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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
EiLGAGEsI:D sIisRTI,G,-

Sleeings and drJiliuGs, hickory sttipts. tick
ing, etc, cfash-scutrh and russia diapers us.
sia hacAtbuck ,iam ling and diaper. cbofep able
IN n, fronting 70. Y Iii, toilet led oa.f..
Transparent window shades au3 PHfnam. sff
adjusting tN'nses o an4 uF, ~lrb a lard
ia,se. = give ih "a the hasbpe duehes
4 ,cW sis s4mHusf sha8is, SAGA as cashmere
lah six Ilnco.
A top3 satietY 81 Groceries constantly on
hand, to3 great variety of hardware expect.
@ate aFri2s 5 o., Wal AMI ,sbdoW paasr d.,
sfacEf y a@i gIass"sse, carp I5nss wfil ola BE-
Va hF# lle Has on hand a tne lot Of bes,
ice NJ nais, superior arilels
II c9n aa3 III asske Il 81 ebrtc, far people
tc rs 'he,f ra!zna aia hsm. H. bas tie repu.
rat On Of ee auy q hf0fet assortment Of goods
fhanasy oh : establishment about here, and
IN person nt1eEinR I ois ifaul III shall have
pa r.asafi 70 c'WRilt4 It ua a r#r*s GA has part.
Farmers vii le1ss bear r. mlfd that th,r
le7 HgArf trees at du.inc 81 fhear butter,
eh."se. eggs. retsstv IT yegetak o. cry Kind
4 az at ats oh fpI5et about, an 4e always
( al - &C. ttem il /, taag5 Tor hls god. -
re wants tosn, -aE-, vtfrsf, r1gs nod cab lie
; "fffnE "a sell Abe goods he has got iot
}ood pey - any sar.
WIN A NUuRSE.
Maine, June I.t, 1859 3l.iy
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r. Just Opened
e. u, AT A. {. BILLIONS
.eASseayA
A large and Splendid stock Of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, silverware, Cutlery
and Fancy Goods:

and Fancy Goods:
Feeling thankful for tbs liberal support heretofore Of
ais friends and public generally, together with his long
experience 10 the business. him assuring
customers fall satisfaction Ia all his goods and any work
Thai may be entrusted % aim.
Watches. Clocks Jewelry, Sc. repaired in the mos.
durable aud EeaieSs manner aad warranted.
Also Looking Gi4.- Plate On hand, aud cut to order
for frames. eases, Ac.
ALFRED {. BILLION
Davenport o.; H. ls53-I7 -6m
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MORE NEW GOODS.

I I received srasl HE eastern cities cltaiee
> aaa beautiful j SOFT n a Simmer G us.-
lie vary Iafrst stErs AMI "a alan autyug
nea5eb #ag ao t7an6 q gao@ stock al
Dress Goods
'rrY sap ar Heay. den silks, haregss.
Lswas, =, Laias, fua Scotch t.fre7etgs.
t5Gms54. GfrzEams, Atpteras, .iue Is Gt Egg
zh and American Chfntz, A-epriean ans Erg
IN Pants 81 inc quality ana fast ceiors, o.
Waite Goods.
itsja Swiss, NsaHsa1 Jtegaer Nasl. rs, Cur
a ii Mastns, irjsh L5dcas, htc Table ilnrEs-
@ne SHIRTS ezra, rsuAri hlnHe@reMtis
White jHiiings, cotartG Cag4. rtcs and paper
Mtsin~
Bonnet and Dress Trimmings.
Etahuus. Florence >rik@. 49, k-ieit, wnl5 e
Crap, au.fc,al Flowers, : K aad Wurs'od
titutgs aei EtasG, Hew 81 / dress bottoms La
res gdgge-s, Insertions, Caetnsaftes, c4H4-e.
cehs, Sc. cords Lnea Tapes, six stay aa
-aoc aces, 'aetrs.
Gloves and Hosiery.
WHIT. cai.tst and tEck kla Cloves, hes
luaEte, Y "a hesys ltne LII Nurs -hrtt do.
s..lta rni #.t uU4 HIgk S f. ana Lt-is e, zts<
.8n,r.ur hgFa -,Ik lErse. line wH8if, s.atr an
rtaSed hose NJ s@e A., GEMS bl@ch silk ans
atsN coEan, waste a1@ trea halt hose.
Real Shell Combs.
) n fHsh, ss4r uHa GtfC4r tUuf' :, EHiilEE "a
H.. b.-j Eag Reading 4Hd 6ne Ivory Conib.
al Suulg
Beautiful rarasols
sgAs,E.s. s.Ss.tst@:
T ne alrac 81 >lEtlruls @u& Sts,tns';
uea aad Cotton en- rss aud stripes
Few tisa&ugs. hiar trii-. reG'mS, and
Crtana4rs, tauth> 8fttis. f,nr Cloths,
A wpH. igi.' c"l5rs los sHtn#tcr w,ar.
/ n bill D9e ksn sud drape dt btr,
Twrea- an Ghi miksd ] eabs, aul ...
Cls-Iatrrs. &c
sarpc'inS.
a God stock at Llulrs an s.halirfn's shBps,
wFSaow S#RBrN;
Ga4cs@.#s AEH Z gsNswA ~;
tasa:---
few heaaaluiCeu re Lamps With 60 eIa1cs
ard 1rolz.
Al uh.ch vii b 81 .o Cash a- atea,
Is ,ag ChaFes by
q. - nNfETP0&T.
Davenport, Mas l4tb, 1853
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WIN. A. NOURSE

II 40 Jus' 'eee'ed tbe greater pap At
IL spring stock OF dry goods, cops,s,. asst biz
elpatly Of almost ever, thing saleable phu.
i'he' tle mas tRe ntest desirable assortmmal
ue u juase' am 7 'ihnNshe is lila. ~, "
found 10 any establishments in III. 10 be
least. say Tie
II YOU want any silks, mohair lab,i..
oarases, harage aud muslin de tnla.,' oplns,
9inghdins, prints or any dress tr,u,e,, lawns,
ofoideiles " n}iiihg al all, Just eaJI ma en-.
the sight Is good FOR ihe eacs '"u see
BoNNETs.
Hts STOCK OF Bonneis i,r Indies selm
very hard 10 beet. He is also Nj, 4lssfsis
With rib ons and flowers 10 iran SUPPLIED
Grape, erale ilesc; carleton muslin and ~ and
sitl,s u the them, 'ot'hce
HATS AND CAPS
Hats OF all kinds for uen. BOYS and ;,,,.
the best a@sortmch, anywhere Ii Won aaa,
elegant White beaver, you can have, y .na IN IN
tiang else down 10 the meanest kind oi ~.
Leaf. Gaps N good quantity. pam
BOOTS AND SHOES
A good lot Of boots and shoes for rem. H..
etc., ana Tor ladies--a very nice ioi nj olS'
viii please and no mstahe-~misses and eI;,l
rem 60. '"''u
India Rubber Goods
Cats, eioahs, pants, travelling baes o,a,.,
cups, ssrlbges, etc s'e't
Ready-Made Clothing.
Enough ia supply any csollnp siore ;a,l.
fegi9n-some OF the pfetties' Black h"'
brown, green or fancy irocks and SACK ~
can wish for. The same may be SAID n ,a naa
and tosis-they shir certainly. And t,,.'
first qualities he can 90 down 10 .o" sD,Sh
stout and not yer. fine. A SO a GOOD l., o,ls
en aud cotton sacks trocks ye.ts ar4 - H"'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

WHO WANTS A HOMEl
THE Subscriber has laid of portion Of his land into
j lpt- of acre each. A chance is offered
for ti,os5 wishing 10 make profitable investment.
for tnosy desiring 10 secure Homestead. These lots
lie inuImedatcls adjoining the city, but ten H.ilutes
walk from tbs Courthouse. HE Davenport aud Coon"
Gil Eiuns Railroad will pass tAro III or nrar this land
One Of this land win make Il poor man good
home, and eventually rich ANN desiring
to purchase will apply 20 WILLARD BARLOW :.
County Surveyors office, Second street. above the
Post Ottice, or 10 j. NJ. II. BURROWS.
Dayenport. MAY 9. IS53-3i Gni
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BOOK BENdUFy anu hlFH8 bV0h TaHaEatI0Iy.
yVNHE subscriber II now making arrangements and
/ WA az soon ps possible, establish Book budrry
~ Davenport. Hrd viii be prepared 10 do every varie-
IS II Su1iug Blank Books made a. order. Particu-
iar attention paid tJ rc-bindiBg periodicals. tar.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
Davenport, June II, leJ3.-i-u
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REMOVAL.


HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
JAMES noNAEL respectfully ac-
knowledees to his friends and the
--N.d <s-sspublic generally their liberal sup
port. and would inform them that
hc always be found IL his new stand on Brady ST.
least sde.) between Second and Third sts, adjoining
israel Halls Cabinet Warerooms, where he "a now
execute all orders in his line His Long
experience IN the business warrants him IN epsarinc
his patrons fun satisfaction IN any work that may be
To him.
Particular attention given to estimating on any pub
Tic or private buildings Persons wishing any OF the
above work done, will do well to give him call before
letting their work.
Paints Of all colors prepared and ready for use
Glass OF all sizes, putty, &c. fer sale.
r. S.-Aiso a new article Of COMPOSITION ROOF
ING invented BY j. nonnei, which can be PITT on II
the shortest notice by Tie subscriber.
JAS. DONNEL.
pavepport. June o, I2a3-3a
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ID 0GK ISLAND AND MOLINE HAGk.--ihe sub
II serber has recently purchased this old and popular
line, which started By \. Lynch, deceased, and has
lust put laFrr and comfortable haak aud feels
confident he give better satisfaction than ever 10
those who ride with MIN.
The hack leaves Rock Island ut II and 10 O'clock,
NJ and Moline ;. aud II o'clock aud leaves kotk is
Land >, and Moline from Nurses store Il o'clock,
~ June o, lr53- 10. John LUSH.
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rAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Improvement. Of Rock Island Rapids OF IN
Mississippi.

NOTICE TO cONTRACToRs.-Sealed Proposals
y aH 81 received ~ the undersigned uhttl the An
.Ay IF November next for removing the distractions
h. The navigation Of these Rapids, At the following
points. w:
Rozs I-laad, Doek Greek, CampbeIl's Island Syea-
g,are. mi UfEet Chains
The distractions consist of reefs Of Rocks under ias
surface which hc displaced by blasting 90 other
means, ard the particles removed aHd deposited in tbs
cont -pous deep water 81 perfect an uninterrupted
channel IN the direction ot ae general current 81 thc
RiSsr-cf go feetin width and feet in depth.
Baays hayr been placed at the several places above
mentioned nhieh mark out The extent Of the work re-
auirt Is done and Charts 81 the soaHdfng- b"
examined ut the ofre az the undersigned AT Davenport
where information ia detail ee receN Cd BY those
vh, VI III IL make proposals.
Proposals III he received for each Of the difficult pas
separately. ard musi state the time required for
COMPLETING o. work Il each pass.
Tie Contractor Il also invited to propose 70 de the
work a. either By the cubic yard, o. JED.
Monthly payments viii he made. with 4 reservation
of 20 psr rcat, until The work IL conn leIed
For further particulars, enquire Of the undersigned
81 hi, eiliet.
JOSHUA BARNEY.
Oct 9th, I-53--wtrslm Z. 5. agent
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P o w D E r

WE have made arrangements with celebrated
w Powder Mandatory, "a that We shall be able T.
keep constants hand large supply of Blasting
p9eaer OF the best quality, which We can sell 1T
small advance from Manufacturers Prices Those tsi-
ing purchase for use, in large quantities 10 retail
VIII find il 10 their INTEREST," To tse us call before pur
chasing elsewhere: sell at st. Louis prices
thereby saving cost Of transportation, Ar.
aug VAN IUlL & COOK.
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Cheap Cheap. Cheap!!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
EEi1 ]. JORDAN would announce to the citizens Of
ptS Day ell port and the public. that he has opened
s~-lades and GpHtleiIeH's boot and shoe STORE adj
ioup. Burrows & Pruttyman's store. door above
The iowa Clothing store, whore he is prepared 10 man.
uGsctur. boots ami sAoe- Of aii descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH
Fine SIX lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Kossuth Boots: Ename!cd Patent Paris
Boots lies. Bronze P4rdr; ARK.
Jenny Iiuds: Jenny Liuds;
BushiUs Polka Boots
4 large assortment OF Ladies' and Misses Childrcn',
Shoes. too numerous % mention.
Also d large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern huc French Boots Congress
Cutters. Monterey: jcrset Ties;
PEln waking Shoes,
MUTuGCu;
And all MATS 81 heavy work. suitable for country
a. well ~. city custom; all VINO neat h ard c;.l
boot would Do wot To cal! at the Davenport Boot and
Shoe store. Gail and see. June 9. lsJ3-SIf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

ITO G.. N0U RISES
Premium Chain Pumps.

THE subscriber i now manufacturing ana prepared
to furnish Wholesale and Retail 10 dealers and
others. any number of the above superior Endless
Chain PUMPS He viii snpp, either complete Pumps
tubing. cnrbs chain, and AZ such prices rs cannot
fail 10 give satisfaction
As every portion OF the Wood wers j. manufactured
BY machinery, they nnt only moss exact, but gan
be furnished at less than onehalf the price IL would
cost 10 make the article by hfnd. His tubing i
new article, tongued and roosed, and cannot bS any
possibility leak.
All those who have used this Pump pronounce II sn-
peror to any invented Ter simplicity and dnrabl-
ly Ii keeps the well covered and n the same tine
protected from, dirt. while all OF the water used being
drawn from the bottom. comes up pure and cold but
the best recommendation is trial. therefore ask Your
neichbor who has tried one, or purchase and try for
Yourself
10000 feet Cuhing,
5000 lbs Chain;
And ether materials 60 correspond. nnw IN hard aud
with large number Of readynade Pump, fer sale loa
III iAe establishment Of the subscriber, few doors
above sonrses store, IN Moline. HIS
HORATio q. N0CRSE-
me IA ls,3 sa-if
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FaNNITG MILLS REPAIRED.

N-oU get your old Tanning Mills repaired ts be
1 Hezr}H = good new s.fsr ft@c, -! adding
some Of thu Improvements.
New sieyes furnished. whole sett, tseud tez
the kind better udaptea 70 gtd!n Hnd foul
seed than heretofore.
Castings furnished 10 an places q broken ones; Mills
painted when required 10 protect Them from the wealth
or. All done in the shortest possible ite. al tlta
Steam Agricultural Depot,
Main Street. Moline, HIS
ALRN20 NnI-RSE.
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= TT t"hE HIU WEI UUINfs.
DRESS BUTTONS
gfent yafLety, and peaIl and a1.ale ia o.

IN great variety. aud pearl and agate do o. al
sorts. gftgt variety 81 Linen apd eg,,or s,,'
iugs and inserting, entrasdeIel a.. eolore4 4.
aec cog ms Tor trimmings, black si#s lare a.
from !ourinehts wide, 10 one soaf,h ward, blu.
SILK slsHuss, spirit Z sisles Nofstsd heulsr
hraids marsfed and six tialts n prea, ,sne,
ladies test KID aud isle thread and toaoa
gloves, gents do. Ladies and gents uon,,t
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RAZ0Rs. RAZ0Rs,g

IrROM 81 cts g. $500, warranted lat best qaaiits
i for saiu II NJ. , h. Claire Row.
fulv u p. VI. Hot Sci.
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= ~, FsIN dIIg IInl
BOYS CLOTHING,

Coats, pants ana vests in good variety +.
everybody come along, hecan ..site EN-. a..
lis stock o. BfoadclothS, Cas- ,ntfrs no.
shihs, eashmefeifs, satlnelts, tweeds raonst.
aud shsie WIDTH y really oholee-Etb,rr
Jeans, ttbhed last4ait, veisets, stout linens nan.
kfne, and e@5lnGadc III ahuudaHce-sanp N
lasteg, etc tor vests, and hUItors ii al .or.
70 burton all these goods up with. snch a II.
vet, eiocade, na3ter mache, twist. a:ohair. ana
choice giit cat Hnd vest buttons
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From the Daily Chicago Press,
Na&es he the wav

shefaeia-sa Sheffield Coal Company Possessions ef the
Canpas, and It's proposed operateAs--t harastet ~
tho country est al l-ands--immense irasst-
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NEW GROCERY STORE,
Wilson & Harley

IIAvE REMOVED their Grocery aud Provision
Ssora L, the s"rACt Of II ard Brady Streets, III
der the Gazette oaice,
They enlarged ther stock. considerably 10 meet
th demands Of iifr increasing customers They have
Oh taHd Black. i0aag HyssH and Imperial Fea; Rio
in,ryr f.! and java Go4'ce. Sugars very cheap. ~
af Sugar for 81. k3es Chocolate, Molas-gs et all
kiuds. Spices, Dried Apples and Peaches No, I, 9
sud Iatkcfcl. Dried aua Piekled Hearings. Boston
Pickles Iobaccp. Glass and Nails hanhaWH Hhd
Ground Atm salt. m fact, have tscFS tHtng con
ueetcd with HIS Grocery Trade Also, good assert
ucHi af QgceuSare, Shoulders Sides aud Hams su-
gar=,ursl Hams. sc.
" 5etysl intend daug q Cash business md pHy Cash
f1r every tning aoEsrquenty afford to ei cheap.
june II, ls53. W. g 1t.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL
IT st received from View YsrG 10. ~ choice Gro
- carlas, consisting ia psrt pf
Box RaiSils; Figs; Pruues; Aim 5nfs;
Gurrants: EGgiisb WalHuts; Spice: Pepper
GtHgeEs Mace: Natu4Pgs; l"Nes1
ClupanDtS SaiId J5i; Nygst Powders;
Mustard; LogN uU3. Madden; Cayenne Pepper,
Alum; Peire; Sulphur Sol $oda:
NacksF.l Ia Bhls hlf b5ls aEd kers;
Salmon in kit,; Cod fish;
Eorsle 10y NJ. biLZELb,
aug = ffuut -.
MAILS, ) Kegs fjslsu airI Pitt-hpFgh Nails, re.
~ Gelycd aHa t0r sale ~ ". bALZELL,
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Safety Fuse.

IL aaa FEET arst quality Safety Fuse on han
lbsDUu and for ssle VERY low by
aug 4 VAN TrYL d COOK.
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vPaSseueer, are particularly requested to procure
Tickets bef king seats IN the Cars.
Oait,. In fremont Building, doors south Of tie
inatn entrance. Dearborn Street. hieago.
GEO. NJ. GRAY,
Jaiy % l-53 General Passenger Agent.
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BY Express rom New YORK,
lust Received. fresh supply Of Watches, Jewel
81 ~ Silver ard Plated Ware, 70 which invite aivI-
ton ~ viii sell them very ipN for eAsH,
sept i5-triIf p. NJ. sOE Gel.
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Also THREE TRAINS 4 DAY,
galpr epnfpietc Railroad connections throughout
OHIO PENNSYLVANIA, New York. and the entire
New England States.
Isl, IrGHTsISG ENrREss leaves al 4, ".
I'd EXPRESS AM Matt. leaves ~ ~ ",
Sd, TEtEeRAPu EXrREss, leaves y : =. y.
orr one Trafa on sHHdag--leGrfs az p, ~
Railroad time Is minutes faster than Chicago nhe'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-19
THE DAILY DISPATcH
Richmsnd, Jo1v "a -
PROGRESS OF RAILRoans

Al the commencement Of the nr.,.n,
there were completed in the United s,,,.s,a
427 miles of railroad: 1900 more ~srs - -.
construction. and 1000 under suryev-m.s:s 49,
a total Of $4,000 miles. The cost, c.ll;n. ,ss
average cost per mile, 50 900. would Be aeon M
100000. This is sum greater than the vain.
of all the live stock in the Union, by the l,,,
census, thirteen times greater than the total
expenses of the United States governmen, for
the last year, and equal 10 about one-ffth part
of the cash value Of all the farms in the United
States according TO the last census.
The Erie Railroad, with its furniture, is Of.
fcialIy stated to have cost $30,OoO,0OO. 1t il
446 miles long. and including double tracks,
side tracks, &C., has 701 miles of rails. There
are engaged upon it 140 locomotives. 131 pas
sepger and baggage cars. and 1885 freight cars
The annual wear and tear of locomotives alone
is stated by the President to be no less than
$3l1 ,311 16. s.t
RAILROADS IN ViRGINIA.-The roads now
completed in this State amount to about 600
miles and 6l0 milss mole are in progress
When all are completed, we venture 10 say
that every acre of arabic land along their whole
extent will be doubled in value and thus, so
far as the State is concerned, be practically
paid for before the starting of the FIRST locomo-
tvs. es sfs ta ss
RAILROADS IN NORTH CARoLINA.-The
railroads in this State now completed extend
$50 miles, and about 500 miles are proposed.
RAILROADS IN oHIo.-Ohio has 1885 miles
completed; 17l9 miles under construction, and
some 200 miles advertised for contract.
The Pacific Railway Company has complet
ed road for so miles west from St. Louis, and
it is already under contract for 135 miles. Its
length is to be 600 miles, to the boundary Of
the State. Iti intended to continue il by the
Burton and Fremont route to the Pacific. Mr..
Edward Beale is about TO make the survey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-19

HoRRIBLE.-Two men in Illinois, near La.
con, came to q terrible death last week. A
companion had stolen bottle of liquor, as he.
supposed, which he handed them for treat,
They both drank Of it in such haste thar its
pungencv and deadly power were not discov.
cred until too late to avert the evil. II turned
out to be nitric acid, diluted in rain water, said
to have been procured for purposes Of gaIva.'
fell to the earth overwhelmed with the most
intense and excrutiating pain. They rolled
and tumbled, and clawed their faces and the
earth with both hands, indicating, by the cons.
tortions OF their bodies and groaning, all that
agony which would ensue IL they had swal-
lowed red.hot Goals. Death soon ensued. -a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-19

DlNEY POINT PAvILlUN.-This az reea
Bile bathing place, and quiet retreat for these in
search OF he ath. and rational pleasure having been
leased by the undersigned, with view to the pur.
chase of IT, IT successful In his efforts TO aceommo
date the public, will be opened for the season on
Wednesday 18th June.
Many and varied improvements have been re-
Gently made, calculated to promote the comfort of
visitors, and nothing shall be omitted By the pro
prtetor and his family, which can afford the least
satisfaction to his guests. Parents and their child
dren will find the comforts of home In ample pro.
vision whilst the devotee of fishing may come az.
sured, that every necessary arrangement for his
accommodation in the way of fishing boats and
tackle, with proper persona TO wait on him willis,
engaged in his captivating sport, has been fully
made In addition, seine will be daily drawn for
the sccomm odaton of the place and the Amusement
of visitors, whilst first rate band of music will be
in readiness day and night, for the amusement and
recreation of those who may call 1t into service
Visitors from Richmond and Fredericksburg can
reach the Point on Monday, Wednesday and Satur.
day of each week, by means of the steamers Pow
hstan and Osceola, which touch at Aquia Greek on
those days, ana returning. can reach the creek on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week by
he same boats in time to connect with the regular
mall train of those days.
The terms of board at the Point win be 81 for
single day, 81 so per day Tor three days and less
than week. $40 per week. and 800 per mouth
Children end servants half prics. As no public
celebration s contemplated the 4th Of July at the
Point, visitors, prior 70 tast date, may come with
every assurance thes their comfort and quiet viii
not be disturbed by any assemblage OF boisterous
character. WIN. w. DIN,
Formerly proprietor Of the Fountain Inn, Lish,
street, Baltimore.
Piney Point Pavilion Nd,
June 9th 1855. je7-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-19

A TURN OF FoRTUsE's WHEEL.--A hard.
working and industrious Ame rican family, the
father Of which is coal HEAVIER and the moth.
er washerwoman, residing in the rear Of Ms.
ron street, in this city, has just received infor-
died in Calcutta, leaving them the very accept-
able sum Of $50. 1000. The family comprises
several children. We trust that their future
may be as happy and conrented, as their past
has been wearisome.-Bostoa Commonusalth !.