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Ncw-YOrk, Harlem and Albany Railroad.
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN EXPRESS TRAINS
On ard aler Monday, Dec "a, 1860 Express Train for
Albany, connecting with the HewYork Central Railroad
and Northern Railroad will from aud arrive at Tyonow
City Hall, NewYOk. Leave at Ill., 10 H. and 4:2o
i. IL.
also from 26,h-st Station at 5:20 m IO:as m
and 4:f5 p
Tickets sold and baggage checked through all ponts
Pleasant provided for passengers the City
Station. JOHN BURCHILL, Asst Superintendent.
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PfIh-aN. H0teI.

ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Uptown residents earnestly requested to call and eimioe
~ .,.y,t aud recherche selection Of FANCY GOODS
before turehsng down Our Mr. CAs"elPs wehAno"n
sts "a these matters has, 10 previous esson been more nap
py displayed Many novelties hand not to be had
- on, ovgE irnp,.,ts,iop. CAsWELL MARK Co.,
Pinh az Hotel, BIOsdWsy aud 2Atb't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

INDUSTRIOUS PETRIFIED TREES IN CALICO r.
NIA.-Capt }. T.. Stevens, who conductea 4 3
silver prospecting expedition from Marys, i,Ie
to the BLACK Rock country, informs the Ma rvs.
VILE Democrat OF an extraordinary disco ,ysry
which the expedition made OF a petrifiet tres
The tree is lying In desolate region. al ,ont "a
miles north OF Black Rock lis length so "a,
as measured, the top being deep under ,ro,,ni
was 666 feet and the general opinio, of IN
company, looking atlt, was that it was from A.
TO 90 feet IN diameter. Enormous tree Capt
Stevens thiuks it is of the same spec ,es aS ~
trees of Mariposa. Fragments of o tn er treas 80
the same kind, but smaller, are Wis ,ibIe b az
and there-stumps and butts of thirty foo
Iength-ail petIiied. And il is vuore tha,
probable that a little excavation wo uld d. scay
er a vast primeval forest there buried Tbi,
tree lies exactly where it fell centuri as AGO
for there are the up-turned roots in j asst IN,
position they would most naturally ae and In,
prone trunk bears no evidence of hay inc bee,
disturbed. 1t seems strange that the remain
of Il great forest should thus be ,urd in ,
country now wholly destitute of T. NV sort o
living growth whatever, except ,ge brusb
and grease@ood, for hundred N les around
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MAMMoN VERSUS HYMEN-The Greenffel

MAMMoN VERSUS HYMEN.-The Greenfield d
(Mass.) Gazette has the following:
"A curious circumstance occurred on WaI.
nesday. A young man in this village procp r.
ed a clergyman to marry him, anu alter the
guests had all assembled and the knot was
about to be tied the would be bridegroom was
called out of the house, and soon, inform ing
the clergyman and guests that he would be
back in a moment, mysteriously disappea red
and after waiting an hour the clergyman left
for the Sunday School celebration, leaving the
intended bride and her friends in doubt as 10
the mysterious disappearance of the bri,is-
groom. 1t subsequently appeared that a per-
son 10 whom the bridegroom had loaned
twenty-six dollars was about departing in The
cars for New York, and that friend had in.
formed him of the fact just as the clergyman
was about tying the kneI, and thinking thai his
intended wife was safer than his money lett
for the depot to collect his borrowed money be.
fore the train should depart. He got there
just as the train was starting, got on board
the cars TO find his debtor friend and was car
ried off TO Northampton. He, however. col
lected his money, went to the telegraph office
10 inform his intended bride where he was
but could not find the operator, and started
for Greenfield afoot on the track At Whately
the train overlook him he got into the cars
and reached Greenfield at half-past 8 O'Clock
10 the great relief of his Intended aud her
friends. He immediately took the lady to the
ciergyman's residence and had the ceremony
mpleted'
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LUCKLEss f EXPERIMENT WITH FARE-BoxBs
IN RAILROAD CARs.-The Broadway Railway
Company, of Brooklyn, following the example
of several Omnibus companies III New YORK,
adopted the expedient, some time since, of fix
ing boxes il the roofs of their cars into which
the passenl GERS were to place their fare. This
prevented the half paid drivers from robbing
the emplo yers. but resui ted in a worse fraud
Some dish ursers of spurious coin observed the
matter, a, I'D placing themselves near the box.
would at tend upon their fellow passengers,
receiving their good half-dimes and placing
ins tead { oeir own homemade currency in the
box Th edrivers being thus found to be "more
honest han the public" the boxes have been
remove /.
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THE KENTUCKY RIFLE BARRED.-At the
rites iootng by tha English VoluD teers and
others which was TO take place on Wimbledon
Conn ION, July =. the use OF the Kentucky
/. he vas barred. Beside the prizes for com
petit ion 5y the Volunteers, there were five
oper. to all corners of any nation. These
ran ged in value from Sl00 to $500 The Sport
ing Telegra ph, in noticing the regulations,
sa,Js:
"He 1.-THE shooter) may usejany rifle he may
think fit prov idsd il is not one of those small
caunons which the Swiss mountaineers or
kentucky rihsmen are in the habit of firing
from rests, and which would require giant
To earry.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

THE ELEPHANT "COLUMBUs.n-Some few
months since we mentioned thata hearing was
had in the Supreme Court upon a suit brought
against the town of Adams by the admins ira
tor of the estate of James Raymond, TO recover
$4,000, the alleged value of the elephant "Co-
lumbus," which received injuries from which
he died, by the breaking of bridge at South
Adams. The question submitted to the Court
was whether the plaintiff could recover, even
if the facts were as alleged. The defendants
claimed that they were not liable, and that
there was no obligation upon them to maintain
roads and bridges safe and convenient tor the
driving of elephants over them for exhibition,
but that if the plaintiff choose TO use their
roads and bridges for that purpose, he did it at
his own risk. The Court have decided for the
plaintif.-BoStoHJ Journal
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
lecideHss- Counter fsiter--Cone Of nj. 1
Church

HARRIsoNBURs, VA. July II, 1860.
On Saturday afternoon last, Capt. Hiram
Martz whilst engaged in hauling In his crop
and stacking it up fell from the top of high
stack of wheat to the ground, q good distance,
injuring himself considerably. He remained
insensibie during the next day, and is in a
critical condition. His head was very much
cut and some OF his ribs possibly broken. He
was for many years Represen iative from
this county in the Legislature of Virginia.
Being plain, practical man. and a farmer, he
made good Representative, and was a very
popular man amongst the people.
man by name of j. I. Kile. residing at
Upper Tract, in Pendleton county, has been
arrested for making counterfeit coin. He was
elected Constable of the district in which he
resides, at the last spring election.
Yesterday was County Court day, but Hon.
j. X. Tucker did not get here, much to the
disappointment of many. No business of i'm
poftance in Court.
A Convention of the Baltimore Conference
(Methodist) will be held here on the I'd day Of
August, to determine their action in reference
to the New Chapter on Slavery, adopted by the
late General Conference of the NJ. T.. Church
Weather very warm and dry. Pka
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

A HOME for aged men is new notion just
originated in Boston, and which will soon be
practically realized, as $4,000 have been sub
scribed in a few days, out OF s3O,O0 needed
The institution is intended for such aged men
born in Bos ton whom the reyerses Of business
or loss OF means of support have thrown upon
the charity of ofstrangers, or the care of impov-
erisheG relations.
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IA. Common sense rules the mass of the
pc pie, whayeve the mlsnamed and misanthrope
philosophers may say tn the contrary. show the IN
good thing, let its merits he clearly demonstra-
ted, and they will not hesitate to give il their
most cordial patronage. The masses have al
ready ratified the Judgment Of q ply sloian CON
cernng the virtues of H0STETTER'S BIrTERS,
as may be seen in the immense quantities of this
medicine that are annually sold Ia every section
of the land. 1t Is now recognized as greatly supe
rior to all other remedies yet devised Tor diseases
of the digestive organs, such as dlarThpa, d. sen
,ery, dyspepsia, ana for the various fevers that
arise from arrangement of those portions of the
system Hostelter's name is rapidly becomir a
househotd woId lrom Maine 10 iexas. from the
ticle and be satisfied
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. jy 2-lm
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DEATH-The Montreal papers of Saturday
announce the death of Hon. Joseph Molson.-
He was the son Of Thomas MolsoE, one of the
earliest Canadian steamboat proprietors. He
and his father for many years had the entire
control of steamboat navigation in Lower
Canada. They introduced the first boats pro-
PEELED by steam on the river ST. Lawrence,
and run them between Montreal and Quebec
over the Rapids.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENOE.-Allt the gunboats
recently built tor the u. S. Navy are now
ready for commission. There are at present "a
of these vessels, six of which were purchased.
There are but II sailing vessels lett in the
Navy exclusive of storeships. About 700 men
are at present employed in the Norfolk Navy
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A The Grea, Virginia Remedy, and no

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the medical wor Id are astonshed when told that
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Known of a case of twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health, and all other eases Of
s1oent,on AID tbsrefo,e sbaI1snses snx csse ni
GonOrrhRa which the remedy will not cure, pro
gided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; and any purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly in his
or her case, he guarantees perfect cure; and in
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure will be effected without incon
venience to the patient.
Sold by APPERSON g. DUPUY, No. 20l Broad
street, and q. O.A.STRECKER, Main street, Drug
sists, agents for the city of Richmond.
mn 26-d6ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

A SENSIBLE OFFICER-An English volun-
teer rifle cap am desiring TO cross a field with
his company, came 10 an opening in the fence
more, to pass abreast. Unfortunately he could
not remember the words OF command which
would have accomplished the difficult task OF
filing through; but his ingenuity did not de-
sert him, and, therefore, he ordered halt, and
then said: &c Gentlemen, you are dismissed for
one minute, when you will fall in ON tother
side of the tence'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

FIRES A fire occurred at Cuthbert, Ga, on
Sunday, destroying Lenard u Jordan's har-
ness and shoe shop, A. 7. Ames' dry goods and
grocery store, Mr.. Douglas law Office, jack
staller's furniture store, and other property.
Loss, $5O,000. The Hatch buildings, compris-
ing the best portion of the town Of Dallas,
Texas, Were burned on the 7th inst Loss from
insured.