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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-24

ri OTTO E.-The partnership heretofore exist
IN ing under the firm Of RIPLEY e. WADDY,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All claims
for or against the concern, will be settled by Lem.
uel Ripley alone who still continues to carry on
the Saddle and Harness business heretofore at
thu same place, l65 Broad Street, Shockoe Hill and
returns his thanks to his friends and the PUBLIC for
their liberal support, and hopes to receive cortn
uance of their patronage, as he is determined to
sell at the very cheapest rates for cash to pune
tual customers. LEMUEL RIPLEY,
nv 22-3te WILL lam WADDY.
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BY JOHN II. O.PAYNE, salesman-
400 OR 500 TONS ICE AT AUG
fOO TIOE-I will sell ON MONDAY the Gath
inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ, at victor's Mill, in the
Valley, at credit of me nths 400 or 500 tons lea
my % W..
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ID ICHMOND AND CAMILLE Rail

HI ROAD.-EXCURSION TICKET.-On and
after Thursday, May GOTH Excursion Tickets wIl
be issued the Richmond and DanviLe Railroad.
Fare from Richmond to the Ju nction and back
the same DAY, 81 81 children under three years of
age free from three TO twelve years, half price.
The leave tn depot every morning except
Sunday, at 7, A. NJ. returning, arrive at Richmond
at las f. NJ.
my I9 JOHN H. OSBORNE. Supt.
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- OBERT Il. BROADDUs offers his servl
HI ces to the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally as general Collector of Claims, he
pledges himself to attend Strictly to all business en-
trusted to his care, His Office is in the rear of MIR
Halves R. sutton's Office, in Law Building, Rich
moud, Va. nv Ann
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-24

u ICHMOND MANUFACTORY-- Gold
~ and Silver Pencil Cases; the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by as experienced workman as any
In the United States and second to none
opectacles OF various kinds, and those ground
by ourselves positively restoring the sight as near
as artificial means can
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen. modern
Invention combining skill with simplicity, and no
uouot as expressed by many, "7hs inUention Of
thts age For further particulars please call AT the
once and examine for yourselves as to the utility
workmanship, and durability; and decide whether
il is reality humbug.
ManulacIoi y at the corner Of 18th and Main ct :;
office in room formerly occupied by the Richmond
Library.
Pens repointed and warranted to stand.
apps RICHMOND MANUFACTORY
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o. THE lNASsI HOU ? FOit
ll:II RENT.-The subscriber having taken the
Floyd House. offers for rent this House with nine
rooms, and kitchen with two rooms The whole
having recently been thoroughly repaired, is now
one Of the most comfortable houses on Main street
Rent S275, and possession given lst of June Apply
to JOHN A. JETER.
81 Ink
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w fact, and you can prove it to your satistac
ton, that | selling Gents Fine French Calf
Sewed Boots tor only So. Come quick or you
may lose bargain, as there is only a small lot of
them WALSH'S,
my % 43, Sign of the Big Boot.
The daily union., 1852-11-07
In Admiralty. 4

THs Usrsp srsr,s ASrscs, District Of Columbia
WHEREAS libel United State. district
w Of the District Of Columbia John Montgomery,
against the ship Adtiance, her tackle
hich libel
tsc1le, furniture
Ist7, jose,
by John r. said John
commander Of the United Stats
Of the ssid belsnt In said hei pays
proceed condemn the sad
tackle, apparel, and furniture
James s. Morsel
hath ordered appointed the first Monday Of
O'Clock for holding
United room, ~ Washington
the trial OF the said ship, her tickle apparel and furniture
ably the prayer of the said iibeisnt-
Notice will
held for said premises the owners,
hereby cited appear Aforesaid
show why final should
With October, 1852. order-Te~ts
Oct ctoe-dst JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
The daily union., 1852-11-07
The Empire State

We have estimated the majority for the democratic
presidential ticket in New York at more than ,wrn,v
thousand BY The following statement OF .he New Yort
Evening Post confirmed, see, BY the admissions ~
leading wing journals, il appears that irsniy e,ph
thousand is the mark. The importance OF such
vote at this uncture can hardly be over-estimaied
New YoRK.-We publish below ascertainei and reoo,,
ed maorities on the vote for President and governor o
every couny IN the State The apparent maiouie.
70 100 for Piercs, and y $50 for Seymour MANY !,
The countes we think, will do better han they are report
ed, and corrected returns will very likely run IN ~.
majority for Pierce to 250G-he number we e,,ma,sa
yesterday.
Chautauque is reported to day at 1000 for the wb,o.
which rather extravagant and than probably
sustained by the official D,aware county r..
also done badly. Toe wings formed coalilio, with thu
inirenters, and for couny OF the pe on,
tried and convicted ofthe murder OF Sheriff Steele
Ia his way they have reduced the majority Pierce IN
ooo Tor Seymour 10 100 secured 1000 majoy for The
WING candidate for Congress- electing him in the
and also electng wing shesH Tn, anti-fenlei wo wa,
for couLty cIek is defeated
The daily union., 1852-11-07
In Admiralty.

THr UsrrD STATS AsssicA, District Of Coumba TO
WHEREAS libel hath been hled In United district
OF District of Columbia, BY John d. Montgomery,
against the of the ship Abundance which said libel
charges that said of April
s4 The port Of San Jose, in Lower California
the said John Montgomery being then and
the United States ship Por-nouh prize ~ and
beant said bb pay that the sad shall proceed
demn said cargo OF fhe said ship Admit
And whereas honorable James Morsei said
hath orded appointed the rs, Monday
10 O'Clock forenoon the holding
the United the Washington
the trial Of the said rreeab the prayer the
Notice hereby hat district win then
held trial said premises
and all persons who may have any therein
hereby cited be appear
shot. they have why final decree should
27th October, lol0 By order-T.sts
Oct29-dst John A. SMITH CIsrk.
The daily union., 1852-11-07
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, nov. 7, 1909.
The Eiecti,n.

But few additional returns have been received since
our last issue The only States now in doubt are Ken.
lucky and Tennessee In North Carolina the whg
ticket gains the wing vote for governor in August,
but the probability is that The State viii give about
1000 majority for Pierce The Charleston papers OF the
9Th contain returns by telegraph from East Ten
nessse, which seem 10 indicate some small gains for
Scott in that quarter From Kentucky nothing has
been heard since our last issue. The Georgia papers
bring returns sufficient 10 show that the regular demo-
cratic ticket in that Safe will have majority all
others This is a signal triumph
The daily union., 1852-11-07
Nov 4d

OF "EBsTEH.-Persons desrous obtaining
OF living ken.ss sculpture great deceased
aanabe informed sinaile cspe MARBLE plaster
OF the Hiram Powers for which Mr. Webster when
health, him
Mah1ei, whittier
promptly obtained, moderate by addressing
Florence Italy, o George Peabody London
signed attorney OF Mr. fowers here u may be TO add that
masks, taken from The faces living subjects, mode
@e known, competent afists)
ea afford much better likeness than that taken from the
both and within the
Thomas Jefferson
from ufocaon when submitting As copies OF bui
noticed have been furnished by Mr
the besides would be
permitting copies be this
SALE The doing would be injurious
which they taken. BOYD REILLY,
Oct 20 Napor Bathing Roons Capitol.
The daily union., 1852-11-07

dant security ior wise and patriotic policy for The a.
lure. while in the ability OF the President eleet ~
rePose undoubtng confidence But, whatever be ~
cause of that universal feeling OF satisfaction with ~
result OF the election the fact itself does NOT "a
nit OF dispute The calm and quiet tone OF The puhl;,
mind, The absence OF all evaporation excilemep !.
susceptible OF no other explanation.
IL IS due TO the character OF the American peonls .
much to the genius OF their Institutions, tina, bs,
political changes disarmed of the lerrors and ,
which beset them among other nations and nna
other governments. II there be any one quality =,
character which distinguishes The people OF this coun
from every other naton il is the extremely and essential
practical temper and tendency OF the public mind IN.
national character reposes upon a solid substantial
basis of common sense Practical good and moi sue,u.
latve perfection, is the aim Of the American peools
Hence, they will submit with patience 10 Temporary AMI
comparatvelynhing evils, rather than leopard The s
OF the country. A Consciousness that the ioerss, =,
all is the interest OF each begets confidence lt, no
party will dare TO betIay The national wear. ar -,
national honor and in the responsibility OF their milan,
lhey have another guarantee of official fidelity. Whsrs.
ore The yanqulshed party submits quietly 10 the viii .,
The people, awaiting. if there be evils TO correct N.
peaceful remedy of the ballot box No man can pretend
to predict the decadence of America SO long as exs.
this spirit of peaceful submission TO the will of The peo
pie and the obligations Of The constitution
The daily union., 1852-11-07

The election returns from the several State. remind
OF an anecdo'e Of the late Duke Of Wellington related
by gentleman OF the highest respeciabiiiy II ia well
known that The Duke very adverse TO speaking about
ols services at Waler.oo--a feeling which had grown
upon him, from the fac, that he very much bored
With the subject by distinguished visiters who called
upon him On one occasion, Of sort II se ni-publo
character, distinguished foreigner was placed at the
table next 10 the Duke. He kept continually speaking to
him Of Waterloo. very complimentary all the while.
The company, who OF his dislike 10 the sub
ect saw that the Dnke uneasy. and that he dsked
The line OF remark taken BY his oosequious friend To
crown all the distinguished stranger upon The removal
OF The cloth. arose 10 propose the health Of the Duke.
IN doing winch he reviewed his public services and
particularly eloquent abou, Waterloo The details of
which battle ne dwell, upon at considerable length When
he concluded, all eyes lurned upon the Duke, er
peol'ng him TO respond At length he arose and said
+" Gentlemen, Waterloo gre,t snssh-a d-d great
smash"an sat down. Hs eulo ogist was quite aslon-
ished a, the emphasis and brevty.
lBosfon hias (uhig)
The daily union., 1852-11-07
Effects of the Election.

The excitement OF the election has already subsided.
Among other nations, when the succession IS de-
lermined by unaerabe law, change OF government Is
never accomplished without bloodshed and civil strife
An incompetent ruler obnoxious dynasty can be
disposed OF only by the terrible revolution The
experiment, OF ntruslng TO the people the responsibility
Of selecting their Chief Magistrate has been every
other county this mortfying failure. since it has
proved The fruitful source OF revolutions and domestic
troubles Bu, few days since this nation oi twenty
i've millions Of people, engaged in every possible pu
suit. composed Of individuals OF every race. susceptible
Of intense excitement, and prone to political citation.
quietly and without any outbreak OF volsnce, transfer
red reins OF government other bands and another
party. The people spake, and done. Society .uf
fered no shock, law outrage, and public justice no
violence II there augbt of excitement. II was but
the consequence Of peaceful rivalry and harmless
competition. II the excitement OF the race aud not
OF the battle and OF that there exists now no ves
,ge. The nation bows in silent Submission 10 the will
OF the people. The vanquished do not beay much
chagfn apprehension Before the election they made
vehement protesa,iens Of the danger of eeva,ing The
democratic party to power but that all for political
effect Excepting the disappointed seekers OF Office the
whg party are perfectly content with the result In the
past achievements Of the democracy they have an sbun-
The daily union., 1852-11-07
By J. &. MCGUIRE. Auetioneer.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE
Navy NsrdOn Monday afternoon,
shall sell premises virtue
cnbcr, dated July 29h le and duly Lhcr
M olos a 500 and 5o Of the land records Of Washington
county, hundfed
vr (25 beginning the southwest OF square,
with the line South FIVE 25
Of beginning with the improvements
ing, occupied grocery
Terms fourth residue three
and nine months with interest Upon full Of the purchase
money deed viii be given
A. n. LAWRENCE Trustee.
Oct 3t-codAs JAS c. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
The daily union., 1852-11-07

WOODS Ornamental Iron- Works, Ridge Road, Phil
w adephialron ststuaryons, greyhound, Newfoundland
spiral straight plans also ratings and
das, comprising upwards Of 400 designs,
Designs and specifications will be Of the union
by addressing
Oct 5-d2m ROBERT WOOD. Phiadeluhia.
The daily union., 1852-11-07
Total ss Iioo % sol s7s ia $40 ,s an ., $50 Is ~

ToaSns ii,oo 1857 lI,s7s 1850 issli 1880 isas
CoSGsrss-A coalition Of whgs and renter has de-
ieaed Gordon the democratic candidate In Delaware and
oisego and the personal popularity Of Henry Bennett. OF
iandbh fame, has elected him in Bfoomc Cortland and
Chensngo, over smith, tdemocrat) who elected by
the first reports.
To balance OF these have the pleasure OF record
ing tie election Of Charles Hughes sterling democrat in
The strong whg district Of Saratoga Washington Warren
and Hamilton. With thee corrections the delegation
consists Of the following gen entIenens
The daily union., 1852-11-07
Oct 3i-eOdss

ELEGANT Tapestry Carpefing- at Reduced prices
IL by subscribers beautiful
carpetiugs which ready for exhibition and sale.
These goods and Improved designs and
they purchased low Will dT Of them accordingly.
Also, In store, supply Of lowpeed floor ocohs and
drugEets. CLAGErT DODsON,
Dealers In all kinds Of furniture dry goods,
Nov 2-3hfcod Pcnnsyiysnis door OF nh
The daily union., 1852-11-07

LouTsvlLs AND NASHVILLE MISUNDERSTANDING TO
survey made of the ne OF railroad from Nashville TO
Louisville, the Approximate cost of the whole road
pleled ard IN running order with equipments depots sc
ss3 100000 Louisville has already subscribed sl ooo
600, and like will have TO be subscribed in Ten.
nes.ee to commence the improvement Sumner county
has voted subscription OF 100000 and Davidson
county. where election has yet been held is
sessed for $500 ooo.--Se,snsfc Amsrieaa
The daily union., 1852-11-07

NEW LOT Of French Cloak. snd MsnstIlss-The
~ Subscribers respectfully the a
lot Of ocsks and sniss received importers.
sisting Of -
Elegantly embroidered Lyons velvet oloats
PLAN trimmed
Embroidered cloth do
Plain trimmed cloth do
The gcoc. viii he sold at New York prices
Nov s-suf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
The daily union., 1852-11-07

S0URcEs or rPERFUMEs-Whelher any peffumed lady
would be dsconcsed learning the OF her per.
FUMES each lady must decide for herself but seems
that Mir De Ia Rue and DR. Hoffman, IN their capacities
as Jurors OF the great exhibition, have made terrible
havoc among the peFfumery. They have found that
many Of the scents said to be procured from flowers and
fruits are really produced from anything but nowery
sources. The peTlumers chemists enough 10 know
that similar ojors may be often produced from dssimar
substances and II the hacrown bottle Of perfume really
has the required odor, the perume does not expect 10
be asked kind Of odOr emitted BY substance
whence the perfume was obtained. Now, Doctor Lyon
Payair, IN his summary Of the jury investigation above
alluded to- broadly tells thai these primary odors ire
often most unbeatable g peculiarly elld oil, termed
lus oil, Is formed IN making brandy and whskey this
fuse OIL distilled with uphuuc acid and OF pot.
ash. gives The oil of pears. The oil OF apples made
from the same fus oil by di>lslion with suphuric
acid and biehfomaie OF potash The oil OF pine apples Is
obtained IRON product OF the action oil purd cheese on
sugar, or by making soap with butter and dlsiing II
with alcohol and suphuuo acid, and s now largely
ploy Ell IN making pineapple ale Oil OF grapes and oil
Of cogniae, used to mpar the flavor OF French cognac
to British brandy are e else than iuse oil. The af
fetal OIL OF bitter almonds so largely employed per-
tuning SOAP and for hsvorng confectionery is prepared
by the action o nitric acid off the feld oils of gas tar
Many fair forehead is danped w,h de s,si, fsurs
without knowing that its essential Ingredient derived
from the drainage OF os.houses all such cases as
these the chemical science involved IS really OF high
ORDER and the perfume produced IS bona ds perfume
not one whit less sterling than II produced from fruits
and flowers. The only question Is one OF commercial
honesty IN giving name longer applicable, and
changing TOO highly for oheaply produced scent This
mode OF saving penny chemically right bat CONNER
cIsliy wfong-DiokeHss Household Wonis
The daily union., 1852-11-07

M EBSTER's WORKS. edition, .uso-
grsphA e~ subscribers fine paper sesdy
come vsinsh.) publishers price by
TAYLOR n MAUhy,
Novs Rookseners OH street
The daily union., 1852-11-07

Terms third cash the residue six and twelve months
a deed Of trust Tile iron the original proprietor
All eonyeyaneing at the cost OF the purchaser
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D Auctioneer
The daily union., 1852-11-07

RAILROADS IN RUssA-Tbe great railroad, which was
built BY American engineers between ST Petersburg and
Moscow, Is 400 miles long, and has double track the
whole length II is substantially built, and the trains
at The rate OF 30 miles per hour For regularity and
speed perhaps has equal in county As IN all
monsrchca countries there cars of different, grades
for the people OF different classes For the hrs class OF
the pr'ce OF ticket Tor the 400 miles is fifteen dol
lars for the second class it is dollars for the thlrd
dollars The gandees only ride in the first class OF
the peasants in the third class and the free mer-
chants in the middle class Msssrs Winans OF Balu-
have contract for twelve years to keep all the
engines &c, IN good rnsoing ORDER and to leave
them all in good condition al rbai time
Scientific American
The daily union., 1852-11-07
BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TTNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTloN.--on Monday, No
vember sih immediately after the sale lois shall
sell, my auction rooms, foliown lots
Square No. 6i, lot MOI
902, lot No. l. situated the Navy Yard, and i'm
by a fence
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-15
TERMS
DAILY RHCHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIN DoLLAhS
Der annum payable III advance. ,rr,e,
ADVERTISING-Foro one spare OF Elf TEEN LINES
mr. Iess first insertion so and every succeeding In
ssrtion 25 cents. 40, -.
Thrice veek-For square first insertion 623 csnss
every succeeding insertion 27z cents
Tsrice ,ceek or ceek-For one square, hrst In
ron IS cents; every succeeding insertion SO cents
Advertisements fmore than square, will be charged
che proportion according the number of squares
Bu if the advertisement exceed square, or any num-
Der of full sources by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged as ahaf square, if it exceed
square or any number ofu by eght lines the adj
ditiona lines will be charged as a full square
The number of OF must be no
be stopped and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines and In
$40 for is Ines and in that proportion for
of greater length except Auconeers who are charged
500 paper incluedf for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-15
r VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
REDUCTION OF FARE AND INCREASE OF


SPEED.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Virginia
L Central Railroad Company, learning that the num-
Der of places which passengers taken up and put
down between Richmond and Woodvile amounted to 81
to the great delay of the trains the machine
ry. have adopted the following resolutions, viz;
Resolved, That from and after the 18th June the fol-
lowing stopping places will be omitted viz:
Sizers, Strawberryh, Chickahominy Bridge, Whites s.,
DAM Wickham's Sawmill Norment's, Cosby,s Deiar-
Mates. Matthews ,Edmd Anderson's Nelson's Buffers
Dukes in Hanover DR.. Terrel's, Hatchs Phillips Fon
tanes Tulohs, j. B. Coates, Dukes in Louisa, George
Harrss, Jos Coates PendletonS, HancoCks, Carriers
Harriss shop, Rough and Ready, Maupn's. Taleys
Kennons, Buffers Louisa c. H. Crossing, Hunters Moo
dy's, Sauners Newark, Gentrys, Bradleys, VIM S Car
ters Kean's, Bakers, Cowherd's Mche's MILL Lewis's
Crossing Campbel's old mill. Minors Crossing, Huck
steps Rogers Eyeretts Crossing Randoph's, MeGhes
Rivanna Bridge and Moores Creek bridge
Resolved, That from and after the 18th June, the
passenger trains will stop take up put down passen
gers at other places than the following except the de-
pots and waterstatons, viz
Storrs Crenshaws, Ashcake Road, Peake's, Wick
hams Turnout Southanna Bridge. Gwathmey's John G.
Harriss, John F. Andersnns Eoels Turmoil Howletts
Turnout, Jos. y. Terrells, Greenbay Crossing Bum
pass's Turnout Grinnel's Rockcut Crossing Contrary
Shanty, Tolersyille, Whitlocks Key House. Lndsays
House, Lndsays Store Carkes Track, Campbell's New
Mill. Westwick, Hammock Gap Road, University
Garth's Turnout.
Depot so cents the present rates. it shall be reduced
to 81 cents for passengers.
Resolved That for all persons getting Depots and
who do not procure tickets an additional charge will I've
made. Z. H. GILL, {.
je 4 Supt of Transportation.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-15

House AND EANp ZOE SALE ~

HOUsE AND LAND EOfs SALE AT
~ WALKERTON, IN KING AND QUEEN
COUNTY, NA-We offer for sale a small Farm ri Wal
kertoo, the Maaponi river contallife about sixty
seven acres OF Land, well situated with spring Of good
water, and an excellent two story framed Dwelling with
three fire places and sufficiently comiodious far the a
teel accommodation of small family The dwelling
and necessary out houses have just been built and t
dwelling well painted. This property is avouraly sit
naedln densely settled and wealthy neighbmhood and
IN good situation for lawyer. bargain will be seld in
this property and long credit given desrublc on cs
OF the purchase money Applyto
TOLER K COOK
ie loft General Ap~nrs
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-15
- ~ - -
EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR,
For Milk, Butter, Fruits, Fresh Meats and
other perishabIe articles.


n and after MONDAY, 18th June freight car ar
~ ranged for the purpose will be run with the mail
train three times week for the speedy transporta
ton of milk butter fruits fresh and other perisha
BILE articles and of packages of merchandise now fire.
quently sent in the baggage
special agentwill always accompany this car, to at
tend to he receipt and delivery of all artclesin Richmond
and at he several depots An advance the regular
charges by he tran will be made the ex
ira expenses.
The first trip will be from Richmond on Monday nth
June, and from Wardvlle Tuesday sth afterwards
alternate days except Sundays.
All articles must be put up securely with their weight
marked thereon and be in place before the arrival of
train at depots in the country, there be delay
this account
NIB Freight by this will not be takenfor any
outs.
All articles not properly considered baggage will be
charged for and they will be expected be sent by the
express freight car. E. H. GILL; Sup.