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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG ] une 2Sth. 1859


MEssRs. EDiToRs Pursuant to a call by
the Commissioners, the Stockholders of the
Fredericksburg and Gordonsville Railroad
met on Monday at IL o'clock. John 8. Cald.
well, Esq, presided, and ]. ]. Young, ESQ,
acted as Secretary. The salary of the Presi.
dent was fixed at % ,00e. Dr. B. R. Wexford
was elected President on the st vote. receiv;nc
both the vote Of the State and of The cornors.
ton proxies. John F. Scott and Peter Enoi.
rick were elected Directors on the mari of The
private Stockholders. The State had o,e.;
ously appointed A. X. Phillips, of this pis..
Major Oscar NJ. Crutchfield Of Sno,sv, p.r;e'
and John II. Lee, of Orange, Dirscs",s Ths,
organization of the Company is now co.ni..s ;.
and we presume the Directors win n,es, 100
soon to make arrangements for nrosso,,,:ny
| the work with vigor. A DETERMINATION rras
walls to go ahead with the road az fass !. P ~
| sibIe. 1' ' 'as' ~ pos
The Office OF the Freder;ekshu,r NJ.
owned by our old departed friend Semnis "a
recently conducted with much abili,y nv Ne II.
nephew, w. II. Semple, Esq, was sold Al ana r..
ton on Saturday lest and purchased by A. a.
Little, Esq, ofthis place, young man Of f;ne
education and talent. =.
No celebration of the 4th will take place
here, except by the Guards. Our citizens are
as listless on the subject as your own. -
Yours, &c. Essex,
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KOSSUTH.

This man, after having kept the whole eli.
vilized world in ferment for years, has at
last found his true level, and has quietly sub
sided into correspondent Of the Ne~ York
Times. The fall 10 great, il must be admitted,
but apparently il has brok en- no bones. The
correspondent writes quite as confidently as
the governor spoke. In either capacity, as
writer or orator, the individual 10 far too great
to be accessible to such an humble emotion
as gratitude. The United States redeemed
him from captivity-put ship OF war at his
disposal-and offered him an asylum. The
people of the United States made demi god
of him. He has repaid both as they always
deserve to be repaid who make to themselves
idols of wood or stone. He can do them no
positive injury, and we doubt NOT he deeply
regrets his want of power in that particular.
He does, however, all he can. He repays
their civilties by abuse. We subjoin spe.
cimen. He has just been speaking of the
condition of Europe, and the misrepresenta.
tons of the London Times. ag y'zes.
sand amidst these important events, what
of America, Sirf Why, America is repre-.
scented nowhere! Not one of the diplomatic
agents OF her democratic Government is yet
on his post in Europe; and Minister to
Constantinople, and to Paris, not even nomi.
mated yet! Why, Sir, but that's negligence
SURPRISING Imagination; that's degradation
of your national dignity which is bordering
upon ridicule, il not upon the contempt, Of
and from the civilized world!
But, ! forget! Though we have not the
principle OF Democracy represented in these
transactions affecting the condition of the
world, we have, in compensation, Mr.. Pryor's
Russian articles from Washington. UNDER
stand. So young, and yet so decrepid! Poor
America! Ii is piliful to think! The bright
star fading away, before it developed its lustre
at all! Requieseite You are also empty
chaff,' like the rest. It's pitiful."
We are as we'll aware of the greatness of
our national delinquencies as any person can
be, and we would much rather, at any time,
undertake TO reform, than to apologize for
them. We do perpetrate follies out of num-
Der, there is no doubt about that, and one of
the greatest that can be laid to our charge is
the reception of this man Louis Kossuth. We
are glad that he has himself taken such espe-
cial pains to convince the nation of the utter
nworthiness Of the object upon which it has
spent its enthusiasm, and wasted its money.
In the meantime, doubtless, the "bag of dol
lars" which he carried away from this country,
do not seem to come in for any portion Of that
contempt which he distributes with so much
liberality among the people who gave it to
him. To be consistent, he ought, at least,
to send that back. If he were an ordinary
man, not man elevated far above so vulgar a
sentiment as gratitude, he would scorn to live
upon the money of the people he abuses.
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= Pref. M.rse,s Invissrstisg Ger.
ssssr e, sss q any The ovsn az e aa Pas
", ss6srins from general debility from wsaknssa
zee g this incompsrsbls rsuoystoE TO fnoss who
complets and unfsins safeguard ssainst that terrible
s masdy Insrs are many peIhap wne nsy s.n
selves beyond the reach Of medicine. Let not even
These despair. The ELIXIR deals with disease a. It
exls without reference TO causes, and win nos only
Rebuild the Broken ConstitutIon.
. brousht from vast distance, the principal ingre.
dent Of the Elixir can enlJ be procured Ct heavy
Hence The prize % Be !. q
essar1y be higher than that of the trashy, chance
compounded nostrum, of which the only expense con
.priceless blessns,n then il the INvIGORATING
the known world.
vous Diseases and the forms ofnervous disease ITSELF
are 90 numerous that it would require column 70
enumerate the maladies for which this preparation Il
neuralgia tic doloreaux, headache, incipient paraly-
sis hystera dyspepsia, palpitation Of the heart spi
nal affections, muscuar debility, tremors fatulence,
Of the liver, mental depression, weakness OF the will
indspostien to move aintness after exercise broken
sleep and terrifying Dreams inability to remain in one
place or position, melancholy monomanla, huor
albus sinking at the stomach, emacistion, that does
not proceed from organic beyond the reach of
medicine. Sga fH -
Whenever the organs to be acted upon are free
from maformation structural diseases it is aver
red that
Morse's Invigoratfng Elixir
will replace weakness with strength, incapacty with
efficiency irregularity with uniform and natural &C
tvity, and this not only without hazard Of reaction
but with happy effect on the general organization
q Bear in mind that all maladies, wherever they
begin finish with the nervous system, and that the
psralization of the Of motion and sensation
is physical death. EY Bear in mind also, that for
every kind of nervous disease the Elixir and Cor
dial is the only reliable preparation known.
1t isput up hIgnly concentrated, in pint bottles
with the name blown In the glass, and sold at %
per bottle; two FOR s5; six for Sl2
a CHARLES 81. RING,
1872 Broadway, New York, General Agent.
tap BENNETT & BEERS,
5sl l25 Main ct, Richmond.
Sold by Druggists generally je 30-6t
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- Particular attention IL requesf-
A ed to the sale THIS AFTERNOON, com.
mencing at 81 O'Clock, of valuable unimproved Lot
on Franklin street. near the First Market; and Build
ing Lots on Mayo and College streets. Persons
wishing to invest In really valuable and improving
properly should not fail to attend this sale.
lie 80 JAS N TAYLOR, Auctr.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.-Ti

49, RICHMOND COLLEGE.-The
>annual commencement will be held in
Grace street Baptist Church on Friday Evening
next, the lst day of July, beginning al 81 O'clock
pected from the Rev. 8 G. Mason of PetersburRs
and Mr. p 8. Henson of N. c., an alumnus Of the
College. The public are respectfully invited to AT
tend lie 30-2t"
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course of that river from Belgrade to lie mouth,
II France and England are disposed 70 let the
Car take possession Of Moldavia and Walla.
CHA, on such . pretext a. the one put forth
by the Times, they will have given hima long
step, in the march TO Constantinople.
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AUCTION NOTICE-COntfnua-
M tion of the Sale Of Furniture at
the Washington Hotel.-The above sale will
be continued This Morning, commencing at on
O'Clock, when viii be sold the larger part of the
part of-Beds,eads, Beds and Mattresses, all of
which are in good order and nearly new; to
which will be added lot of Chairs, Tables and
many other useful housekeeping articles.
ia 30 GEO. J. SUMNER. Auct.
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SOMETHING UNcoMMoN-At the anniversary
meeting OF the New Jersey railroad company last
week it was stated that of thirteen millions of
passengers carried the life of no one seated in car
has been lost
New Jersey is not alone in the security which her
RAILROADS afiord to passengers. We have never
heard OF more Than one accident involving loss of
life on any road in this State, and that was many
years since. Why accidents have not happened on
some of the New Jersey roads, we can hardly lima
CINE, for our bones could have given testimony for
week after the ride, that the "Trenton read is as
rough and uneven as ploughed field nakiEg the
passenger, at every moment, apprehensive of run.
ming of the track. Nothing short of peerptuaI mir.
acle, ii would seem, could make such road safe,
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Picnic We learn that the scholars of the Sun.
day School connected with Grace street Church.
are TO have picnic It the Slash Cottage on the 4h
Of July. They are to 60 ont on the cars for tina.
purpose We wish them pleasant time.
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KursAScEs.-His Honor, the Mayor, ct the open.
ing OF his court yesterday morning, addressed the
police force in strong terms, upon the necessity of
immediate and vigilant attention to the nuissnces
of various kinds, which abound in some parts of the
city. He referred to some cases which had fallen
under his own eye, in the shape of dead animals
exposed, garbage flung out into the Streets and es
peciay to the filthy condition of the cutters In some
parts OF the town; end said that disease would be
the inevitable consequence, If such things were
permitted TO exist. He reminded the officers that
it was their duty to visit all parts of their respec-
tive wards each day, and report everything of the
kind, and that whatever might be the expense either
to the city or to individuals, they must be removed
Report to nae, said his Honor, and If the nuisance
10 OF such character that cannot reach II, will
report to others who can. Our worthy Mayor de
serves the thanks of our citizens for his prompt
attention to this matter, for the public health s
really endangered, especially during the present
sweltering weather, by the nuisances which are
well known to exist.
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ia r. Mr. B. j. Eddins, under the American Hotel
has sent us Gleason's Pictorial for Saturday.
has quite liberal supply of patriotism, pretoria
and poetical, suited to the season.
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+. 9 More Evidence.-We have Just been
informed by gentleman from the country with
large family, that he has had great many attacks
OF Summer Complaint but not in one instance has he
fafed ia making perfect cure less than twenIS
He believes also, that $50 would not have paid his
doctors bill without the Bitters. He Gays he never
intends to do without it in his family. His nsme
Price so cents per bottle. For sale Dy
Messrs Purcell, Ladd e. Co; Bennett & Beers. A
Duval, Adie e. Gray, and Druggists generally
throughout the city Also, of Todd 4 Christian.
Petersburg DIR Lyman, Lynchburg; King 4 Toy,
Norfolk; DR. E Camm, Williamsburg. -
Fl Orders addressed to E BAKER, Richmond.
We, will receive prompt attention. : ie 40
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E In the acco mt published in this paper few
days since of the recent ARRAY, the mama of Dor.
t'nsu occurred This was an error-no person
bearing that name was concerned In the Affair."
The nsne shsuld have been ~. Doi,inSg.
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Suddenly, In Hanover county, on the Cad instant,
at the residence OF her daughter. Mrs. Dyarnstse,
In the nth rear Of her age, Mrs LUCY WILLIAM
SON, wife Of Captain Dabney Williamson, decd.
Yesterday morning, Mrs NANCY J CHAMBERS
corsort of Middleton Chambers The frfends OF
the Family are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from the Methodist Church In Manchester,
this afternoon at o'clock.
On SATURDAY., the 25th instant, ct o'clock. p. N.
ANN MAssIA. infant daughter of Cynthia Ann and
James T. NORRIS, Jr.
p. Norfolk papers please copy.
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BN Law and Notary Public.-Practices
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, (iR or out of
his office) Proof and Acknowledgements Of Deeds,
ton entrusted to him, promptly offended to.
Office removed to No So three loors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street. Richmond, Va.
de Ply
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Morning Mail has very fair article on the
"vaue of official station" In which the tribe of office
beggars who throng the pureus of the capitol, and
neglect all things else, for the ridiculous dignity of
being public functionaries, get most deserved and
thorough fagellation. The writer holds that no
Office earth add dignity to the truly great or
hido the neanness of the vile and Insignificant de-
magogue. We agree with him on this point ex
aetly for Office seekers generally like drowned
bodies, that move with the current, till rising as
they rot, they at last float upon the surface of the
polluted streams. In the words of Young,
"Pigmies are pigmies still, tho perch'd on Alps.
And pyramids are pyramids, in vales."
The Enquirer has leader in which the decease
of the Wing party in Georgia is set down as a fact
beyon dispute, and their resurrection under the
name of Republican citizens announced. The
writer, however, thinks that the Democracy will
easily the true state of facts and recognize their
old enemies.
The Times has also an article concerning "Geor.
gia Politics" and has long notice of the proceed.
ings of the State Convention of the conservative
men of Georgia" and hopes are expressed that the
Wings of Georgia may once more become united
But the editor seems to doubt whether this con.
summation is quite near at hand as he would
wish.
The Wing has an article relative to the Turkish
question, based on the news by the Batic-another
on the Trade of South America-the American Debt
in Europe-and "smart sprinkling" of short poll
teal articles, "too numerous to mention"
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Elizabeth Williams, an English
woman, who was found drunk in the street, yes
terdsy, was committed from the cage to jail In de.
fault of bail for her good behaviour. II il sad
SIGHT to see of the gentler reduced to such
dlsgraceful position.
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LARCENY William Henry Jones and Thaddeus
Williams, white men, were brought before his
Honor, the Mayor, yesterday morning, on charge
of Larceny. The complaint was made by William
L. Kirby, against the two parties above named, and
William H. Williams, for stealing from him Cpl in
bank notes, and o. gold. The cases were con.
tinued to Friday morning. from the absence of ma.
terial witnesses The facts as stated to us, were
that the complainant was out on bit of spree
with another individual, when he was Joined
by these three men, when sitting with them
for while, a short distance beyond the Central
Railroad Depot he suddenly found that his pocket
book had stepped out The trial will doubtless
develope ell the particulars.
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sAmwNazu EXCELSIOR DIVISION, No.
wv AL, s. of Tits desired that every mem
KAS Der will be present This (Thursday)
S68s0 Evening, June Both, at a quarter pas,
o'clock. As business of great importance to every
member will be transacted, it 10 hoped there will
not be one absent.
: je 30-1t* P. G WOOD, A. R. 8
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~ JOB PRINTING.-The Dispatch
~ Job Office is prepared to execute In the
handsomest manner, and on the most reason be
terms, Pamphlets, Circulars, Handbills,
&c, and every description of Printing.
lie palm 81 Ek 8.
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- Cadets ~ Teuperance.-Ata regular
meeting Of Lnwfenct eeefipn No g, Cadets q TEN
peranoe he.A Tuesday evenjng, JrNs ssh 1853 the
Ssss ysrs ;seis S ihs snsun guar
ley. il, VA; Jno \ Htrothsr, ID; II n WslthsI A 3;
Thos Powell r; WP AyTes, A +; A g Gary. @; j
4 Morgan, u; w Elan Tanner, w; Chss Big
ger, A w; VIM O Taylor. = w A, en- o6dcic.
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q Great Blood PuriAer.-This n M
Gusci Medicine. but compounded By Regular PLY.
ciaE, Of unity Year, practice in Philadelphia Tie
sAKsAPARILLA BLOOD PUaF1ER viii purity
strengthen and enrich the blood, cleanse the lin
IA ~ Pmplea euptoHs biles and sores Of every Tind
spits improve the appetite, and sivs Bloom snS
nssnnsss to the pad cheek and yellow ain. Pr.
IA hnn no are nck and feeble soon become strons
inss scrotus Bladder and Kidney AHectiens =.
No. M.sn me system requires strength, when fhs
ss o0G inn ana veal and when the contribution ~
~ good health blocn and visor Win soon ~
~: ne 1ss q few bottles Of DR. ROSES celchrr.
S sis MssS n,r COMPOUND Il d also
vuar bottles 3li mail bottles 50 CONT 6ois ~ al
o sas D,usss an Mehmond Petsuburs Norlelk ana
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4sS sfssss
50 faasesss ~ !. rs ssgm a asasa 6o<. " asi9
1Y8asa 81 htG1 a. Il "a Z
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), n The Stomach prepares the element,

b, EY The Stomach prepares the elements of
the bile and the blood and fitdoes the work feebv
and impeItecty, liver disease 10 the certain result
soon therefore, as any affection OF the liver d per
ceivea we may be sure that the digestive organs are
OUT OF erder The first thing to be done il TO admin
lister specific which will act directly upon the sto
scn-tae mainspring OF the animal machinery. For
t GEp purpose we can recommend HOOFLANDsS
GEh pa!,i biITERS, prepared by Dr. C. M Jsct.
son. fhiladelphi. Acting an Alternative and tonic
u sIengthens the digestion, changes the conditan
els. I; ~ ~ 20 ne Pow.
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C. A lodge in some vast wilderness,
Some boundless contiguity of shade"

Some boundless contguity of shade"
Surely Byron wrote of the "pleasure in the path
less woods" on such day as this We thought of
all the cool things we could-of icebergs, Polar
BEARS Perry and Ross expedition, and of the still
cooler impudence of some of our friends; but all
would not do Existence Is vaper.bath, in which
we founder remediless Our thermometer, pa
tient enough In raising the mercurial column as
far as Summer heat" looks indignant at being
obliged to raise it to an incredible point above
Shortly will the locomotives run without fuel-by
mere sunheat-like 90 many mudturtles with Goals
of fire on their backs shortly will fishes be caught
ready boiled and worse than all, shortly will our
little remaining patience ooze out like "Bob Acres,
vaor. Oh tina Old Sol would himself perspire
like poor editor, and be forced to hide his burn.
ing face for while, with celestial pocket hand.
kerchief Boy, bring more ice.water
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DIR. j ohm b Walthall, Homeopas
NJ thic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors Houae.
NH 14-6m* .i-hA- 'f5.t #@'
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ROPER & MURRAY, UNDER.
OA TAKERS. Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. fe 2o-lv
E DIR. PEACHY.-Otice on first door
~ Wing Building, corner of Governor an d
Franklin streets. iel-lm*
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ssNN@nzSz TO THE MEM Il EKS OF SPRING
wv FIELD DIVISION SONS OF TEMPE
ZAS RANCE.-You are hereby notified to at
e0S TEND regular meeting of your Division
on Thursday Evening, the 30ih instant at 8
O'Clock, as business of importance will be brought
before the Division.
lie 3G-It* JOHN w LIGGAN, A r &
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THE WEATHER-We have heard of some saw
age tribes that torture their prisoners by slow res
and have not doubt that they suffered some but
really, we would prefer moderate broiDg by the
red skins, to enduring such temperature ss we
had yesterday. 1t was nc JOKE and Is likely to
destroy all our previous prejudces in favor of Ca
loric. We sat all day attempting to write, with
our inkstsnd emptied more frequently by evapora
ton, than by any drafts we could make upon its
gutinous contents and bathed in perspiration
with our paper as wet under our hand as when in
process of manufacture, we tried to suggest unto
ourselves something consolitary. We for the first
time realized what Cowper meant, by so ardenily
desiring
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FOK BREMEN.-The fine Bremen
80 ship Admiral, Wieting Master, will be at
ely Point in few days, and load for the above
port For freight or passage, apply to
je 30-3t SCHAER, KOHLER g. CO.