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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY,

EXCHANGE HoTEL.-J C Long, U S
A: Mra Long, dol III Hansborough, Orange;
G Nj Donahoe, Ala; DR. Kelly and daughters.
N.Y. / Pace, Richmond; Captain Whitney.
City Poini Preo,. Bucking ham; w ] Lar.
kin, Mrs Copley. child and servant, La; ] M
Hume and lady. Misses Hume, r Mackbeth
) c; Stollenwesth and lady, Ala; p RI
Oliver, Ga; J Dunlop Peiersburg:S C Hurt
Lynchnnre ) Coles. Alberarle; ] H Pot
ter, w r Holcomhe, Lvnchbnrg: I, Water
house, Va; e X Taliaf.ro, Franklin: ms NJ
Davis, Dinwiddie; ID Nj Daniel, n c; Rev w
1 Leavell. Charles City; W N Whiting, Anne
la; d Colman,. Hanover B Thurston. Va;
re Bethel and lady, Miss V Tenan, E Beers
and lady, w II Harris, lady, son and seryts,
Miss Dogs. E w Blake, La.
CITY HOTEL.-J E Ennis, Hanover;
u Black, Ky; ID Ennis, DsnviIe; d B Har
RIG, N w Harris, Va; L b George. Howards
VILE; j Undertake aud serv't, Piney Point;
Ellis, Goochland; b Jacobs, Rich
mond; J L Whaling, Sunr Coffee; G Brooks,
Boston; B Wetherspoon. lady and daugh::
ter, ) Z; g p Morris and lady. Miss Norris
NJ iss Jackson, Florida; K " Porter, N York;
W Games, N c; N Cahagan, Savannah; 4
L Reid and serv'i, Ala r w Hodsden, Tenn;
N Offuu, W Ofluu, NJ Offutt, La; F P Hill.
lard, Miss; H J Pace, Lexington, Ga; g
Russell, & T Parker. Va; Nj Young, Hamp-
ton; w Vasiersor, II Davis, Va.
AMERICAN HOfEL-m Venatls, r Venable
Miss Venf BILE, ana Mrs N Venahle, Primes Edwd;
Miss Alexander, Lexington Mr. and Mrs HARRISON
=; Mrs Stuart Patrick; Mr. Carter, MIR Temple
b Tate. Va; J II Coke Philadelphia; 8 T A At
kinson, c; Miss Atkinson. do; ID A Hasell and
lady, do; Miss Hsseil, dc; Thos Rhodes. Geo:
Bodgeu, jr; do; N Carter and lady, Charleston
c. MIS- McNeece and two daughters Charleston;
Flynn. Lynchburg; X l. smith, Tenn; ]
Hillsmsn aud miss Husmsn, Amelia; C. l. John
son, Augusta; Geo w Freeman, Fredericksburg.
l. Woodward Philadelphia; J D Sanford, Bslt
more; 6 G Havens, Washington; Nj Andrews,
q w Palmer, Milton, N C; F Z Rodman, Ameiis
l. Gilman and lady ana Mira Drsyton Ports
mouth; U Gilbert, Augusta; J N Fisher, Dote
touft; Goddess, N Z; r Garrett, Fredericksb'g
Chambers, aeckienburt; Miss Armstrong
Westhsm
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-W Featherston and
family, Lynchburg; J Arlington and lady, Miss
hearney and serTsnt. DR. A Drake, l. D Cabani
and lady, Miss Plummer, w X Pummer, w Tia
ium and Plummer, North Carolina; E Hebard
F4uVanns; Talbot, Texas; Fuller 1t king.
ION: Peck, Giles; g w Cosby, Cumberland: G
Smith. Jenkins, III Jenkins, J Jenkins Fvlre
Z Benfor. Mecsienburg; J Fl Snead. Lunenburg;
ID Hide. RottoTay; Carcwell, Charlotte; w w
Mlchaux and son, Powhatau; 6 Garvin, Camr-
bel; ksngtly Pstr:cs; $ Crawiey, Lunenburg; III
ID Pate Halifax; A Cheatham, Williamsburg; A
Walker and w NJ Petit, do; Col Davis aid ser
want, Cumberland; w D Miller. Lyncho r.; John
OZer doi VIM Champion; Lynch, B .,imoIe;
Il w Nicholas, buckineh ham; f Mckenny Bowling
Green; Capt Lander, New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-23
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND
II

sl{~ =, In consequence Of the repairs to
ssthe steamboat Augusta having 70
CURED more time than was anticipated, the Com
pany have chartered the pleasant steamer 7. e.
Coffee to run between Port Walfhhll and toe
above places, until the augusta 10 compessd.
The Coffee viii be under the command OF Capt
VIM G Smith, the former commander CT the Au.
gusia, so long and orsbly known TO sns travel.
ing community on the Potomac and James rIvers
The Cars running in connection with The Coffee,
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
Fridey, July 1st, 1853, at o'clock ID, and on
every Monday, "Wednesday AID Friday norsing
thereafter at the same norr
On the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thurs.
dsvs and Saturdays, the Coffee will lsaye Eorioik
at d NJ, touching at Old Point throughout the
bathing season, sad G. the different landings on the
river.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, Old Point,
90 vT
Fare between Richmond and Grove Wharf. 50
ineais eacn- ~
Children over three years and not over twelve
years Of age. half price.
Servants through. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I so
Servants to any point on the river. 90
THOS. DODAMEAD, Superintendent
Ofhce of the r. & P. 2. z. Co, June 18th, 1858.
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IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN CeNvIcTs.- com
munc alton in the n Y. Journal of Commerce
asserts that the writer, when in Europe, saw
convlcts en- route TO the seaporis, to be sent TO
the United States, from the small principals
ties of Germany, which are too poor 10 pay
the expense of prisons. Tnere is no doubt
that this system is pracrised 10 a considerable
extent in various parts of Europe.
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FOR RENT.

"a FOR RENT.--That desirable private re.
~ sidence situated on the corner OF Let and Mar.
shall streets. containing eleven rooms with large
kitchen and all necessary out houses In complete
order Possession given immediately Apply to
iyls-s w BooTWRIGHT, ia.
- CITY HOTEL FOR RENT AND
NJ FURnITURE FOR SALE The subscriber,
deFirous of retiring from Hotel keeping, will sell
his lease on the Hotel, which expires LIST of March
1855 and ali the Furniture belonging to the Same
The Hotel Is too well known to need any further
description. The Furniture Is all new, and equal to
any in the city. especially the bedding For further
particulars, enquire of w. GoDDrN or the sub
scrber. Thus NJ B ROY.
jy l3-d&wim
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good story concerning the Post Office ia West.
field. letter was put into The box the up
pearance of which denoted that the writer was
unaccus,omed TO The use of stamps and had
failed TO make .one stick at all He had tried,
but the invelerate portrait Of Benjamin Frank
lin would curl up. At last, in despair. he
pinned il 10 The envelope, and wrote just under
it-PAID,ti If the id thing sticks?"
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BosToN July 10 Cleared schr Somervill, Rich.
mold
July 20-Arrived schr Essex, Fredericksburg
NEW YORK July 2O.-Cia, Oidenbury, barqus
JeLnere Richmond
July 2l.-Cid, barque Juno, for Richmond
Discharging, bareue Francis Louisa. Richmond
Arrived, scar Ana Hopkins, from Petersburg
EAsIPoaT. July I3.-Sailed, schrs Bell and
Lucy Emes, Richmond
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l-Cld, steamship City of
Richmond for Richmond
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DICKINSON CoLLEGE.-At the annual com
msncement vi Dickinson College, on Wednes
day Ia-t, the degree of d. d, was conferred
upon Rev. Thomas Werner Moore, Of Rich
moad, Va. and Rev. Frederick Menick, OF
Ohio Wesleyan University.
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Mia Railroad Company own 13 locomotives, Of
which twelve are OF a capacity equal to q
speed OF so miles an hour. The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad have 14l locomotives, some
OF which are OF equal speed. This immense
velocity has been attained through the active
competition Of the rriiroad companies, who
have spared no expense in iewaiding con.
siructors for costly experiments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-23

The operatives of the Lawrence Bay State
Mills, Mass. have transmitted n subscription
Of $525 So TO the Washington National Monu.
ment Fand. TIE Governor and Legislature
o! Massachusetts nave also given one day s
pay, amounting 10 nearly $500, towards the
completion of the Monument.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-23

Mrs. Kitty, lunalic, ssrang from a window
in PiItsbnrgh last week, and The fall had the
elect of bringing her 10 reason. She is badly
injured. however.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-23

A despatch dated Vicksburg, July IS, says
ttihc tresile work over the Pearl river fell last
night" The bridge referred TO is not The one
connected with the Vicksburg railroad.
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negro undergoing an examination al
Northampton, Mass when asked # his maste
was Christian, replied-'No sir, he's mem.
Der of Congress-
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The Wilmington, N. c., Journal says that
the crops in the lower part of Eastern North
Carolina were never more promising, and an
abundant harvest " i'll probably be secured
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Gen. Harvey, Msjor Alexander. Captain
Plymp;on, of the u. 5. Army, have arrived at
New orr, KY, where. they will hold a court
martial commencing this week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-23

The Kaflirs al the Cape of Good Hope ar:
much pleased with Colts revoyers. rhe,
call them Goods pistols
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Mr.. Walsh. in recent letter to the New
York JOsrnat ef Commerce, rid 'eu!es state,
msnt toriginally made, we believe, in letter
which appesred in the New York Commercial
4drertsserl about Marshal ST. Armand havin,
assassnated an officer in presence Of the EN-
perOr.
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RICHMOND MARKET.

= The Canal Is open again, which gives lifo to the
trace around the Basin. Some thirty boats came
in to-day heavily load d with wheat, tobaCe go and
four
FLOUR-The msfke, is dull, with downward
ter dency. Holders ask S5a, but buyers are not
willing 10 meet their views. We luote-s54 10 5H
for O d; new. S5i 10 So
TOBACCO-lhe demand not so good TO day;
lower grades a shate decline, while the nne manu-.
iactu ring continues in good demand at rmsr rates.
The rain may yet bring forth good crop this years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-23

In excavaiiDg the tunnel, on the Lexington
Railroad, near Licking River, Kentpeky, the
wor.men. struck a vein oil salt water, OF Keel
lent qualify Tor making salt.
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"The history of cerain William Smith,
who lived at Pen,hyn, is thus pirhiIy summed
~ on a tombstone in the churchyard OF that
place:
Here lies William Smith and what is
Somewhat rarish,
He was born, bred and hanged in
This here parishn
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HN SP RING sT0CK.-I am a.
xA>now In recaips of my s2rng stock OF ak
Goods, consisting of Hats Gaps. Boots, Shoea
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. l deem 1t
needless to particular!ze; suffice 1t to say that my
STOCK comprises al the new styles of goees, and
from the most approved manufacturers OF all the
Northern cities. to which invite the attention OF
purchasers, ASSURING them thar no pains sIsll be
spared TO please them. JNO THOMPSON
ana No az Main street
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MAXINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED
Schr Josiah Achorn, Merrill Rccklsnd lime to
Haskins 81 Libby
schr HaxslI, Chichester, New York, mdse to D
Currie
Schr Z Stratton, Studsms, Philadelphia, coal to
Davis q Lawson
SAILED,
S.ao,n., ID rono.L., -.
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PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE.
k d Es.s Z

EzzZXMk-Xs -
On Msnday OF each week-Fare IS only.
TNHE public are hereby informed thar the com
Il Portable and expeditions steamer P0yvha.
tan, Captain Charles E. Mitchell, having been en-
trey re6tted. enlarged, and improved In every rs.
specr, is n Sw on the route between Richmond and
Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers By this agreeable and economical
line. viii leave kichmond by the morning train On
Monday OF each week, at o'clock A. H., and
reach Baltimore ID tine course or the night proDa.
bly, by midnight, thus securing q connection with
the difefe nt lines out of Baltimore the following
morning, in any direction. Returning, passengers
will leave Baltimore the afternoon of Wednes-
day of every week, at 81 O'Clock, P. ID +, and con-
meet at the creek on the following morning with
the train of the Richmond, Fredertcksbur. and Pc
,omsc Railroad Company. which arrives in Rich
mond on Thursday. at O'Clock. P. M
Fare in either direction, IS: forward CABIN pas
sengers. dncuding meals,) "a 80.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and z Philadelphia by the New Castle ana rrechtown
line, Sc so. For second clsss do 81 SO. Making
the whole iare from Richmend TO Philadelphia by
this agreeable line, 81 so only for first cass pas
sengers. and for second ciass do
For further particulars, or through tickets. ap-
ply al the office of the Richmond, Treasr;cksbufs
and Potomac Railroad Company.
J. B WINSTON, TICKS: As=.:
OHce R.. r. & r. r. Il. Co,:ipeny,
Richmond. March 2s. 1853 mn %
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EKhsH ARRIVAL, PER SCHR, NEW
l. YORK.
IS boxes Ra.s3ns; 40 half boxes Rsisins
40 quarter dc; 10 do Layer Rssins
bags Pal,re Nuts: 3 bags Walnles
so drums F:Ss; 9 bales Bordeaux Alraonds
S trails Malaga Almonds
All fresh; uss TO hand and for sale by
s. RONAVITa e. CO,
ESQ Eo76 Mair street.
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THE DAILY DISPA TCH

roroRrp STArUEs.-Mr Bryant. editor OF
,,s Ererfay Post gives an account OF The new
exnerir a, by an artist OF Italy IN coiotihg u
statue:
aThe ancien,s, YOU know, colored or paint
cd their statues, and this is supposed 10 nave
beeu done by persons who made II their par :
,S,nIar professions. Gibson has a statue OF
Venus, a very pleasing figure, the hair OF wnicn
has been colored of a very light warm brown
binding il with fiIlet Of the most de'ica'e
Line. stained the eve with dim azure, win
a tiut cf q crimson vein or two at thec corners,
laid the fsintest possible bloom on the cheeks,
toucheh the lips slightly with scarlet and suit
fused the skin, over The whole form, with a
carnation Just percepiible, through which the
bIue stains of the marble appear like wander
;ng veins. The drapery of the figure ~ ieit IN
tbe original color OF the marble, except the
border along which runs a double stripe OF
male blue, with another of pale crimson next TO
m. edge. fhe effect is agreeable far hey ond
VIA, should have expected. The marble is
daor;yed of all lis appearance of hardness and
the s,a,ue has the look of a human figure
seen through soft mist, the outlines seem TO
blend with the atmosphere
HoRRcRs PERPETRATED AT MAMMA
letter from Canton, China. speaking OF the
capture OF Nankin by the rebels, says:
including the families of the soldiers, womea
and children. were either put TO the sword or
committed suicide, ii being point OF honor
with that lar people to perish rather han
to yield Every one of the priests, whether OF
the Buddhist or Taouist religion, and Who were
very numerous there, were massacred. Their
numbers could not have been less than !, 500 or
1000; white those killed in the assault, the
mining Of the walls, and the entry of the rebels,
are SAID 10 amount TO over 10000 men. Very
many families were completely annihIated by
su eide. the streets were so blocked up with
dead bodies, that, in passing FROM point to
point, the conquerors bnrst open tie doors of
houses, private as we'll as public, and threw
them inside, as the Chinese expressed it, as it
they had been logs of wood"
The Washington Examiner expects TO see
the cars running on the Hemp field Railroad,
on the first thirty two miles from Wheeling
10 Washington, by the lat of January, 1854.
In less lhana year after that the whole road
will probably nave been finished, and the di
rect communication formed between The great
markets Of the East and the farms OF Wash.
ioston county.
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DInEY POINT PAVELiORs.-This

- Z u H.
Il Die Datnng D:ace, ac0 cGiet retreat those Il
leased Dy the undermined. win a view 10 the pur.
chase of t. il successful in his efforts 20 aecomnuo.
Date Ihe pubic, Will De opened Tor The seasOG oa
"Wednesday 18TH juna.
Many and Varlsc. improvements nave been re-
cenay made, Caicuated 70 promote the comfort of
visitors. and nothing snail bs omitted oy the pro.
prietor and MS family, which afford the leaat
satisfaction to his guests Parents and their child.
Grc1 will End the comforts OF nome IL ample pro.
vision. whist the aevotea of fishing may come
=a:s.s. TIA: s@a:: necessary arrangement for big
ssck.e, VIII proper persons 10 waiI on MIN vhilss
engaged N mis- captivating sport, has been fully
made in addition a seiae will 5s daily drawn for
the sGcOruSn ouaIiOn CT HInuseIas1g
OF visitors. Wnlsr EYst rate oand OF music will
IN regdlness. aaY night. Tor Ene amusement and
recrBsiloa III VINO cali Il ipEo service.
Visitors from Richaaena and fredericksburg can
reach the PCact CT Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day OF eHcn week. Dy means OF the stessners Pow
hatan and Osoe ia. ssnicn touch az Aqua Greek on
those days. anG rerur1ing. reacn the creek on
Tuesday thursday eno rrlaay OF escn week By
the game boats IN riEae connect with the regular
mail tram OF Incse GAYS.
The terms of board g, ih5 Point will be 81 for
einsa Dag. 81 50 PSI Gay Tor three days, and less
than week, El1 otsr week, and $50 per month
Children ano sarveELs nalI price. Al no public
elaboration 10 contaminated the Stn July ths
foins, visirors, prior 10 thar dese may come with
every assurance snas their comfort and Gules win
rot De disturbed by 5ay essembiage OF boisterous
character VIM. w. DIX,
Formerly proprietor OF tne Fountain Inn, Ligh.
street, Baltimore.
Piney Point Pavilion. HG.,
June 9Th 1853 lie It's
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csssAsssagl N0TlC kICHMUnD AND
.3aE5sssSEs& DAHViLLE RAiLROAD.-0n and
sIlef vi July, the following charges will be
made the articles specified below in lieu OF the
rates on the present tariff OF Freight:
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COOP News: GOOD NEWS. sTILL

- go
srgOU %EW VS.: GUOD NEWS. STILL
~ THEY Coma w OSBORN. the Dsguer.
raan Artist, 152 Main ssrees ooDosizs the Banks,
still continues 10 take nose te ike Pictures tina,
mas given him sucn rusn OF ousinsss the last fl
teen monsas Ar Osoorn VIII guarantee 10 make
nne piosusss OF children In TWO aseoads Of nne-
Ihose rnaa have tried a. asner Gaisarses and failed
Coma 40 ,, sss - S'-- 1''s'' 'efy so~-
Sfonsr, ssoek. s.ncA.-asp.,pu a.
pared 40 furnish Daansrrssn s.oct $4,000 ~
retail Re nas sonssanrfz an - 80. 90 S,s -
20 p,s.es camera Had RAJ. Msrsrrs axe Rs,S.
Grilding stsIds, Coating Bees. wood Viess:
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RANCE OF THEkMOnIhTER
AT j. w. hnndOlphs Bookstore, niain st.
YESTERDAY.
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Al SAn--naTing gossen Kay mills, az spring HUI,
H In operation, | sm now prepared TO furnish
Mea, either ioised or Unbotea OF ts beat quality,
II ada OF rSss EnIvs SaTn. the noCt favorable
terlps Apply 10 jetsr Il Leftwch. 8 few doors be
low tee Conn,c,zn f;o:7:, CO 70 rne Ct Tbs Floyd
HssEu JOHN A. LETTER.
mn
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Steamer Roanoke, Gsvendy, mdse 10 New York
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fEDA k TAk-CoasamPIlon Cared.-
u The most successful remedy now In use for tia
cure OF lrcipieat Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver aud
Kidneys, Kings Evil, Tettsr, Dyspepsia, &c, pre-
pared by Mrs B. B. Morris, 343 Baltimore street..
Baltimore g1 a
Persons afflicted with any of she above diseases,
who may daub. the efficacy of she Cedar Tar, ars
requested to call on the Agent. who will produ@s
numerous testimonials of Its great healing power
from private citizens, and number of the medical
faculty The medicine 10 yes IN lis infancy, ardl
destined te supercede all others Ia the cure Of ds
eases for which il s recommended.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
~ Beware of counterfeiis. The genuine art
sie Il for sale by
P. HORTON KEACH 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond and
In cnnaraf A,a tfs,- Ea.t ar,. u; --1-s.
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~ T&tySs sJDTTScsr.--SHHS w. oAslks y
- Co, srscticai Atona Cutsa.s & Assoas. South
s!6t Ug ,:.s De.a Ees- hayos Bridge. We return
thsnEs Tor Ine liberal parronale Wa naya received
and trust hg errier business % coutnas
20 'n@ris rho eeab6anss of rae pubic WIS
Tiiik NEW sPRfNei CANDLEsTECR.
J. This article nas long reer wanted. and aas nov
reached to perfection. Tie candle Ia made To main
tain tno same height. aisd 10 an invocation which
all hou.ekeepers ought 10 patronize For sale a
the store Of J. =. B. EVANS. &
mv2S 1T Main street.
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TRENsHAW;S NEW FLOUR MILL
u The subscribers have entered into a copart-
nership under the style of GRESHAM & FISH
Err. for the purpose of conducting tne Flour
Milling Business, at Lewis D Crenshaw's new
MILL now in course of erection at the Tredegar
Works in this city.
As soon the MIN is sufficiently advanced, they
will commsnce the purchase OF Wheat, and hlps
to share oroporfaon OF public patronage
Their Office via os ia the, nav, building, on the
north side of the Basin, corner of llth street
-. LEWIS d CkEsSHAW,
jY 7-dlm GEORGE D FISHER
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hlSSULCGION ASD>C OP Ar TNER.
~ SHIP.-The firm of L D CRENSHAW e.
co, composed Of l. D CaENsEIAw aud II CREN-
sEAw, was dissolved on the lat instant by mutual
consent The commissions Forwarding n nd
Grocery Business, will be Continued In the
same Fire Proof building, By Joseph II Crenshaw
and VIM G Crenshaw, under the style OF CREN-
SHAW d. CO. .-- o..
The undersigned, in refining from the Com
himself of the occasion to sender his sincei and
grateful thanks to those who have SO long and so
literally p6tronised him. 1t ia with unfsigned
pleasure aud satisfaction that ne can zaost con.
scieniiousiy recommend his brothers as every way
worthy OF thu condolences of his friends; and he re-
spectfuiy so!icts Continuance of their ta7ors in
behalf OF Messrs CRElSsHAW e. co
LEWIS D CRENSHAW.
Richmond, July !, 1853. 49, $50 - a>lt
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thSsb atsAsBLLEhs.-fers In want of
L Travelling Trunks or any nyie quality, or
Trunks OF any otner description. ara invited TO call
az the Ladies saloon. where win always be found
a full and cenpisIs assortment 1T moderate and
i.asr pyisea. WHITE G. PAGE,
IL "a rs Main street
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a. UMnEk GOODS FOR GENTk4EM Elss
~ Black, Blue, brown anu Green French Cloths
black and Fancy CnsalI1erss
Black Drsp &c EIe and Casnznarc.ts
= White and Co.'d Linen Dr;i:lass
. silk and tiars843ies VesrinSs
/; GAUGE, Merino and Silk Under. Shirts
Ls;e Thread and Cotton do
SILK. Thread ard Cotton Half Hose
Gloves and Hdk'fs. n every styis
Silk and Cot.oo Umpreliss
Crayats and Summer Stocks.
We have In store a large and handsome assert.
ment OF Goods for Gentenen's Summer Wear,
partly enuners5ai above, which will De sold 90 low
IS similar goods can be bought anywhere.
WARREN & PERKINS,
je I3 al Eagle Square.