes and Fcvs Oosn,erpanee Mirrors pastel Paint
ungs decorated china TcDet Upper
and black walnlt Furniture &c Dining
I r covered sAk Buisei5 i6 tss. sItsn.ns
Of crystal tsass Ware richly cat And engraved
Wines, InDbsrs ts.o.sdes Celery Fruit aud Preserve
furnished frem the house Of John O. vogt Co., Paris
gold band china Dinner ae lsO pieces rnby slass Punch
Bowl. Csrst Pitchers, ruby and gold Liquor silver
PLATED ware from Reed Barton C0nee Urn Gaze Essts~
Napkin HnFa Spoons Forks ivory handle Table Cutlery
demjchns Old otard 8randv, Scotch This
key, Gordon cherry two barrels white and
kssem and thehsA Furniture iros and
Ware Kitchen Utensils &c Deposts required Of all pur
cblsers House 70 let for sale For particulars
uonsers Pesseeses. LIST Of March. n B-Compssnt snd
reliable with viii be In attendance
pack cart or ship the furniture &c 70 the country aest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

EoR THE solTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLES
tnn e. C.-Semi weekly United States Msl slde Vince
eteemship Line Cabin pAs.ase SIS deck, -Ths mssuid
cent and fast going sieamship NAsHvILLE, l. Murray
commander VIII eAvetper No North river, Thursday
FEB al u O'clock THROUGH ucses e The followios
s..h SeT Tsn reap ~ ~ 10 Mobile s Montgomery
nooga Tenn 81; knosvie 81; Columbus 5 G, $40 Au
gusa: SD Atlanta S. Charlotte, G ga; Fern "a liza
Fla, &2a Jacksonville, ST.; Piiatka. s23
tor freight or passage apply 70 SPufFORD, TILNSTON 4
CO., % broadway The AS. ADGER, Captain Adams suc
Deeds "Wednesday, 10Th. No steamer Saturday, csh,
Noce-No form Of bills Of ladng dgned but hose furnish
ed by The company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

ONWARD H LUDLOW AUCTIONEER.
~ yAlpA BILE Farm AT SING SING AT AUCTION.
T. LUDLOW co. will sell At auction THURSDAY
Feb % 1860, at Y occk at the Merchan's Exchange
The valuable Place known the "Kipp Farm" indie
east of the depot and adjoining the lands of Mess Nc
Williams sgation aud Horton containing ll6 There
large dwelling bouse barn and all bulldogs
on The prsm'ses and one of The mos, egibe building
Terms and further particulars the
No IA he street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

TOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
z Own-The New York and Virginia Screw 6teamshSu
Oompanys new and hrst eass s,eamahp MOUNT vERNOH
o. Smith commander. will leave piar No II North pvcr
every Saturday, at SPIN
Passage Including ssasero.m and n,eals 81 80.
No commission charged for forwarding
Applyto II. B. Ch0MWEIL. CO.,
rs Yea sfpa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

ENOR SAVANNAH
i The new and hrst class steamship MONTGOMERY VIM
q Berry commander will leave pier L. North river OF
Thursday Feb %, ats P. NJ precisely -
fasaee TO ssvsnnah with unsurpassed ioua
SIS Throng tickets W New Orleans Sas IS Mobile ks5
Memphis SS rs; Nashville S2 15 knoxville Sos 50 Chata
nooga, SIS Mooteome y s25: Albany SO; Coumbus sci
Atlanta, 81; Macon S71; Augusta 81 so
Freight tan cents ooi and propoonaie rates Apply
H CROMWELL 4 90
The steamship B. T. cuyier win and leave o.
Saturday, Feb IS ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

J. BLBBCKER SON 4 co. WILL SELL, AT AuJ.
y. uen Tuesday, Feb "a ut ~ o'cpck, at the Mer
oh. Bts' kxehAEge-
sss sSi ad as Ts0pk6 square; vii rent for $50
sssh
In Avenwo ca four story hike Dwelling with sts-e and
ls 90 1885, soUhessi Of Twelfth street. Will rem for
xi,20e
sails pssi.ye Maps TO-, at No Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

by JOHN AORTIMER.-THIS DAY, AT NO EAST
IL Roadway, pswpbrokers sale by order of ABRAHAM
GOODMAN 81 entire a large and women's
tlo;hDg Sale of jeweiry postponed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

DOR SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS AS BrLow.-.
Is The 6ret class steamship ALABAMA, Capt Gee X,
schenck will leave on Saturday Feb 2 at 3P n pisr
No North river Through tickets can be had for The
New Orleans $50 Is; Mobile $685. Montgomery S25 Csun-
bus $2l; Albany $S: Atlanta SGT ChsttAnooga $5 Nah.
VILE 81 Is Kno1ylie, gig 70 Memphis, $sf rs; Aagusa
For freight and passage apply 1t Is Broadway.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL SON,
day, Feb e, atSP.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

pY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-TO BAKER's-MORTGA AGE
- sale Monday Feb q at IL O'Clock, nj 2l9 Fulton
street New York Dough Mixer No Preparatory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

N'o5 SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRK-rHE UNITED
Il 6tatea mail steamer ARAGO, ID, sines eoumandsr
will leave for Havre t,achns s Southampton land d.
mails and pasnenEer. on sasnrd4y March II ooiock
has Ave water tight scmpsrmeas Enclosing TIC engines
reach them and The pumps bsns free 70 work safety Of
the weasel snd passengers would be Cd Price pas
sage IN second cabin s and $50 For freight passage
apply 70 W. g. DRAYr0N, Agent No. Broadway
sAl March 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

"A &c.-A N CRISTALAR, suctoneer g Bowery win
sell Monday 2.h mat Mlos o'clock large assortment Of
mere, Cloth and satnet PaDts SIX Satin Velvet Vests
Co,bs CsSmerea, Doeskins Innings Linen Thread Sewing
silk Buttona &c. together with large of Shoes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-26
CorIespondenoe of the Richmond Dispatch.
1ne Hay toansy Of Vfygtnia-Hey Developed
RssoHrces-Ths James Riv.r and Kano,rLa e..

CoiIespondenoe of the Richmond Dispatcb
1he Hay County Of Vfygtnia-Hey Dsrslopsd
hssoWces-1hs James Rivsr and Kaaapha Ca.
~d1 &c.
CRAIo's CREEK Va, Sept. 10.
As this is a time when more than ordinarv
interest is felt in developing the resources Of
virginia allow me to call the atten tiou of the
readers OF your excellent paper to a section of
tne state almost unDoticed heretofore refer
to the valleys of Craig's creek aud Linking
creek to New River. These valleys produce
Woeat, corn, oats, tobacco and hay. live had
a oouoIe-track railroad, or q canal connecting
the James River Canal with New River, near
Giies Court House, we would put a stop to
feeding Virginia horses on northern hay, Had
the State thought best to have taken the great
James River and Kanawha improvement
much larger amount OF tonnage to the seaboard.
Not only are the products of the soil in these
fertile valleys locked up, but the mineral
wealth, also. The mountains on the eastern
and western sides of Crags creek abound in
the finest iron ore in the State, and on the ta-
BILE lands of this valley there are large beds Of
oust or fine ore. Coal makes its appearance
In maay places along these mountains At
one point they are raising coal of good quail
lty. saw some specimens of lead ere taken
nom these mountains, which seemed TO be
rich. This ore has been found at differ
ent points along these mount tains in q
llne running from northeast to southwest
IL Is thought by good many persons that
theIe IS bank OF plaster on Craig's creek the
rock resembles plaster, puIverizes easily,
though its properties have not been tested.
SIMPLY throw out these suggestions, with
the nope that some one Will take up the
SUBJECT OF change in the plan of the leading
Improvement. or a branch of the same through
tnls section, thus opening to market a portion
of the State which would furnish larger
auonht Oh tonnage than any section OF the
western END of the line, until you reach the
great coal fields Of the Kanawha valley.
A p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-26

ID DICATIONs-A new Roman Catholic
Church, at Fairfax Station, in Alexandra
county. Va, was dedicated by Bishop MagilI.
OF Richmond, on Sunday. At the conclusion
of 1he ceremony, Bishop Magin proceeded to
the stand erected for him in neighboring
grove, the church being too small. by far. to
contain the throDg in attendance and preached
an exceedingly able discourse, over an hour in
length, from the text: Know We not that We
are temples of The Holy Ghost" The church
doors were then opened, and the edifice was
soon hiled to Its utmost capacity. Mass was
celebrated by the Rev. Charles H Stonestreet.
iale President of Georgetown College The
new Methodist Church South at Lewisburg
Va, was dedicated on last Sunday The Raw
w. A. Smith, ID. D., President of Randolph
Macon College, preached the dedication ser
mon. Within the last two years there have
been no less than tour churches erected in the
county OF Green brier, besides raising $1,000
10Y the erection Of Female Institute in Lew
isburg, and giving $4,000 to the AIleenany
College