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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17
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fS6K SGFFUTK AND PORT H6f.fsis

l. The favorite and beautiful Steamboat Az.
gusta, Capt. Wn c. SMITH, having been tho
roughly overhauled and repaired, and furnished
with new Boiler and new main Shaft, of wrought
iron, has resumed her Place on the line via the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad and Port Wal
thall The Cars running in coAnexion with he,
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning az
o'clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave NorfoIh On
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at sunrise.
Fare to City Point, 81 90
De. to Capes or Grove Wharf, SC
Do. to Norfolk and Portsmouth, .s 90
Servants, to any point between Richmond
ana the 1roVe,- &C
Do. to Norfolk and Portsmouth, .1 50
Children under l2 years of age, half price.
Meals SC
10 ior sel :--.-.-----. %
Servants travelling by themselves must be fur.
nished with two passes, so tnat be retained
at the Office and it must be expressly stated on the
pass that they are permitted to go by cars and
steamboat. THOS. DODAMEAD.
&C 6-dtf Superintendent
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS,
FROM


SHIPS. LEAVES. For DAYS.
Pioneer. New York. s. Francisco March Is
Franklin. New York Havre. March l3
America Boston Liverpool. March II
Sierra Media New York. Chagres March II
Arctic. New York Liverpool March 90
D. Webster. New York. . San Juan . March 90
FL Dorado New Yo k. Chagres March 20
Asia -----, New York Liverpool. March "a
Georgia New York Chagres. March "A
c. OF Nan r. Philadelphia. Liverpool March 25
.. States New York. .Chagres. March 90
Washington New York Bremen . March 81
Niagara. BostoH- Liverpool. March 81
Reindeer New York S Francisco April
Norm Light N. York Chagres. April 10
FROM EUROPE
C.. of Msn'r. Liverpool. - Philadelphia March 3
Washington. Southampton New York March 3
Niagara Xiv erpOol. Boston. March 6
Pacific Liverpool. New York March 10
Europa. Liverpool. -. New York March 10
Canada --.- Liverpool. -. Boston, 49, March 90
Baltic ---.. Liverpool. -. New York March "a
Africa. ---- Liverpool New York. March 27
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EnhAGhANr PASSAGE AND REMIT.
TANCE AGENCY.


GihA1hANr fASSAGE AND kEMIT.
TANCE AGENCY.
fASSAGE TICKETS IN THE OLD ESTAP-
LlShED SWALLOW TAIL LINE
" London and Liverpool Packets.
ciRIENELL, MlNTURN a. co, OWNERS)
xa. The undersigned are sole Agents IA
afor the sale Of passages in the above go
Inc, composed of The following frs, class ships:
New Word, Queen of the West, Constitution.
Liverpool. Ashburtan Albert Galla,in, Constantine
rank Henry. American Congress, Cornelius
Gfinneii, inde pendence, Yorktown, Prince Albert
sir robert Peel, London
for the accommodation of ennisrapts and IN
prot ct them from any imposition, we win diyert
SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards, Sanford & Co., London. for am,
snaonnt. from 81 upwards payable al anv bans y
Inc oniIed hingdom without discount
Arsnmen wishing TO send money to their
I.rhas or bring them out from the old con ntTy
"iii mad our Drafts and Passages the nost reliable
~ ADAMS CO., No. S, 18th stree.
an BUSHELS CL0VER SEED
~ JOG do Herds Grass do
20 do Timothy al
Receiving for sale by
nm 10 B. McGRUDER 4 SONS
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And between Baltimore and Philadelphia. 90
And between Philadelphia and New York .----.3 90
For Let class passengers, and 81 for each for I'd
class do.
Besides the through and direct connection named
above with the main Northern Rou.e, it is proper
to state that through tickets direct can be obtained
at the Depot of the Baltimore & Ohio Raroad Gem.
pany, in Washington, for Pi;tsburg and Wheeling
via the Ralay House On the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
u iHle "a houIs).- I'll "
Between Washington and Wheeling
Cline 80 hours) ----..-.--...-....-....l2 SO
For through tickets to Washington and Ba1ti-
more, or other information apply at the ticke. Of
fee.
1t is deemed proper, in addition, TO state, for tho
information OF passengers that four daily lines are
In operation between Washington and Baltimore,
by means of which the traveller who, through
business or pleasure, has been delayed in WASH
ington, has it always in his power to proceed at
convenient hour directly on his journey 70 any
point north OF that place THOMAS SHARP,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE R, F. & p r. R. Co,
Richmond, Feb 20, 1852.
P.S.--The Night Train will not stop to take up or
put down passengers, except at the following sts-
tons Cottage, Tayorsville, Junction, Chesterfield
Milford, Ginney's, Fredericksburg and Brooks
fe 81 rs
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T EWIs WEBB & son OFFER FOR
IL SALE
los hhds New Orleans, Gpar. strictly
prince
80 do Muscovado
Is do Porto Rico
ITO half boxes Loaf, Stewards, Have
meyers and MoIlers, and Lo- SUGARS.
vering
100 ban rels Coffee
60 do Crushed
60 do Powdered
200 bags white Brazil
&c khos prime new crop CaEde-
IS d. Muscovado
10 do Porto Rico SMOLASSEs
Barrels New Orleans
10 do Stewards Sugar House
Syrup
275 bags Java
$50 Laguayra CopDr,
100 do Rio ICoffhh-
25 do Old white Augustine
SO chefs Black and Green Tea
1000 sides ole Leather. good stamp, and good and
poor damaged
go DO Upper do, wax and russell
So boxes Winches,er's Tallow
so DO Adamaniine (Star
brandy 5CANDLES.
25 do Sperm
25 do Hurs Patent
Soaps Of various brands
Barrel. Or Tanners Tsmn soIL
SIS bbls Cut Herrings
ITO do No Mackerel
80 do and half do No do
hhds BAG q Sides
25 kegs and 10 bills Lard
100 barrels Tar
80 barrels Clarified Vinegar
IS cafes mass Licorice Paste. Ynuris, J C & Co,
and G G brands
80 do superior stick do, r g brand
IS tierces Rice
400 kegs Nails and Brads
Hoop Iron
ATcher's Virginia Axos
500 bags Shot, drop and buck
Bar Lead
1900 Gunny Bags, Grain Bags
Gunpowdsr. sporting and blasting
Painted Pals. Pepper, Pimento Ginger,
Chocolate. Salt Peire, Indigo, Copperas
starch, Hops, Bed Cords. Leading Lines.
Cotton and Hemp. Candle Wick, Irvine
N. 51scpeF-Wrirns, Letter, Wrapping, &c. : S.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
NEW HARDWARR STORE,


THE undersigned, having formed copartner.
i ship under the style end firm of P. T. MOORE
d CO., for the purpose of conducting General
Hardware Business in this city, have taken
the store No. e6, MAIN STREET, three doors be-
-' p. T. MOORE,
w. McLAIN.
p. r. MOORE & Co., IMPORTERS AND
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE, have received per ships Constitu,
ton, Ashburton, and Great Western. full aid
complete assortment of English Hardware dlreHt
from the manufacturers, In Birmingham and SheI
field, and also from the manufacturers IN TINS coul.
try. We are In receipt of an extensive assortment
Of American Goods Our stock OF HARDWARE Is
now very complete, consisting in part OF
Buck, bone, ivory and WOOD hid Table hniVes
and Forks
Ivorv.handled Table knives and Forks in sets, 81
pieces
Rodgers Wostenholme's fine pocket Cutlery
Common pocket Cutlery, Of one, two, three and
fosr blades
Razors Scissors and Shears
Trace halter. fifth and well Chains
Stock pad cupboard and chest Locks
Carpenters genuine and imitation Rim Locks
American Locks, various patterns
Flies, Chisels and Plane Irons
Waidron's grain and grass Scythes
Wedding and killing Hoes
Anvils, Vices, and Smiths Bellows
Castings Nails, and Horse Shoes
Eaylor& Cos Cast and Shear Steel III .;o.
Marshalrs do do do IAN sizes
And allother articles usually found in Hardware
stores. Having purchased our goods exclusively
for CASH. we are enabled to sell on the most favora
BILE terms, and are determined TO do so for cash,
10 punctual customers on six months We re-
specially solicit our friends and the public gene
rally to examine our stock.
P. T. MOORE e. CO.,
&c Main street.
The subscriber, for many years in the employ.
ment of Messrs. w. s. & G. Donnan, of this city,
takes great pleasure in calling the attention of his
friends and the public to the above He trusts that
with many years of experience in the Hardware
trade, close attention to bis business and ear
nest desire to satisfy all who may patronize the
firm, to merit the confidence Of the public general
ly. P. T. MOORE.
fe 25-3taw4w
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From the Hon. Peter Minard, onecf the Oldest Set
tlersin Illinois.

tlersi Illinois,
1t gives me pleasure to add my testimony to fne
virtues of your great medicine. One OF my blood
ed horses had a swelling over the cap OF the knee,
about the size of hens egg. Some said it was
strain and some, that it was the joint water from
the knee, and could not be cured tired Oil cedar
on if, and all the liniments and ointments, and
they did no more good than water. then, by per-
suasion of my friends tried H. g. Farrel's Arabian
Liniment, and was happy to find it take effect
after few days. and it finally cured the noble ami
NAL entirely. | think it is decidedly the greatest
Imminent for horse as well as human flesh, ever
knew.
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON
THE SUBSCRIBER. at great cost has fitted

DRIVATE BOARDING.-Slx or eight gen
L teel and orderly gentlemen can obtain board in
private family, by making application at No. II
Governor street. NH Sim
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OAFsUGAR.-75box boxes efaaTf'. 1-o.5,s,,.----
- ~ barrels Crushed and nalverissd sus. : ~ -.
sA,s * EDWIN WORKMAN & co -
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r. MORRIS d CO.
successors OF D. PAINE 4 co.,
Managers Of Lotteries.
Grand Schemes for March, 1852.

SJ3,,y5, 1900, 7,o00l
Susquehanna Lottery. Class No ~, to be
drawn at Baltimore On Wednesday, March l7th.-
7e numbers, Is drawn.
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AaB IL fA1Ls, receiving Yer steamer. ~
~ sac BY
nah 10 WILLIAMS 3 bROTHkM
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A @ 50; C
TREAT NORTHERN NAH. ROTTE.-

u New and Comfortable Schedules.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHIL ABEL.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE-On and az
ter the lst of March, the following quick and COM
Portable schedules viii be over the inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich.
mond, daily, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock p NJ;
arrive in New York, daily at 81, A. NJ, and 81 P NJ
Fare to Washington, LIST class seata g. so
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nElGHT NOriCE.-On and aiter f6;.
ns.e no Freight viii be received at the Demo, ~
.n5 nTs a,Ie Daasiiie Railroad on TUESDAYS
other days until 6P. N. : a. On all
"a aa a. JOHN H. OSBORNE.
20 - sup't TRANSFORMERS
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T Orders for Tickets IN any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the mist prompt and confden.
alattention, if addressed 10 F. MORRIS e. co,
Managers, or to c. w. PURCELL,
NH Richmond Va.
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70 MS TtuuCeu pTICeB.
Extracting Teeth 25 cents Plugging Teeth with
silver or tin so cents, with gold IS cents; Artificial
Teeth, pivot, So So on silver plate 50; on gold
81 Upper sets, on silver, S25; on gold $50.
His Artificial Teeth have beautiful imitation
gums. His little volume on Dentistry can be had
from him. NH
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vices TO the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
Office AS, Main street, Eagle Square.
REFERENCES Professor c. B. Gibson, Prot.
c. p johnson Rev. DR.. Howell, Rev. J. Taylor,
Rev Ro Rylsnd. A. G. Workman, NJ ID and VIM,
F. Butler Esq Richmond.
Professor C.. A. Harris, Prof. Thomas E Bond,
Prof w. R. Handy, Prot. G. o. Cone, and ester
Noble ID d g. Baltimore. re 25-3m"
The daily union., 1852-07-04
THE UNION: WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING. July a 1852

less eminent than those which you possess having
difficulties 10 encounter. have obeyed with heTosm
The commandment from which you have sweryed, main
tanning that noble order OF existence through which
even the poorest Slate becomes instructive chapter
IN the great history Of the world Shame upon you
Switzerland, without colony without helping hand
from any court in Europe. has held for centuries her
footing on The Alps. Spite OF the avalanche, she bid
her little State Sustain, 10 peace and plenty the children
10 whom she bad given birhhas Trained Them up IN Tue
arts that contribute TO the seeury the Joy Tue dignity OIL
ite-has taught them 10 depend upon themselves. and
for their fortune TO be thankful 10 0hcous stranger
and though bood.ed cloud is breaking, even whist
speak, over one OF her brightest lakes whatever plaque
may issue from IL be assured Of ihisthe cap Of for
egn despoiism will never CLEAN again in the market
place OF Altonf, Shame upon you Norway, with
her scanty popuatlon scarce million strong, has
kept her flag upon the Categat has reared OF
gallant sailors TO guard her frozen shores year after
year has hufsed upon that soil harvest TO which the
Swedes lay no claim has saved her ancient laws |;
and 10 the spirit of her frank and hardy sens com;
rns the freedom which she rescued from the allied
swords when they hacked her crown al Frederick stad
Shame upon you Greece Whota the Goth. nor Turk,
hath spared not, has flung the crescent from
her Acfopos, has crowned King in Athens, whom she
calls her own has taught you that nation should never
die that not Tor an idle pageant has the blood oi heroes
heaps Uf learned dust has the fire OF Heaven issued
from the trbune's tongue Shame upon you Holland,
with the her foe, from the swamp n which you
would have sunk your graves has bid the palace and the
warehouse coser than the palace, rear their Ionderous
shapes above the that battle at their base has
Outbid The RialtO mas swept the channel win heT
broom Though for day she reeled before the bayones
OF Dumouiez, she sprang 10 her feet again, and, with
The cry. Up with the House OF Orange" struck the i-
colo.ed flag from her dikes.
And you, who are eight millions strong; you who
boast every meeting, that this island is the finest that
the sun looks down upon you, who have no threaten
ing sea to stemno avalanche 10 dread you, who say
that you could shield along your coast thousand sail,
and be the princes Of mighty commerce you who by
the magic of honest hand beneath each sky,
might call plenteous harvest from your soil, and with
the sickle strike away the scythe OF DEATH you who
have vulgar history 10 read you. who can trace from
conquest-ibe relic OF religion more ancient lian the
Gospel; you, who have thus blessed thus been gift
ed thus been prompted what is and generous and
and skuk in sores and rags upon this favored land
you will congregate in drowsy councils, and when the
very earth is ioosenng beneath your feet respectfully sug
poor, bill"
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and also TO punish peruries committed before them; and
this likewise is without any express provision Ia The
constitution for such purposes.
And lastly, there two provisions in the eonstltu
ton the one directly alter the olheI--he first foI the
surrender OF fugyes from justice, and the other for the
surrender OF ugtyes from labor and il follows. the
principles already stated that the right n Congress
to make all laws necessary 10 enforce these provisions,
aud has been settled by the Supreme Count Of the
United States.
is ridiculous, then, to suppose that Mr.. Jefferson,
when he prepared the Kentucky resolutions did not
deTsand perfectly that Congress had the power and
constantly exercising H. TO provide for the punishment OF
resisting obsuucDg in their duty the officers OF the
and OF the customs and. indeed all other officers
acting under laws OF Congress passed 10 carry into exc
cuton The express powers and provisions contained in
the constitution.
II is really wonderful, too, that fy-four years after
the passage OF the Kentucky resolutions IL has now, for
the st time. been discovered that they declared null and
void all acts OF The character just stated And still
wonderful is this attempt TO make Mr.. Jefferson be
fool. the face OF the fact that the Dow-slyed wbie
party its various changes of and character or
the lawyers would say, OF its s'name STYLE and de-
scrption," has not unirequeny shown desire TO con
tend or the character OF genuine Jsonian republicans
A. B.
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From the Albany Atlas.
The Remnant Of the New York Volunteers

The remnant of the New York regiment OF volune ers
in the recent with Mexico, understand, intend
making excursion to this city and Troy on the % Of
july They will be under the command of Col. Ward
B. Burnett, and will leave New York city Friday eve
ming. July 9 They will be received here by Col. Frs
bies command, comprising all the military 10 this city,
who will make everything comfortable for the guests.
During their stay in this city they will be reviewed by
The governor, and at Troy by Gen. Wool.
The volunteers will muster about eighty muskes, and
will be divided into four skeleton companies. commanded
by Capt Morton Fairchd, Capt Addison Farnsworlh,
will bring with them the colors OF The Tegiment-those
which they carried with them with 30 much honor
through the campaign.
We regret say, that OF the eighty who will COM
prise the command of Col. Burnett the OF this
visit. there will probably be fewer of the Albany compa
ny than OF either of the nine others which belonged 10
the regiment Capt Farnswor,h is the only surviving
command of the lamented Van Olinda. On The death Of
Capt Van Olinda, Lieut., FarDsworlh took command OF
the company and soon promoted 10 The rank oil cap
tain. Our tizens will remember The exciting interest
created by the meagre appearance OF the ranks oil thus
company when returned 10 this city at the close OF the
war The chances of war, well disease caused by
foreign climate. had proved most unfortunate Tor them
further redced by tue workings OF the diseases contract
ed 10 Mexico and confident citizens will
perence renewed interest IN the company which acqut
ted itself no6ly the battlefield, rejecting credit
alike the city from which they hailed and themselves
Capt Farnsworth is held in high estimation by his
choice succeed him in command During the campaign
was his constant endeavor TO ascertain and supply the
wants. and since its termination they have always found
in him soldiers friend. He in fact, most worthy
successor of the chief who noby fell the head OF his
company, urging them forward to the assault.
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Old Point Comfort.
HYGEn HOTEL, Old Point Comfort, Va,
l5E

HYGEIA HOTEL, Old Point Comfort, Va,
June 80, 1852.
Mr. EDITOR After the fatigues of a winters cam.
pairn, and being for many dreay months encased in
coats and heavy boots exposed to the biting winds OF
northern climate, do find myself snugly settled for
month least in the airy and comfortable apartments OF
the ar.famed HYeEn."
have been here week, and pleasantly and agreea-
by has the time passed, that IT seems only day The
air is purely healthy, and the bathing delightful, the
ball room magnificent, and the ladies heavenly
have visited Old Point many occasions IN past
wears but never have met with such socabe and agree
able company those collected at this splendid
tablishment Pleasure OF all kinds and varieties seems to
be the order of the day The spacious billiard room.
bowling. saloon, and shooting gallery, constantly in
operation The aerial car cupids chariot for ladies'
recently erected in front OF the hotel attracts
considerable attention. and affords Little amusement TO
those who avail themselves OF this new invention OF
pleasure .
magnificent display here every evening will alone amply
repay visit Here will the vister meet with the rank
fashion, and beauty OF the surrounding cities and towns,
among whom noticed very many from your city. And
should the vister feel disposed he Join IN the may
waltz the quadre, the polka and indeed, all the
fashionable dances OF The day During the intervals the
excellent band (Which. am informed is engaged for the
season. plays some OF the most popular airs
The hotel is under the entire direction OF Mr. r. h.
Fullet-Gomerly of Fuers City, and the United States
hoels--wbose liberal catering for the table deserves
especial notice He is assisted in bis arduous duties by
Mr. John f. Ellis Both gentlemen, by their courtesy
and attention. have rendered themselves very popular
with heir visiters. The business OF The hotel is con-
ducted in manner that reflects the greatest credit upon
every person connected with IT,
Nessrs Reynolds & Co.. the spirited propretors, have
gone TO great expense in improving their bole and
am pleased 10 know, from present indications. that the
public fully appreciate their exertons 10 please.
In haste. yours truly, ~
The daily union., 1852-07-04
Hon. Mr.. Gentry, o Tennessee.

The following letter from this distinguished member of
the House intended for publication in the Republic
but that paper has until Monday mosing the
author has requested 10 give il place in the columns
Of this mornings Union 1t affords us pleasure to COM
ply with the request and to place before readers the
correction of a statement which attracting much
public attention
TO The Edio, of The Republic:
81 SIR: request the nse Of your columns correct
msstatement which am Informed has appeared in the
Baltimore Sun, and perhaps other newspapers, 10 The
effect that the President has offered appoint me TO the
office of Secretary of the Navy. made vacant by Mr.
Graham's resignation, aud that declined 10 accept IT,
The President has rot offered confer upon me III at
honor, nor have asped to it. Justice him requires that
should not permit responsibility to attach to him, re-
ating 10 which he has not assumed and duty my
self requires that should not by my silence will
ling to appropriate distinction which has been con-
ferred upon me. Respectfully
M. p GENTRY.
WASHINGTON CITY, July 3.