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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

THOMAS ~ CHARLES ELLIS & co.
ii AVE removed their Office to No. l5a Main st
Entrance on ilth street, two doors above the
Exchange Bank, in the room formerly occupied as
the Richmond Library"
Being engaged In closing their business, they re.
quest all persons indebted to them call and settle
thelr accounts Sc Is 2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

JAMES W. LEWELIFN
for sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT e.
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK. and CHAS
ID YALE, and Mrs. B. DAVIS, Main street, Rich
uioho Sc %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

lIhAND CCTTISG.-M. u. WHITMAN,
ID Stencil Gutter thankful for past favors, begs TO
irforrn MS friends and the public that for the pre-
sent he be found at his Evidence on 18th street.
between Main and Franklin, where he will execute
any work IN bis line with heatness and dispatch.
oc4-tm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

NUTICE.-A!l persons indebted to ths late hrm
IN of PEAkE, BRADLEY d co, either by Bond
or open account, sre earnestly requested to come
forward and settle them, as no longer Indulgence
will be given These accounts are Of long stanc ing
and must De settled.
Also, all persons indebted TO as, whose accounts
due, requested 10 settle them speedily TOR
We are determined to have them settled without
delay.
au 3l-u BRADLEY & BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

NA OUD, COhE AND CUAL.-The sub
w scriber is prepared to furnish WOOD, COKE
or COAL as cheap can be bought in town.
Yard at Danville Depot-offce Pearl street,
opposite Alhambra Hotel, and Immediately under
Messrs Toer a. Cook All orders lett Mr. p Wool.
folks Grocery, On Broad street, dormerly Ells)
will be attended immed distely.
Lump Coal 50 per load
iy 23-3m THOMAS FOSTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

ERANkLIN CLOTHING STOKE, I3%
l. Main street, Richmond. Ya.-The sub
scrbers would respectfully call lhe aIenton OF the
citizens OF Richmond and the surrounding country
to their very large and w selected stock Of Ready
AIade Clothing, consisting of every style and
quality for Fall and Winter wear all which we gar
raDtee to sell lower than any Goods OF the same
quality in the city OF Richmond We, therefore, IN
vite all who wish to obtain good article At a very
low price TO give US a call
Ais ;, very large and select stock Of gentlemens
Furnishing Goods.
se 25-.ltn r.. DECOU & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

RICHMOND, September 23rd 1852.
NOTICE.-The l7th Annual Meeting of the
' Stockholders of the Virginia Central Railroad
Company will be held at Richmond, In the Ex-
change Concert Room, on FRIDAY, the Goth Octo.
Der, 1852, at o'clock, P. n
Sc 24-dt29O J. GARRETT Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

DINE GOODS AT SMALL CA = II
l. PRICES j. d. GOODMAN, No l34 Main ST.,
opposite Eagle Square, has just received another
supply OF tue Dress and Frock Goats; also varied
assortment OF Business Coats fancy Cashmere Pants
and merino Vests. They are Of choice patterns,
made in the beat manner and cut to fit precisely
Call and examine. J ID. g., NO l34 Main street.
N. B. For cash, Trunks of every quality and
siza, at a very small per cent on cost oc4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

.fsu mEDiCAL SIT tDEsTS-MEDICAL
L IEXF BOOKS "A NORRIS, late Drinksr &
Norris is prepared to furnish students and the
medical profession, with al. the Text Booksin use
IN the Richmond Coil-ge; together with general
assortment Of Standard Medical n orks, al the lCw-
est prices
Subscriptions received to all the Medical Journals
and ksviews. &C IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

xADI O-S'S5 II
5 aoOMS, Main street, over Word, Fergus
son q Co-Ihauktul to the public for the
~ liberal patronage heretofore extended m
ner soilcts continuance, she has jus, returned
from the North, and is in receipt of large and
fashionable assortment of Millinery and Fancy
Goo1s Her stock consists in part Of Silk, Velvet
and Straw Bonncu; Ribbons, Flowers Feathers
Plumes; Mourning, Lace and Needle Work Col
lars, Chemlzettes, &c; Dress and Mantle Trim.
mings OF every description Hair Braids, Fronts.
&c All of which will be sold at wholesale or re.
tail. on the most aceomm odating terms
Mllliners, Dress Makers and others can be sup
pile1 with Ladies' and Child rens Dress Cloak.
Mantle and Visette patterns Of the most fashion able
styles. Dire ses and Nantes made to order Figured
Silk Dresses for sale or s-3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

HCTCHESOH'S CELEBRATED RF1T
IA EDf FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING Piles
Warranted safe, sure and mild remedy for
flies, Pralapsus Ami and all other d!sesses Of tho
rectum One box'wiil convince the patient of its
mild and curative properties
Price OF. one dollar . OF. SOC per box
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam.
Botetourt County Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell Ladd g. Co,
DoVe d 10 and Adle g. Gray. Sc 29-dIy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

House AND LOT on UNION Mill,
IL MAR "ASDUkY CHAPEL" FOR SALE
Inc subscriber is authorised TO sell newly erected
Brick Dwelling ON Union Hill. near A,bury Chapel,
suitable for small family. If immediate spplica-
rion DE made, a bargain will be given. Apply to
OCT 10 w. GUDDlS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

EINE BLACK TEA.-IU hail cnests' extf'
l. fine favsr, for sale.
Oc 8 FR1 a VI tAHbbISh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

FASHIONABLE
FALL MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
At No. 50 Main Street.
&Nn MRS. G. PHILIP, is now in receipt
EEf3 OF the letest Fail Fashions, which she 10
tN now opening at her new store, to which she
would call the attention of her customers
and Inc public generally Her assortment ia un
usually large and very beautiful. 7-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

PHILIP BERGHEIMER,
Admir- Of Jacob Karr, deceased,
oc 4-l2t' 18th at, I'd door from Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

Hockey CLUB CHEWING IOBACCO-Some.
j thing rich and we'll calculated to please the most
fastdious tobacco chewer. This brand of Tobacco
put up by Mr.. John Stewart Walker, has been tried,
aud ieund 10 sustain It's reputation Ii is neatly put
up in smsl boxes Of eight plugs each, and also re-
tailed in small quantities. For sale by
oc9 o. STRECKER.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
Tennessee all Right!

From all parts of this State we hear the hap
piest tidings. In the Wing ranks there is no de-
lection, while many members Of the Democratic
party are determined to give to General Scott n
cordial support. We have before us a letter
written by a gentleman of high character and
influence, whose residence is in Williamson coun-
ty, the home of the talented and eloquent GEN
TRY! The writer says:
ssThe Scott fire has fresh oil poured upon its
burning flames daily. The reaction in his favor
had already, as you know, taken place, and it
seems to receive lively impetus from every wind
that blows. Tennessee is up, and going for
Scott sure, and there will be- as in 40 and '48,
no telling the majority | hope large one
say 10000 votes.
you may say to your friends in Washington
and elsewhere who have been induced to believe
that Tennessee will go for Pierce, that such an
idea is a most magnificent hunrbug, conceived in
Washington and blighted by abortion soon
MS it touched the patriotic soil of Tennessee.
Tennessee, the volunteer State of the Union, to
go for Pierce? So many Of whose citizens have
breasted the storm Of battle, driven back the
scalping- knife, and planted our victorious ban
ner where the enemy once dwelt Some Of those
brave men yet live to punish the contracted soul
of their enemy, whose conscience could not let
him vote for small pension to support their de-
clining years and bury them decently when
dead ~
We have seen and conyersed with two gentle
men who have lately visited the above-named
county, andsthey both concur in saying that if
there is Wing there who withholds his support
from our ticket, they could not find him Col.
Gentry is kindly regarded by his whole constitu-
ency, and no desire exists to oppose or censure
him, for none doubt his integrity of purpose
Yet many grieye over his apparent temporary
separation from them, and still believe that Meth
er the resentments of passing hour nor stub
born spirit of pride can ever estrange him from
the true and we-tried friends of his earlier man
hood
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
r.. r.. R-chiIIs and Fever.

We guarantee that Railways Ready Relief will remove
this distressing plague 1t stops the chs in few minutes
and Its warming, cleansing and invigoratng influence
thrills through every section Of the system.
1t should be taken internally keep the stomach free
from acid and to n0utaze the poisonous masm ague
1t should be applied externally to stop the painto give
renewed action to the functions of the skim the joints and
gaments the and musces-to witty and refresh
the senses. from stupor sleep, drowsiness
Let every individual bear this important fact In mind
Railways Ready Relief will check the chills in few min
ues, and stop the pain instantly. 1t Neuralgia
Rheumatic, Nervous Cholerc, Diarrheic Pains in few
minutes. 1t fails in relieving the patient from pain
Price SO and 20 cents per bottle. (sep l4-eo3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
A Ouderful VI0lfutat.

Camille Urso, eleven years DID, just arrived at
New York, from Europe, is said to be one of the
most exquisite violinists of the age She per-
forms the most difficult compositions with faci-
lily and sweetness such as is rarely heard, even
from the instruments of the great masters of the
violin. Auber, the great composer, says of her
that she is youthful pupil of the National Con-
servatory Of Paris; that although yet Of very ten
der years, the success obtained by her at several
concerts in Paris, and particularly those Of the
Conservatory, has been brilliant; and that in the
latter institution, two nominations have been
awarded to her by the jury, at the examinations
for the prizes Of this year.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16

RoDERGo.-Tll go hang or drewn myself
IAdo-Aud If thou dost I'll never love thee after.
Othslto.
Angeline Dover, at Woonsocket, Il. L., having
determined to get out of the world as she said,
threw herself across the railroad track the other
day, but was taken off in time. Her plan of get
ting out of this world was no doubt an effective
one; but the resolution was unwise, because of
the impossibility Of getting out of the next world
in like manner. Angelina ought to reflect upon
this fact.
One Thomas G.. Holcomb, ESQ.,, Of CRANKY,
Connecticut, was more successful on the morning
of the 10th inst. He remarked to his wife that
he should be absent during the day, and in the
afternoon was found in his barn, suspended by a
rope. He represented the third district, in the
Senate of his State, in 1847 but he represents
it somewhere else now. 1t has been said that
every man land women, too, are meant, we sup.
pose, is crazy on some subject. 1t may be so,
but we are sure our madness will not show itself
in so disagreeable manner as to put nm end to
our life--not even, rs Mr.. Mantilini would say,
by becoming " dem moist body" in the river.
We hold in great contempt folks who set so slight
value upon life.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
The Old Dominion Coming
The Portsmouth Democrat of Monday, say

The Portsmouth Democrat of Monday, says
"The lethargic state in which we find the De-
mocracy here, and the activity of the opposition,
renders one fact apparent to all who are no blind
to truth, and it is this: that Norfolk county will
soon send to the legislature Of Virginia two Wing
delegates, unless there is most perfect change
in the Democrats of Portsmouth! We have facts
before us against which we cannot close our eyes,
and it is folly, seeing danger, to remain mute in
stend of giving the alarm and adopting measures
calculated to counterfeit the evil elements which
are gathering around and which threaten to over
whelm us"
A highly-intelligent gentleman Of Portsmouth
writes US under date of Tuesday, as follows:
"Scott stock stands high about here. The
Locos don't brag half as much now as before the
nominations. We rOa do our duty as Wings"
From the valley of Virginia, and from the
Western counties, our news is still more encou
raging. The Old Dominion is by no means be-
yond hopes of redemption. Let the Wings there
labor hopefully, and the conquest is sure!
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
Correspondence of the Daily American Telegraph
General Winfield Scott In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept Is, 1862.
Gen. Scott arrived here at six o'clock this
evening from Washington. He was met at the
cars by large crowd of citizens, who gave him a
most hearty welcome. Cheer after cheer, three
times three, went up, making the welkin ring
The distinguished visitor was then conveyed in a
carriage to Barnums, where he was again greeted
by numerous friends. His room was crowded
by a constant stream of people from eight until
ten o'clock at night, who were introduced, shook
hands, and passed off to make room for others
1t was pleasing to observe among those who paid
the General their respect, Uery large number of
our adopted Irish and German citizens. All who
saw him were much pleased with his address, de-
pertinent, and affable manner. He has pro-
duced decidedly favorable impression. was
amused with the open of-handed remarks of an
honest son of Erin, as he approached the great
warrior: "Ah, and by my sowl, is that the Gin
eral! Give me your fist: l like you much. You
have befriended the Irishman and though q
Dimmocrat, I'll vote for you. Irishmen niver
forsake friends nor forget favors!'
An elegant scramble was given the old hero
about II o'clock at night. An immense number
of persons were in attendance He leaves in the
9 o'clock train of cars for York, Pennsylvania, en-
route West.
1t is really gratifying to witness the good feel
ing and enthusiasm at present among the Wings
of Baltimore. Every hour adds to their strength
and certainty of victory!
HHEsAprAKr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
Correspondents Of the Daily American Telegraph
The WING spirit I'm Maryland.

Baltimore, Sept. 10.
FRIEND CONNOLLY: The skies are Frightening
Scott and Graham stock is decidedly in the as
cendant The setting of each sun, from this time
until the ides of November, win add thousands
upon thousands to the Wing ranks. "There is
tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at the
food leads on to fortune" There was a time
when this tide seemed all in favor of General
Pierce. Unfortunately for him and his party, it
did not rise to the food, and is now ebbing. De-
mocracy is emphatically on the retrograde, whilst
the Wing cause is upward and onward. General
Pierce has arisen to the climax of his glory.
have never before seen SO great change in pub
lie sentiment Harmony, union, and enthusi-
asm appear to have entered the Wing party in
good earnest. We of Baltimore are now all alive
There is scarcely a dissenting voice. The fears
which at one time were entertained by few are
rapidly vanishing, and the almost universal SEN
must and will be elected Many are willing to
back this opinion with money. The Democrats
themselves are being frightened. They find that
their candidate is load to-be dragged. There
is nothing about him and nothing to make out
Of him.
A comparison with the hero Of an hundred
battles falls like lead md serves only as laugh
ing stock. Even his own political friends say
they have got burden upon their shoulders,
onerous and cumbersome. There are intelligent
Democrats here who have given up all hope of
success, and are ready to wager their money on
the hero of Lundy's Lane. II is true that some
few broken-down, disappointed Wings, who, after
having been warmed into life by the Wing party,
and given positions which they otherwise never
could have attained have turned traitors, expos
ing their ignorance, ungratefulness and dishon-
esty. Among them is Mr.. --- a broken
down old fogy. To gain little dying notoriety,
he has published his imbecile pronunciamento
1t is blessing that such men are gotten rid
of. There are some five or six Of this kind of
turncoats in Maryland, who, if they vote for
Pierce, it will be all they can do. For every one
of them, can produce hundred honest Demo-
Gratis who are determined to vote for Scott The
very fact that such men leave party is evidence
that it is undergoing purgation, and approaching
healthfulness.
Yours, as ever, VoLo.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
Five Cent Fare in the Omnibus.

To the Editors Of the American Telegraph:
Those who ride in the omnibuses of our city
know well that the practice of sharing in giving
change is an hourly occurrence. The sixpenny
charge is the difficulty. 1t is an abuse that de-
mands immediate reform. Let the enterprising
proprietors of the several lines give US GOe cent
fare. Five cents-half dime-is the lawful cur
rency, and can be obtained at the banks Six
anda-quarter cents is foreign currency, is diff
cult to. obtain, and is the cause of incessant
frauds.
Congress has declared that the "twelve- and-a-
half" and "six-and- a-quarter" cent pieces shall
be taken and deemed of no higher value than the
dime and half dime. Let US join Uncle Sam in
driving out this foreign, smoothfaced, swindliug
coin What say you, potential Mr.. Telegraph ?
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
Making Railroads without Cos,

correspondent Of the Milledgeville, Ga,
Recorder, states that in the vicinity of Lowndes
county, in that State, land has advanced from
one hundred to FIVE hundred per cent. in value in
consequence Of the projected construction Of the
Brunswick and Florida railroad.
We have little doubt that the increase in the
value of lands along the course of any railroad in
the country would pay for the construction of the
road--an advantage seldom taken into the &C.
count when the profits Of y road are estimated.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
Grand Railyl
AROUsE. WHIGsi-AROUsE !

A WING MASS MEETING will be held on the fair
N Ground. near Rockville, ON TUESDAY, THE 2lsr OF
THIS MONTH at which the following distinguished Wing
Orators of State will be present and address the meet
ing;
H. WINTER DAVIS of Baltimore city;
7. +. BOWIE, of Prince Georges county;
A. r. SELLERS, OF Calvert county;
J. PHILIP ROMAN, Of Alegany county
r. J. BOWIE, of this county.
Every Wing throughout the county expected TO be pres
emit The campaign has opened the Wing heart appealed
tol The Wing cause.-The of the country-now de-
mands our attention. COME ONE-CoME ALL and let
us show that old Montgomery Wings Themselves
their PRINCIPLES, and the COUNTRY.
To our friends in the adjoining counties and District of
Columbia we say, Come and join with us.
ROCKVILLE Sept II, 1862. tsep LTD
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
Rag- Newspapers Of both parties are making

pag Newspapers of both parties are making
up a Cabinet for General Scott. He never trou-
bles his friends or his foes to perform duties in
cumbent upon himself All who know him well
know that. If any support him because Of the
notion that they can influence him to any con-
siderable extent the sooner they drop off the bet
ter for them
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16

Gas~ We see it stated that several Indians, de-
scendants of eminent war chiefs, Of course are
engaged as fremen and deck hands on the Ohio
river steamboats,. Is it impossible to save the
remnants of the race of red men by making labo.
rers of them, even by means of universal and ex-
traordinary compensation for time The ex-
pertinent has succeeded where it has been well
tried
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16

TNHE NIaHTINaALEs viii return on Wednesday, Sep
II TENDER 18TH
KUNKEL's NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
induced by the urgent desire Of many patrons win reappear
At Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday, Thursday Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week.
MASTER ADAMS
will take occasion introduce many songs at the re-
appearance.
Aa- Admission 25 cents
az- Doors open at 7--performance commencing at o.
clock. JOHN T. FORD Agent.
sep 13--6t [Intelligencer Union, and News
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16

Bas" Mr.. Freamer, better known as the "Mus-
tang" correspondent Of the New Orleans Delta,
recently murdered by the Indians in California,
was native of Hagerstown, Maryland, where he
has father mother, and other relatives residing.
He was printer by profession, and was at one
time employed in the Office of the Baltimore
American
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
SUPERIOR LINEN GOODS.

oUfEhlun LINEN 6OOub
M invite the attention Of housekeepers and other TO
w the following Goods just received from the import
81, o. and l04 super SILICA Table Damask Diaper
81, "a, l04, and l24 Irish and Barnsley Sheetings
Sd, "A, and Ca superior Pillow Case Linens
Napkins oil qualities, all kinds of Towelling
Also 100 pieces best make of Shifting Linens from the
lowest to the highest numbers.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
sep 15--3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
Adams & Company's
NORTHERN, SOUTHERN, EASTERN, WESTERN
AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
Iron Building, Penn av., between I'd and Sd sts

Id description Of merchandise transported to all parts Of
the world. ~+
GO BILLS, Drafts, ae collected, and returns made
promptly.
Ay- DRAFTS England, Scotland snd Ireland for sale,
In sums to suit from 81 upwards payable at any bank in
the United Kingdom
A- THE EXPRESS leaves this city daily at o'clock p.
in charge Of messenger Connexions at Baltimore with
our lines running north, east, and west.
aJ-THE EXPRESS FOR RICHMOND and the SOUTH
leaves at Z o'clock a. m via Aqua Creek
8a-GOoDS FOR ALEXANDRIA and surrounding coun.
try forwarded twice daily.
oar 0RDERS sent through delivered FREE OF
CHARGE, and goods returned by first express
ASr MERCHANTS should bear in mind that in shipping
by Adams Co. they and all INCIDENTAL Elk.
PESsEs ut intermediate points. sep l4-eotf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16

HavA number Of the guests at the New York
Hotel have presented an elegant silver tea set to
Mr.. w. d. Field, an assistant in that house, who
is about to take q similar position at Wizards
Hotel Washington, ID. G..
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
Proposals

WILL he received by the undersigned until o'clock p.
w m the 25th of the present month"; for grading and
paving with good paving the carrageway the south
OF squares numbered hundred and eight and four
hundred thrtywo between Seventh and Ninth streets
west and for reseng and reayng such of the curb aud
pavement may require TO he done The paving of the
cariagewBy must be laid bed Of good gravel not less
than nine inches deep to be twice well ammed the second
time after being well wet and warranted to stand twelve
months without repaIra Bidders will the price per
square yard for paving aud FER cubic yard for grading per
running foot for resetng curb for II any should be
wanted and per square yard for reaypg
old The must he commenced the contract
is closed, and finished with all possible despatch.
FRA. b. LORD,
Commissioner Sd and 4th Wards
JOHN II. CLARK,
VIM. b. KIBBY,
sep LTD Assistant Commissioners
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16
BY w. B. LEWIS, Auctioneer.

addition to my regular sales Of Jewelry, Chronicles
L and Fancy Goods, Friday evening ut "a o'clock, |
shall sell three fine Gold Watches, to advances with
out
No 1, splendid Hunting Lever, with five extra jewels,
made by Taylor Co., Liverpool, and an excellent time
keeper. -
heavy gold chain attached
No. 8, double-csse, with white dial, same maker.
Persons Of good Watches win do well to attend
W. b. LEWIsS Auction Store,
sep 15--3t Penn. avq bet. Az and 9th SITS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-16

Bas- 1t tells well for the morality of the great
family of John Smiths, that, according to Living
ston's Law Register, there il but one of the name
in the United States who is lawyer. He lives
at ST. Adams, Vermont.