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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-15

- Several Of the New York papers are
continually at ioggerheads as to their, respec.
i've clrculasions--sach claiming a larger mum.
Der Of readers than its neighbor. Ii you are
all correct on this point, genilemen--and II,
Dispatch is too courteous 10 doubt your vera.
ciiy-what . the use Of qpausllinr
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SINGULAR PRoPHECY.-rhe visit of cele-
brated person to the Latin school, and the fuss
made about ii, is a remarkable fulilment of the
lines in Horace-"De arte etica."-139.-
"Parturiunt Monies, nescetur ridichlus muss.D
Boston Post.
The Post can go up to the head of the class,
and the boys may take a recess.
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EMIGRATION TO LIBERIA.-It is said that
the number OF emigrants who will sail for Ii
IBERIA the present season will be unprecedent
eddy large. Twenty, from Pennsylvania, have
recently applied for passage to the N. Y.
State Society, and as many more from New
Jersey. About seventy will sail in May from
New York, and quite number more from Bal.
tmOre and Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-15

A judge and joking lawyer was convels-
ing about The doctrine of transmigration of the
souls of men into animals. SNOW" said the
judge, suppose you and l were turned into
horse and an ass, which would you prefer to
be - The ass, to be sure" replied the law
yer. "Why 7" reioined the judge. because"
was the reply" have heard Of an ass being
judge, but of horse-neyer."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-15

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE-Among the last mar
riages recorded in the Vienna Zcitung we stumble
over Herr Liebesel Kaiserlich Koniglicherdriter
neutrality-suspicious. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
sstiut and Sandy Lachenmayer Kaiserlich Renigh.
liche Observation-Disclosures Tochter.
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin is accountable
for damages sustained by those who attempt to read
this announcement
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J. CADwALLADxa EvANs.-This notorious conf
denee man who figured for while quite conssicu
ously in Richmond, and who was arrested here
was convicted, on Monday last in the Philadelphi.
Court OF Sessions, of forgery. His sentence ha.
not yet been pronounced. He was found guilty Of
forging check on the broadway Bank, New York.
purporung to have been drawn by Mr. Twitchsn,
OF Philadelphia There are, We believe, other aim.
liar charges pending against this selfimpor,ant
rogue.
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ZEN. SCOTT AND THE CoMPRoMIsE.-The
Republic OF Monday contains letter from the
Hon. Edward Stanley, in reply to the WASH
ington Correspondent Of the New York Ex.
press. He denies the statement that General
Scott was only u favor of the four first Com.
promise measa es, and asserts that, he supports
them all.
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THE GRAVE OF NAPoLEoN.-Rev. J. M.
Bertram, clergyman of the Baptist denomina.
ton, has been preaching for some years past,
on the Island of st. Helena. He is now in
New York, endeavOring 10 raise funds for the
erection OF two Chapels on that Rock, one of
which will be very near the tomb of Napoleon.
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The great Indian diamond, Koh-i-noor, be-
ing, from its present clumsy cutting, useless
as an ornament, it is proposed to re.cnt il in
symmetrical form, probably an oval, such as
would involve the least diminution of size,
consistent with the proper development of the
colored spec trum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-15

How TO GET RID OF RoAcHEs.-Take the
green peel of cucumbers, cut it up in thin
strips and sirew near the assures of the Aoor
rom whence the vermin issue. Repeat this
remedy for three or four nights, using fresh Gu.
.umoer peel, not very thin, every night and
Inc pest will be completely eradica,ed
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SENATOR SoULE.-A Spanish lady, writing
from Washington, proneunces this gentleman,
whom she met at large party, to be "the idol
of the Washington ladies'" So says the South.
ern Press.
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A land slide occurred on the Troy and Rut.
land Railroad, near Granville, Washington
county, on Thursday last, instantly killing
three men, and carrying away large portion
Of the track, and with il q Locomotive and
train OF dirt cars.
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The screw steamship South Carolina, the
pioneer OF the line between Charleston and Lii.
verpool, which sailed from the former city ON
the TN insi., 10 said to be the first steamer
which ever left Southern por, for Europe.
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A NEW AND CERTAIN WAY TO CATCH A
BEAU.-ltis stated, upon good authority, that
when Dutch servant-maid wishes to go to a
dance, and has no swain of her own, she hires
a cavalier for the occasion. A beau who owns
an umbrella receives double pay.
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WKDkEsDAYs April ~.
eenase.
A motion 10 reconsider The vote by which
the tai bill was rejected on Friday last, still
keeps the rejection Of the bill from being re-
ported 70 the House. No action was iaker on
Il to-day.
The resolutions from the House, in relation
70 procuring plan for statue house on on the
ington, was indefinitely postponed.
The bill from the House, for the election OF
County Officers, magistrates, Shefiffs. Clerks,
etc. eic.,) was passed.
House Of Delegates.
Mr.. Robinson, of X. City, from the Commit
tee for Courts Of Justice, reported with sub
stitute "a bill concerning the terms OF the Car
cult Courts"
Mr.. VERIFY reported bill TO transfer the
funds of the Hampton Academy TO the free
school fund of Elizabeth City county.
A communication was received from the
Senate. informing the House of the passage by
that body of the House bill prescribing the
times of the commencement OF the offlc1al
terms of the Judges under the amended consti-
tution," with amendments, which were agreed
10 by the House.
Bills were reported incorporating the Mount
Carbon, the Trinal, the Vernon, the South.
west, and the Cabell Mining Companies.
Mr.. D0WDIngs from GpeCidi SohHiticC, IS-
ported bill providing for the purchase of a
clock for the Hall OF the House ofDelegates.
A bill was reported by Mr.. Robinson, of R.
CITY. from the Committee for Courts of JUS
tce, concerning the compensation Of jurors
and their qualification and manner Of selection
in certain cases.
MIR. Dunlap offered a resolution, requiring
the First Auditor TO report to the House the
names of those persons who were members OF
both the late Convention to amend the Consti-
ution and the General Assembly at the session
of 1S50-5l, who received mileage and per diem
pay as members ofboth bodies, and the amount
so received by each Of them.
On motion of Mr.. West, the resolution was
indefinitely postponed.
BILLS PASSED.
Abill extending the time for the completion
of the Morgantown Wire Suspension Bridge,
with an amendment thereto by the Senate
and t@
Bills for the relief of Peyton l.. Richards
John T. Arnall, Allen T. OVERLY and james
Thomas. tf 4
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COMMERCE. OF GEoReErows, d. C.-Du,.
ing the last week, more than ten ,hou. . ~ !. !.
.e's o. hour and three thousand tons Of coal
besides large cargoes ofwood, grain, hav a.
reached Georgetown through the canal
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DINNER OF THE oDD FELLows--In our report
OF the Odd Fellows celebration in yesterdays "a.
per, we omitted to state that the very elegant and
sumptuous banquet partaken Of by the several
Lodges, was prepared By Mr.. Paul Kimbrough, in
mis- usual superior style. Mr.. ks taste in these
matters y unexceptionabie. and the necessary com
pick ARRANGEMENTS attendant upon serving up :
dinner for several hundred men. were carried Ont
by him to the entire satisfaction Of an pre.ent.
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Omccrs Of shocksc Hill Divisio. -
-, =. Of r., for the present quarter. ;n.,.ses:
April 5th. 1852, by L D + Mifiiu Ladd. snd ,s'ied
gust, Jr, G John King, w r n Crumn 70 A !
H Mason, r 8 WIN Glenn, T ii Mo5,sa . J
James Gray, @; n Howell, s ;BM Mas,s. " 4
s; d Miller, WP ID Brown, Chap.sn' y
Meets Monday evening, at 81 O'Clock.
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Quick PROGRESS OF THE "MAGUIRE."-
kossuth left Montgomery, Ala, last Wednes-
Gay morning, passed through Augusta, Ga,
and arrived at Charleston, s. c., on Friday,
where he remained till Saturday evening, and
then departed for Wilmington. He stopped
only haitian hour in this city; and at no place on
the route does there appear TO have been any
public reception or demonstration of any kind.
His rapid return from his Southern tour would
seem to indicate that. Notwithstanding his re-.
pugnance to parade, he is not par,icu lary
pleased at its absence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-15

The anniversary OF the birth of HENRY
CLAY, who was seventy.fve years old, was
celebrated by the Wings Of N. York ON Mon.
day, with a grand banquet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-15

V The Turkish name of America is Yen
kee Doonea-not Yunkee-Doodledom but the
Turkish for "New World" This discovery
has been made by Bayard Taylor, who is wri-
York paper.
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bI-hbftOOh q hEEVE.
ap H-6t IFS Broad stree

Ey 1t would hardly do for any one to have the
temerity nowadays to question the excellence Of
DR.. Hoofands German Buffers, which are PREPARED
by DR.. c. III. Jackson. In OF dyspepsia, liver
complain and derau cement of the digestive or.
gans their many vir ses have long since been made
plainly apparent They purge from the system sSs
morbid humors which retard the natural functions
and bring paeness to the cheek and suffering to the
brow Ttey Danish those clogs upon happiness
and restore the system to high health. an i4-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-15

The CAPITOL ExTENsIoN.-The joint
enlargement has been finally passed. The
workmen get no pay while "waiting ORDERS"
but they will get immediate, employment
The appropriation of FIVE hundred thousand
dollars it is thought, will be absorbed by the
Ifso, the work will stop, though there is a
plenty ofstone and sand.
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70 Who that has suffered with that most tor.
menring of all things corns, but will hail with inv
the great Arabian Linmentl If persevered in. K
never fails to cure and is just good for almo.t
all diseases which require external application
and for animals. no medicine ever discovered he,
prov ed SO eficacious H. e. Farrelps Arabian Lin
iment See advertisement
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., corner
of Main and Nth streets, Richmond, Va.
an l4-6t
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MARRIEO

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev Mr. Csmnto, -
CHARLES A. HUNDLEY, of Charlotte conn,r ~.
Miss FANNIE, daughter Of Edwin EdmunSs :. %
Prince Edward. Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-15

The receipts of the American Tract Societv
Tor The month Of March were--Donations.
$ac,o0o 81 Publications sold. $4,000, 90
the same period.
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az Only 12 I-2 ana x5 cents for BIZ.
lOus Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr.
gative Pill knOwn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
Or ANIlBiLiOUS PILLS are the best Pills, a.
!nousands VINO have used them declare, for purify
ing the blood, carrying OFT all bile and producing
. healthy tone to the liver They are called ,gal-
road Pills., because they 60 ahead OF all other Pills
in their good effect.
DIR. RosE's celebrated Family Pills for Indiges-
non, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also In
great demand-price % cents and tor sale by Pur.
cell, Ladd Go, Ade & Gray, Gaynor & Wood,
A Bodeker, Bennett Il Beers, R. r. Duyal, o. A
Strecker and J. Blair. ia2l-ts
- SEAYREs, CELEBRATED
~ LIVER PlLLS-Preoared from The Mass
Ss az the R0ekb'idge ga diam Spriags.-
1hese fils are confidently recommended %
having all the virtues of the water, and IN
many cases they are preferable In dersnge-
meat OF the stomach aud bowels or want Of
action IN the liver, their immediate effect upon the
hver and Kidneys especially, entitle them TO public
consideration. II the patient be bilious they search
out the bile and expel it from the sysien- unlike
all other Pills, they may be taken with IMMUNITY,
irrespective of weather,) there is nothing n
them calculated TO injure any one In cutaneous
diseases and erapions OF the skin, of whatever
SORT they are sure remedy, and particularly efca-
cious IN diseases such as females are subject to.
dropsies, fatulency, &C., &C. These Pills may just
iy be styled an universal remedy, q they are de-
cdedly the best In use for the cure Of all diseases
ASSautA6 AVhA Aip8ulof nhpitA AlxeT t1e3f IL
has been continued Tor time, the whole SYSTEM
becomes invigorated, aud the patient IL restored %
perfect health. They are carefully prepared and
put up IN walls of 100 81 each. liberal discount
viii be made TO Drugsists
For sale BY J0HNd. SEAYRES, Columbian Ho-
tel Purcell, Ladd s. CO., Main street. 81 u Zschrie-
son & Co, Druggists, Broad street, O. A. SEeckers
Druggists, Market Bridge, Richmond James Cooke
Y Co., Fredericksburg; Rushtun, Clarke 4 Coz
New York; Dyott & Son, Philadelphia; 3. L.
lroecher 4 Co, Macon, Ga; r j. sampson, Pow
hataa CT House; n. T. Wstsius, Halifax Court
House; g. II. Jones q Co, Petersbarg; w. =.
Gilman, Washington, D. c.; Walter II Miadietons
Farmy.lle, Va; II. g. Archer, Danyilie; Coleman
y ROgcrs, Druggists, Market street. Mortimer =
Mowbray, Baltimore; and Druggists geaeFallys
Wholesale and retail. ie3
H Da9uerreetypes, tnaprevea Light
and Increased facilities for taking Do
gucrrcotypc Likenesses. -Parenis wal now
have NJ opportunity y obtain tue most nsausitsi
and artistcal pictures pt their ehLdTen. Tee sae-
scs1bers reputation In this important And dildcnM
branch 81 tho ART being faily estnbllshe be hvpos
20 merits continuance Of the pubiic pasronssW--
For Family Groups, and copying dsgueIfsoupeA
- thas tight Win b foand ver4 sspestor.
nAn rs Isl Ma ssissk
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r. Clncinnatti the broad dag stones usually
laid down Tor foot passengers Il he crossinrs
= Z, me Streets, have been superseded By iron
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FfsrD.--A y Greentree was duly fined b, 8.
Mayor yesterday, for placing obstructions unor !
pavement 10 front Of his store, in the 49, :.
boxes. Reported BY 1t johnson. fs y
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- To the voters ef H.,-;. :,

X 49, ~ Inc vOtcFB Oh ffeUriCO Cau.
49, ty.-Fellow citizens AT the soi.;.s
zion of many friends in various parts of the conn.
hereby announce myself, as old through re- "
dunn OF other papers some weeks ago, candidsts
for the ofhce OF Commonwealth Atfornswo
for Henrico county, with the assurance tbst 4.
elected, its important duties viii be discbsr.,l1
with promptness and fidelity. se1
Respectfully, your fellow citizens
Kap l5-4tH John Nj pAv,c
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~ A Dangerous Affair.-The man vh.
FORCES weapon to furnish further assistance 10 III
powerful artillery of woman. directed against he
hearts Of unarmed men, must be terror to bach
elorhood. The aid which Bogle's Hyperion Fluid
for the Lair, and Hcbeaiona TOR The comnlex:osA
renderst when used by the fair sex, the most po ~
erfui ally of Cupid that is known. Sold by the in.
ventor, at 277 Washington street. ~
For sale in Richmond by
sEABRooK & REEVE,
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W>EA RIES, &C., at 10 O'Clock, GLAssW snl,
at IL O'Clock This Morning, by an
ap 15-lt DAVENPORT ALLEN A. 70
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70 Major Reynolds is to command the
battalion of U. S. Marines which is to 60 to
Japan.
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49, services 10 the public in the various
branches of his profession.
Office in the basement of bis dwelling, on 4th
street, between Broad and Marshall streets, End
door from the corner. no27-6m
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MORE TEsTI.n1bNY-V

k MORE TESTlDONY.-We have
O>SA juss learned from lady in this city, who
has been afflicted vito Dyspep-ia for several years,
that by the advice of fead she was inducedt to try
Bakers Celebrated Premium Bifters, af.
ter having used number OF other prescriptions
without any effect and that four bottles of it has per-
fectly cured her Of the disease, and she Is now az
healthy as she ever was in her lfe This is but an
addition to the thousands of testimonials in the
hands OF the proprietor showing conclusively that
it is the best antidyspeprc tonic now in use For
chocs, loss of appetite, weak and disordered
stomach, and such other diseases as arise from in.
digestion, these Btters have no equal, while for
ague and fever and biliouspess, If t.ken according
to directions, they are sure cure. As spring
medicine for children, these Bitters are unrivalied
and every housekeeper should keep them on hand
and use them freely during the spring months
few bottles, judicously administered, will ward of
many distressing spells of fever. Give them trial
Price only so cents per bottle
TO be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores Of
A. bODEkER, ADIE & GRAY, BENNETT &
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD & CO., and GAYNOR
& WOOD, Main street; IL. BLAIR, VIM 7. LADD
and SEABRoOk d REEVE, Shockoe Hill
la
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AusTIKos Couar This cnurt was oeonp,>d
sssrS,sy wiA ne Transaction Of cva 6usiness
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ATTEMPTED observation-disclosures .isv. ..
Richard Alvey, on Tuesday night, after lea.ing .
fence, hoisted the window of Mr.. Anderson,s ,oh..
co factory and while in the act of entering-i. is
supposed Tor the purpose of stealing--was caught
" mr. Early gentleman who occupied room
near the window. The case was continued pntil
20 day owing to the absence ofMr Early, who was
suffering from sudden attack of sicknesa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-15

E DIR. PAR kER having removed to
D~-GA Franklin street, few doors below the
Exchange, and opposite 10 Trinity Church, his
former office Corner of Mai and 18th strees) d
for rent 1t has been occupied as physician Of.
flee for ten or Twelve years past ap Sim
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To the Citizens of Richman,

- To the Citizens of Richmond,
49, and Strangers Visiting the City.
II you wish to have your hair cut end dressed in
the most fashionable and tasty manner, ana your
wbiskers changed to beautiful black or brown,
then eau at the American Hair Dressing, Shaving
and Shampooiug Saloon, under the American He.
tel.
N. blot, cold and shower BATHS at al
hours. Price 25 CENTS or five tickets for 81.
an IL
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"SELF-GENERATISG GAs."-The good folks
of Washington have recently obtained "new
light"-not from the gas daily evolved in the
halls of Congress, but from an invention just
patented by a Mr.. Ephraim Howe, of N. York.
The IntelligenceI describes it as being, when
ready for use. a fluid, which becomes convert
ed, by the action of the lamp in which it is
used, into an inAammable gas, affording
strong yet clear and soft light, and not subject
to explosions like camphene and other burn
ing fluids. 1t can be sold at about sixty cents
per gallon, a price about one third the cost of
the ordinary coal gas, and far below that of
the usual oils and burning fluids. A single
Jet OF light from this gas is said to equal three
or four jets of the coal gas of the manufac to.
ries. Such are some of the alleged merits of
this new article, all of which, of course, we
shall be ready to believe after we have seen it
thoroughly tested. In the mean time, our
Richmond grocers have our full permission to
continue the sale of candles; and the off.
GERS of the gas works, to whom the readers Of
the Dispatch are indirectly much indebted for
their daily enlightenment, are requested not to
cutoff our supply until further notice.
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susPicIoua.-Everitt, negro lad, slave 10 Jo-
seph Mosby, was arrested on Main street eby the
watch, Tuesday evening" upon suspicion of steal.
ing pair of ladies' slippers and pair Of white
stockings found in his possession. Everits said
ina ne found them near the county courthouse.
There being no proof Of a commission OF then, ,hs
boy was discharged on yesterday by the Mayor.
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HALVES IL. SUTTON, NOTARY
D>A PUBLIC Particular attention paid 10
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments, and
COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds. Office ia
the Law Building, Richmond, Va
i will pay the market price for Bounty LaIi
Warrants. fe o7
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solhrrs MAsiauf.-This evening Macallisser
wiii give smother Of bis attractive exhibitinnA-
Tue popularity and successful character Of hs en-.
ssrsainmsnss are evidenced from The largo and bril-
liant audiences that nightly throns the ihe.rra
de y, indeed the King Of Maeirians. =
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oTkALiNo.-The case OF Ellick and Andrew,
slaves to n. u. Thornton, charged with stealing an
umbrella, cane and book, Of the value OF %, from
D. Gildersleeve. ON the 18th April, was taken up for
examination on yesterday By the Mayor. but officer
Warrington having only succeeded in arres.iug one
negro named Andrew, the case was continued until
to-day.