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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-26
\ NEW WORK, published this day

A NEW WORK, published this day
"A An Odd Volume of Facts and Fictions in prose
and verse, by Mrs Julia Mayo Csball. in one volume
Emo, neat paper covers-price so cts
The publishers respectfully call the attention of
the public to this little volume especially the COM
munity OF Richmond. Apart from the interesting
contents OF the work, the profits arising from its
SAFE, are 10 form the nucleus of fund for establish.
ing work house in this city.
my2l EagIa $50,
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NECOND SUPPLY OF MER

~ ECOND SUPPLY OF SU MI III f Il
~ GOODS.-CHARLES HARTWELL & CO
l07 Broad stteet have now received their second
supply Of new Summer Goods, consisting in part
of rich figured Challie Robes; rich figured Bareges
and Tissues; satin plaid Bareges and Grenadines I;
French Lawns and Jaconetts rich figured India
Silks; low priced Lawns, in great variety plain,
plaid and figured summer Silks Mourning Goods
Of every description; French and American G.ng
hams.
Mantillas.-Just received fresh supply of
Mantillas also, black silk Fringes for mautlllas
French Embroideries in great variety and very
cheap; plain and embroidered white Grape Shawls;
white and colored embroidered Grape Scarfs; to,
gether with good assortment of housekeeping
Goods, all of which we offer at low prices, at
my21 CHAS HARTWEIJ e. cos
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.eesss FOR BOSTON, Positively the first
- vessel. The fine fast sailing schr WIN
GREGORY, having most of her cargo engaged and
gong on board will have dispatch. For balance Of
300 packages Tobacco, (who!e boxes 20c. and 2 4
boxes at l5c) apply to
my 30 POBT RANKIN
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CLOTHING AT COST-STOCK FOR SALE
" STORE FOR RENT am now offaring nv
entire STOCK OF READY Made Clothing at cost, and
any person wishing to purchase the stock, a great
inducement will be offered. The stand cannot be
surpassed, and the stock is all seasonable and man
ufactured expressly for this marxet. desire to
move to Gait rnia, is my only object in selling out
This Is no humpug; trial of which will satisfy
anybody wishing to buy.
L. HYNEMAN,
90 Main street
~ B. WHOLESALE dealers are requested TO call, as
we VIII sell cheaper than the cheapest
my 22-lm*
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AIDES: LADIES Away to the Cheap
u Store of MiLLHISER e. BRO, 1913 Broad st.
Reduction in Prices!-seiling Off.-As the
season is advancing, AMI having very large stock
OF desirable Goods On hand, in order to reduce
them, we have determined to Offer every article on
hand, from Grape Shawl to a Cotton Handkerchief
at reduced price WE ae confident that such
call soon, cannot be had every day On hand
Barge de LANES, Bareges, Lawns Ginghams,
black ana coiored Silks plain and dotted Swiss
Muslins, Cambrics, JAG connects, Silk Laces; every
article in the Domestic line, such as 4 Bleached
Cottons st. extremely the at cents; Pillow Case
-. oleached, at 10 cents per yard; 1000 Linen
Handkerchlets at prime auction cost Call soon
and secure some of the cheapest Goods ever offer
ed IN this city, at MILLHISER & BROS,
my y 1913 Broad street
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l OCkETS, PINS, CASES, FRAMES,
- &C, FOR DAGUERkEOTYPES- have
Just received alarge and beautiful assortment of
the above Goods, in which we will place Daguer
reotypes at prices low, nnot ten per cent lower,
than they can be had in this city, for the same
quality OF Goods and style of Picture. Pictures
taken in clear or cloudy weather, of children or
adults, and warranted never to fade, and satistac
non given or no charge made, Lockers, Gases.
Frames, Places, and every article used by Daguer.
| reotypists, Tor sale low.
MINIS & WATSON,
800 Main st, (Msnsiun House) Richmond and
Sycamore street, Petersburg Va sno7
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- ICHMOND MANUFACTORY-G
Hand Silver Pencil Gases; the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by experienced workman as any
in the United States, and second TO none.
Spectacles of various kinds, and those ground
by ourselves, positively restoring the sight as near
al tihcia means can.
The Ever Flowing FOuntnin Pen, modern
invention, combining skill with simplicity, and no
doubt as expressed by many, "Ths inUention of
thss age For further particulars please call at the
office and examine for yourselves, to the utility
workmanship, and durability and decide whether
it is reality or humbug.
Mandatory at the corner of 18th and Main st
office in room formerly occupied by the Richmond
Library.
Pens repointed and warranted to stand
ap3 RICHMOND MANDATORY.
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TCECKEAM FREEZER, AND WATER
L COOLERS.-A large assortment of Patent
Freezers from quarts to IL quarts some of which
Will make Ice Gre am from Is to 20 minutes Wa.
ter Coolers Of various sizes, from to gallons
OF the cheapest and most approved kinds. For
sale at the House Furnishing Store of
l.. GINTER.
my 22-6t 1877 Main street
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EACTs FOR THE PEOPLE--W6z;. :.
LIN I nat ZEN. CHILES & BALDWIN,S sa,as
sun keep ahead the large ocr ss,ss
owns S sse fact etSS, a, the city Il IS
ter styles goods better ts and :, oest work bet
than the small deal, possibly aiard Ptiees,
well known fact that man who sslis LIZ II Is
thousand dollars worth OF goods yearly can
twenty five thousand Call at sens
myS No. lO2 Mai. Sea-,
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DRY GOODS.-WILLIAM f. WARREN is
II offering at his sand, l4l Eagle Square, full
assortment of Dry Goods for ladies' and gentle.
mems wear. His Dress Goods department COM
prises choice patterns OF Bareges, Tissues Bare ge
de LANES, &c, in the hano soonest combination of
colors; and in the department tor gents wear can
be found a complete and desirable assortment OF
Cloths. Cassmeres, Drillings, &C. In Gloves, EN-.
broi deres and Hosiery his stock offers satisfactory
inducements. In connection with the above will
be found supply of beautiful Mantillas of various
styles and in different colors; also, black silk Man.
tilla Lace. nv ls-t20iu
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81 FOR RENT.-Tne upper part OF the
III House occupied by Baker e. Tinsley, fa52
Broad street) Possession given on the LIST day d
June. This house has all the conveniences Tor d
large family or boarding house Apply to
my It'll BAKER & TINSLEY,
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Range of the Thermometer
AT J. w. RANDoLPHs No. l2l, Main street,
YESTERDAY.
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= ..I|@|7T| a@3T8 7.3- = #E7s 1919 -
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ANGEL WHISPERS, Ar WEST & BROS

Schr Rainbow, from Richmond, arrived at Bos
O.lI,
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MATTED, IMMEDIATELY, two youn,
W LADIES. who are competent Mlliners. Al
Mrs SWORDS Millinery Establishment oa5
Broad street, shockoe Hill mv6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

snd these sged men end pictured n fhs earnest
narraiions OF their children, the vary sslEsams
things IN whish they were themselves once a. In
tsDssly Interested.
As The college has been in session only one week,
il is dfficult TO essimafe the number Of studsnts
New members are Offering every day. TIE fresh
sase has already reasoned l IL, and the average
number in each uudergradn ste olAn VIII prob Ably
not be under Ito. The new Department. OF civn
A. Norton, has commenced operations. Already
twenty-five students are engaged The friends of
this department predict tor II very large attend
not more account Of the opularIy Of these
branches 81 the present moment, than for the Yell
known nbility Of the Professor, and bis personal
qualities which endear him 10 all who come nader
ms instruction.
The other departments are filing mp.
In the Chemical school. tho death OF Professor J.
Norton is much felt He was young and rising
genius. Fret in the precs hence Of beth time and
qualification ss he stood in the science OF ssical
tursi chemistry, in this country, be has Ieft no
peer behind him, and his place It viii be M inpos
sibihty at present to nh.
Ae no estimates have yet boen made Of the
professional students here this year, form
calculation as to the aggregate Of students In the
University. IL will doubtless exceed that Of last
year.
The planet Venus is holding levees here by day
light i found myself amid large company Of
admirers gazing at her briiiiancy to day, ~ u NJ
The FUN was unclonded, and Jet she overcome the
glare with which he would fam have yelled her
beauty.
Sir Charles Lyell, the Distinguished geclogist, and
Lady Lyell, are honoriDg ms city with o visit.
They enjoy the highest eetsem, for = tfne
nobility Of oharaoer as VOL rank, OF all who are
privileged with their acquaintance.
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sHTEREsTING LETTERS.



WAsHEeToN, Sept. %, 1852.
.Espal- SsrdWy Resssdy-7fs Pierce and MI
syEdU lfa1-Cayiiol Marble Wisls--6rchiss.
WaL1 and Has Pla~s-Sam Sirong Secretary
efhs Esioior-Issa1s Asylsns, &c.
Hon. J. p. Kennedy, Secretary Of the Navy. with
Commodore Shubrick, Chief Of the Bureau OF Con-
ssussion, Equipment, and Repairs, viii be with yon
q Monday night, and ready for official visit on
Tuesday morning, ss the HERAID has alresiy an
Asunetd. TIE Secretary wants TO look into the
Navy Yard, and into the Japsn expedition, and some
rshsr cf Uncle Sans matters in and around Gotham
He is q clever gentleman and prompt Secretary.
Gen Pieree's private secretary, (wno, by the way.
N n relation and nAmesske of Daniel Webster,)
reached here this morning, with the original letter
sf Gel. MAgrudsI, the suthsnticity Of which has,
Won know, bsen doubted by the inscriptions and
Serpersie Of the whig prees. II has been examined
n. the Adjutant Generals Office, and to morrow's
Sunday Unios will contain certificates, 60, offs
gfnuintrots.
The marble walls Of the new Capitol are rnising
their bright, white facee 10 the suns light. TIE
admirable plans Of the United States architect,
Tbonss W. Walter, ESQ are being handsomely
snd faithfully executed under the mastery diroe
hen Of CSpt. Samuel Strong, of New York-the
rposs fsmons of your Hiram Abiffs. The designs Of
MIR. Walter for the extension OF the Capitol seems,
MOON The closest scrutiny, to be the very hes. that
could have been originated. They are fauliless
Eeereiary Stuart has Teinrncd 10 the Department
Of the Interior, after week or two ~ he country
residence, Gear StBuntop, Virginia. He is able,
efficient, determined officer. lie js examining The
EuhuIbs OF the metropolis for the selection Of SHE
for the Insane Asylum authorised by Congress We
trust DO will repudinte bad sites and low priees,
ks ought in public contracts Of great works.
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oar Trenton Correspondents.

lkkNroF, ~. j., cSpt. ~, lo9z.
Fge-IMs Ttmpoanee Cosyeniio~ -ErqggeGhd
Siats4assa.- The Maiae Lao, SC.
About half past Twelve o'clock last night Gre
broke ont IN the foundry Of kessrs Bottom, Tiffany,
& Co adjoining their large maehine shop, near the
canal, il this city Owing 10 the promrsnees and
efficiency Of the Ire companies, who were on the
spot slmost at the very moment the alarm was
given, the flames were very coon extingnished. TIE
loss is estimated M fonr or Ave hundred collars,
which was covered by insurance.
The temperance meetings which have been hold
here for two days past cosed Inst night Addresses
we're delivered by the Rev. John Chambers, of Pha-
deiphia. and Rev. David Graves, q Methodist minis-
ter. At the cloee Of the meeting, meek spirited
gentleman, who said that he was an agent Of the
Biblo Society, and who disclained all intention to
met liquor dealer in bis travels uho haa the har5i
hood to assert that the ladies we're 80 anxious 10
get husbands, that they wonld rush into the arms
OF reelng drunkards rather than not be married.
The particular point and object Of this statement
was net apparent
The Rev. Theodore Z Cuyler was called out, bu.
he declined to make speech until after his return
from 8 contemplated visit to s'thBt good man, Neal
Dow, would suggest to fir Cuyler, that If he viii
stop at the best hotel in Portland the place Of Mr..
Dow's residonee DO will see liquors and wines as
freely FOLD and drank at any hotel in New Jer-
sey 'the Maine law TO the contrary notwithstand-
i5g Il ne does not, his experience will be different
from mine IN that city = year ogo.
Il is stated shat thousand delegates attended
the State Temperance Convention here The num-
Der did not exceed, by aotual count, four hundred
and ninety.
The issue is now fairly made, "the Maine
law ard nothing less" and lie to be carried into
the next State election.
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Domestic MISCELLANY,

Dr. polite Tflcou was drowned nj New Orleans on
the 1uth insart by the upsetting Of skh In the river
DR. T. at time had very large practice as physi-
clan but latteriy he Withdrew from the profession lie
leaves widow Ave young children and large circle OF
relatives and iienda, to mourn his loss.
The next meeting Of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
ofthe United States win be held at Philadelphia, the
bret Monday IN September 1853 when tho Grand Officers
elected during The session JUST closed viii be installed
The inhabitants Of the borough Of pottyl,e Pa have
commenced the erection Of monument TO Henry Clay
after design ~ r. IIcuson Esq The statue IS to Be
dorc cour misc Of cast iron. 63s feet tarDg from
base Of congiomerate rock the whole rising 1873 feet.
Henry 8. Benent, Joseph Mccormick and George
CcnDer escaped from the state prison at Columbus on
tie night Of the oath inst rewafd OF sIOO each IL Of
tered for tLeir apprehension
Fletcher Brown, industrious and much respected
citizen OF Ossn, lost his life Whilst raising The cor of
Jaw mil, on thc13th inst
fire occurred at Rochester on the 20sh inst which
dettroytd four ooopcrs' shops The damage tring
"od Uncle Phil" aged Loo years died at Grove Hil
tiarhe county Ala the 18th inst lie the oldest
man white Or black, in the county ana was buried on
lneidAy night by torch light, In the presence Of large
number Of negroes.
1t h believed that several Of the recent res il Troy
we're tel W gang u vagrent boys actuaitd By the
nciom desire 70 witness the connagra.ion
william HJrds aged 90 years. carpenter, and residing
into the Gasn at tho foot Of Lumber street on the 26h
Instant while intoxicated and was drownol lie leaves
o wife and two children,
Proyinceo~n whaling schooner was In the outer har.
Dor Of Goucester the Gath instant, with whale along.
tide which they had taken the day before In the bay
The total debt Of the city OF Charleston s. 81 ss2
$50 Oh. The oaount In the sinking fund Is S0337l6 20
leaving SSss sos So yet TO lie provided for.
An Inquest held the ~ til infant says the 10.
chester Democrat Of the 2sth the body Of Mrs Love.
land who was killed by the at Adam Basin on Sun
day She was aged 80 years, and leaves husband and
five children The verdict Of the jury follows -
That she came to her death by the striking her
by her own careessnees and neglect In attempting TO
the bridge when the cars were In sight and We ara
Of the opinion that there grounds Of asnrt
the engineer for not giving the notice the law requires
boy, apparently twelve fifteen years old was
found dead the railroad track Tyngsboro Mass
last week IL 10 supposed no fell from the train In his
pockets we're found pIstol and eight cspis
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J6plEs GoEpcY BEESTTT, ESQ
Dear su-In an article Published ii TIE HERALD
81 last Friday. under the title Of the Album Of
the Imperial ard Royal Family Of Hayti," You
say
. The pictures done 70 the order OF Soulouque,
BIZ CoTradi, and reflect great credi. on the artist
fcT their truthful doiineation."
This paragraph contains an error, which trnst
sou viii allow me 10 point ont. Mr. Corradi, in
stead Of being the sole artist and editor Of the
Album, ag i implied by your statement, was only
one Of the hthographers employed in It's execution
The real and only editor and proprietor Of the work
il hr = Hartman, a French artist, who had per-
severance enough to proceed personally 70 Port au
Prince, at his own expense, and 10 take the daguer
feotypts Of tbe principal pewonnges Of the Hay ten
empire. Mr Hartmann then returned to New York,
ard carried out his enterprise of the publication of
the Album Of Hsyti," at his own risk and ex-
pense In this work, he has received the assistance
rot only Of M. Corradi, but Of Mesrs. DAvignon,
L. G. CIehcn, OFT, 6everyn, and. Grozelcr
Feeling certain that those errors ! have pointed
erroneous information, take the liberty Of repeat
ing my confident hope that you will give place TO
this correction. am, Sir, yours very truly,
tn LACOMBE.
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TREASURE BURIED on BosToS COMMON A Mr..
John Griffin petitoncd the city eoyernment vasts,d..
,or permission 70 dig hole Boston Common six fsst
s Tor the purpose Of obtaining $1,000 woh hs
the war Of the revolution secrcted during tho
tines preceding sad war Grimm nys he "a Door. ana
wants the money bed. The petition was rpfssrsd 70 the
0o"his'ee on Inc common --Bsstsn Pest Sept. 49,
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RATE OF TAXATION. in Boston, the rate OF tau
alton ia 81 40 on 81 000 Charestown 50 50 ssiem 50
y0 New bedford So so; Worcester ~; Northampton,
So 75 Amesbury 81 Lawrence. 3o Beverly 80 90 Med
Nerport a TO- In stonehsm the rate Ia thirty dollars
ON one thousand bu this extraordinary rate In eonss
quence Of the recent vote Of The town 70 build Town
Uoupe.
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ALE OULIsh'fbs NAV INV IT, otFI I-Jl
Tho Literary Contest-Yhs Plana VenuS Vtsu Of
Sir Charles LyeR, SC.


The Literary Contest-The Pana VeauS-Vtsh Of
Sir Charles LyeR, SC.
Yesterday an interesting day in this college.
It's close brought issue to this years contest be-
fween the two leading literary societies-the " Ii
SoEian, and the " Brothers in Unity The strife
is in reference TO the acquisition Of new members
from among the gentlemen who have recently
tered college," is their respectful sppellston
here. To gain majority, each society bestirs t..
sef months beforehand, sets powerful machinery
TO work, in which ell It's energy and ts best talent
is put into requsition, and forgss al its usual lite
rsTy exercises in its devotion t. ito one grest OBJ
Get. This eectiOnse1ng becomes = mater Of as
earnest Importance TO the oollegian here, as tae
Presidential elections viii be to aim hereafter when
nc becomes a citizen of the country At large. This
ueparation for a future poliicalfe is certainly not
abad one; and, though the system has its dsadyan-
tages it, on the whole, is means o. decided benefit
10 all engaged. il is withthis view ofthe case that
bo Faculty allow Of the thing 10 close the strin,
after al las been done that is possible in private
way, there is, on a set day, public presentation,
by each society, OF its meris, and the aemorls
ofits antagonist. This they cal tN statement OF
fAots" Three orators appear on each sids-pieked
ueu-vho belabor each other with hearty good viii.
The fscts are ap to be wouly stretched, aud some-
bmes tortured into such phases se - oe naldly re-
csgnIod By their best friends. BIT s-ratagem y an
night IL war, and Il the honest irefhmeh arc ohly
l5nd enough 70 swallow every thing whole, - mat-
tsu not how many plays upon words ana fkuiuiiy
nSnSixs ihuatlons Lave been UsSd ~ thsAf delU'
day yesterday va consumed by
favor q |
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-08
MAYORS COuRT March G

ASLEEP IN THE OLD MAKET HoUsE-A free fellow
named Vanderson, found asleep in the Old Market
House Friday night was arraigned He stated he had
been at work on board vessel Rocketts-had taken
two drinks and being tired and sleepy had stop
ped at the maket for the purpose of resting spell,
when he unfortunately tellinto deep sleep Discharged
with direction not again to rest in the market
AssAULT-Dora Tinsley, German amazon, was ar
raigned upon the charge of beating Thursday last
free coored woman, who lived near her residence on
Cary street. The charge was fully sustained and Dora
required to find security in the penalty OF $500 to keep
the pc ce in default of which she went to jail.
FISED.-Capt. Jinkns reported one of Messrs. Lacy
Carriers drivers for driving too rapidly through the
streets, and his employers fined 81; he also re-
ported German named Shuty, for similar offence and
caused fine to be placed to his account Capt White
reported Mr. Gilmore OF Gilmore & Clarke, for creating
an obstruction in of the streets on Shockoe HILL
and caused fine to be imposed.
COUNTERFEIT NOTES.-The learn from officer Pearce
that on Friday last negro man called upon citizen
and offered to sell him 300 note on the Northern
Bank of Kentucky for 81 So The citizen directed the
negro to tarry awhile he going into the street;
leaving him to infer that he would take the note on his
return. He sought officer ofpoce; but upon return
ing found neither negro note The note said to be
cunsily executed; contains the signature off," NJ Til.
ford President" and M T. Scott Cashier" and is.
made payable in Richmond to C. Hawkins No 47s
letter A. The public will be on their guard when thew
learn that several notes of this description are already in
circulation and efforts being made to add to their
number Ofcourse no regular business man can be de-
ceved by this clumsy counterfe but all are not husi
ness men and the unwary liable to be victim
ized
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ohnson, Of Virginia, IS here.
WEBSTER DEMONSTRATION.

New York, March S, 10 P. M.
The Grand Webster Demonstration came of
this evening at eight o'clock in Metropolitan
Hall. The meeting was organized by the
choice of George Griswold, as President, with a
large number of Vice Presidents and Secreta-
ries.
Mr.. J. M. Ebu2ts then read an address re-
| commencing Mr.. Webster for the Presidency,
after which Moses H. Grinnell offered resou-
ton that the Wings of New York having I'M
limited confidence in the integrity and patriotism
of Hon. Daniel Webster do unanimously pres
emit him to the American people as their can
didate for the Presidency, subject to the decis-
ion of the Wing National Convention.
Mr.. G. prefaced his resolutions by n few re-
marks, and upon putting the question it was
unanimously carried.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs.
Slayer Tallmadge and others. Mr.. Choato
was loudly called for but did not appear, and it
was believed he was not present. This occa-
stoned much disappointment and the people,
when Mr.. Tallmadge commenced, began to
leave the room.
The weather was very murky, and the hall
was scarcely half filled.