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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-23
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER % Is

EALL STOCK FOR 1ssa ..r,t,pI,TT.-
LATHRoP respectfully invite he $500 .Hn
q tnelI customers and others TO their stock of
New FAIL and Inter Orv C~nS.
Comprising every variety Of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Embroider;es
Hosiery, Gloves, shawls, Long shsv,.
Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons
Swiss Muslins, Cambrics, Jsconets
Briaiantes, Lacss, Edgings, Corset.
Umbrellas, Parasois, Linen Sheetinea
Table Damask, Napkins Doylas
Towels, Huckabscks, Flannels
Blankets Satinets, Linseys
Plaid Cottons, brown and bleached Cottona
Clothes, Vestings, Cassimeres
Oil Clothes, Oil Silks
SILK and wool Under-Shir and Drawers
Table and piano Covers, &c. &c.
see aH q winch W" G CHRISTIAN iSH tan & LArHRop.
TMPORTANT NOTICE.- BAKGAINs IN
i DRY GOODS-I have in store many desirable
Goods suitable for the Fall trade, such as Mousse
lines, Cashmeres, Merinoes, Alpaccas, Poplins
Ginghams, Calicoes &c, Cottons, Linens, Csmbrics
Jacconet. Swiss and Check Muslins, Edgings and
Laces Worked Collars and Habit Shirts, Flounc.
ngs Sleeves, Gloves, Hosiery, Curtain Muslins and
Red Cotton Damasks, Tickings, Flannels, Pillow.
Case Cotton and Sheeting, &c, all of which am
desirous to sell, in order to make room for q new
supply, and will offer great inducements to all who
wish to purchase. WIN. J. SWORDS,
Sc 10 2a5 Broad Street.
% EADY MADE CLOTHING.-"Mer-
III chants, study your interests; sell good and
well made Clothing, and thereby make and keep
good trade"
KEEN, CHILES e. BALDWIN are now receiv-
ing their stock of Fall and Winter Clothing,
which has been made at their own factory, and well
made, of the newest styles of Goods the various
markets afford. They respectfully ask call from
the trade. The styles and qualities are too hume
rous to attempt an enumeration. Call at No. log
Main street.
Sc 13 KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN
EENDERs, COAL HODs, NC.-We have
l. just opened and offer for sale at moderate
prices, our Fall Importation of
Brass, Wire, and Pierced Iron Tenders, all sizes
Copper and Japaned Coal Hods and Scoops, all
sizes
Iron and Wood Handle Cirder sifters and shev.
els, Tongs and Pokers, in great variety, to which
we respectfully invite the attention of purchasers.
w. S. & G. DONNAN,
ses Importers of Hardware No 10 Pearl st.
NEW FALL GOODS AT SUCH PRICES
II AS NEVER WERE SEEN BEFORE.-Hav.
ing purchased at the Northern cities large stock
OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods and being anxious
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.-
i The subscriber soliets the attention of Tobac-
CO Manufacturers to his superior Presses and Mills
of every description. P. RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary. below Pearl street.
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Port Deposit Tannery.

THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his
l. iiienls and the public generally, that he has
considerably enlarged and otherwise improved
his Tannrry, in Port Deposit, and now keeps
constantly On hand, Tor sale, Il general assort-
ment OF
MI KINDS or LEATHER,
including Slaughter and Spanish Sole, Harness
and Betting Leather, besides great variety OF
upper leather, such as wax upper, kips. call
skins, morocco. Innings and bindings, all al which
will be sold low for cash, or in exchange for
hides, or bark.
His increased facilities for manufacturing
leather will enable him to have an assortment
always ON hand, and to compete with city deal
ers, both in point Of cheapness and variety.
J. LEEPER MAXWELL.
B. The highest market prices will be
paid, either in cash Or trade, Tor hides. black and
spanish oak bark J. L. M.
Port Deposit, May 2)th, 1852 3m
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IL to these items should be added the
expenses of the Civil Government of
The new Territories, and the whole in
creased expenses under all the torego
ing and other heads in consequence Of
the accession of those Territories. they
cannot probably be estimated at less
than TWO MILLIONS of dollars which,
with the additional expenditure of the
War Department, would, in round num-
beers, make i6,500,OOO as increased
permanent expenditures on account OF
The new Territories, besides the inter-
est of the War debt.
We have seen estimates carrying the
whole additional expenses Of the Gov
ernment, in consequence OF the acqulsl-
zion of the new Territories, as high as
nine millions of dollars, and the enc We
now make is certainly within the actu-
al amount Sc if the appropriations for
the new Gust houses, hospitals, mlnts,
lighthouses, dry docks, sc. in Callfor-
MIA were included, as those items will
count by millions of dollars.
The final statement of the account
would then stand as follows:
Total expenditures for the years lS3O-5l.....
$lS,005,s1s
Deduct Mr.. Polits war items as al
ready shown............Slo,9 3l, lel
Otheritems, as also shown,
which formed no portion
ofthe expenditure under
MIR. Polk in e time of
reacc......................... S,7G7,47S
Expenses of the new Ter
rilorieS as already esti-
mated ..................... 6,5OO,000
Of I61 1868
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DEATH OF Mr.. RANToUL.-Hon. Rob
ert Rantoul, member of the House OF
Representatives from Mass, died in
W Arlington on Saturday night last.
His death, which was from Erysipelss,
was very sudden, he having occupied
his seat in the House on the Wednes-
day previous. Among his friends. we
believe, Mr.. Rsntoul enjoyed high rep
utation both for character and talents,
but his narrow. sectional views of Gov
eminent policy would always have pre-
vented him from ranking as statesman,
or acquiring any influence with the
mass of the people.
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li,l25,000

FALLING INTO LlNE.-The Madison
Ua.) Journal--which is dead against
Scott-deplores the readiness with which
the Wings are falling into line. Hear
it:
"When we heard the Wings, in the
intensity of their wrath and disappoint-
ment, denouncing the nomination of
Scott, we really believed them in earn
est; but like crowd Of runaway school
boys, they have been slipping back, one
at time, until they are nearly all at
their accustomed places, ready to swear
that the nomination suits them exactly.
"When another nominatlo is made
for President, We shall wait thirty days
before we put pen to paper in expression
Of public sentiment"
This IS all true. The Wings are
falling into line" They 60 for prln-
ciples, not mrn-but in Gen. Scott they
find that they have not only their prin-
ciples represented but a man every way
worthy of their support.-Bah Put
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WOOL! WOOL!

JOHN GAMBLE, JR., continues at proriaeace
y NILS, Cecil coualy, Md. My friends, old
customers and the public must know that have
had all the machinery put in first rate order this
Spring. and that | am at all times prepared TO
manufacture Wool 10 order, the ensuing season,
either on shares or by the yard, on the most
reasonable terms. Barnum's motto is my motto
1--WE study to Please" J. GAMBLE, JR.
n. B. Those Stores which have taken IN
Wool heretofore for the subscriber, are requested
o do so again this season. may y 3m
INRESH BUTTER, Cheese, Lard, Soap, Can
/ dies. Molasses and New Orleans Sugars.
/ .Iuls 10 VIM. ToRBERT.
! DARASOLS.-We call the attention Of the
/ L public particularly the ladies) TO our large
and well selected assortment Of Parasols. which
! : seIlin very low. WIN. TORBERT.
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Che Masses fa-itssSiaagyS'
Seminary IOy Young Ladies,

WILMINGTON, DELn-Thr duties OF this
W Institution viii be resumed on the first
MONDAY in September,
Observation-Disclosures, Rev. A. Lee, Rev. F..
NJ. NandeuSen, Alfred du pont. Henry Intm"r,
aud ]. B. Porter, Esqs. Wilmington, Del. G..
b. MilIaan, and Wan, b, Dean, ESls., Bolii-
morr, Nd. Mr. J. Armstrong. HrgerS'owu. Nd.
Com. Tatnali, Capt, S. +. Dupont. s. Sharp,
NJ. d.. Purser !. o. Bradford, L, 5. n. Lang
don Cheves, COianbiu $. e. aug. 1t
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THE WHEAT HARvEsT.-The wheat
harvest in the Southern and Middle
States, is now over. and from nearly all
quarters accounts concur IN represent
ing an abundant yield. In the sections
of the country where the crop has been
garnered, says the New York Express,
the grain is reported as being of an eX-
cellent quality, and as more Wheat was
sown N the United States last year than
ever before known, the conclusion is
inevitable that the crop IS the largest
one ever harvested. These facts natur-
ally induce the belief that in the abb
sence of any extraordinary foreign de-
mand, the prices Of Wheat and Flour
will rule very low for the next year'--
Ball. .7mertcan.
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DEATH OF A CANpIDATE.-William
Starlight Esq, the Locofoco candidate
for Canal CommiSsionerin Pennsylv ania
died at Brownsville on Thursday last.
The signs Of the times were that Mr..
Searight could not have been elected.
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ABoLITGoNIsT NoMINATIoNs.-The
Abolition convention which met at
Pittsburg on Wednesday nominated
Hon, J. p. Hale of Mass. for President,
and Geo. w. Julian of Indiana for
Vice President.
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Eqgr.s asDy Fer Sale,

A Nero Boy l6ycarS oil will he sold for u
term of years. He is Il stout hearty boy and
we'll acquainted with al! kinds of farm worn.
For terms apply al She Office Of The Cecil
Wing or By ,ctter to the subscriber At Ch"Sa.
Pcoke City.
BENJAMIN CRAIG.
Town Poin, Neck, Aug i4--3wr.
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ANOTHER RoBBER ARRESTED. Rob-
ert Dance charged with being an ac-
complete with Ingram in the robbery OF
Mrs. Walls house in this county last
spring has been arrested and is now in
West Chester jail. Asyet,swe under
stand no steps have been taken to pro-
care requisition for him. Let the
prope: officer see to it.
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The MALs,-We give below The
time of closing the different mails tina.
leave the Post Office at this place.
Baltimore and Philadelphia mails
daily, except Sundays, 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Eastern Shore mails daily, except Sun,
day, 10l A. NJ. Chestnut Level mail
tri-weekly, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 9 A. NJ.
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DIscoNTlNUED.-The Southern Press,
published at Washington, announces, in
its issue of yesterday its discontinuance.
Want of sufficient patronage to support
it is the cause assigned. The SEM or edi-
tor in his valedictory says that there
are now forty thousand doia rs due fol
subscriptions, though the paper was but
in its third year,-Bah. american.
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PUBLIC SALE
TOWN LOTS & COMNONS"

THE Commissioners Of Charlestown will Of
fer at Public Sale on THURSDAY, the 2nd of
September, AT their room in said town,
80 or 40 Torn Lots, md 40 or 80 .7cres
If "Commons,"
adjoining the town; lying at the head of navlga-
hl" water, and in a very healthy and beautifully
located town, these Lots offer strong induce
mcnlS TO capitalists who wish to invest their
money in manufactures.
sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Terms made known on day Of Sale,
By Order
SAMUEL LOGAN; Register
Aug. II '52--3w.
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1.-THE clerks at Washington ar
making an earnest applica ton TO Con-
gress for an increase of salary, on the
ground that all the necessaries Of life
h ave greatly ad, anced in cost.
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Gljs nlarkrts

ELkroN MARKET, Aug. 6.-Messrs
Brown and Foard are pay ing 80 cents
per bushel for Wheat and s. cents for
corn
BALTIMORE MaRKET, Aug. 9TH
Flour, Howard ST $l,O6! City Mills
$500, Wheat new red 81 S. white
DO 20 30; Corn, white, 81; yellow
SO a GA; Oats IS 33.
WILMiN9rN, Aug. 5th.-Flour 81, 100,
Wheat, %, Corn 50. Oats 81.
The REVOLUTION Of 1882 has COM
menced. Old fashions and old prices are rx-
ploded, and the magnificent new suits al Rock
hill & Wilson's are sold cheaper than ever.
Go to IL Chestnut street, corner of Frank lin
Place, if you want To see the progress orthe
revolution, aud 10 profit by its new fashions and
low prices. jan lily
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THE CECIL WING.
ELkTON, MD, AUG. a., 1859.
FOR PRESIDENT:
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
OF NEW JERSEY:
FOR VICE PRESIDENTS:
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
FOR PRESIDENT:
Presidential Electors.
For the Stare al Largc.

TIT 't' D'"Ft 10 1-HTSt'
T. F. BOWIE, JAS. B. RIcAuD,
District Electors.
A. r. SELLERS, of Calvert Co.
]. PHILIP ROMAN, of Allegany CO.
w. ". WATKINS, of Howard Co.
Fl. w. DAVIS, of Baltimore city.
Fl. w. ARCHER, CT Hartford Co.
H. H. GoLDsBoRoUGH, of Talbot Co.
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lst. Expenses ofeuIIecting maritime
aud land revenues $2.04I ops
ID. Expenses OF Seventh Census 672.5O3
Sd. Reiunding dutes on sugar. &C. 49, 5Ss
llh. Dcben lures, drawbacks. &c. 70 .63y
9Th. Reluuding excess OF dates S9G.O2l
9th. Other dcbentures 7?623
It'll. Other items OF duty refunded 5",732
9th. Ocean raail service 1,3G2 ,365
9th. Repayment Of public debt, &C. So ,265
10Th Trust funds 25,,396
lllh. Extra payments in the Indian
department l'5Si.3l9
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New STAGE LlME.-Mr, Joseph Fl.
Scarborough intends running TIL
weekly line of stage between Elkton
and Rising Sun; to leave Elkton on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays al
ter the arrival of the morning trains
from Philadelphia AMI Baltimore, and
connect with the Hopewel and Perry
Vile line at Brick Meeting House. Re-
turning will leave Rising Sun on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 81
o'clock A. NJ, reaching EIkton in time
to take the cars for either city.
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S2l,Sl3,9l5

Dly results from Ire rapld advance u TIE
country.
As already stated, the expenditures for the
fiscal wear ending the 30lh June, ISL: were
SlS.o05,S 1S
Those for the year insi closed, end
ing 3Ok June, 1852, as shown
above, and including the same
items, were 44,l29'"o"
S3.SSO.S1S
Showing further economy of $3.50,
SIS by the Wing Administration in one
wear, which, if continued at the same
ratio for the next fiscal year, and 70:
the four years of Gen. SCOTS admin s.
tration, would, at the end Of his term,
reduce the annual expenditure to about
$25, 100000.
We are fully aware that it is not safe
to make statements for the future on this
basis, where so many contingencies
may occur TO mar the calculations,
though we think that our estimate
would come much nearer the mark
than some OF the prophecies put for
ward officially under Mr.. Folks admin :
istration as regards the fiscal concerns OF
the Nation, and particularly those IN
connexlon with the probably results of
the Tariff Of 1876.
| In Mr.. Secretary Walkers Annual
Report to Congress in lS47, he refers
to the Table &C. annexed to it fer the
probable increased exports of domestic
productions under system OF low du,
ties, for which he gives the following
| figures, viz:
In 1913 1922 ,s9S, 33(
The actual result as shown by ofici'
al documents is that the exports OF do
nestle productions were:
la 1913 $l32,90i, ~
le49 i3I 900 49, 90,
We sincerely trust that we shall no
err to the same relative extent as the
above in our estimates of the probably
reduction of the National expenses un
der the present and ensuing Wing Ad
ainistrations.-.Nat. MteNtgencer.
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TIE CHESAPEAKE Cry AFFAIR."
We learn from the States Attorney
that an investigation OF this affair will
be made to-day. 1t is full time there
was something done in this matter.
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The Late Elections,

The election held recently in North
Carolina has doubtless resulted in the
choice Of Reid the Locofoco candidate
tor Governor. Somemof the Locoioco
papers are growing over this result, but
it affords no indication that The state
will be carried for Pierce. In 1880
Gen. Taylor received 7.776 votes more
than was cast FOR the whig candidate for
Governor at the August election Of the
same year.
The returns from Iowa render the
election of both Wing congressman
probable. The same cauSes which
operated on the congressional election
in Iowa will secure the west for Scott in
November. The uncompromising opp0-
sition CT the Eocofocos to river and
harbor Improvements will work the ruin
CT their candidates IN those states that
are interested in the measure.
In Missouri two Wings, two Locofo-
cos, and Benton, Independent Loco,
have been elected.
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SCOTT IN MARYLANn,-All the talk
about the disaflection in the Wing ranks
in Maryland is mere gas, and those
who indulge in it know so. Maryland
is as certain to go forScorr as ii did for
Harrison, Clay and Taylor. In st.
Mary's JOHN KEY andITHos. D. MoHGAN,
both democrats Of standing have with
in the past week come ont for Scott.
On the Western Shore the fire is burn
ing rapidly, and from all parts of the
state comes the news, that old Mary
land will stand in the foremost rank IN
November.
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REHABILITATION.

lol"i SlO,914 ,l5l
bequesthed by Mr.. Folks Administra-
ton to it's Wig successors as war ex-
penses, except about 100000 for the
anterest or that portion ofthe debt which
existed previous to the war.
The other expenditures, as detailed
above, which formed no portion of the
annual charges upon the previous ad-
mir s.ration, were:
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IT, Macauly. the historian, has bean
elected to the British Palliment from
the city Of EdlnJurg.
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otsl

IuVS1 80, I
The entire expenses Of the Govern
ernm ent for the fiscal years 1850
81, agleeably to the annual
Treasury Report, were $3.50
Deduct the two foregoing amounts
of $l0,95l 1874 and IS, 797,479,
which formed no portion of The
usual annual expenditures under
Mr.. Polk 1876
Leaving 49,
The expenditures for the same OBJ
iecls under under the administra-
lion OF Mr. Polk in time Of peace
were 26.j
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-24
SEA BATHING, HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA

T1NHIS large and magnificent Establishment having
i been recently purchased by the Subscribers, to
which they have at great expense made extensive
additions and alterations, is open for Visitors.
Surrounded entirely by Salt Water, it affords every
facility for Sea Bathing and offers great inducements
the Traveller pursuit health pleasure Situated
directly the Bay and in view of the Ocean, presents
magnificent prospect, while the Fort, the largest
Military Work in Country, affords to the Visitor
beautiful Pr0nlenddes and various sources OF interest
There large and we'll arranged Bath Houses, with
Hot and Sho,oerBuths open at all times and fine Surf
resulting from Sea Bathing, and the Sea Breeze,
becoming daily more known and appreciated
No place can be more healthy, possess finer CHI
mate than this through the entire Summer and FdH
Months Fever and Ague, and Bilious Fevers are
tirely unknown Our Drinking Water is not excelled
by any, tn the Mountain Region.
We have find Band Of Music, and Ball Room,
which for be-uy and magni6cence is unsurpassed in
our Country, open every evening, Free OF Charge.
New and extensive Bowling Alleys Billiard Saloons,
and Pistol Gallery erected the past season.
The Hotel is complete in all its arrangements: active
and efficient Assistants have been procured and no ex
eron will be spared to render it, in all respects, the
most agreeable and interesting resort in the whole
country.
The Steamers from Norfolk, Richmond. Petersburg,
Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and New York,
land Passengers daily.
Terms. Board, per day, 81 90; by the week, at the
rate OF 81 70 day persons staying month, or over,
81 so per day. Child and Servants half price.
No Charge for Baths, to Guests OF the House. except
for Warm Baths others than Guests, 25 cents each.
No Charge for Omnibus. No Charge for Porterage.
The Omnibus and Baggage Wagons are always in at
tendance arrival of the Boats.
Letters for visitors should be addressed to the" Hygea
Hotel.''
J. P. REYNOLDS CO.. Proprie,ors.
May 24th 1852 81
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ISAAC PROCTOR.
Successor to the late Firm of Oliver and Proctor
Merchant Tailor,

A the old Stand, s'UGLY ROW, opposite the
IA " GIRAFFE, - five doors below Williams, Hay
WOOD Cos Drug Store, has recently returned from the
Northern Cities, (Purchased) and has received large
and Gall say) we'll selected assortment of goods in his
line which, rom the universally lodged rePuta-
ton of the establishment he deems entirely
sary enumerate but will simply say his assortment
comprises every article belonging to the wardrobe OF
gentleman.
In addition to his complete stock of unmanuacfured
goods he has fine assortment of READY MADE CLOTH
ING, of his and foreign manufacture-al of which
he would be pleased to exhibit, free of charge.
With sincere tha nks othe patrons Of the old firm, and
of their he them effort pains
shall be spared to give them entire satisfaction.
Gentlemen whoare disposed to patronZe the North,
in preference those who surround their hearth
stone, he particularly solcts give him call If he
does not give them good [better tting garment
they obtain at any fashionable establishment at the
North, then he is 6 naun1!''
Mr.. G. L. GOULD, the talented pupil Of Mr.. OLIVER,
is still with him. and his cutter is rarely
equaled, never excelled.
Mr.. p gives his attention to the Panaloons and Vest
department. They speak for themselves.
Gentlemen furnishing their own goods may rely upon
their receiving equal attention with those purchased of
the 9 Emporium
Cutting done at all times and at reasonable prices.
In conclusion, he will say, although the 'BUGG !"
has left him. he retains in his varied departments gen.
une chronological skill.
Raleigh, May oath. 1852. 57-tf