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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-10
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EKEAT NORTHEIiN Man ROTTE.EE

Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and Frenchtown line, so
Between Philadelphia and New York 3 90
For lst class passengers, and 50 on each for ID
class do.
Besides the throug and direct connection named
above with the main Northern Route througb
tickets, direct be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company, in WASHING q.
ton for Pittsburg and Wheeling via the Raisy
House on the following terms
Between Washington and Pi.tsburg-
Cline "a hours. s1I 5G
Between Washington and Wheeling
- NliHlt o@ nOurs)- 30
For through tickets to Washington and BaI,i.
more, or other information, apply at the ticket OF
fce.
1t is deemed proper in addition, to state. for ths
information OF passen GERS 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.
lngton, has it always in his power to proceed at
convenient hour directly on his journey to auy
point north OF that place. THOMAS SHARP,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE R., F. ?. R. r. Co,
Richmond Feb. 90, 1882 {
fS.-lhe Night Train will not stop to take up or
put oown passengers, except at the following sta.
Mons Cottage, Taylorsvile, Junction, Chesterfield.
hlIord, Clnney s, Fredericksburg and Brooks
N; by order of the Postmaster General. no
mail tram will be run between Richmond and
washington on Sunday nights.
fe 81 TS
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nm BIZ THE STEAMER ROANOKE,
III have received csses OF those beautiful wh.s
attention of all gentlemen who appreciate an ella.
CANT and comfortable head covering
JNO. THOMPSON
81 Main street.
P. ST. have still on hand full assortmen. Of
Canada Straw Hats, also every kind Of Hat
that ancient or modern history gives any account
Of. 1T.
10 %
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
DOORS FOR THE HOME CIRCLE.
ID NASH 4 WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square, have

4
- NASH 4 W0ODHOUSE, Eagle Square, have
received
Dollars and Gents, fourth edition, two vols Il 90
Queechy, by the author of the "Wfde, Wide
World" 10th edition. two volumes
Hoods up the Rhine, with wood cuts, two parts
SIS cents fine edition. IS cents
History of the Electric Telegraph 6vo-Sl
The Polypi of the Larynx, &C., BY DrH dreen'
evo-S1 -,
The Memorial to J. Fenimore Cooper, svo u
Journey to Iceland, by Ida Phieher, l2mo-Soc'
| fine edition Soc
swallow Barn, by Kennedy, plates revised
| 81 IS az.
Book for Corner by Leigh Hunt-25c; fine edi-
! ton 40c
| Kinds Popular Treatise on the Solar System
| 25c; fine edition Acc
Wide. Wide World, 18th edition, 1vo-1 50
Claret and Olives, by D Reach-25c; fine edi-
ton 40c
Home Narratives, edited by Dickens-25c
Layard's Nineveh and its Remains, unabridged
81
Heads Faggot of French Sticks, fifth edition-sl
" alks ana Talks of an American Farmer in Eng.
land-25c; fine edition 40c
Hoods Own, with comic wood cuts-25c; fine
edition 4Oc iva
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DENTAL sURGEON7

NH K 4. CHANDLER, (grsduate IS ~ ~
N1EIN Baltimore College Of Dentsl s 7, ne
ry) offera his professional ,s &c
to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity. e'''ees
Office ls5 Main street, Eagle Sonar.
REFERzNcEs.-Professo c. B. Gibson Pr.
sor c. p. johnson, Rev DIR Howell Rev . res res
Tor, Rev Ro. Ryland, A. g. Workman. Mn iay'
VIM. F. Butler, Esq, Richmond ~ ana
Professor c. A. Harris, Professor Thorn, ,
Bond, Professor w r. Handy. Prof C, q CT. Z
and Lester Noble, d. D. s., Baltimore. N'asi
nv 5s-3ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-10

a. HOUSE FOR RENT.-A small 1ene-
III ment on Leigh street, near 3rd, can be had in
few days. II will be rented for the balance OF the
wear with the privilege OF using the hydrant till the
first of November without charge To the renter.
TOLER & COOK,
jy2I General Agents.
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III FOR BOS1UN AND PURITAN ND,
Sl11ak First and only Vessel" The superior cop
pered and copper fastened brig Sophia Capt Small
is now ready to receive freight as above and vii
sal Friday, the 9th inst, with all possible dis
patch.
For freight or passage, apply to
au4 ROBERT RANKIN
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~
Flowers, Ribbons, d C, and being de @se&
sirous OF reducing the stock considerably before
going North, will sell all now on hand at prea,
reduction. MRS SWOkDS;
aus Millinery Ware Room 225 Broad street.
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NEW BOOK w. RANDOLPH has 4

y SAFE,
Designs for Cottage and Villa Architecture, con
tanning plans, elevations, sections, perspectives,
views and detail- for the erection of Cottages and
Villas, by H Brooks many hundred plates: Lon
don-$3
Select Designs for Public Buildings, consisting of
plans elevations perspective views sections. de-.
tails, of churches, chapels, schools aims houses,
gas works, markets. and other buildings erected for
public purposes, by s II Brooks Plates: London
o.
No 10 Dickens Household Words 6tc.
Mics Sewel's Journal of Summer Tour from
the Lake of Constance to the S;mplon, she.
Oendorfs Primary Lecture in Italian, by G w
Green, A M, Soc.
Class Book of Poetry for the use of Schools or
private instruction, by Eliza Robbins, author OF
American Popular Lessons, 75c.
A Journey to Katnandu Qhe Capital of Nepoul;)
with the Camp Of lung Bshadoor, including Sketch
of the Nepouiese Ambassador at Hume, by l. Oh
liphant Appleton's Library: soc.
jy %
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4 s0oeLAND's t.EkuA> biiiE ..
a A supply OF HoohsDd's Gefnsa i''ssis ~
- ~ @ sgABaooK 6 RkEfk,
" 10 i7a dread street
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t,iCHTf 4 no U SAN FEET Id
1o,0oO do white Pine Boards and Plank so Ofo dc
seasoned Oak Boards; $4,000 do DO inch button.
wood 10, on do IA inch C heart Step Plsnk' nos
landing from board schrs Telegraph, Canton anG
Ashland for sale a''
my l4-ts r e. G. WUTTFIryD
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'f'HOMfsUNiAN MEDiCINEs.-A 1ull
L supply of Composition, Cay enne Pepper. Wo
mans Friend. Bayberry, Mandrake, Lobe ia, Blood
Root, Spice Bitters, Number Six, Black Root, &c
for sale by BENNETT d BEERS,
iV 80 Dmy. ISIS Main
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FOR RENT.

@J FOX KENT-The upper part OF the
~ house occupied by Mr. David B. Franklin, on
Broad street Ii has five good rooms and two
closets, and in the yard are good kitchen and a
hydrant The premises have lately been repaired
throughout and may be taken in possession imme-
diately, st a very low rent, say $50
TOLER COOK,
au General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-10

49, MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT
H= The subscr Der having taken the FLOYD
HOUSE offers for rent this House on Main street,
No 35h. 1t has nine rooms, and a kitchen win
two rooms, and is well arranged tor a Boarding
House having been recently repaired and painted
Possession can be had Immediately. Price S275
Applyto JOHN a; !EiEa,
jv 2l-lm* Floyd House.
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AZ. FRANCE a. co.,
SUCCESSORS OF +. MORRIS g. CO.,
Main Street, Richmond, Va.

S35,Ouu, I5,uUU, $500.
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass No SO, to be draw
at Baltimore on Wednesday, August 1lth 70 nun
bers, l6 drawn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-10

d. HOUSE FOR KENT.-Ihe Brick
E"a Dwelling on 7th street, near the residence OF
Capt VIM. Y. Sheppard, at present occupied by
Mr. A. g. Sale Possession given in few days
Rent $500 per annum. TOLER COON,
iy3O General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-10

NEW LAH.-No % Braithwaitss keIrosnec,
1 y. OF Practical NE dicine and Surgery-Sl
Inc Upper Ten Thousand, sketches Of American
Society, oy Astar Bristed--5O cents
Vol English Law and Equity Repo,ts-s2
No 20 London Labor and London Puor-lac,s
second supply Dickens Bleak House, Nos
Abooits Mother at Home, new edition ironroved
and enarged-pates, 60 cents
Abbett's aiareo Pauis Iravels, Forests of Miami.
and Adventures In Vermont-50 cents
other new Books, by ="
jY 20 ] w p.pno,
ADlEs, IF YOU WANT GAIT = r
II BOOTS AND SHOES OF GOOD OI1Al i-rN
call On the subscriber !
The subscriber is now manufaeturi,a 1t,
and Misses Cater Boots and Shoes OF the b's,
quality that can be had in this country. Sol .o;st
~ Want OF Boots or Shoes Of good quality. win
please call and leave thaii orders SO ,hey Win ~
properly attended to.snd no pains spared to pleass
ALEX. HILL l27 Main a
jer5 RIesmond ..
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an WORTHY OF ATTENTlO ]
IL have this day received two thousand Canads
straw HATS, suitable for servants, wi ich am dis
posed to sell at a very low price. Those in wan,
OF harvest Hats for servants will find il to their in
terest to call at No. 81 Main street Also, beauti
my It's JOHN THOMPSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-10

'EDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy.
\. now IN use for the cure of Consumption, Bron.
chits, Eoushs' Colds, Asthma, Dyspepsi', Piles,
Kings Evil, Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver. DC,
Opinions Of the Medical Faculty
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h TALK ABOUT DULL TIMEs.-

- ADlE g. GRAY, DRUGGISTS ~
MAIN STREET, have in store, and are Fecei''
ing, large additions to their stock OF Drugs,
- Medicines, Surgeons Instruments;
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass aee
Fancy Articles, which they offer fox sale on Ine
most favorable terms to cash and pnnetusl deaeb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-10

4 SLUslNG OUT SUMMER STOCK
~ As the season has far advanced. we propose
selling the remainder of our SUNNI. Stock at cost
for cash, and would invite the attention of all who
wish to purchase cheap, to of the most choice
goods of the season, which we have vet on hand
HENRY SHAFER CO,
Clothing Emporium, corner Main and l4th SITS
ivy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-10

O. FOR RENT, for the balance of the year,
81 the Brick Tenement on Main street, between
tn and 5th at present occupied Dy the subscriber
The House is in good repair is near the centre OF
business, and possesses many convenlences as a
family residence. Rent $500 per annum. Apply
on the premises or to the subscriber at the store OF
T. R. Price Co.
10 2u-1ft RICH'D C. HALL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-10

SAN persons indebted - the late eoaess !.
HENRY HUSENFki.D l. BRO, viii ;iesss so ~
forward and settle tneir accounts, hDss ~
genc. cannot be- given js -
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ATTENTIilN,

ATTENTION!-CALLlT
2le B ROAD ST.-CHIN.
. e X OCKERY, GLASS WAR;
&C.-The subscriber is now epen,
ing an extensive assortment -
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fNHE SUBSCRIBERS, proposing 10 sell
l. tie remainder of their stock OF DRY GOODS
and HARDWARE, at auction, the close of the
present month, viii, unit that time, ote, their still
large assortment at such prices as will furnish
great bargains In both Summer and Winter goods
THOMAS a. CHARLES ELLIS 4 co,
Nv 10 Ib6 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-10

kTETTyVN those Contemplating Visiting the
@kEEAsl SClSprings, Bathing places, or any
where else that business, health or
pleasure mry entice them, wish to say q word or
two. If you want to buy Trunk of any descrp
ton, be sure that you come down up as the case
may be, to No 40 Main street, sign of the Big Boot
just below the City Hotel on the opposite side as
ltee' sure you can save money by 80 doing. as
have just received large lot OF them this day, and
they will be sold very low, at WALSH'S
Recollect sign of the B; z Boot. iy 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-21
Chit Chat.

Thc Hon. D. Webster, Secretary Of State ar,vsd her.
yesterday, ard is at the Agtor House Us will remain
several dsys, ard his friends Ee delivers lac.ure
Ie1t Monday at the Historical sociesybut not on the
Maine liquor law What is his legal opinion that i'm
Ytrtant que,tion Barnu,n wants to know.
General Gam Houston left town yesterday for oho
ard Texas HI, excellent lady has had sweat yonng
daughter, which rho wants to present him with The
hero stops the way, at Columbus and gives leisure
en- ssmperapce-not en- the Maine liquor law
Governor Marcy of the jost.ing crowd OF lie mo-
cratic candidates for the Presidency In town On hi.
way to Warrington. What is bis opinion On the Maine
gqroraw
Lola Eontts has reached Richmond yir5in.s, aud i,
at-g quite great political and artistic cxcitesn. in
the "0ld Dcnipicnr and the South. The Richmond
Enquirer snys that .he is sound On tha Intervention
question:" ard Ills mora than il would ray Of many Of
the candidates for the presidaney We wendef II Lola
Monies j, sound tie Maine liquor Law. Esgnurn
wants 10 know.
Kossuth arl Kirfc! ara both in Cincinnati. Neither
COL 60 South Tbs Counters Lansfelat lola tsrs-lD
las secured that fctoa agsias, eli these orators on
Intervention What Is hof:uths opinion Of the Maine
liquor law
Young Ir. A. Brabam, TIE sms-to,t 81 the cele.
h1sted Ga Irahsm, bsglns round Of concerts ct tho
Iabtrrao le, Monday hight next lie will be assisted
by Madame Douohellc, the sister CT Vincent Wai!a,.,
~ couresr. Madame Is Of tae swoe5sstsi ngegs
cf the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-21

MILO CONG TO EUA orE.-We understand that
William Niblo, Esq the very Napoleon Of Ans-
rican managers, calls for Europe to day, in The
Pacific, fer tho purpose Of engaging some new and
magnificent novelties in hisline to bring over next
sprrg. and keep this great western world m oyin g
EDWARDS.
We recommend him to all eur friends in Europe,
as gentleman al man Of business Of the most nm.
doubted means and merit. lfMr. Ieale, of London,
had sent Catherine Hayes to the care of Niblo, he
reyer would have lost his Irish Swan, and Catherine
Fever would have been humbugged as che has been.
We advise Nib!o to lock after Grisi, Mario. La.
blnche, or Sontag, in opera; end by no means to
forget the beautiful Carotta Gsisi or the wonder.
fal Cerito in the ballet Something nrst be done
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-21

Woon vac selling Cincinnati, ! fsg dJys
aimee, ~ DE esesnsous sum u twelve dolays per
cora
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-11-13
A SLAVE CASE AT NEW YORK.

slave case Of much interest is now pending in New
York 1t involves the freedom Of eight persons consisting
of one young man. about years Of age not
over 10 10 each with infant at the breast and three
children two of whom twins, years Of age and a
boy about years old 1t appears that they taken
into New York from Virginia by JONATHAN LENNON, on
their way Texas The slaves were brought before the
Superior Court habeas corpus
The return to the writ states that the slaves the
property Of Mrs Lennon secured her by the laws of
the State of Virginia that she had any intention
of taking them into the State Of New York to remain
reside heren and that she only carried them into said
State in ansu from the State of Virginia through the
port harbor Of New York, board of steamship for
their place Of destination the State of Texas that the
slaves have not been bought up by negro trader spe
culaor but that they inherited BY Mrs Lennon as
heir at law Of William Douglas, late Of Bath county,
Virginia.
The facts stated in the return not denied but the
case argued solely on legal points,
Mr. CULVER, counsel for the alleged slaves relied upon
the and statute law of New York that any person
carried into free State is thereby made free The
alleged slaves not being Ve, but voluntarily taken
New York. he contended that their had forfeited
all right to them.
Mr. LErAucI the counsel for the claimants admitted
the general principle but contended that under the
sttuton of the United States and by the unity between
the States STAKEHOLDER has the right of transit through
free State with his slaves. lie has right to take them
there remain, but if his route from slave State to
another passes through free State he has right take
his slaves with him. In support Of this doctrine the fol-
lowing were cited: Rankin Lydia, Marshall,
All; Strader & Graham 7th B. Monroe Rep, 635 Col
Inns VS.. America, B Monroe Rep, 572; Willard VS..
People, Scammons Rep. 472, 473, 474 ATS, 476. To
show that the statute of New York did refer
where the slaves trahsita to any other State,
ference was made TO Prgg VS.. Commonwealth, 10 Pc
tiers, $50.
On the other side, Mr.. JAY cited the well known case
of Somerset which determined by Lord Mansfield,
but Judge PAINE observed that that not anao
gous Somerset was taken from Jamaica to England to
remain there and not traasitu for other slave
holding colony.
After hearing the arguments Of counsel, Judge PAINE
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-11-13
ANOTHER ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC.


The Mexican Government long since granted to Col
RAMSEY who is connected with parties in this city, the
exclusive right to navigate the river of Lacaua Mes
caa from the the boundary line of the State OF
Pueba, distance of four hundred and fifty miles the
latter point being only about $50 miles from Acapulco
the Pacific correspondent of the New Orleans Picay-
une, in letter dated Totalcinta Mexico August 20th
says
''Col. r. along with Capt Reynolds, skilful steam
boat captain of Flushing New York. Mr. Farnum, of New
York. Capt Hozinger, OF the Mexican Navy and seye-
raj others here examining the question whether the
said grant is worth any thing !" and adds:
Our party all well satisfied already that this
river is nayigable that they have written to New York
that effect Although the elevation of Puebla is 1000
feet above the level of the sea- still the descent by the
river for the first hundred miles so rapid that we are in
the hot country, and only LOO feet above the sea when
we are $50 miles up the river.
But you may ask, suppose the Mescala is navigable,
what benefit will 1t be to New Orleans any other city
on your side Of the continent?
"You know you from New Orleans to Vera
Cruz in steamer in three days and from thence stages
excellent roads this river in thirysx hours and
from thence to its mouth at Lacatua in ortyeght hours
from thence in steamer 500 miles, to San Francisco
In five or six days; making something less than twelve
days to California, through delightful COOL healthy
and interesting country with only eight days of ira
Yelling and sickness. The people all along route
have assisted in every way possible and the
try IS very thcky inhabited have had fine time Of
It, There are no less than seventy the banks Of
the river"
Lacatula is said to be the place where Cortez estab
shed the first post and built the first ship the Pacific
ocean.-Journdl Of Commerce.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-11-13
THE TOBACCO TRADE.

Hunts Merchants Magazine for November contains o
paper the Tobacco trade the statistics Of which are
exceedingly interesting to American merchants particu-
larry in showing the comparative productions Of each
State-some increasing and others falling of-and fur
Their showing the fact that the annual value at this pc
rod is greater than that Of twenty, thirty forty
years since. 1t would from this summary that the
lowest average ANNUAL prices obtained for tobacco were
in 1872, cents lS45 Al cents; and that it reached
exceeded 10 cents only in the five following years. viz
1916, 54 cents 1917, 12 cents 1918, 10 cents; 1872
10R cents; 1889, los cents.
The total value of the exports have varied Except in
the embargo year and during the last with Great
Brittany from So, 10000 in 1911 to S10,05S 900 in
1886, S12 900 in 1874 and the highest yet real
lied, So sO9, 900 in 1916.
The Leading States for have heen ne fnllns
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-11-13
FROM EUROPE.


The steamer Canada, from Liverpool, arrived at
Halifax on Thursday The dates arc to the 3Oth
ultimo
The cotton market had been exceedingly active,
with large speculative demand and all qualities
had advanced one-eighth of penny during the
week. The quotations are:
Fair Orleans 6sd., middling cid; fair Mobile, 6sd
middling g. fair uplands 6sd mddling g., ordinary
81 3D. inferior Aid Sd.
Wheat had advanced ID, -four Sd. Cd, and
corn Is. 3d.
TA London Times has leader upon Cuba, in which
1t says that it will be the policy and interest Of LOUIS
NAPOLEON to defend Spain against American aggression
verdict Of wilfu murder had been returned against
the parties concerned in the recent duel between two
Frencbmen at Windsor foul play having been suspected
Ten English to be fitted up with
screw propellers.
Paris was tranquil 1t rumored that another in
fernal machine had been discovered at Fontainbeau.
1t is understood that avoid discussion single article
only would be submitted to the people, to the effect that
the Empire shall be hereditary in the direct line Of Ma
poeon, and in the of his leaving male sue, he
shall have the right to his successor.
1t is reported that the Pope has declined to proceed to
Paris to perform the coronation.
Disturbances had occurred at Consantinope, and the
French Ambassador had threatened leave unless the
Sultan consented to sanction the Turkish loan.
Advices from Rangoon state that the Burmese had de-
troyed Prone and that the English army advancing
on RanQoon.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-11-13

MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN CALHoRxr, The United
States Dragons destined for the Sioux country passed
Shasta few days since route for their destination
Major HErSrzmMAS left Camp Yuma on the morning Of
September 20, with eighty and twelve days rations
pack mules, on campaign upthe ella river Capt
LoveIs command has been removed from Cluno to more
advanced position Major Andrews is working his way
up the river with stboa loaded with provisions with
force Of twenty men. Lieut. Hendershote remains ai
Camp Yuma with small guard and the remnant Of the
force who are indsposed California paper