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DINRY POINT PavsI,ros.-TbI, ,.raa.

DINEE POINT 7AvILT0S.-This aarees
Die patnine pSce anu uuies retreat for those In
search OF ne attn ana rsrionsi pleasure having been
leased nE the undersigned. viln view to the pur.
chase of it. il successful In his eforts TO aceomno
date the public. viii be opsned for the season OF
Wednesday 18th June.
Msny ana varied improvements nave been re-
Gently made, calculated to promote the conaior, OF
visitors, and nothing snail be omitted oy the pre-
priefcr and his family, which can afford the least
satisfaction 10 nis guesrs. Parents and their child
dren VIII md the comforts of home In ample pro.
vision whilst the devotee OF fishing NAV come ss-
sufrd, t:isi every necessary arranoemept for hb
accommodation N the way OF nsn,ng ocals aoo
TACKLE with proper persons 20 wait on him wniis
engaged N nis captivating sport, mas been fully
made In addition, a seine will be daily drawn f0T
the accommodation or the place ana yne amusement
OF visitors. whilst f1rst band Of music will be
In readiness dav sns night tor toe anus ssrnenI and
recreation or tnoss VINO cali IL into ssrvee.
Visitors from Rcnmena and FysderfcEsbur9 can
reach the Point on Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day or each week By means OF the steamers Pow
nstsn ana Osceola. " hcn touch az Aqua Greek on
those days. ana re-uruInz can reaon the creek on
Tuesday, Thursday ana FRIDAY OF eecn week by
the oOsrs IN time 20 connect with the regular
mail train OF Inose naya
The terms OF board at the Point will be 50 for a
single daz, 81 50 ger DAY for three days. and less
than week, $40 per week. and $50 per month
Children and servants as.i price. As no pu5lis
celebration concentrated tns 4tn OF july the
Point, visiiors, prior TO mat uase may with
every assurance tnst tne- comfort and quiet will
not be disturbed by any assembls9e of boisterous
character. VIM. w. DIX,
Formerly proprietor OF the Fountain Inn, Light
street, Baltimore.
Piney Point Pavilion, ND,
June 9Th. 1853. ! je It's
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COUPON BONDS FGR SALE-9D.
~ DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD MORTGAGED SIX PER CENT
BONDS, tNTER EST AND PRINCIPAL PAYA.
BILE IN NEW YORK. AND CONVERTIBLE IN
TO STOCK OF THE COMPANY, AT THE PLEAS
URE OF THE HOLDER, AT ANY TIME TILL
THE SlsT DAY OF DECEMBER, 1853
ThFse bOnGs are in sums Of $1,000 each, ir-
redeemsble for 20 yesrf, end part of the loan
of one million eve hundred thousand dollars, su
thofzed by Legislature at lis last session. One
million of which was taken By the State and the
whole snplv secured by deed of trust on the
entire road and property of The Company, for the
punCtual pay meEt of the interest and the unm Ia
redemption If The Bonds. This loan, 'Cgether with
their original Capital of Three Million, will be ex
pended Or he road
The rosd VIII extend from Lynchburg 10 the
Tennessee line. distance OF POS miles, where it
will connect with other similar improvements ex
tending to Memphis, the Mississippi river, there
by afordng when the South Side and Peter sburg
and Norfolk Railroads completed, cOntinu
ous corr ruuc9,ion from Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond 10 Memphis. II passes through that
portion Cf cur State remarkable for its eriiitv its
agricultural and mineral productions, and from
the large and incre ,sinz business which II already
Commands, The friends of the rosd sanguine
thatit viii certainly pay per cent If not more
The whole work is un6er contract. and will be
completed hy The lSt of January, 1865 copy of
the mortgage can be seen at cfhce. and any In.
iormaton In regard to the Bonds, be had en-
application 10 PURCELL & co,
~ lS-2r Richmond
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NOTICE TO OBUILDERs.-Propo will
7 be received for constructing a wooden enelo
sure around the City Grounds near the Western
limits of the city, embracing about ten acres with
gates and covered pens for cattle, &C. for the Agri
cultural Fair, TO be held in November next. Plans
and specifications OF the work will be exhibited by
the City Engineer, at his ice in the OF La
fayette Hall, on 9th street.
The proposals TO be delivered sealed to the City
Engineer, on before the lsl day of August rext;
=nd inc work to be commenced Immediately after
lne contract is made. BY order OF the COMMITTEES
Ga E.tY Grounds. THOS I GILES, Sec'y.
= 32-dtIA
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RAILROAD STocx.-At o sale of stock In
Pe.essbnrg, Tuesday, Railroad stock sold st
$15.2o 10 III peg share. Souihside Railroad
stock sold tor $50 per share.
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ILLisos-The Ala Courier says that the
bank commissioners Of Illinois are preparing
Tor the rigid enforcement Of the Law Of ths iass
Legislature, 10 regard to ihe circalaison 81 np-
authorized and prohibited bank noies, afsef fpe
frst Of August aext. With this vies, they
have addressed tbs proper officers IN each
State, REQ qsiring from them list vf ell the banks
having . legal sxisIencs 10 the Dtats.
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NJ sLA BISCUIT FOR TEA-They sur
Iva para anything yes Manufactured In ths city;
they are daily ready at o'alcck n. All that u
required u 20 Try them and you cannot fail 70 send
10 WIN. FALcoNER's Bakery,
u9 III Main street,
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Richmond, July /. 1853.
Co-Parruershi9,

The undersigned have this dey fo-rned Co
partnership under the style Of GARRETT d5 AN
DERSON for the purpose of conducting general
Grocery and Commission Business In the house
formerly occupied by Alex Garrett & Co, No DO
Main street, and will keep constantly on hand
large and well selected stock OF Family Groceries
Their prompt personal attention will be given TO
the sale of ell kind of country produce, uunbeE,
live stock, &c. ALEX'R GARRETT.
iy 4-2aw4w RM ANDERSON
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TETARREN2S 1t!ER9yED FIRE AND
w WATERPROOF COMPOSITION ROOFS
have, within the last ten years been applied to TWEEN.
tvhve thousand buildings in the UnI,ed States and
Canada. and are nniveraailv recommended as pos
sessing the following qusiiEes in greater oegrea
tnan any other roofing material Known, Wig cheap.
ness of construction, durt biity and perfect pro
lection against fra and v7a:az.
Buildings ,ooied With this article are insured 81
the sames rates OF premium al those rooted with
metal or State.
Richmond RefersnceR-Meaars VIM Barrett Jao
Waterhouse, John Dooiey, Smith d. Harwood.
C.M. WARREN g. CO.,
Offices corner North and Baltimore street. Balti.
more: and a. Smith & Harwood's. e5 Main street
Richmond. my l2-2sw4m
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FUTURE REWARDS AND PUNIsHMENrs.-A
vs'y little boy about to be sworn as a wi,ness
in criminal court at Washington, Tuesday,
was asked by the Ju'ge what weuld become
of him it be swore falsely7 He replied: AZ
would be burned with fire and birthstone for.
ever" This was considered quite sufficient
10 constitute him competent witness.
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FROM SAUT STE. MARiK.-A correspon.,
dent of the Detroit Free Press, wiring from
Saut Sc. Marie, July l4th, says:
although mining operations in the upper
peninsula are as yet 10 absolute infancy. tbs
shipments OF copper and iron the present sen
san VIII De large enough to place beyond
doubt the fact that no portion OF the world of
like extent has been as vet found containing
in equal abundance, and of qaally good quail
iiy, those great staples of business and com.
merce, as DO eur possessions on the south shore
OF Lake Superior.
"rhe work ON the canal at this place is pro-
crossing 6nely. There are now employed
some three or four hundred workmen, and tho
amount OF labor done since my last visit here,
some four weeks since, seems enormous. All
that perseverance, and energy can accom-
plish is ev dently being done to push this great
and mo st important work 10 completion. Once
done pursuant to the contract, and we have
uninterrupted navigation from the distant head.
waters OF the father Of lakes TO Buffalo, and by
any class OF vessels that can pass through the
Wolland canal TO the ocean.
"The Manhattan goes up the lake this after
noon with an immense load Of passengers and
freight. Many are now going up with refer.
ence to permanent settlement, and soon what
but few years since was looked upon as Q
species OF terra ineogn.fa will number is pop.
ulatioa by tens and hundreds of thousands.
Among the persons en- route to the mines see
here T. X. Collins and family. Of New York;
Gen. II. l., Stevens, our meu,ber OF Congsess
from this disiricI; Hon. E. II. Thompson and
family; Hon. w. Pitcher, of Constantine; G.
a. Iroworidge, and a host of others whose
names icannot trouble you with wiring.
"MT. Wilson, of the General Land Ofice,
- here, engaged at The land cflise making
some inyesiig igaiions, as understand, 10 enable
The Department TO determine what parties are
entitled to a large qusntity Of land claimed TO
have been located by adverse interests.
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NALUA Bile FARM FOR SALE The
Farm whereon the subscriber now resides,
known as Clay Spring, Uhe birth-pla of tbs Hon.
Henry Clay) is offered for sale.
This Farm lies in the county of Hanover, on both
sides OF machumps Creek, within fifteen miles OF
Richmond, three miles of the Court house and
three-auarters Of q mile from ths Virginia Cent? al
Railroad az Peeke's Turnout 1t contains 329 acres,
and Is considered or the Best Farms Of its sizs
In Inc county, The lang is very productive IN coTn
osts, s-a=z. &c enc can ne brought TO q very high
state or Improvement by the application of mari,
OF which there is abundant, supply upon the
iarm, OF good qualty, conveniently located 10 each
heid END very essy or access. the improvements
comfortable dwelling house and all necessary
out buildings. and spring of the finest water con-
venient. The situation is as healthy as any below
the mountains.
The subscriber is generally at home, and will,
with pleasure, saow the premises to any disposed
TO view them. WEN. 3. DABNEY.
Hanover, June FL, 1859.
The above Farm can be bought at private sale by
early application TO GODDIh d. APPERSON.
iv l5-2aw2w
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Over one thousand persons participated in
the recent free excursion from Louisville, Cin.
cinna,i, and other points, to Niagara Falls and
buck. The guests were from Kentucky, Indi.
ana, Ohio and Pennsylvania, and included
among their number more than one hun ,red
editors.
We know the Southern press Of the Atlantic
States to be very Independent but are sure
they would not take offence a, courtesy simi.
lar to The above from the lines of travel passing
through their States They would have no OBJ.
jecliOn, we are sure, to seeing the Crystal
Palace, and the compliment of free ticket to
them would be none the less considered be-.
cause it might entitle each one to be accom-.
panied by lady, as in the case of this West.
ern excursion. We speak not for ourselves
as we are Indifferent. But i, would look all
the better for our lines Of the Atlantic States.
not to be behind those of the West in liberality.
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nIsSULUTlOH.-Th concern of ALEX.
IL GARRETT s. CO is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. Persons indebted are requested 70
come forward an settle as early ss possibls
ALEX'R GARRETT.
RICHD 81 DUEE.
RO NJ ANDERSON.
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TaE DAILY DISPATCH
YAs A COW ARDrN. Proprietor.
E7aE r PLBASANTS. Editor.
80
s&r1 sstsssskg kg aSsgi gis-.ssssS..
'-zS77 771p0RTANT AND CHEtRlNG NEWsl
PARI-RN 81 KINGS
SYE NSHIP Z Z 7 K z ; :,
= - u aAn Ian NiEATAWN

,
P0sNoKE AND JAMESTOWN.
pFr,TrrED RATES AND INCREASED EAPEDl
TIOS, &c &C.
rxsI3F p-onrietors having made new arrangements
f,r toe st,ij better dispatch Of their Express oy
,Le stea-ushigs Roanoke and Jamestown from
NJ Y5rk they wish ia keep il before the public
tsst pARlSFN & KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always on hand tor the sccommoda-
toD e.! their friends, al the lowest rates and unpa
rallsi.i tisqatca- their Express leaving New York
q generally Delivered at almost every point OF Viz
o1nia ia As hours and throughout North Carolina 10
s. hours and at forty per cent below the old HUM
BUG MONOPOLY
PARISEN & KINGS facilttit for the expeditions
transportation Of Freight and Packages cannot be
hes, by any xprnss company in existence, and they
tiefy snv c~moe,tiou, therefore in the shape Of
bumhug. imposition and monopoly.
EE~ g. sufe to order your goods by Parisen
& Kings Express, NJ Z Barclay street, New
York.
~ Rest assured. that all they promise, they
will faithfully fulfil y
PARI-EN q KING, No Barclay at n. Y,
and BU!li8gbrons street, Petersburg, Va.
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TRILDREN's SH0ks.-Just received a
Slarse assortment of Chdrens Dress Shoes
jy25 ALEX HILL, No 127 Main s..
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4 'UNFECTIUNERF AND RESTOKA.
~ TIVE WIN A. MASON has purchared of A.
Smith the Confectionery and Restorative kept In
the basement of the Odd Fellows Hall. He will
continue the basiness at the same stand, where he
will be pleased to see the former customers of the
house, and his own friends. He will always keep
on hand the very best articles in his line which viii
be sold and served up In the best style and at the
lowest rates. His Bar will be supplied with the
best of Liquors and the finest imported Cigars.
iy 26 Ct
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SRLIING OFF AT COST, AT THE

SELiING OFF AT COST, AT THE
~ FRANKLIN CLOTHING STORE We will
now sell at cost the balance of cur Summer Cloth
ing. to make room for our Fall ana winter stock,
having yet large and well assorted stock of Sum.
mer Goods on hand, such as alpaca ana aipscca
lustre Frock ARD Sack Coats brown and buff linen
Coats grass ano oack linen Coats white linen drill
and CHECK ard striped linen Pants: white buff ard
fancy msrGei!les and linen Vests; also large az.
sort1uent o. cashmere Pants together win
large stock Of gentle mems furnishing Goods some
fine gauge lnerno under shirts-at the Franklin,
90 Main street.
jy l4--.s r. DECGU A. co
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| T LIGHTNING RODs-Of the best quality
| IL furnished by L HAWLEY, either put up
sent to order on the most reasonable terms Office
| opposite the Dispatch Office, at the Adelph House.
All orders addressed through the Post Office will
meet with prompt attention. jy 2l-tf
M0TICE.-The co,parthership heretofore ex-
IL istng under the firm and stp le of N w NELSON
| co, was dissolved on the 18th inst All perGoUs
| indebted 20 the late firm are requested to make
payment to N w Nelson, who is alone authorized
| TO receive all moneys due the late concern.
The subscriber thankrui for the liberal paI ge
extended TO the above firm for the last five years.
hopes by strict and personal attention to business
j726- IA NV NELSON.
I ICOKiCE, TUNQUA BEANS, &C.
- The subscriber low offers for sale
80 cases F G Stick Licorice
10 " Bsrracoa do
% G Mass do
20 Sandtord'S Mass do
3c0 lbs superior Tonqua Beans
Is bbls Hoffman's Rosendale Cement-on
accomm ods.ing terms By
JOHN ROBINSON,
~ 90 corner of Cary and Virginia streets
TCLD PkN..-JAMko WOUDAOUSt. late
u Mash d Woodhouse, has lately received
large and splendid stock of Gold Pens, adapted 10
all hands.
II he sizes are designated thus:
The Comm rcial
The Engrossing
The Mammoth, and
The Levisthan.
The latter kind are enormously large, and much
liked by some for hssdng Ledgers, as well as for
general writing.
Sold separately or in cases jy 26
4 y go. n. WEST, Ms aud Exchange,
" otf,rs for sale
Percy Efiagham by Henry Cockton, tbs author
of Valentine Vox-prics 80 cts
Grahsu's and Cooley Magazines for August
Minnie Grey and Gus Hows.d-a new supply of
these very popular books
Yankee Notion. for August-l2 cts yes
T AM SELLING OFF ny STRING sIosk
i at very reduced prices to make room for my Fall
importation. | solicit call from such a. are 10
wan. of French, China or white Granite Dinner and
Tea sets Cut Glass Decanters Sslvers, Gobe,s,
Celeries, Wine or Lemonade Giasses, &c. Also a
large assortment of rich fancy articles.
jy26 JAS d EVANS, III west Main st.
NEW PATENT sTUPfEK.-Tnls article
lyproves ipvaluab e TO Bar Rooms. 1t keeps every
particle of dus. and e. marks from the bottle. For
sale by JAS EVANS,
jy 20 III west Main st.
WKA. TEA, TnA.-jusr received from New
i York a large supply. To those In want IT q
genuine naoulierated article, recommend this -
We have sold large quantity and II has given uni
ssl sa,istscti3 3n.e JAS EVANS,
jy 20 III west Main 81
Nj nIOTIUk.-In1encina 70 discontinue business
v in kicnmona. al sccouaS Quo me Will De
DihCeo 70 ll6 pH1CS Oi LOWaAN ~ H0CAO. 3os
CORRECTION, sfter 10, OF JulS Al persons holding
Claims az ai-sI me win please present tneIn 70 MIN
tor payment. aud ali parsons indebted 10 me Will
please maze pay menr 20 MIN without delay.
je "a THOMAS PACE.
I AhGE LODkiNG GLA5sEs.-tinta aad
IL Mahogany Frames OF the best French plate,
large assortment on hand and for sale 81 the store
Of Jas d b EVANS,
jy % III Main st.
HHvFu RIscUrw ron rEA-Thsv mr
Iva para anything yer manufactured In the city;
they ara daily ready III otnlcck NJ Ali that u
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RICHMOND THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 2s 1853.

COUNTRY CURED HAMs.-A lot of very
Osuperio-, just received and for sale by
iv 25 EDWIN WORTHAM g. co.
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VIRGINIA CENTkAL RAILROAD
Piaster.-At a meeting of the Beard OF Di-
rectors u the Virginia Central Railroad Company
en- 18th July, 1853, the following resolution was
adopted viz:
Resolved, That Plaster is not To be deposited on
the Company's ground until ready to trar sport it,
unless the taxes the risk Of any loss that may
occur.
tors. J GARRETT.
jy 33-2m SECRETARY
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SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL

q.
I--%a WITH many thanks to thoDe who have
&x&S7 heretofore Dstronised me | would give no.
,ice that ] am still 10 be found at my shop,
on Bank Street, where shall with pleasure endea-
vor 10 execute with and dispatch, all work
In nv line that may be favored with. Ny friends
and the nubic generally hereby solicited to give
me call LEWIS l. MONTAGUE.
jy 23-1m+
M ESSRS. KNAPP k WEBSTER will be
LS1 found at the Exchange Hotel for one week
longer only. by all who wish to improve this rare
opportunity of obtaining a correct knowledge OF
genuine and counterfeit Bank Notes. Perfect satis-
faction warranted.
Pairo & CO,
Purcell d. Co, Gpnange
Maury Morton, o'oAers'
Mr. Wherry, Teller Excnsnge Bank,
and respectable Merchants generally.
G H KNAPP,
jy 26-3t sew WEBSTER.
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DOE uERRINGs.-is7 half bols strictly
Ia prime family Roe. Herrings, for sale by
e3 r NJ PITRT0N
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&EE1UEE kSebA n Dk Ns1s-1he suDserijar
~ a!trGled 3: Mscauna's river. the preRent ter,n-
nux ct tbs Virginia Central Railroad. has accom-.
rnodgsiopI Tor twenty thirty o0arders. His
horse- bees and tuTnifpre ars entirely new; his
xeoms We! ventilated, tne surrounding country
healthy It'd delightful Every exertlon viii De
made 20 reraer MIA guests comfortable. Terms
moderate ard made known On application.
WIN GRAVES.
MechuR't River May 25th. 1852 my 26-dtf
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PRICE ONE CENT
FROM NEW MExICo.-MEcIIJ.avaI

The New Orleans Picayune of the 2o,h ;o.,l
came to hand yesterday. with the news from
New Mexico which has been ALREADY tele.
graphed. Itcams via San Antonia, and brings
dates from Santa Fe to the l1th June.
The Santa Fe Gazette makes the statement
that Gen. .Trias had Withdrawn his troops
rom the Mecilla Valley under an order from
.ne Mexican Minister of War. Tne Gazette
,n'imaies that there is no reason why Governor
mas should not be perfectly satisfied so long
Is ne Is permitted to remain in peacesble po-.
session OF the Valley.
ne military officers of the American and
ne.'can M armies were upon the best ,erms,-
'''' ana entertainments had been inter.
r"angea between the American officers nt
'or. fillmore, and the Mexicaus At F., paso-
were no troops al Mecilla, with the
0ASep'0n oi small guard under sergeant.
0'i'er mines in the vicinity of the Mecilla
are reported 10 De rich and apparently iuex.
naushoie. Spesimens of silver from q m;ns
Is miles West of Las Crusces, had been .en,
to Santa Fe, which yielded from 49, 10 s4s
per mule load of 300 lbs.
EXCITEMENT IN BALrINoRE.-A cons;a..
rable excitement was occasioned in Bal,;mo,s
on Sunday last by the arrest of an old blind
preacher named Mitchell, while preaching in
the streets. The arrest was made by order
OF the Mayor. No disturbance whatever had
occurred up to the time of the arrest. A largo
crowd was present, and they Immediately or.
ganised themselves into meeting, and an
pointed committee to wait on the Mayor and
inquire into the cause of the proceeding
The Mayor appointed Monday evening to meet
this committee.
At the interview, Monday, he sanctioned the
arrest of Mitchell, and in reply to questions
put to him, laid down the rule that if a preach
er in the streets, or in his own pulpit, in his
own church, should incidentally utter words
that might offend persons, and riot was to
ensue, he would hold the preacher responsible. /.
In either case he would arrest the preache >.
and make him answer for the disturbance.
The committee reported to the meeting,
which adopted strong resolutions censurng
the action of tho Mayor, as an unwarranta-
BILE assumption of power, and an outrage on
civil and religious liberty, and requesting him
to resign his post
Tuesday evening large meeting assembled
on Monument Square, and several addresses
were made upon the action of the Mayor and
the rules which he had declared should govern
his measures about street preaching. The
speakers were David Pollard, Rev. T. 6
Flanders, J. 6. Wilmot and Rev. A. B. Cross,