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nsis- TO CONSUMpTIF ES.-The advertiser
having been restored to health in Il few weeks by
very simple remedy, after having suffered se"e-
raj years with Il severe lung affection, and mag
dreul disease. Consumptior--s anxious 10 maze
known to his fellow Sufferers the means OF cure
To all who desire it he will send l. copy OF the
prescription used free of charge,) with the direc
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
will find i sure cure for Consumption, Asthma
bronchitis, &c. The only object OF the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to bereft the afiic
ted. and spread information which he coacelves
to 10 Invaluable, aud be- hopes every sufferer VIII
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing nh"
may prove blessing
Parties Wishing the prescription will please ad'
dress REV. EHHA fD 4. y" tho0',
Williamsburgh,< Eings County, New YORK
New York oct l5-wl1
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LATEST N EWs!
--latest Ftom Washington,
Il pyEors. 20 LIE. GAZhlnE

SPECIAL. eXFGF$> TO The GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, May H.. Il is supposed
that the New York Seventh Reg imcnt whose
term Of enlistment expires next week will
return to their homes.
The Administration has at the solicitation
of General Pomeroy determined to accept
the services of three regiments from Kansas.
Eighteen privates belonging to the New
York Fifth regiment, were yesterday drum
med out of the regiment for refusing to take
the prescribed oath.
Large numbers Of additional troops have
been ordered to this city.
General orders have been issued to all the
regiments encamped outside the city, to the
effect that the rapid firing of three guns and
the ringing of bells in the night will be a
signal for their immediate march to the city
This signal will only be given in case of on
unprecedented attack.
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WASHINGTON News.

Gen. Butler on Thursday night was sere-
naded at his rooms by Withers' Excelsior
Band, and in answer to numerous calls the
General made his appearance CD the balcony
and was loudly cheered by the multitude.-
He said that he had always been warm
friend of the South. while the South was
loyal to the Union When they shall have
laid down their arms he would again be
their friend; but 50 long rs they continue in
their present rebellious position he would
meet that rebellion only with cold steel
The breaking up Of our glorlHus Union ne re-
Garden is a much more dreadful event than
the shedding OF blood. This Union had cost
too much Of blood and treasure 10 be thus
torn asunder and 50 hell him God, he wouid
never par; with it for anything less than
it cost. Applause. He held every man
to be his brother who stood with him IN de-
fence Of the flag Of cur nation, but who d!'-
qraced and traraples on it & traitor OF the
deepest dive. THIS Uniun must be preserved
though every mao capable OF bearing arms
on this side Of the Arctic REG ions perish IN the
attempt to sustain it. Cheers. If the 'hr
~ thousand men now mere be killed N en-
deuyuriar 10 n,antain tie uni,n there are
thirty thousand more ready To step into Their
olscss: their places can be taken by an hun
| bred thousand men aid theirs, in turn, by Il
| quarter OF Il million aud when no more men-
are left the ladies will take up their broom
sticks and rush to IFS defence. Laughter
and loud cheers So far as he was con-
cerned, he should tnke no step Backward
His face towards the South and he intended
to keep it in that direction Wash. NGr.
w. J. Donahoo, J. r. Edds, ant Maurice
Tnerser, the men arrested by the Washing
ton rifles rs spy, &re still ia custod y, aud
| awaiting a tinal disposition OF the charges
| against them The examination ol J. Doa-
| shuu and J. y. E1ds was commenced st the
! iail. before Justice Goddard, about Noon to-
day. and Was progressing.
a wagon train is being organized by Ma
or Tucker, Of the Qaartermaster, depart
ment of this military district, for the trans
| nortution of supplies tram the Government
storehouses to the various military camps
| near this city. The wagons q. & made at me
National Wagon Works (Simon's), Ph'ladei-
mia and are each drawn by four stout
| horses.
The fine side-wheel steamer George Pea
BODY, OF the Powhatan line, running be-
tween Baltimore and Richmond, has been
chartered by the General Governments, ara
will be employed for the present II convey
ing troops from New York to Washington.
A very large circle Of sincerely attached
relatives and friends IN this District anu
the region surrounding it, Will hear WITH
deep regret that venerable Robert Bal, ST.,
Of Alexandria county, Va, Died yesterday
at his residence.
The First Michigan Regiment, Col. VIII
cox numbering 500 men, arrived here last
nishtat 10 O'clock, per railroad
Bv the same train which brought IN the
Michigan Regiment, there came two com M
panies Of Pennsylvania troops. earil % q
strong, from Harrisburg, 10 be a''acneu q
Col. Kaks's Independent ReSlment.
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The Associated Press Boats.

SANDY Hook, Thursday, May l6.-Three
men from Company B. of the New York
Houaves, deserted from here last night, ta-
king the news boat belonging to the Asso-
ciated Press with them. The oars of the
boat were hid under the boat house, where
it was thought it would be impossible to find
them, but, notwithstanding, the deserters
managed to discover them.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS.

N1HIS delightful SUMNER RESORT is now
i open for tho reception of all who may want
safo retreat during the war; and for tho pur-
pose of making the charges to suit the times we
will put the price Of Board per week ut 80, unt'i
the o,ening of the Season, (Which will De on inc
18th Of .Iune) Children and Servants nall price
Visitors Oh their arrival az Mt Jackson VIII ASK
Tor kiDgrcs Coaches, which Will convey Inela
d;rect to the Springs For further information,
VA refor TO Messrs. Gray. Miller 4 Co., Alexun-
- ,r address. THE PROPRIETORS.
Shenandoah County ny BIN
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Adams Express, &c.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May live learn on au-
thority that the Southern stockholders of
Adams Express have purchased all the prop
erty, privileges of the Company in the South
ern Confederacy.
4 new companywill be organized in few
dsys and the business continue without in
terruption.
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RROUN & co
MTDDLEBURG, VIRGINIA,

MIDDLEBURG, VIRGINIA.,
RE inst receiving their supply of SPRING
Il and SUMMER GOODS, endeavored I" be
udicDus in their selection, and ask OF their
friends IN carly call. Their stock is comprised OF
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dress Goods
Hats, Caps, BoEEetS, and Shoes
A variety Of Fancy Goods, hardware
Oueensware Wooden ware, and Tin ware -
Groceries, Paints, Oils, Drugs, Bar Iron ana
Steel, and Mould Boaras
The services Of Messrs. Shuman and spArro"
are still engaged by US in making up tents. wear
in, nn,.aral Midnlehnrg. Va. ap 22.eo3w
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WIN H MUIR,

MANUFACTURES and Dealer in every va
WI ,iety of CABINET FURNITURE, keeps
constantly on hand, at his Warerooms, corner oil
King and ST. Asaph streets, Alexandria, W:
..rer rs .,rrH'Et ~ Ploi> and tashionahlc ~
SIT1fpE CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, LOOK
SPRING BEDS, &C., which nc
will sell ut the most rea5onab BILE rates.
4>:x- Every description Of CABINET fof h1-
rrfRE made to order, with dispatch, snd at salts.
t.D,nry nr;c~, ap 6-ly
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PRIVATE SALES.
4 VERY FINE RARM IN CuLpEPI

A VERY FINE EARN IN CULPEPER
Ia COUNTY, FOR SALE.-I offer for sale the
Farm on which reside, .'Cole.'s Hill" one of the
most valuable estates in the County. This farm
contains about SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIF.
TY ACRES, of which about five hundred are ara
BILE, and the balance heavily timbered. It lies
beautifully Mountain Run, which passes
through it, within two and one half to three miles
Railroad, from which point the cities of Washing.
ton, Alexandria, and Richmond, can BIO reached
in about three hours. It is well watered, every
field having never failing Springs. The soil is Of
the best quality, producing fine crops of wheat and
corn and lsxuriant crops of grass. The location is
beautiful and proverbial fer health. Two Manu-
featuring, aud TWO Grist Mills are within few
miles. Churches Of the various denominations
arc of easy access.
ds, The BUILDINGS are MI new, and Of the
Ha best kind. In fact, it combines al the adyan-
tages OF first class Farm in its fertility of soil,
abundance Of fine water, healthfulness, proximity
60 Railroad, and new and colnmodious buildings.
All persons wishing to purchase such an estate,
ure respectfully inyi.ed to examine "Cele's HilP
in person. Those who may wish to come BY
Railroad to Brandy, will be furnished with q con-
veyance to my residence by giving me days no.
tice. For Terms, &C., apply either 10 me- or to P.
p. Male, at Raccoon Ford Post Office. My Post
Office, is Brandy Station Culpeper County.
\. B "Coie's Hill" can be readily divided int
two compact Farms, of about three hundred and
fifty and four hundred acres, each having az
abundance OF timber and water
B.W. HANSBR0UGH.
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Southern Congress.

MONTGOMERY, May l4.-Mr. 7. L. r.
Cobb offered resolution requesting the
President to appoint day OF fasting and
prayer; which was adopted.
Mr. Oldham introduced resolution of in
qury into the expediency of making Hous-
ton, Texas port of entry and delivery.
Mr.. Clingman presented resolutions pas
Sod by the North Carolina House of Com
mons, placing that State in opposition to
Liuculn's usurpatiou and Government.
Congress then went into secret session.
MONTGOMERY, May el5.-Mr. Smith, of
Alabama, introduced resolution in reference
to establishing District Court in Virginia.
Mr.. Keitt, of SoIth Carolina, introduced
bill ior the protection of .the Indian tribes
South Of Kansas.
The business transacted otherwise was
unimportant.
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THE W.aRRENTON SPRINGS,
Fauouier County, Virginia,

VIII be opened on tic 18Th Of Nay.
TN RI. ;rterv,l limited number of visitors will
b. received Terms for board. $50 per month,
$40 per week, 81 per day. White servants three
fourtbs colored servants, and children under ten
mud over two years, bali price Horses, fifty cents
per day. AoBI. huDol ~ f'op''''o'
Fauquier county, Va, ap 3O-d2W
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MARRIED.

In Washington, on the 18th instant, by the Rev.
Septimus Tustin, D. D., AUG USTUS A. OWEN,
esq., of Middesex county, Va, to Miss MARY
E, daughtor OF Andrew Balnain, esq.
On the 18th instant, by DR.. Finckel, MIR. q go.
h. FINCKEL to Miss SOPHIA l.. PETERS,
Of Washington.
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The OLD DOMINION R!FLEs.-Ehis excel
lent Company, composed of young men
from this city, now stationed ut Warrenlon,
are to return here on Sunday. Their friends
and relations will be happy To welcome
them back
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SUMMER RESORTS,
ROfyBRIDGE BATHS, yIRr


ROGXBRIDGE BATHS, VIRGINIA.
TpIHE UNDERSIGNED has returned 10 take
/ charge OF this favorile WATERING PLACE,
aud hopes by prompt and strict attention to bust
ness, To receive us liberal patronage as was ex-
ended to him during his former management.
The establishment will be open for the rccep-
lion OF visitors on the 2cth Of May. 1851
The character Of thee BATHS is well estab-
ishcd, their tonic qualities extend throughout
every class Of disease.
Delicate females and children have without ey-
ceptiou. received great and lasting benefit from
ali diseases incident to their sex.
The BATHS can afford as secure, comfortable,
and convenient refuge for families leaving the
seat OF war, as can bs found any where in Virginia.
There will be duly mail from Baltimore,
Richmond, and all points equally distant.
There are only 10 miles Of staging from Goshen
on the Virgins Central Railroad, through ro-
mantle and beautiful country.
Tho following low rates adopted in order
that ull may be accommodated, and they are So
moderate that oil can afford TO pay them:
Price per diem 81 81
Do. - week ............................. . w
DO. month. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ w
RErEREEcES:
Chief Justice TAyEY, Marylan
Gov. II. A. WISE.
Gov JouS LErcHEg, Virginia.
Col. Z. II. Smith,
WIN. JORDAN & co.
Rockbridge Baths, W., my lo-dlm
THE SEVEN FOUNTAINS,
Situated in PoareVS Fort Shenandoah Coun-
W, Va.
TI1HIS DELIGHTFUL Watering place is now
4 open for the reception of invalids and
families; safe aud quiet pace--the great Natu-
L.. e a IF Of he'd
tnges, with fine pieces suitable for families.
Persons leaving Washington, Alexandria or
Baltimore arrive same day.
Coaches leave Water Lick Station, Manassas
Gap r. T., daily, alter the arrival of the cars.
Mails daily. Send for Circular
RErgREScEs.-J. D. Corse, and D. Howard
Alexandria, SAMUEL 4. BANNER,
P. O., Seven Fountains Shenandoah Co., Va.
my 2-d3w#
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uninlportan'

Serious Land Slide at Burlington, VT
BURLINGTON, Vt, May IA large slide
occurred here this evening at the West end
of the tunnel, on the extension of the Yer
mont and Canada rail road. A number CT
workingmen were partially or wholly bu-
ried, but all it is supposed, with the ezcep-
ton of Peter Hart, of West Rockland, who
it was impossible to extricate from the mass
of sand covering him, have been rescued.
BURLINGTON, VT, May l6.-This morning
eleven workmen are reported missing.
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THE SEVEN FOUNTAINS,
CAPoN SPRINGS NOW OPEN.
"MOUNTAIN HOUSE"

IN COMPLIANCE with the wishes Of many
[ desiring cafe and quiet retreat. the subscr-
Der will receive visitors at CAp0F SPRINGS,
On the ist OF May.
Terms SIS per week and s25 per month, until
fst of July. Children under ton Years old and
colured servants halt. price.
J. c. WADDLE; Lessee,
nv l-eolm Mountain House, Capon Springs.
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Purchase of Steamers.

ToRoSro, May lG-The steamers New
York and Nor,herner, of the American Ex-
press Line have been purchased 10y the Am
arcuu government
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From Earper's Ferry.

There are expeclallnns OF IN attack on
th!s place hy the Northern forces, and every
nrecnution has been taken TO prevent a sup
Drise
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Alexandria Fish Market, May II.
Supply to-day equalling the demand.
Shaa, IS 5O@IS6 80 per hundred.
Herring, 81 500 So % per thousand.
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LOC4L ITEMS.

| ADAMS IMPRESS CuAPANi.--AS Stateu III
the Gazette yesterday morning, the Adams
| Express Company are not TO be allowed here
alter to carry express matter across the Po-
tomac The following is the order from the
Commanding General at Washington
HaADQUARrERs, Washington, 18th May, 1861.
| ordered by telegraph the agent OF Ad-
ANS Express at New York and Philadel-
| phia and Baltimore, that in future no express
matter, inclusive of letters, will be permitted
to go south of the city, into Virginia.
Last evening Col. Stone seized, by my or
der, the Express matter, and stopped all
contraband goods and allowed the balancec
to go forward.
Hereafter none will cross the Potomac.
JAS K. MANSFIELD,
BIT. Brigadier Gen. Com d'g.
ficial.--ScHUyLER HAMILTON,
Lieut. Col and Military Secretary.
RIVER MOVEMENTS YESTERDAY.-A large
steamer, with y schooner in tow, passed by
this city, about daylight, yesterday morning.
bound for the Washington Navy Yard.
| The packet Mott Bedell, in tow of steam
tug Belle Haven, went up. The propeller
Seymour, from Philadelphia, also steamed
by. The steam Transport Boston, and the
U. S. steamer Keystone State. left the Navy
Yard, yesterday, and went down the 20.
tnmac.
A steam-tug from Washington, makes two
trips daily to the Pawnee.
The schooner Indiana, loaded for this port
is still in charge OF and guarded by the
Pawnee.
SroppAGE OF GOODS BOUND NORTH
Owing to the seizure Of all goods destined
for this city aud points farther South, by
the forces of the Administration ut Wash
in ston, Gov Letcher has issued an order TO
prevent the sending out Of the State any
thing to be used in the North. In conse-
auance Of this order, d lot Of tobacco bound
North, was stopped in this city, yesterday
by the military authorities, aud is to be re-
turned TO where it cume from.
PICKErS DRIVEN IN.-Some lads in the
neighborhood OF the Aqueduct, a few days
since planted two logs Of wood upon the
bluff near by, which the engineers" with
spy BlaSSoS lEoii VIC oppooito oAoo VI VIZ
river, to * to be cannon. Two Virginia
pickets in that vicinity last night, were fired
upon by body of federal troups, who 1t Is
supposed came over TO see the cannon"
FEDERAL TROOPS EXTENDING Their Posi-
T1oN.-The Long bridge was not merely
guarded, but was occupied last night by the
Federal troops, as far south IS the Virginia
end. A whole company of infantry were
stationed Oh the draw.
THE ORLEANS RIFLEs.-Tins company is
composed of young men living near Orleans,
Fauquier county, Virginia. passed through
this city yesterday evening, en- route TO
Leesburg. They were commanded by Capt.
Wigfsld.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Circuit Court of
this county, Judge J. w. Tyler, will open
it's Spring term, on Monday next, in this
city The principal business before the
Court will be Commonw ealth's cases, as The
civil docket will probably be quite small.
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The Foreign files by tho Europa bring
little in addition TO the intelligence already
communicated by telegraph except an arti-
Gle from the London Post-the organ of the
Palmerston government III which it is ac-
knowleged that President Lincoln has "a
right both to declare blockade Of the
Southern ports and to treat Southern priva-
teers when captured as pirates"
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There was repart in New York on
Thursday evening that d Bearer of Des.
patches from Europe to the Confederate
States, had been arrested. It turned out to
be true, but he was SOON discharged.
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NOR SALE-The subscriber has TWO SMALL
L FARMS in the county Of Prince William,
which he will sell on accom- odating terms; ono
adjoining the lands OF A. Howison, six milos
from Bristoe's Station, and the other one and
half miles above said station-the road running
through it, and both with great sufhciency Of
sSsa WOOD, TIMBER and WATER BUILD.
a:a INGS good and comfortable, and well fenced
The first named farm has 800 ACRES, the other
400 Not more than one third Of the purchase
money will be demanded, and the balance III one,
Two and three yearz, or longer if required Per
sons wishing to leave the District sf Columbia, Us
we'll as others, would do well to give me call, at
bingham, Prince William county, Va.
CHAS. 6. HOWISON.
Prinoa Wiilinm county, my 4-eo3W
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DIED.
COMMERCIAL.

At his residence in Alexandria county May 10th
in the S5th year Of his age, ROBERT BALL, ST..
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NOTTCE.-'rhe citizens ii the County o.
Fairfax. will be addressed at the Court House on
Monday The Goth inst. by several gentlemen IN
reference to their duty al The approaching cleo
ton Fairfax Co. my i+--"t
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BANK or THE OLD DOMINION

ALBIANDRIA. april 70, IoUI.
GENERAL MEETING Of the Stockholm
n ers of the Bunk of the Old Dominion, IS re-
uu.sted ut their Banking House, on Tuesday,
18th day o: May next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, that
they may determine whether thoy will accept tho
a,peu'ei Charter passed by the General Assem-
bly, April 2, 1861. BY order Of the Beard:
No s6-cotd ". N. McVHIGH, Presi dent
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, 60.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
GOWN A N r
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA..
GaprT1I, OVER $50, 900 DGLLARS,

u " id L Il ~
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL OVER 800, 900 D0LLARs,
AND CONSTANTLY INCRE AS1Nd.
THE Charter of this Company offers more tnVora-
bic advantages to the farmer and Others, than any
Company chartered in the State, by insuring
with or without premium note. 1t the applicant
prefer, he pay the full amount OF the premium
in cash. or by ofccting cash insurance for two
yours the insured saves e-eghth Of the amount
he would otherwise have to pay; or by becoming
member, and giving small premium note, the ia
sured saves nearly one half Of the amount charged
By Stock Companies, when insuring from year to
year. This is the advantage resulting from the
combination of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire, on the 18th day OF
March, 1854, since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons have insured and become
members of the Company, and over seventy thou
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
increased business during the past year, we feel
grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus fary and for Its factoring pros
pects of future usefulness. Tho Directors hope
and believe, that, by prudence caution and rigid
system Of economy, they will establish Tor TINS
Company II reputation for cheapness anu safety
not surpassed by any Company in the U. States
All differences in settlement Of losses, may be
determined by three dsnterested arbtrators OF the
County where such loss happened, to be mutually
chosen by the insured and the Company.
DIRECTORS
H. W. Thomas, James T. Close,
Christopher Neale, :. Thomas I. Hill,
P. D. Lipscornb, K. Il. Carter,
Sias Biglow, WIN. Wright,
W. Nj. Turner, 4. f. Lester
A. R. Blakey,~ George e. French,
Bon. +. Male, WIN. G. knight,
George Fl. Robinson I. Stuart.
OFFICERS:
II. w. Thomas, Prest. VIM. Wright. Secretary.
T. II. Carter, Vice Pres't. Geo g. French, Treas'r.
II. HILL, Actuary & General Agent.
my Teddy
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zrsy- NOTICE-All vino wish to join the new
Volunteer Company now organizing III the CITY
will leave their names at the Barber Shop Oh Mr.
Ionn Birrcll en- Prince street.
ln-.2t
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UEVIs
Fauuuier County, my iG--cutE

5ssy- TunMAs l.. BnouN, Of kannwhu. Is Gun
G;dIte for the Board Of Public Works, nominated
by the States Rights party Of kanawha.
say lS-dtE
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FOB RENT.

ss.ss' HOUSES K kENT.-The subscriber
;nnM would rent TWO or morc HOUSES during tho
present crisis by tho month. They are located in
a healthy and retired neighborhood.
Also, having very large and convenient resi-
dence, he would take few respectable boarders
from the cities at SIS per month. special con-
tract made with families to be paid half monthly
in advance The fare will be such us the times
will allow Apply to JAS. Il. GULlCk,
nv l6--d8w Near Aide. Loui"uD Co., Va.
~ FOR REM THE desrunls small
I!,g HOUSE, No. III, Duke street. Has gas and
water ard 6ue ynrd. Possession given imme-
diately. Apply vt this fhce. my l4-e"3ts