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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-15

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meetingo the Young
Mems Christian Association was held on
last evening.
The President reported that four hum
dred and scvcnty-seven volumes had been
added to the library during the past month,
and twenty-tw new members added TO us
numbers. Seven hundred and fifty dol
lars and three thousand pounds Of bacon
had been received for the benefit of the
destitute widows and orphans of Confede-
rate soldiers, and was being distributed in
accordance 18th that desire,
He also pi9sented an appeal from the
superintendent of the Bethel Sabbath
school for aid in his work in the shape of
teachers, and seconded it in an earnest ad-
dress. 10
Mr.. Charles II. Winston read an essay
before the meeting entitled I" A Young
Mans Desires Met" In this short address,
sparkling with interest and filled with
much practical wisdom, the intellectual
wants of young men were described, and
the best means of supplying them pointed
ont. The thanks of the Association were
returned to Mr.. Winston for the delivery
of this essay.
During the progress of the meeting, in
teresting addresses were made by DIR. j
Hall Moore, James f. Burress, T. X. Baker,
A. Bargamin, and G.. ii. Winston.
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REWARD PAID.-The claim of Detectives
James NJ. Tyler and William +. Knox for
services rendered in bringing the convict
Holt, alias Curley, from Atlanta back TO
Richmond, amounting to s3s7.35, mas Deen
approved by the Governor, and ordered to
he paid out of the contingent fund.
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COUNTY COURT.-This court was en-
gagged Yesterday in the case of Newrath
Us. Carbena. 1t appears that some time
ago Carbena had Newrath arrested on a
charge of felony, and the case coming be-
fore the court, he was tried and acquitted,
there being not one particle Of evidence
to sustain the charge. Newrath now
brings suit against Carbena for dam
ages, in consequence. The court adjourned
without finally disposing of the matter.
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BAZAAR TO BE OPENED.-The Executive
Committee ofthe Hollywood Memorial
Association will hold a meeting at DR..
Hoge's lecture-room this evening at 8
o'clock, TO arrange the preliminarieS for
the Bazaar to be held in February next for
the benefit Of the Association.
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ACcIDENT.-A lady, whose name we
were unable to learn, slipped upon a piece
of watermelon rind, at the corner of Third
and Broad streets, yesterday morning, and
dislocatcd her shoulder. She was con-
vcy-d home in carriage. The practice
of throwing the rinds of any sort of fruit
upon the sidewalk is a gross offence, and
tho police should promptly arrest any per-
son known to be guilty of it.
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The New HEATING APPARATUS ut the
Capitol, by means of which the two legis-
latiye halls are to be warmed through the
agency of hot water, is rapidly approach
ing completion. The pipes remind one
muchly" of huge boa constructor coiled
up and ready for his prey; but it is said
that by this invention very pleasant and
even temperature is impaired to tho nte-
rior of building in cold weather.
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MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL.-A match
game of base ball was played yesterday
between the Olympic and Old Dominion
Clubs, on the grounds of the Richmond
Club, opposite Elba Park. The game was
contested, and won by the Old Dominion,
as the following statement will show:
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OLD DOMINION BASE BALL CLC
Total
olympic BASEBALL CLUI

Umpire.-J. +. Davidson.
Scorers.-L =. Ezekiel, Old Dominion; +. p.
Morton, Olympic.
Home Runs-Old Dominion-Watts, /; McDur-
mot, l. Olympic--Womble, |.
Durmot,2 olympc-Hill, l: Abernethy,2.
Time of Game, four hours and ten minutes.
ISyIyGs. TOTAL.
Old Dominion..... l3 0l5 81
Olympic ..........6 s 5 ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DISPATCH FOR THE SPRISGs.-Persons Scihe
to the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DIsPATcH sent them at sixty
cents per month. Orders left at our counting
room will receive attention.
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.-rX Z
were shown yesterday by Mr.. Albci No
West, the architect, the design for the y5I
banking house which the Planters
tional Company propose to erect at af
corner of Main and Twelfth streets, 81
square directly east of the new Djl
building. 1t is to bc quite handsp
building, and will add materially tot
architectural beauty of Main street.
will be twenty-thrce feet front by eight
feet deep; the basement story ten fcs'
pitch, the main story fifteen feet pitc.
and the second story fourteen feet pir.I
each in clear. The basement is to bel
stone, and the main story Of stock briclT
with cast-iron front and plate glass whiId
the second story and entire side OF
Twelfth street will be faced with the bes
stock-brick, and dressed with iron cayfs
and sills. Proposals for building III,
house will be received at the office Of the
architect until II o'clock on Friday. IL
Mr.. Strausc has purchased the lot al !
joining on the east, and proposes to eretsj
thereon building Of the same height ~
the Planters National Bank, which VIII.
give uniformity to the appearance of the
square. Truly, Richmond is rapidly cast,
ing off her sackcloth and ashes.
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Rev. r. B. C. HOWELL, ID. D.-This dis
tinguished minister, for so many years pas
tor of the Second Baptist Church of this
city, arrived here yesterday, and will re-
main for several days. Although he has
not entirely recovered from the effects Of
his long imprisonment by the Federal au-
thorities in Nashville during the war, we
were pleased to see him looking so well. He
will doubtless preach to his old congrega-
tion on Sunday next.
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EXECUTION OF SENTENCE Suspended
In the case of Elvira Hutter and Isham
Hutter, sentenced by the county court of
Albcmarle to be whipped for larceny, the
Governor has ordered a suspension of the
sentence for ten days, and that the parties
be held in custody until further orders.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
\TIl ALUM : PR | y G. ; &.

TAI SAITH ALUM SPRINGS
.~. ..-u ani VIII continue to accommodate the
- r..t.r. ruhic and a few h"arders until the
MIDDLE OF OCTOBER.
Yr.r '..r I''G ui August III" rate for board Will
.. TWELVE DOLLARS per week.
IT,, ~a',r la.-~r>scs the same qualities "i the
u.a.r 3-r AInm Springs, and are equal to any III
.r..ua'iln~.
g4.-.#c,r> taking the Central train at Richmond
...I..g,tu- Will arrive at Mjilburo dcro, about
.,..,a. and ii, Bath Alum in time for supper the
-.r... ..gru.Hg.
T... ~...,~ for Warm, Hot and Healing Springs
...yu u,~r az : o clock In the morning.
.. .-r.ilm JOSEPH BANTER, Proprietor.
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SETTLED UP.-General Terry has settled
his accounts with the superintendent of
the penitentiary, paying over five thou.
sand dollars for the taking care of and
boarding his militar,: prisoners at the peni-
tentiary, and gas bill dating from Decem-
ber last and running till the l4th Of Au-
gust instant.
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RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUEs-AN
ExcURsIoN.-The Blues held meeting at
the City Hall on Monday night, Captain
Bigger presiding. 1t was decided to have
an excursion down tho river some time
during the present month, and the COM
pany will meet tonight to complete ar
rangements. .yEE gy taaI's3.I
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1,ctjO,t safes THis Day.

A. X. CRUMP, II. e. c. r., will sell frtear oi the
store of Christian, Lea Co., at 10 O'CLOCK A
M 4 lot Of miscellaneous goods.
PAINE 4 co will sell at No. 100 Main street.
commencing at 10 o'clock, a large lot OF dry
goods cloths, boots, shoes, etc.
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The amount disburscd by the present
Council on account Of repairs TO the aims
house UP TO August lst, 1866, SO, ,13i .G2.
For the support Of inmates to same date,
S3,499.S1.
.Thc committee take especial pleasure
in reporting that the Improvement in the
condition of the almS-houSc since the ac-
ccssion of M'. BjyG to the superintcnd-
cncy has been most gratJyiay.
Most perfect 0rtlT and system reign in
erery department.. There is most marked
difference in the cleanliness OF the pre-
misses and inmates. The accounts and
vouchers and the books are kept with the
utmost accuracy and ncatncss, and the
disbursements are made with due regard
to proper economy.
The repairs have not progressed as ra-
pidly as is desirable, but blame is not at
tached to any one.
The committee think the City Engineer
has more to do than can conveniently bc
performed by one man.
The committee do not think it cXpcdient
to advertise for proposals to furnish the
alms-house with supplies.
Mrs. John Pearce was elected by the
committee matron of the alms-houSc, and
Mrs. Janetta b. Poore matron OF the hos
pital.
The committee feel assured that in q
short time the alms-house will become a
source of Just pride to the city and q
blessing tp those for whose especial bene.
tit it was instituted.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
7. p. AUGUST, Chairman.
A petition from the citizens on the line
of Shockoe creek, complaining that the
value of their property was impaired and
the health of their families endangered by
the present condition Of the creek, and
asking that it be attended to, was reported
adversely on by the Commissioner oi
Streets for Monroe Ward.
A report from the City Engineer on the
James River improvement was read. Ii
stated that the work of dredging the bar al
Warwick's was commenced on the goth OF
June that forty days work had been done
during which time twenty-one thousand
cubic yards of sand have been removed
averaging five hundred cubic yards pei
day. The total cost up to this time is
$2,224.0S. 1t is estimated that ten cents
per foot will be the cost of removing sand
The report shows that the saving to the
city by purchasing the dredging machine
is about $4,000. There is now a channel
over the bar of eighty feet in width, and
from eleven to thirteen feet in depth.
The following resolution was presented
by Mr.. Harvey, and adopted:
" Resolued, That the Chamberlain of the
city of Richmond be instructed to pay tc
the order of A. b. Cosby & Co. the amount
received by him on account of city bonds
issued for the James River Improvement
and also that he be instructed to pay the pay
rolls and other expenses connected with the
working of the dredging machine from the
commencement of the work OF removing
the bars in the river until otherwise ordered
by the Council"
The application of Lomax B. Smith fol
permission to repair his dwelling-house wa'
referred to the Commissioners Of Streets
generally.
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SPORTS OF THE TuRF.-A trotting race
took place yesterday afternoon at Jackson
Park for purse of fifty dollars, two-mile
heats, best two in three. There were two
cntries-the bay mare Fenian Girl, and
bay mare Sardinia-and the purse was won
by the former, though the time was not so
good as some that had previously been
made over this course. We time and place
the horses:
J. F. Carter enters b. m Fenian Girl..........l2 !
ID. +. Ward enters b m. Sardinia.
Time-s.29, 6.ll, 6.o6.
A trot of unusual interest will come of
at Jackson Park on Thursday between
Baltimore horse Third Avenue and Rich
mond horse Marion Hill. Bets have already
been freely offered and taken on the re-
spective horses, and rare sport is antici-
pated. Murphy will drive Third Avenue,
and Ward Marion Hill. The race, we un-
derstand, will be for q purse Of two hun.
dred and fifty dollars.
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UusTISGs CoURT.-The Grand Jury met
again yesterday, and found true bills
against some forty or fifty negroes for
petty larceny, and against a few white
persons for selling liquor without license.
An enumeration of the names of these
parties would afford neither qualification
nor amusement to our readers. A noAe
proseqt6 was entered in the case of j.
Marshall Hanna, charged with shooting at
X. Dorsey Ogden.
The Grand Jury will meet again this
morning at 10 o'clock.
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JUDGE MERIDrH's CoURr.--This court
is daily in session ct the Capit0l,s Ssveyal
interesting chancery cases haJ1 311aly -
DISPOSED Vss q !
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-Th,

UNIVERSITY OF NIRGINlA.-The
u next session will begin on the FlkST DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1866, and end on the TWENIl =
NINTH OF JUNE, 1867.
Professor of Latin and second Professor ol
Law will be appointed on the 18th Of August, when
the Organization of all the departments of inslruc
tiOn-Academic Law, and Medical--will be fully
rs-estahlshed on the same enlarged OASIS as De-
fore the war. ,.
The entire expenses Of the Academic student,
exclusive OF text books, clothing, and pocket mo-
new amount to three hundred and sixty dollars IN
currency per session of nine months or the Law
strdent to three hundred and sixty five dollars,
and of the Medical student, t0 three hundred and
ninety i've dollars.
Torcataogue giving details, or for special infor-
marion adde's s. MAUPlN,
iy lets CHAIRMAN ol tlc facuity'
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Aithmond 1ispatth,
WEDNESDAY. Y.......ACGUST IL, 1865.

RENOVAL.-THE DAILY DISPATCH HAS
RrEy REMOVED TO IT'S NEW PRINTING
uoTsE. on THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS.
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NOTICE.-The new tariff on imported
IN CIGARS has advanced prices about two hun.
dred per cent. shall for the present continue to
sell nj the OLD PRICES, and would respectfully
1~''7s o. CRANE,
Dealer In Imported Wines, Liquors, Cigars, and
Teas, No. Exchange Block, Fourteenth street.
au It's
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MEETING; or THE CRY CorNC1L.-An ad.
iourncd meeting Of the City Council was
held Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
Present Mcssrs. Mactarland Prcsident)
Mason, Taylor, Griffin, Saunders, Epps
August, Lee, Clopton, Harvey, Crump.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read, and signed by the President.
Mr.. Saunders, chairman of the Finance
Committee, reported adversely on the peti.
tions of Julius Syccl, Noah Walker & Co..
B. W. Knowles, J. Stcenbock x Co., Abra-
ham Newicld, John Blair, and the Anne
rican Telegraph Company. lie further re.
ported that the committee was not pre-.
pared to report on the petitions of Barney
4 Brook, Canal Packet Company, W. Ii
Scott, Sutherland & Abraham, and Smith
& Wherry, in regard to the class tax.
The petition OF Sister NJ. Rose, asking
that the lot attached to st. Joscphs Or
phan Asylum be released from taxation,
was reported tavorably.
The report of the committee was adopted.
An ordinance to amend section one of
the ordinance concerning the public debt
of the city was presented by Mr.. Saunders,
read three times, and adopted.
This ordinance provides that all bonds
of the city shall be only in sums of fifty
dollars, or some multiple thereof, and that
they shall be registered.
Mr.. August, chairman of the Committee
on Claims and Salaries, made report, re-
commenting that certain of the claims re-
fcrrcd to the committee be paid, and that
the claim of Captain Russell S. Belts was
partly due by the State, and not by the
city, and that if it were presented to the
Hastings Court it would be paid.
Mr.. Epps, chairman Of the Committee
on Shockoc Hill Cemetery, offered n rcSo-
luton that the sum Of fifteen hundred dol
lars be appropriated for the purpose OF
purchasing five acres OF land lying on the
eastern side of the Shockoc Hill Cemetery
for the purpose of cnlarging the cemetery.
Also, another resolution that the attor-
ncy for the city he instructed to take ne
ccSSary steps with the view Of condemn
inc eight acres of land belonging to Clark
and others for the same purpose. Both
resolutions were adopted.
The chairman of the Committee on Po-
lice offered report increasing the COM
pcnsation of scrgeants OF police to two
dollars and scvcnty-iiyc cents per day,
and that Of privatcs to two dollars and
fifty cents from the lSt day Of September
next until the lst day Of January next.
The report was adopted.
The following report from Mr.. August,
chairman of the Committee for the Relief
of the Poor, was presented and adopted:
COLONEL AUGUST's REPORT.
The Committee for the Relief of the
Poor beg leave respectfully to report tha,
on the 3lst day of July there We're re.
naming in the alms-houSc scvcnty-iivc in.
mates, of whom siXty-two were adults
and divided as follows:
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To the Southern
Express Company, to the National Express
Company, to the Harnden Express Com
pany.
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ORANGE HOUSE,
" AT ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROA DEP
IyNcuRIRG VA

HOUSTON RUCKER. PRoPRIEToR.
This well known and popular hotel, having n been
REFURNIsHED AND REFlTTED IN supEkp
STYLE, OFFERS SUPERIOR ACCoMM0pAIinrSSS rS
* the ONLY REGULAR and CONVENIENT
HOTEL FOR MEALS UPON THE CHANGiN,G , OF
for BREAkFAST and THIRTY MINUTES for SU
PER; and the PROPRIETOR ASSuRES ms
GUESTS that the FARE shall not be sukfAssEp.
ie Is
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THE DISPN
TERMS OF ADvEIeZ
The NATIONAL ExcH.xoxB.xx or /

lhE NAIIONAL ExGHASGE BANK or
NOND.-The Richmond correspond
the New York Times says Of this ban
"The National Exchange Hank d
city has during the past year discoi
of business paper only, and exciusI
call loans and sterling bills, Ho416s1
80, Ass, 600; and in addition to tlis
first established, discounted for phnk
three and four months to the Ataol
$50, 900, to enable them to bpy thS !
and mules the Government NSR
ing in this city. mention q.gA /
the reason that it has been E s6
these banks are Of no benefts E@
ern people, and especially to Ilanf1
We have had occasion re4tlY sSs.
anime the discount book of ttRrch/
Bank, and we can fully corADtata3
above statement. Two.thirda a.
perdiscounted during the prev tsS
months had been discounted for{ -
of the planters, farmers, mecl& f,M
manufacturers of Virginia. We
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SUPERIOR TOOTH-BRU us HES

SUPERIOR TOOTH-B II u S HE'S
y DIRECT IMPORTATION have just re-
srlycd direct from England lot OF very sUPE-
hlok TOOTH -BRCAHEs, made expressly for my
retail sdes, each one being stamped with my name
BRUSHES ss worthy he attention Of all who want
GOOD ARTICLE. THESE BRUSHES being made
I" order are well and ,abs,antally ma1ufaetngrsdI
and CORAL DETEIdaST, the best dentfrees in
use. j. b. WOOD,
Woods Pharmacy,
an Its Filth and Marshall streets.
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| tGEAEES \ MOSES was dissolved ou the Nth
-rsltt bv uu'ual consent. Having sold their
..... T., stock Ia M"-sr~. MOORE \ DUKE, all per
.u, indebted Ia tia" late concern will come nor
utr! al once and make payment, and th">" mold
.n claims against III" trn viii present them tor
~,..t .,mrut Ia L. W. GRAVES, at Moore pHke
...,..r.. i Moses old sruudl who alone il autho-
rl.l,a sigl. ~ liquidation. 7. ". GRAVES,
..u II I, n 4. MOSES.
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A UDITORS NOTICE.-ESTATE OF

n SILAS oMoHUNDRO, LATE OF THE CITY w
CEASED The undersigned, Auditor appointed TO
distribute the balance remaining In The hands oi
William Carpenter, administrator cum les. an, 70
cit for that purpose on FRIDAY, the nth day oi
AUGUST, 1865, at o'clock, p. n, in the Library
Penn where ali persons interested in said distri-
button may attend GEORGE NJ. KLINE,
au saw Auditor.
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VOL. xxx.
EDUCATIONAL.

BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL, VIII
ID open a HlGH SCHOOL FOR boys and yonng
men, nj my residence on the lst Of October next;
The Vocation il Immediately on the Virginia ana
Tennessee railroad, fifteen miles west of lyich-
burg ] shall be- assisted by three highly comre-
tent teachers. Session nine months.
TERMS: Three hundred and fny dollars In cur;
rencv one. half 10 be paid 1T the beginning, and
the Other half in the middle Of the session. No
extra charges. My post. Office il Lynchhnrg
an li--lm JAM rs J., hoLCOMbb.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
- CORNER GRACE AND FOrSHEE STREETS
The exercises of this institution Will be resumed on
The FIRST or OCTOBER NEXT. thorough in
,ruction In all the usual English studies, the Latin
and Modern Languages, Music, Singing, Drawing,
and all branches that belong to finished female
education will lac impaired by highly competent
teachers The school rooms are being RENTED,
aud strict attention will be given Ia everything
contributing Ia III. comfort of the pupils. Terms
~ before war Circnlars may b" had on applca-
ton at the school or the principal bookstores.
Teachers Miss MARIA +. C0nkE, Mr.. %. a.
Ehi.--o>, Mr. 4. SEpERBERa, Mr.. CARLOS 1.
MEEA, Mr.. G. w. THiLow. ..,,,,..,,,
0. A. ERICSSON,
prin NAL
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A,EA BATH y G a Il co B B' )

- T. a Il A Il Ill L y G "A " ID - >
- lsLAND.-Th proprietors of COBB ) ISLAND
having had erected during the past spring NEW
hUlLblNG containing "A spacious dinihS.ro
that will e"at comfortably two hundred ANA nity
l"r'"ns, aud eut.rely reftted and Improved all the
i"fm"r premises, will be prepared TO receive Visi-
tor, "a the 18th ot June.
''bbS ISLAND l. situated of the coast oi
northampton county, Va, eight m les distant RON
tHe man land, and about twenty miles norIh OF
Cape Charles
without pretending 10 compete in point OF
fashion w!h some Of the older sea- bathing resorts,
IL lrfrarmts saluhrIty Of atmosphere and surf for
bathing which cannot be surpassed, whilst the pc
'u'lT facilities possesses for boating, cunning,
al. t-h!nE, are not equalcd on this continent.
Passengers from Richmond Will take the James
hlF"r straners 50 as To connect with the steamer
which 'uUches al old Point for Cherrystone MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Nn arriving at Cherystone about 10 A. nj }, con-
'"rauCe> viii DO ready 10 take them at across
lhv peninsula (about hve miles,, To Nottingham
Landing, where ii new wharf over three hundred
IdiIs in length has been erected, from whence
bey will be conveyed to the island in a safe and
-paclous boat built this spring expressly for the
purpose reaching there Ia time for dinner.
Every effort III be- made To add TO the popularity
hls place has already attained and the proprietors
refer to their numerous friends In Maryland and
virginia ia regard TO their efforts To please.
Parties desiring 10 engage rooms can address
COBB BROS, Eastville,
" 2-dlotkeodew Northampton county, Va.