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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
ntmacrntIc Nomination.

corresE on2euce q The v I. Tnbsne ,...
COLD sPRISG, Tuesday Oct. III, l-SS.
The Delegates Of Westehester, Rockland and Ieinsia
Counties met in the Poetic Hotel Cold Spring on ne
18th inst and after ba0ting twenty four times nouinai
4 b stephens Of Roekland, Hard Shell in place OF NJ
Couger, Soft Gen George Morris, the poet vac lls
country residence and i almost dosed At Cold sprg,
was rendered The nomination, but positively declined
The friends OF Col b. Brsndreth believe win the "a,
vice Of the Colonel voted for Nj stephens Inc assi
resolutions indorsing the Administration we're voted
down BY the Hard shells The Delegates 70 the Convsn
ton throughout conducted themselves in the most decor
Gus manner.
After sdiournent the whole Of the members were z
vted to drink ehsmpagrs to the health ahd sueess o. e
nominee who believe pied sd against the Maine Ls
Let the friends Of Temperance IN the Denocrsne raj u
bear this in mind
Il l. generally bekeved TIA; If eI Senator Brandr.a
would run upon the Maine Law ticket, he ooui be ~
umphsntly elected from this District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Oct. Is
TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week

contains the following
IFDITORIALs. The Decline and Fall Of Van Buren, Free
Soleis Editors and judges Prohbery Lawi hr Mary
Diplomatic Circular: Statistics Of Railway Disasters The
s I'd wioh Isanos; Emancipation IN Jamaica Iamminy
Hall: Death Of Judge Paine Death Of Hon. Mihlon Dick
erson Politics Of States; Pusets Sound, sc.
uPOLITICAL INTELLIGENCE Giving the returns Of the
state Elections in Penns yauia Ohio, Georgia aud Csor-
MIA Sew-Jesey State Convention
II..HELGIOUS MEETINGS The Jewish Newfear Pre-
sepnnou the HOLY Scrol General Tdennsl Convention
Episcopal Church Meeting OF the Board
Of Mission Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. &C
". WHAT TIE SISTER ARTS TEACH As TO FARMING
Address before the Indiana state Agricultural socet by
Horace Greeley
v..ANERICAN SOCIALISM: The North American PhslsnK-
HoyeCae- Modern Times
V..LAKE sUPERIOR First Year Of Mine interesting
Lciterfrom Correspondent, \ W. l.
VII COSTA RIGA: God Mines-Res0urces Of Costa RIGS.
VIII REVIEW or The WEEK Giving IN condensed and most
form the mot important events that have
CURED in the United States West Indies, so IN America,
EuIcIe and Australia
TX CALIFORNIA Two Weeks igence By the steamer
Star Of the West.
XUTAH Fresh Observation-Disclosures Driven from his Fort by
luditns-Indian Treaty.
X.EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN SUBMARINE AND SUB
TEBRAHEAN 1ELEGRPH co Letter from orr Cor
Tefpondent. Lightning
XIAORICU LTURAL. Deep Tilsge-Sub-Soil Flowing and
DTouih; Hillside Flowing; Queens County Agricultural
Fair Briiisb Agriculture
XIII MARRIAGES aud DEATHS
XIV. REVIEW or TIE MARKETS Reports Of the Sock,
Grain Provision, Cattle and Lumber Markets Very fully
and specially reported Cor The Tribune.
Single copies IN Wrappers be obtained Of the desk IN the
Counting Room this morning. Pnce, g cents.
One copy for year So three copies 81 ;
five copies SS eops st2 so; twenty copies 10 one sd
errsl $40.
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TuE Fam or rHz AMrR1cav Ixs111rrE.-T.


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rrors sqaa The ise spIes 20 have been Improved
n Remember that the Graf Sale Of 10 desirable
LoTs and HcvsES Norrass isIs Psee las y.f i,
b. 0cocE. A 81 "a the EDuHs a. Fper Ao'fe-nN y 49, "
AZ. ,.s q se, . trains Of he flA,lsI galFosa rsn
tze f ron h property, and ne oay
pr ss = % I'd sI vssss he yeltJ Of Yort .ad
con r.lsiss "a 100 fee Of e1peHs- "a. .hoat
ssre 70 bidder @ 'oss eeHSsn .na IN 30
sne eIssse 5e. al per cent ls1esP, aaas' ~
40 fhrss ses}Is Ho9. Lot, Of Grosad on Wash
and h tgRs Mo'F Pp. dei<a. Of ts
al car isis elOE rsn Of ~ H.r en- Rsfosa so.
XII psreus obtained ct the Office Of the AasOnssr No
20 Male.
~ HALLET. DAXs & Cos celebrated Pianos, with
without he oan have =. lon. been e9os9:rea The be- ta
made hat they need no pa.s 70 Tass ssa ~
No 81 Brosdwsy, Publisher Of Nnse.
~ Bald heads win soon disappear by the use o.
BARKrps CBEvEUxrossUE Ths wonderful preparation a.. re
when ytlnE ee h2
allied O1e application viii prevent Is filling out iIy rrce
. SET hs t 6Ie $50 so :s 10 ssis ''
WATCHES Magic, Independent seconds enaneled
iuIiil lever. and open ise.d w,h Of English and GENEVA
C1RnoLL HUrcHvsoNs No 81 Broadway
" Do YOU want a splendid Farm for 81 ?
Do you want I'm SO iro;tins Hon: lore, i9r 81
Nth fpr missions 10 the seven Nile Minor Then read Pea
HAN's & yeffifcul snt among Auruse Ien;s
AN IMMENSE SUCCEss.-The demand for the last
number Of TIE srvDAY containing the exciting
Of
MISHr RiSHT,
.,,,d the entire edition early hour disappointing thous
ans applied vsouS Offices and Of the news-
hoy the day To avoid this result buy early tie con-
nuaon will sppesr Sunday next October 10 In addition e
choice variety reading containing original sketches
ts snec4ote editorials &c. Price only Scents Office Of pub
lication. No. IS spruoe-st.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The French Government has received pacific comma.
mic alton from the Emperors at Olmutz.
General Juan de Ia Pezaea is appointed CapanGeaes
Of Cuba and General Peria Governor OF the Philippine
Islands
In addition to the Oriental question the Koszta affair Wa
to be debated at 0mutz.
NJ Bourquensy said to have assured Count Buol TIA
France perfectly approves of the views expressed reses
ing this affair and ready to join Austria in her pohl
respecting it, This II considered doubtful
News had been received at Glasgow that the American
ship souihernor oundercd at sea the 10th u. her
VOYAGE from Glasgow to New York The crew were al
saved
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GREAT BRITAIN.

pheBank Of England has raised IA rae Oh '''"'-
5 per eni o.,,a .,d home u,,itss -
s,'. he Isrrer cities to sympsthize With ne -,
6b1,tins' but they we're regarded n Russian Ss'''
rioss aid bat few attended. p,.heouer =
Mr. Gladstone the Chancellor o. inf s.. lsseed -
made speech in lbe North oi oco'''N"' Jus
Sin james Graham q, dinner gwen - me ne sisS =
,,niSs,v vbo were with the feet at CorS' s.-'ss
ilooh ang 'ss gong sle or he h '1 S q psss
mSse pr 'Nsyon had been presented with the hs -
o., GI..gdS Ia replying be made DO riesion 70 "'
..,e r.olif;eai crisis. FL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
WING Irnrcr,Rr AVID COUNTY CONVENTION.

The DeIc-aes frun the diere=s WARDS assembled a; the
Brcsdvay Hoass las ev nng and at the 'ar appointed
on motion OF Justice James H. Welsh ct the Seconi Ward
Zopbar Mills Of the Seventh Ward called to the chair
and William II Stogdm Of the Twelfth Wsri and Jreh
Bull Of tie Fourth Ward appointed >ecTeares pro ZEN"
and subseQa,ny they were continued Psrnanent ooer
Of the CONVENTION
The Convention thea proceeded to The nomination OF
County canG dates
JOSEPH Taylor nominated SS;hane Blunt Tor re cleo
ton IS District Attorney which carried by aceanston
unsr norsly
Charles p Kirkland was nominated by reclamation for
Justice Of the Suprme Court in place OF J. W Ednonls
For Justice OF superior Court in place Of judge Duer the
hall Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

Tie Trts Democrat Of Cleveland corrects error in
the ,eesphc report of the proceedings at the la.e WO
rsns gLt Convention which published in the jour
nsls OF this City The Tribune among the rest Tie True
D,mccraf make the following statement.
II 1t not DR. T. II Neyins who seized Garrison >
but high mettled mpulsive brother who became
indignant and excited the foul insult offered % his es
cal relative The language and conduct Of Garrison were
highly C1asperang and censurable No man stands b
q gentleman and Christian than the Rev Dr.
NEVIS in this community and il not strange that the
audience Kissed down Garrison after his vile AMI brutal
aiu.e OF sreeChf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
Independent Democratic Nominations.

Aqdison Co-District Attorney. John Snow Assembly
l. Adon Smith 2 Charles Stroud.
OsKego CO-Dttrict Attorney sylyenus = INNING
ton Assembly, l, Alanson LOOMS :, Isaac Fellows
NIX OHeiGG Co-Ssnator Edward Looms -.
Niagara Co.-Distrct Attorney George ID. Lamont
Assembly J. Alonzo w NewcOmb
AHegheny Co.-Assembly. Lucius May .
Orleans Co-District Attorney Archibald serycss AZ
sembly AamanZer Hutchinson.
Xxx AHegany ard WyomiPg.-For SENATOR ~ y
Hull, OF " srsaw, Maine Law platform -, q,
CiastaVque C0.-Assembly, l. Nehemiah AIfieAi =
Samuel FoOte.
Del0rGre C0-Assembly. l. VIM b. Hanlord -.
CneiGG Assembly, ?. Norman h. hnox' VI
BRIGHTON
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The news from Europe is contradictory. On the
one hand it shows disposition the part of the Sub
lime Porte 10 listen TO its allies and slmit the claims
OF Russia and accordingly told that the allied
fleets have been brought to Constantnope to suppress
any riot thsi might on the other hand it is said
that the Sultan is angry with the Foreign Ministers for
having brought the fleets for such purpose. How.
the general aspect Of things is more pacific than
lately Our correspondence VIII probably cast more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
France

H. Eursror and Empress were well received ~ "a 4
- 3, kpisns and alosY the route, and pfe'v
F,.,ogne hey had returned % fAss .,n,.,ed % -
n .orts II alarming rumors were e1.-.s1 ~ Iaes
-. Bexrse. The RIs.isD Minister va. ss,a ~. =
I.lrded bis passports bat this repfeste n,;Sa -
tr,e Il was also isle that AEsns Us "a 10 TurS = -
az hngana .hS' "a yii Russia. and "ouE 90"
49, nj. si1ssnent watt consrn1''''o-
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Whig Nominations.

VII Dufehess 0Hd COlumJia.-Foz Senator, Robert
4 Barnard 4 Hudson.
I'D JHdieiG! DiI.riet-JGssice Of supreme Court WI
lam Rockwell OF King
I'D Disfrief.-Amos X. Hsdlsy. Of Rensselaer, Co.
IVA Dis'ricf-Amlzi6h Is. James, Of St Lawrence
fIoag Co-Districf Attorney, Hamilton Harris
Gere,es C0.-Assembly I. The0dOre c Peters re nom
mated.
Iiriags.er Co-D.stFici At.1msy james Wood, IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

RAILROADS AxD THE MAILs-IRe Boston ItdreLf
SAYS TIE Providence aud Worcester Railroad Co. ceasel =
carry the mails between those cities Monday St 81.
Postmaster General offered SIS mile Lot the Comp A.
demand more The mall carried BY hsFse expr e.
The Boston Concord and Montreal R0ilrosa Co have -
tilted ts Department that and aff'r Monday next
skal tease 10 carry the mail on ~ ground that the
peXseiion Is not sufficient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

Judge John Duer was then renomnsied unanimously
The next ballot for Justice OF Superior Court. vice
Robert Emmett and resulted follows SlOSson 81 Pea
body Hoffman : Jordan, Z Talmadge. Mason. !;
Blank. ,. John SlOsson then declared nominated
Murray Hoffman was unanimously nominated for Justice
fer the vacsnsy occasoned by the death OF Judge Paine
For Justice If the Court of Common Pleas in place Of
az, n.lx xof;rr rasui.sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

The Telegraph announces tie death of the Hon
TRISTAN BURGESS of Rhode Island. one OF the most
talented and respected men in that State Mr. B.
member Of Congress from Rhode Island from ls25
lS25.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

We ere authorized to state that Mr. GEoRaE J CORNELL
i nc; candidate for the oce OF Senator IN the Hid Dis
trct and could not under any circumstances accept the
uorrn nation were Il . ndered 20 him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

Governor Seymour yesterday resigned his Office as
Governor of Connecticut to assume the duties OF the
Russian Mission, and Lieutenant Governor Pond was
sworn in as Chief Executive Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

TIE Jtea Ga-ette paper which sided with the Silver
Greys n the Wig disafecons OF leo has been trans
fsrred to the Hard shells and wiz IN tie future be
published byJ Lyon late of TIE Utica O55srrer now
soft Shell organ The Hard have also 4 campaign paper
called TIE RlpuIdo1s az Utica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

The Vermont Legislature assembled yesterday.
The House ballotted nine times for Speaker with no
variation in the vote, which was for Grandy. Wing
9S Bingham, (Democat) =; Needham, True
Democrat -.
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Neu'lgork pnilu Grlbuoy.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1853.
10 cnpRESpnNnENTN

No sons Whatever
iisertiOn be authenticated by tho aud
address Of the WHEREOF necessarily or publication but
guarantee Of biz good faith
We cannot undertake to rejected Communications
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SPAIN

NsrvssI Is Perrn-iies, 70 I I's,,nr-essed'
The Colonial Coan, IA 10. rpsblish yrOgraDs -
q, DSed pohey Para /. ,orniBs.sg Msses Of Es'se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

George p Nelson of the Ninth Ward then declared
nominated
The Convention proceeded to make nomination for
Governor of the Aims House in place OF Rchd Williams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

Frht On tte real state Of the question bu. shall
bardy receive # in for publication before Mon
J.
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ARRIVAL or THE CANADA At HAr,p,x
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WATCH REPAuING-CARKOIL X HCTCmNsOy
have Wachmake Of great experience who practical
ins anucturtr who they recommend 70 the pubhe
No broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
SEWING MACnINEs-CARD TO rHE PUBIIC.-I per.

ceye thai fs Jr Is advertising himself paen;ee Of
OruA Sewing Machine and claiming that ali who machines
having needle or needles with the point resPons
BILE him Thesc contradict Howe
original Pstentee John Geenoush and George r. Co each
had Sewing Machine before Howe obtained his
the Patent Ofce
Inventor Of the machine which he Obtained hi, patent lie
did invent the needle with the the point lie
the original inventor the combination Of the eyeoed needle
the shuttle making the nterlockc3 stitch with thca
These things which form the eeasl basis OF al
Sewue Machines ems invented BY and combined
good Machines whk
eshhted both Newloik and Baltimore than 10 yeas be-
fore How e's patent granted
BY Law other person than myself could havea valid
patent upon the eypouted needle and shai any coIbn1a
them The these acs abundant conclusive
have taken dyone woad PcE
20 enforce ehts BY applying fora To- original
ton en- BY law entitled 70 H. and dou % will get
H. In that HoWe's license will be protection
st elsus and shall then sk and upon
hom all be All who cci Interest IN This sub
BY canG the satisfactory evidence that
Wa the Cast aud original inventor Of the Sewins Machine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
SWING MAcnlNEs--To CLoAK AND MAXrILLA
Queen Niciotia's rFincely msto
Has son tNASVgL LYON.
A Medal ana CCItihcafc,
Which you may pat yo0r eye On
BY calling In or auY day

foVE HUNDRED tWENTN-FOuk. Broadway.
~ The Worlds Fair Medal aud Certificate, sent to
IYoS the inventor Of the Magnetic Powder and Pills h
siruetcn al insects mice, SO BY Prince Albert may
seen Al LYoS's Central Dtptt No ~ Brce3wsy
HAIR DYE AND Miscellaneous Mandatory
for thse articles No Broadway opposite the PAX
where he has the beet tccommdaea In he world s hs sPP
ZION his hnous Hair Dye and the sale Of his yentd
wiz. and TouPees Nine private rooms al on one aoor
To- IL is now fay known that DAvIs'S Rshvene-
pr,o. 90 per hote the b preparation known for chann
cav hair original DAvSS Hyperion unequaed for
promoting the growth strength and bess Of the hair Prse p
bottle For sae az the facpa Depot No So Or nd ST.
also BY DAVIS No Sc LudoW door non Grad 70
whom ordFr should Be- addressed Also for sale y Rims No ~
Rro,fway Cckeucr Co No 81 Barclay Cook Co Ne 20
Wshingest knarR Nos So hudsons, and al sh aSs Guo-
No if Dowsry an ly DgaSssts AM PerfareN general
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I~Ss. spa Chldrsu's Fancy 0cods Hat Ct5a &c. &c
viii On ezsnisaiiou - fDund lafre aad conpets.
CeaaiIg reTtlg snd altering cone II g.. scsept,a o.
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Give kiss"Worts by James Simmonds The
Edition Of these tw has been sold In DAYS.
HoRACE WATERS. No. S3 Broadway
(The great Piano and Music Esfablshrent)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-27
MARINE NE W..
PORT az RICES n ON o .

ARRIVED,
schr GaIiego, ,5on, from New York, mGse -
Cu-rie
Scar Laine.7iIe, Dick, frcm York River corn TO
Z WGItha.2 Il Co
Scar HArh;2e er, Forrest. from PemunkeY River
wheat 20 WaTW!cz d B8-ksdsie
Scnr Tunis Denew, Ellsworth, from Albany
lumber 10 Bei7ln d. Paikers and < & Whitfield,
L Workman
scnr Gnnpnwder, Bird, from Troy, .uElber to E
7 Roglard Co
schr Nary lane Fecz, Dupuy. from New York
railroad lroE to w lssacs, and hay TO John W
Wright
SAILED.
schr Richmond, Pu rel New York, rndse
Steiner B7yde:e, Clifford, Baltimore. md:e
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, LnGse and passen-
gers.
AgGIVED-July as
Schr Oregon, Wallace from Back River shells
to Captain
sebr y Charge Drummer, FROM Back River,
sht s 10 CAPITA
s;hr falmouth, Creighton, from Bait. ndse 20 w
D ColQuitt d Co
Schr Ak-hny Grent from New =, r;, railroad
ron 10 VIM Is,ac., Agt
Schr MISSIONER, Rogers, from Boston nl1se to D
Gurns
Scnr Chericoke Eermyer, from Psmupkey Riv
er, corr t. Z Wor;hesn y Co, and wheat 10 War
OK A Bark;dse
Steamer fe'vitere, Clifford, from Bait, mdae to
Ludlam d Watson
Steamer James.ows, Parrish frcm New lrk
mdse to Ludlsm 81 Watson
Scar e Calhoun, Phinney, from Boston, plaster
to butter g. IiEs'ey
Scar Ellen, Ha!e!t, from Boston, ice TO Griffin
TAYLOR
schr kezieh BLIZZARD, from Wilmington, Del,
oowCe 10 T. W,rth-m n On
RoCKLAND uly 8 -Sailed schri LNcY Aues
ADel, and John Bell, Horn, for Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-27
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

| COLUMBIAN HOTEL,-C F Hooper,
Bal;T V Lyme Portsmouth,; Captain Knapp,
| Bas,on; J ) Gilbert. Louisa; H 4 Pevton, Mo;
| p Cot;rell, Chesterfield; X Blanton Mrs Blan-
| ron and son, Mrs Green, Mics Blan,oa and
servant, Amelia; 5 Avis, Goochland; TN
Ewing, G w White, Pr Ed; r. F Williams,
Nnito"ay; I Fuqua, Farmvile; q q EIv,
keadali, Mo- A Gooch, Gordonsville; 5 B
Fuller, Lexington; l. ID Arnetl, La; s Wood,
Lunenbure; J Muirhead, Petersburg: Liar
rer, Ala; Il ; Winiree, Chesterfield; A b Mil
Ter, w Is Miller, Nouoway; w Weaver, Mr.
CHrter,J L Branch, Pr Ed; J Y HARDY, Lu-
nenburC; b Gondmen and lady, Pcwharan;
II fenev, No; II Hopkins, Nashville; w L
TunHall, Piusyvania.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-J II Grasty, Nj
Aitmon, Philsdelphia; + f Hasklns, Prince
Edward; / Green and family, w Green,
California; ) H Marks, + Riyes, Petersburg;
w X Baskerville, Mrs Baskerv lie, Miss Bas'
kervllle. Mecklenburg; Il B Burgwym' u
w II Kirkland, Miss Fitch, Miss; J shaw
and lady, Texas; A A Parker, Il; = Coie.
man, Pbiladelnbia: I'll Palmer, Roanoke; Ii
r Heartwell. Portsmouth; NJ J Gardner, Ohio,
r s Wolfe, w Thompson, Appomattox; Benz
Chapman and lady. Mrs Flanders, Ca +
Nav. Petersburg: A Parker, Warwick; A
G Wjnsron. n J; J A Roberts, Louisville; w
Tho,nbrrg. paducha; DIR w w Wilkins and
family, La.
Gunto and son, Norfolk; Gen I NJ Boykin,
Isle of Wight; VIM w Happy, II o Kasos,
Norfolk; Jenkins, Va; II Osborn, Old
Point; b n Young ami lady. Miss Harper,
Mss Marshall, N Carolina; K Clarke, Gu;
DR. Sturns and servant, Miss; NJ Mullin, Jack.
sonvilie; w r Carlton. King & Queen; l.
Lawson. lancaster; w w Bugg, Ny.
EXCHANGE HOTEL y Brigs, Charlotte; P
TaDb, Gloucester; Raksdale Halifax; Miss Mil
Ter. PowhsfaE; ) Archer snd daughter King and
Queen; wilkinson, Norfolk Marshall, Mrs
marshall aud dsua bter, Charlotte II Barlow and
son. L Bowden add A Gsrrel, Williamsburg:
C Z Ta'iaterro, Rocky Aourt; mi.s Nelson, Glou.
cesser; II Carter and Il w carter Charles CITY;
Judge Christian, Williamsburg; w Wickhan,
hsnover; s IL Anderson, Abemsrle, Virginia; Fl
D snusselman. Batmore; Governor Dual. Tezas
l. Malone, WILLIAMSBURG; VIM White, jr, Ra,eish
MINI and Pescud, Petersburg; NJ Edmund
sen lady ard servant c; Mr. Deyeruex ana Miss
Dsveruex N c; w R.azton. King Wiiisrn; Mr.
Reed, RcanonG; D l. Powell, Fredericksburg; w
l. Gill, Baltimore; K A Pointer end lady Ha ifs T.
Mrs Malone, Miss; Davis, Petersburg; Dudley,
King and QIe.n; Z r. fin, Hanover; s Schuoer.
and NJ Coluaa, Hanover; Il Taylor, Gloucester;
q CsrrHll, Wrenn, o Goodrich, c Goodrich.
!s:e Il Wight w Reae, Judge Bebe, A S Burn.
iey ard family, Southampton; " Wards, Phis;
G G BALDWIN r CT bridge; S Parro1. Norfolk; T S
Alexander and se,vt.! NJ DUR an, Bait J Har-
risen, Hanover: Z l. Tzompa n, N G; NJ w Big
and lsGT. Y; Z F Ve:sb!e, ta-mvill,; l. Il
Anisht, o knIght Lunt n5urg
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D fdHMoED AND DENvfEEE KA1I.
u, ROAU-OpEN TO BRAKES BRANCH, 81

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D ICHMOND AND DANVILLE Kali.
u ROAD-OPEN TO DRAhEs bhANCh, VI
MILES.
On and after MONDAY, July 18th, 1853, re-
gular passenger train will run dalIy (ounaays ex
eentedl between Richmond and brakes Branch.
The train will stop for passengers only nj the toll
lowing poiu;s: Manchester, hooious, Coalheid
Tomahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax, SCOTS shop, Arie
ua G n. Wyanoke Jenuiug . Ordinary, Haytokah,
Iibe,ty Church, Meherrin Keysviile and brakes
Branch .
Iesye BRAKES Branch at I2 80 p. NJ.
Children under III years OF age free, provided
seat is not occupied by them from 10 and under
Is wears OF age, half price. Servants travelling By
them sely es must be furnished with two passes so
that one can be retained in the Office and Il nus. be
expressly stated on the pass that they permitted
to go the cars.
Passengers for Lynchburg will take the
Southside train at Haytokah for Rice's Station,
thence by Flagg g. Cos stages 70 Lynchburg. Pas
sangers for Halifax and Danville can meet
Messrs Fiagg d Goa horse coaches at brakes
Branch dsily except Sunday Passengers for
GreensboTough, Salisbury and Charlotte, N c., can
meet Messrs Flagg d. Co.'S 4horse coaches on Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays at brakes Branch.
Passengers for GAINESVILLE, Milton, N C, and Yam.
ceysviile, can meet Moss e. Co.'S coaches at Keys.
vile on Tues lays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
tor Milton and fanceysville by Flagg d. Cc's line
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at Drake's
Branch.
jy II John Fl. OSBORNE. Supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-27
RICHMOND MARKET.

FLOUR-The market 10 quiet but small receipts,
and safes at st to s5H for old new S54 to S64 p,
as to quality.
WHEAT Our city rnils turned their wh5els to.
day, this frat the crop of wheat The
quantity coming in begins to rc.ease, and sae1
making at al Is to 81 90
ToBACCO-ro change to note to day. Sales at
former Rates The demand for tine manufactur.
ing and snippipg is good.