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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-26

GUNNER GOODS AT COST We are
~ selling off at cost the NEST desirable and well
selected stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
ever offered in this market We invite all to come
soon, as we mu close off the entire stock by July
We have Domestics of all kids Irish Linens, and
all kinds of summer wear for ladies and gents !;
Lawns OF the latest styles; great bargains in Berege
de Laines fancy Silks ar black do: good Prints for
to 64c; Gloves for ladies and gents, and kid do of
all kinds.
WORD, FERGUSON g. BARKsDALE.
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PASSENGERS going up to Walkerton, by the
L mountain road, on Thursday to vote, can pro.
cure return tickets for SO cents, by calling at the
office EDWIN ROBINSON Prest
my 26-2t of Z. & F r r Co.
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G1O0 REWARD.-One Hundred Dollars
SlUU Reward will be paid to any person who
will give such evidence as will lead to the con-
viction of the person or persons, who fired the
House belonging to the Richmond and Dan vile
Railroad, at Browns Summit, on Friday the 2lst
May, between the hours of and P NJ.
JNO. H. OSBORNE,
nv % Sup't TRANSFORMATION.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-We
learn from the Fredericksburg News that the
large estate in the lower part of Charles City
county, As miles below Richmond, on James
River, and lately owned by Robert Boiling of
Petersburg, known as Sandy Point, was sold
on Saturday last TO Richard Baylor, Esq, of
Essex. at $4,000. This is one of the finest
landed estates in Virginia. 1t contains nearly
five thousand acres of highly productive river
low grounds, which produce from Is to $4,000
barrels Of Corn.
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E To the Voters of Henric o
County. - Fellow Citizens AT the solicita-
tion of many friends in various parts of the coun.
ty, hereby announce myself, as did through the
medium of other papers some weeks ago, cand-
date for the Office of Commonwealth Att0r-
ney, for Henrico county, with the assurance that
if elected its important duties will be discharged
with promptness and fidelity.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
ap 2l-dtder JOHN N. DAVIS.
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Sheriffalty of Richmond.-To the
poters of the City Of Richmond-FELLow CIrI.
zENs: 1t is already known to you thatI am a can.
ddat for the office which heads this card, an of.
fee created by the Legislature of Virginia under
our new constitution. For the part five years I
have acted as Sheriff in the city of Richmond, and
have thus afforded you an opportunity of judging
of my fitness longer to serve you; and should it
please you to continue me your Sheriff, | trust
with the aid of my experience so to ischarge
the duties of the Office TO merit your entire ap-
probation Yours, respectfully,
ap 27-dtde THOMAS w. boswell
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~ Fletchers HAIR TONIC, prepared by
john Johnson, has surpassed all other preparations
for the hair. 1t acts like magic in graduating
Dandrutt and curing eruptions of the head, which
is So prevalent among children during the summer
season. But above all it is wonderful in prevent
ing greyness If your hair is turning grey, few
applications will prevent its progress, is there
any preparation for the hair that is equal to Fetch
ers in dressing hair. 1t imparts to the hair rich
and healthy appearance, one or two applications a
week being sufficient to keep it in healthy state.
No lady's toilet should be without bottle. 1t can
be mad as heretofore, by applying at k. R Duvas,
Messrs Bennett Il Beers, Main street. and to Messrs
Seabrook d Reeve, Broad street, or at the Saloon
under the American Hotel
N. +. No charge fer trial. my21
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Only IL - and "a cents for Bill.
fous Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr.
gative Pill kn0wn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTIBiLlOUS PILLS are the best Pills. as
thousands who have used them declare, for purify
ing the blood, carrying OFT all bile, and producing
healthy tone TO the liver They are called Grail
road Pills, because they go ahead OF all other Pill,
in their good effect.
Dr.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indiges
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also in
great demand-price 25 cents, and for sale by Pur
cell, Ladd d Co, Adie & Gray, Gaynor 81 Wood
A Bodeaer, Bennett 4 Beers, r. K. Duval O. A
strecker and J. Blair. ia2l-,s
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20 The Greatest spring Medicine -
Carter's Spanish Mixture-The only Pu.
ritter of the BiOOd.-This wonderful and truly
valuable Medicine has been tried by great mum.
Der of our citizens, and has performed more cures
(some most astonishing) than all the balance of the
articles extensively advertised put together. 1t
is the only certain and uutaiing remedy for MER.
CURIAL DISEASES. 1t will cure Syphilis in the
primary and secondary stages, be testified
10 by hundreds of grateful patients whom delcacy
torbids naming in public For diseases OF the
LIVER it has never failed. 1t positively cures
Scrofula and Eruptions of all kinds. Blotches on
the Face, and roughness of the Cutice are IN g
short time entirely removed Numbers of certif-
Gates from gentlemen of the first responsibility
could be given, but as the article is made in the
county OF Henrico, any one not acquainted with
the medicine can the maker in person 1t con
tains no noxious or hurtfu articles, can be given
with impuuity in any weather, and will be found
the best medicine Tor the Spring which be used
or has ever been tried.
Call and the directions with description
and history of the medicine and a number of
wonderful certificates from persons you know.
| BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists, No. l25 Main
street, the sole Agents tor the sale of it in
Richmond, who will supply Druggists and others to
sell again, and to whom all orders must be address.
| ed, as it must pass through their hands.
my 4-3m
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DOltT WINE.-5 50 Or casks, for sale oy ~ N
any 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN q W.
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IL To the Voters of HenricO County.
hereby announce myself candidate for the office
of Commissioner OF the Revenue for the
Lower District.
nv 7-dtde* JOHN o. GODDIH.
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NE Dr.. j. =. Hoses Sarsaparilla.-
BLOOD PURIFtER-A Great Spring and Summer
Medicine This Sarsaparilla compound is made
from fresh Honduras Sarsapsrilla, and being com.
bined with other ingre dents, renders it the very
best Sarsaparilla compound made for purifying and
enriehing the blood, and cure all skin eruptons
and skin diseases, scroiulous Sores veuerea dis.
eases and It's bad effects in the constitution dropsi.
cal swalings rheumatism from the use of mercury.
blles, old sores, kidney and bladder affections,
cleansing the system from mercury and raising up
a weak and impaired constitution from any cause.
II improves the appetite enlivens the spirits and
as summer drink in cold water, il is a pleasant.
useful and medicina! beverage All families should
have bottle by them Quart bottles 81; small bot.
ties so cents.
For sale by Adie & Gray, Purcell, Ladd e. Co.,
Bennett & Beers, R. X. Duval Gay nor e. Wood, o..
A Strecker, A. Bodeker, ]. Blair and w, P. Ladd.
nv Is
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IUNE NO. HARPER,s NEW MONTH

CNE NJ. RIA PEh'S NEW LiVNlh II
LY MAGAZlNE.-The eth volume Of har-
pers New Monthly Magazine is commenced by the
issue OF the present number. The Publishers ein
brace the opportunity Of renewing the expression
of their thanks 10 the public aud the press Tor the
ext aordinary degree of favor with which It's sue
eessive numbers have been received. The re. uar
edition now consists Of ninety thousand copies.
The publishers take the liberty of inviting spe-
cal attention to their Editorial Department "nicu
is prepared By six Of the most accomplished htetd,
ry gentlemen OF The country, and az an expense OF
several hundred dollars Tor each number
The publishers trust that il is not necessary lor
them to reiterate their assGFancea tnat hoth4ns
shall ever be admitted TO the pages OF the Msgs
zine in the al ghtest degree offensive 10 dehcsey OK
to any moral sentiment. They will seek steadily 10
exert upon the public healthy moral influence
and to improve tne character well as please 'ne
taste, OF their readers. They will aim 20 MAKE
their Magazine complete Tepertory OF wnsieVeI
10 most useful and agreeable il the current literary
productions of the day.
Now is the time to subscribe as this No com
mences a new volume
my 20 J. w. RANDOLph Age
IVORY FANS.-Just received beautiful lot
L OF Ivory Fans, ranging 10 price from TO 80.
Also-lU pieces solid cord Bareges al 2oc, worm
sac per yard
Small hgd Prints for children
Lace Square Shawls and Points.
Wolfe snd cold silk for Mantias
Lace and Muslin Sleeves and Collars.
CHRISTIAN L. LATHkof,
my 20 80 Man snse.
IIANDsOAlE DRESS GOODS AT NE.
IL DUCED PRICES.-A sea atital assofsnS
of new style Dress Goods, such a. emoroidefea
printed French Maslins Organizes, 'seoneS
Lawns, white embroidered Swiss aasl.ns, eoss e A.
do, rich figured and plain Bareges and bafese ~
LANES, &c, viii be sold cheap al n,,
WIN. j. SWORDS,
my 90 No 22A Broad s. SIRE.
slN0BACCO BOX FLANh.-lo.Wo s0s'
i best quality, just received and for saie y
my 20 ROBERT kAN nlN.
DOitT WINE.-5O or casks, for sale oy 80 m
any 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & W
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tg Mexican Mustang Liuiment, I'm

Mexican Mustang Liuiment, I'm.
proveinent, Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order OF the day And the great desire for these is
the u owing cause TO the great advancement now in
operation IN the Medical world New light blazes
up and old pracsises and old mixtures are discard
ed. The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables it TO penetrate flesh
nerve and muscle, and drive out disease and assist
nature TO recover her lost powers, aud become
healthy, which Is evidently the true cause why il
is go successful and why many physicians thai
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re.
commeudit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-26

49, NOT1CE.-The annual meeting OF
49, the Stockholders of the Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Rail ROAD Company Will
Richm opd, on Monday, the 3lst May, 1852, at -
O'Clock NJ.
an 30 G. w. MACMURDO, II.
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MANY CITIZENS

v Popular Ticket.-Ths following ticket
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-26

H Let every one who has moi yet used the eel.
ebrated Arabian Liniment, go to the agent and he
will furnish you with pamphlet gratis contain.
ing much valuable information with regard to the
treatment of cattle, &c; and twill also give Won
certificates OF cures performed by H. G. Farrell,s
Arabian Liniment, which have never been eaualled
and which cures were Effected after the failure
OF the most scientific physicians. See advertise.
hieht myl9
EF The Once OF the New York Her.
ald, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspspers,
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, 10 at l0s3
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
eTHOMAS H. GRESHAM,
" ~ General Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-26

PLACE OF VoTiNe.-As the election comes
off tomorrow, we take this opportunity to call
attention to fact, not, we believe, generally
understood. The Constitution and the law
passed by the Legislature in accordance there
with. requires voters TO VOTE IN THE
WARD IN WHICH THEY RESIDE! If
you wish your vote to stand good, do not for
get this. Vote in your own ward; you have
no right to vote any where else.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-26

NOTICE.--At meeting of the President
andf Directors of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road Company, held the 9th
April, 1882. it was
Resolved, That dividend of 81 per cent be de-
clared on the stock of the Company, payable on
and after the LIST May next, at the Office of the Com
pany, in tie City of Richmond.
ap 80 G. W. MACMURDO,Tr.
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john A. Meredith, for Judge of Circuit Court
Marmaduke johnson, for Commonwealth At.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-26

French Sergeant than any thing we ever heard
Of him. By law Of Sweden, long ooso'e'e'
any person who spoke slightly OF the hing'
subjected himseIfto capital punishment. un'
der this law, a time.servng judge had '''ea :
man who wa. proved to have said thar ne
did not care a DIN for Bernadoite' anu lau
sentenced him to be hung. Bernado'te hearing
Of il. ordered the man TO be instantly sci az
liberty. "But," said his courtiers, do you
no, intend TO punish such an outragef' yes
replied the king; "since the fellow saysthat he
don't care a d-n iori Bernadoite. do you 60
and tell him that Bernadotte don't care d-n
for him -
Do our countrywomen take the hint7
P.S. A friend suggests that what e have
said about ugly women, may give offence to
that unfortunate class of the female world
Not the least danger in the world Of it! We
never saw or heard of woman who believed
that any thing said about ugly women, could
by any possibility, be tortured into reflection
upon her. Oh no. Catch woman believing
any such thing as that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
Neyy-York Banking Operations.

To the Editor Of Tie Nttg FORK IFDbS'
A notice is forwarded to you OF a note
due, payable July s. The celebration of our nations
birthday by common consent occurs on that day The
previous day Is the Sabbath On both days the bank
holding your note is shut. On the 6th you offer the
amount DUE in god to the Teller. He refuses to take
it unless you will add IS cents TO be paid some petty
official for protest This you will not consent to do
because you have been waiting two days to pay It,
and they would not let You. After three o'clock you
are served with protest dated back three days This
IL brief narrative Of facp. ls 1t law or gospel or
Gothamsml or lie II a convenient way to atten iavo-
rite notary by funds flched from feeble ioksi
July 6, 1852. l.. c. MATLAcK, NO y Sptucest
Renarks.-We think Mr.. NJ. fails to state the
whole case. A. b. gives a note promising to pay
sundry dollars at the expiration of sixty, ninety
or one hundred and twenty days. To this time
Bank usage adds three days grace, to guard
against all accidents or reasonable contingent
cies note, therefore, which falls due by Bank
account on Monday the 9Th was really due, by
the letter of it's stipuations, on Friday the I'd, SO
that we cannot consider the Banks demand that
il be paid on Saturday the 3d-the 18th being the
sabbath. and the 18th a National holiday-unrea-
sou,ble or oppressive. [Ed.
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A Visiiniian Prevented.

At IN. Massachusetts Election last Fall, the
CIV of LO,ceH was the pivot on which the result
turned; and the codlesced Loco-FOcOs and Free
Soers of that city carried it by pledging them
selves to procure, if triumphant, the passage of
Ten Hour Law. Mr.. Il. f. Butler mot our Benz
wastheir leading orator. and he insisted from stump
tostnmp that the Ten Hour Law was the main issue
in fact, the only practical issue-and clenched
his assurance with solemn pledge that, should
the Coalition triumph and not pass Ten Hour
Law. as the Wings pretended, he icoHH turn
Wig! OF course, his brother Codlitionists were
stimulated by this pledge to superhuman eNer-
tons fearing they might never have another such
chance TO get rid of hm-and they carried the
dav. The victory being won Boutwell, reelected
Governor, Banks Speaker, and the spoils fairly
distributed between the two contracting parties,
the Ten Hour Law was brought forward in the Leg
islature, and kicked straight out Of the window 1t
addone its work till next FALL and not corporal
guard could be rallied in its favor. We were just
irving to get resigned to the selfnhicton OF ora
tor Ben on the Wing party -supposng 1t hardly
possible that all the pledges whereby the spods
were won would be coolly repudiated; when 10
the Telegraph brought us news Of said Butler on
the stump for Pierce and King! The Lowell
swindle appears to have lacked nothing OF periec'
f,op
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
MIcHIGAN.-The Wing State Conven-

ton, held at Marshall on the LIST, nominated,
Fon PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroRs Electors at Large
John Owen, of Wsyne; Geo. A. COe OF Branch.
Distrit ElectOrs-I Townsend +. Gidey, Of Jackson;
> Daniel s Bacon, of Monroe 3 Alex III. Morrison,
of Berrien; T. Richard Butler, of MacOmb.
For GoUtrROr. e.. Zachsrish Chandler, Detroit.
Ltea GoranOr D. 5. Walbndge, kaamazooi
Secretary of State Geoyge +. POmert y, Lenawee;
State Treas. .....Sy vester Abel, Washtenaw
auditor GEN.. Whitney Jones lngham;
Anu Gen..... Nathaniel Bacon, Berrten
Sup Pub ms. Joseph Penny, Kent
Com Land Office Jonathan K. White, Lapeeri
State Board Of EducatiOH.-Joseph X. Williams, Con
stsntine Sylvester Larned Detroit G. Spencer, ipH
lBnu
Ii. +. Backus of Wayne was the temporary
President of the Convention, and Cyrus Lowell, OF
Iona presided over the permanent organization
Mr.. Chandler was formerly Mayor of Detroit,
and is an active and energetic Wing. Mr.. Wal
bridge is one of the most popular men in Western
Michigan. The ticket Is a strong one and Is
warmly received by the friends OF Scott and
Graham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
sou,hcrn npposltien to scott.

A number OF Southern journals bitterly
oppose Gen. Scott, the ground that his eiec'io1
will be virtually triumph Of Free Soil principles
over the domination Of Slavery. For instance
The Journal g. Messenger, Macon "a'l says
1--WE not only disapproye the nomination OF usne,s ''
Scott but we conceive it TO be the duty OF es - d
CIR nan m nae every legitimate means 10 e1eC' US ~
O., pr,, ryeudice would lead us 10 support IN ou'
,,oo,d 6y ne soffy and honor Of N, Sonta ~,
10 onno,e Wedo il with reluctance, bat we snai Nv
II ,esoutely without reg .rd TO the con'equouSS Ci
cannot submit this question Of tne tupPoi' VI 70 -
SCOT, m Convention of the Wing party OF o. any
-. ,s,+v and agree 10 abide by ts decision we
,oid ss willingly submit conscience u the Keep
ing Of another
saying:
,bs contest If the Scott and Seward WING OF the Wig
Marty triumph the offices Of the Government Will De
filled with the enemies of Slavery
THE Rnle,gh IN. C.) Standard finds cause for
terror in the prospects Of Sc; it says:
awe told You. Wings of North Carolina months ago,
that II Scott should be nominated and elected SeodJd
,old scsed him and opinion in this matter is con
frmed byn New York Wing Of twentyfour years stand
Ing You hare already gone TO the head o. ne Army Jor
1oHr candidate" REMEMBER THE FALL OF THE ROMAN
F,fp1Ry" And remember those other words, as true
IS they are startling, cote fr Scott noU % cote JoT
SeDdTd in So
This does mt exactly square with the opinions
expressed by the Massachusetts Free Soilers the
other dov. In their meeting Theodore Parker,
who would MT 20 for Scott any how, thought he
might 90 for Seward in sc. There seems to be
some confusion on this subject in the mind OF
somebodv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
~ The Loco ,Foco papers chuckle over

~ The Loco ,Foco papers chuckle over
the support Of Pierce and King by Thomas d.
Wslpole, of Hancock Co., Ind, as famous de-
fiction from the Wing ranks. The Western Ar
gas saws that "He is man who has been of and
on Wing, as circumstances and his supposed IN
terests have dictated, for these many years a
man in whom there is not, nor ever was, any re-
lance to he placed. His apostacy is an advantage
to the Wing party
-whata pity that a few gentlemen Of similar
aniseedents in this vicinity would not initiate the
exemolc Of Mr. Walpole.
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A LIE REBuKED.-We cut the follow

A LIE REBUKED.-We cut the follow
ing from The York Pennsylvania, and COM
mend it to the attention of whomsOeyer it may
concern:
"A few weeks prior 10 the nomination OF Gen. Scott
for the Presidency Albany Wing paper OF the silver
Grey school, asserted that shortly before the appoint
nent of Delegates In New York to the Wing National
Convention that assembled in Philadelphia in June,
ls4s and nominated Gen. Taylor, the editor OF the
Aen York Tribune, who then opposed to the nomi
nation of either Taylor Scott and in favor OF Henry
Clay addressed a private letter to prominent Wing
IN New York urging him to secure If possible Clay
Delegate 10 the Convention but, in no event should
they send a Scott Delegate, rs all he brains he pos
sesied we're in his epaulet, &C., &c. day or two
thereafter The Tribune copied the letter, aud not only
emphaiicaly denied having written IT, but challenged
its production. The contradiction was satisfactory
enough TO every reader But now since Gen Scott has
been nominated for the Presidency we perceive that
many OF our Democratic exchanges parade this same
forgery through their columns, graced with the con-
spcuous heading of Horace Greeeys opinion OF Gen.
Scott Gentlemen, when you publish that letter, you
do so with the conviction that 1t is not genuine, and you
must remember that all the intelligent readers OF your
journals are coguizant of that fact Take est Its
dissemination may recoi on the head OF your own
standard bearer Journals of this description are held
In low estimation 10y the rtghtthinking OF every COM
muLity.
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CoRRUPTIoN IN ARIsTocRATIc Cir

CoRRUPTION IN ARISTOCRATlC CIK-
cIxs.-Respectable German papers contain obscure
illusions to gigantic criminal trial lately concluded At
Berlin In the greatest secrecy. The nature OF the
crime seems to be such forbid precise details, OUT
appears that large number persons OF high birth
and station In civil and military life were organized In
sort of fraternity with signs and passwords The po
lice had long been aware Of the existence OF this or
ssnizntop but had refraned from acting on account oil
the protection or participation Of an aged man In the
most eminent official position. His death and the scc
dental discovery Of the diary OF another member rem
dered II impossible longer TO permit the society TO exist
ard all the members were arrested and tired Inc
person whose diary had been found expressed the
greatest surprise that the law should interfere with men
of sueh rank but this was by no means the general
on,pop IN those circles the more intelligent portion Of
The srocracy admitted that vice must be treated win
impar,al severity whatever the position OF the guilty
n.rtes How many persons have suffered the sentence
Of the Court is not known, but it Is understood tnA'
manv highly distinguished men are condemned 70 rgor
ous inprisonment for from one TO ten years All tnn
tary officers implicated have also had tner nA4e'
spickep from the rolls Of the army by the EXPIRE" Or
der of the King