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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

Yesterdays U1ig quotes areccnt letter from Mr.
Dirk, theprominent free soil Democrat OF New York,
to a cisizen Of Augusta, Georgia, in which he de-
cares that he il no Abolitieni but that he opposed
in the U. s. Senate the extension OF slavery 70 a
free territory: question he considers entirely
distinct from interference with slavery where Il al
ready exists He further declares that since its
passage he is in favor of executing the Fugitive
Slave Law in good faith, slFEc every oiher Law Of
the landv that he was in favor of the union Of the
Democracy In 1910, continued in 1851 ON the com.
promise measures, and in 1852 on the Baltimore
platform, &c. The Wing comments upon these
declarations of principles at length, calling
attention the adherence of Mr.. DIX to his opposi-
tion to the extension of slavery to free territories
and further to his joining the Van Buren wing of
lne democracy in 1913, and supporting Mr. Van
buren tor the Presidency. The Wing conjectures
tnat nevertheless the Southern Democracy win be-
satsned with his position as defined by himself and
that Gen. Dix win receive the commission for the
French embassy as already determined upon at
Washington.
The HAiS has an article ON the rumor tina. Gen
CAss was to be appointed Minister to France IL
thinks that this was mere ruse to prop;tiate the
Hards of New York; but that as it is plain the breach
between the Hards and Softs cannot be healed sI,e
rumor is promptly contradcted
The Enquirer remarks upon the expedients to
which the rival factions OF New York resort in or
der 10 secure monopoly of the prestige of presi.
dental favor" but it declares that is gratifying To-
observe the 'resolute purpose of the Adminissra-
ton to abstain from involving itself with the selfish
squabbles of intriguing politicians" 1t considers
President Pierce the Presideat Of the people and The
party" and says that '.he pursues his own policy
and is responsible TO the country"
The Times comments upon the Pillow and
STANTON dinner in Washington, Saturday, and
especially upon the remarks of Gen Pillow, upon
the propriety of seizing Cuba measure of re-
taliaon, Spain permits England to drive her in
to system OF colonial policy intended to african s
Cuba The Times attaches little importance to
what Gen. Pillow may say except so far as from
his intimacy with President PIERCE, he may be con-
sidered as rejecting his views Gen. Pillow in his
speech tells his auditors: "Trust your President
He will be equal to any emergency" 'One blow
by the strong arm of the government will sunder-
the chains which enslave Cuba &c.
The Mail has an article on the Kosta Case in
which it reviews the law constituting citizenshis
and expresses the doubt whether Kosta has any
claim to an American passport and the protection
of the American flag. 1t concludes that Turkey is
the only power aggreved and that according to the
protest of Austria, she had no right to interfere in
kosta's behalf, as by agreement with Austria she
had given up to her unlimited control over her citi-
zens found in Turkish dominions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

The staunton Spectator notices the arrest of the
persons charged with the murder of quiet and in
offensive Coleman. In the notice we copied from
thei Vindicator, HemphM 1Aayer was one of the
names. The Spectator has it HemphiH Trayer 1t
also said John Perkins,, one of them was form
erly of Fredericksburg. The Spectator Gays he
was formerly of Pesersburg. Trayer and Wi,som
were examined and fully committed. Perkins was
to have been examined on Wednesday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

TOR RENT.-The very desirable resi-
Il dence on franklin and sth streets, recently oe-
cupsed by Dr. Otis, containing ample accommodations
for large family with every convenience attached
Also, House with OF ground attached,
situated near Bacon Branch Tavern, with six rooms,
kitchen smoke house. stable, &c, and spring OF ex-
ceiient water convenient. Apply to
se l4-9t JAS. nj. TAYLOR
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a -OOO w y. 0OOb N Il w
~ THEY COME.-A. w. OSBORN, the Daguer-
rean Artist, 172 Man Street opposite the Banks still
months. Mr.. Osborn will guarantee to make fine pic
lures of children in two seconds of time. Those
that have tried at other Galleries and failed,
spectfully invited to call. Prices very low. Come
and see. Gases cheap for cash.
A. w. OSBORN,
je IS Sign of the Flags of all Nations.
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NALL AND WINTER GOODS.-We
NTITNNs 6. CLARK'S PIANOs-P. H.

NUNNS & .CLARK'S PIANOS.-P. II.
IN TAYLOR sole agent in this city for the sale OF
PIANO F0RTES made by the above named celebr
ted makers constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
nianufactory-
Their instruments received prize at the .World's
Fair London, and several prizes at the American
Institute Fairs in this country" They combine
ali the modern Improvements with the METALLIC
FRAME and PATENT OVER STRINGS, and are conf
IDENTIFY recommended for sweetness OF tone and great
durability which latter quality will be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners are seldom found
7. II. TAYLOR has sold these instruments in this
city for the last years. 70 the entire salts
faction OF his numerous customers.
~ The public are cautioned to observe that
the title of the firm is EuSSs x CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
Guitars tiolins, Accordeons and Flutes Also, Gui-
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality
p. II. 4. has ia store the largest stock of new and
standard Music be found south of Baltimore and is
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of the day liberal discount made to schools
and dealers. PIAN0 AND MUSIC STORE,
au 100 Main street.
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NEW ESTAB HI NJ f n T-SHIP
IN CHANDLERY, GROCERIES,, 6c.-The sub
scriber, thankful his many friends and the public
for the very liberal support he has received from
ther hopes that they VIII continue iu his New Es-
tablshment directly opposite the old stand of Has
kIs Libby, where may be found almost every arti-
Gle in the Ship Chandlery and Grocery Line, as he
intends to keep constantly hand large stock OF
Rope of all sizes Blocks Of all sizes, and general
assortment OF Groceries
Sc 6-tf 20. HASKINS.
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GEORGE J. SUMNER, IMPORTER

GEORGE j. SUMNER, IMPORTER
" AND DEALER IN CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE, No. %, PEARL STREET, Iron
BUILDINGS, RICHMOND,
Is receiving his Fall stock of EARTHEN-
WARE and CHINA of his own importation, and from
the manufactures his stock of GLASS LOOKING
GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, &c, to which he in
vites the attention of Merchants visiting this market,
assuring them that it will be found extensive and
will be sold favorable at any establish
ment in this country, North or South.
Special attention given to PACKING and shipping
All 29-dSc2m
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II A. WATT-CHINA HALL.-By
IL recent arrivals from England and the North.
am in receipt of my Fall Stock of China Glass and
Earthenware, Looking Glasses, Fancy Goods Stone
Ware, &c, comprising large assortment, carefully
selected for the wholesale and retail trade of Virgin
ia North Carolina and Tennessee.
All in want of goods in my line, invited to call
and examine the goods and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere.
Sc l0-ial No, 76 Main street
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Mrs. PELLETS SCHOOL WILL BE
AIR. LEFEBvRE S sCHooL.-H, ?.

AIR. LEFEBVRE S SCHOOL.-H. 7.
VI LEFEByRE, !, NJ, will, on the first Monday
in October succeed Ars. Mead in the charge Of her
Eoarairg ana Dsv Schusl in Richmond, and will be
prepared en- tkai day receive pupils at her late re-
sidenee Gyace street.
NJ. Lefgbvge was for seven years connected with
Mrs Mea5's School and subsequently, became Princi-
nsl Of the Williamsburg Female Academy the charge
Of which he resigns TO engage in larger work in
Richmond.
He poses conduct his school upon the ge-
neral psn as that OF Mrs Mead. retaining several of
her teachers sHi increasing the strength of the de-
pagtueu; ef Foreign Languages by the assistance of
resident French Goveruess, and other auxiIisries
The members of the family will form christian
Household, under the parental OF Dir. and Mrs.
LefebvEe.
TIE school will offer every advantage for the ac-
QUESTION OF sound English education to which will
be added the Ancient and Modern Languages Mu-
Nc Drawirg sc.
TERxs-For Board and Tuition in ell the English
branches for the scholastic yeax of nine
mol-Gs. S240
Day scholars of all ages, 40
For any Modern Language, 20
Music, Drawing, &c, at Professors prices.
Apply 20 II. ?. LEFEBYRE, A. ~,
az 80 Grace street Richmond. Va
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DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA

pICHMOND CLASSlCAlI AND MA
kG THEMATICAL ACADEMY.-MONTAGCE
4 BASSETT, Successors to DR.. 5 MaupiL-llth st.,
between Marshall ana Clay
Our School will commence the 1st of October.
iu the commodous and comfortable building formerly
used by DR.. Maupin for that purpose. Parents and
guardians intending to enter pupils, will please do SO
early as number is limited 10 Co. aud immediate
application IS necessary to secure seats.
Mr.. Montague considers it only ecessary to inform
the public that Mr.. Bassett is graduate of the Uni
versity of Virginia. and has had years experience
In teaching
TERMS:
Senior Mathemat.cs and Languages $50
Junior 50
Modern Languages, each 20
Payable half Isl October, remainder lst March
Mr. Joseph Michard, Sr., will teach Modern Lam
gusgeb.
The Primary department lin separate buildinsl
will be under the charge of Mr.. Robert Davis ana
the speciai supervision OF the principals. Fee $50.
For further particulars circulars.
siT Montague can DC seen at his room on 10th ST.,
In of Duyal i Bro.
lU-ti.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
CALL AT MURRAYS NEW

NALL AT MURRAYS NEW DA-
" GuERREAN GALLERY, Sign of the RED
FLAG, Eagle Square, Main Street IT you desire
perfect Picture, taken by the Daguerrean process-
The FLESH TINT Is daily becoming more popular,
giving as IL does. satisfaction to al.
The most beautiful STEREOSCOPIC LIKENESS
ES eau also be obtained at ,n,.
Over the Store of Jas. Woodhouse,
Richmond, Va
NJ B-JOHN MURRAY has still ON hand few
hoxe, of colors part of an importation received by
MIN direct from Germany, which he viii dispose of
to Artists on reasonable terms. sci
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DEAD THIS.-RE- E-OPENED.-H. RO

DEAD THIS.-RE-OPEN RO-
IA SENFELD would respectfully inform his
friends and customers and the public generally that
he has re-opened his STORE, No. l75 Broad street,
with entire New Stock Of Fall and Winter DRY
GOODS. His stock embraces all kinds of DRESS
GOODS, Embroideres Silk Msntilias Shawls, ard
every other article usually kept in Dry Goods
Store.
Also, great variety of FANCY ARTICLES, all of
which viii be sold cheap, being purchased by him
self in the Northern cities the most reasonable
terms. IL. ROSENFELD,
IFS Broad ST.
II. r. thankful to his friends and the public gene
rally for past favors in reopenRg his Store hopes
merit the confidence and the liberal patronage
bestowed ON him heretofore.
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MIR D TURNER'S SELECT CLA

nj K. ID. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
w SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Main ST.,
between Sd and 4th Streets.
d. TURNER, A. NJ, Principal.
MONS. J. MlCHARD, Professor of Modern Lam
guages.
Mr.. J. S. PERKINS, Teacher of Drawing.
The tenth Academic year of this School will COM
mence on MONDAY, the 10Th of September.
Catalogues containing further particulars, be
obtained at the Bookstores from the Principal,
his SchoOl-rooms 12-2w*
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Il open their SCHOOL for the Instruction of
Young Ladies' at their residence, Fifth Street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh, on Monday, Oct. Sd.
TERMS PER ANNUM:
Tuition in English Branches and Board. ......S 500
Higher English Branches. es...................... 40
Common Observation-Disclosures. so
Primary ....................... 20
Ancient and Modern Languages. ................. 20
Music, Painting, Drawing, Embroidery aud Wax
Work at the usual charges.
Circulars any information respecting the School
caR be obtained at the House Fifth street.
I2-Ims
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WOOD AND COAL.

C0AL.-Now discharging from the schr.
~ Mary A. Caroline, cargo of the best Anthracite
Coal
Persons in want, will send down their orders. 1t
can be had accommodating terms it be
bought in the city.
.e5 JOHN W. WRIGHT
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EDuCATToN
NJ USiCAL.-Mrs. MURRAY professor

M USlCAL.-Mrs. MURRAY. Professor
- OF Vocal and Instrumental Music pupil Of the
eeieorsted Professors Cooke and Walsh O, London
eeSs leave TO Intimate 10 the Ladies of Richmond and
thoee oi is vicinity that she wishes to take limited
nuneer OF pupils in the above delightful accomplish
.ieht.. The decided success which has attended
80 ~; system OF teaching, both abroad and in the
noaos her with their patronage will soon estimate
sdyantases of her style, either in the simple Bal
Donizetti '
All communications leh at P. II. Taylor's Music
store Main Street; James Woodhouse, Eagle Square:
51eorge NJ Vests Bookstore Exchange; or Murray's
Daguerrean Gallery, will meet with prompt atten-
non So I-In,
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4 CARD.-WILLIAM II. GRAVES 4

A CARD.-WILLIAM III. GRAVES d
IA CO COLLECTORS AND EEGOTIATORS
WALL STREET, over the office of Messrs. Pulliain
Davis, Auctioneers, the City Hotel collect, bond
and secure Claims of descriptions and gotiate
in every branch Of business and all other Busnes IS
Transactions requiring the mediation of third uarfy
They tender their best services to the community
at reduced charges
All their acts will be held strictly ,.fdeRtiot
Persons desiring employment, and those wishing to
employ Others, requested TO call and leave their
names. sc Sly
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MISS TAZEWELLIs BOARDTNG

MI Ik1S Ax4L W Eli > Do 4 TX d n U
W AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Grace street, between 7th and sth
Tbe third session of this School will commence the
ist MONDA1 in October. Such aid has been enlist
ed as will insure a thorough and comprehensive
of instruction
Terms, payable semi-annualy in advance:
esLlug'
Higher glish branc 40
Primary b" .,..............3 80
Ancient and Modern Languages, each.........2o
Music, Professors fees.
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AFTSS f A PTFFER7S SELECT DAY

NV ISS f. 4. PUfFEkS 5 SELECT DAY
I'VE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Clay Street,
between 18th aid 18th. Richmond.
TIE hIs session wiz commence the 18th OF Sept :,
1853. The range of instruction will embrace all the
Much attention viii De given Music, French, Draw
ing and Painting
Terms for session of ten months. payable one-haf
IN advance. remainder on the ist of March,
Tuition, in thg usual English branches. $50
Higher English branches. 40
FrtHC
Drawing aud Pai2tin
e. usic, al Teachers prices.
Il am permitted to refer to Rev. S. II. Mirck of
Washington City, Tor whom, while Principal of the
Young Ladies Institute, Charlottesville taught four
Jears-"
RefeTeuccs-REv. r. b. c. HOWELL,
HAROLD MURRAY.
se St Sc 20
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EOR FALL AND WINTER-I have
i just returned from my trip North with a large
and well selected stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING and Gentleuen's FURNISHING GOODS, en-
brscins all the newest and most fashionable styles
which will be sold at the very lowest prices. Pur-
chasers are invited to call and examine.
e~ HENRY SHAFER g
SET los Main street. corner l4th
ENOR HIRE.--I have for hire by the
Il month, a likely GIRL accustomed to nursing
Also, WOMAN accustomed TO house work Appiv
to EDW'D. d. EACH0,
sc IL General A gent and Collector
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GAMUEL AYRES, COMMISSION MER-
- CHANT, Riehmoad, Yo.-Partcular and personal
attention paid to the sale of all kinds of COUNTRY
PRODUCE, TO forwarding and filing orders Office,
opposite Columbian Hotel an l6-ts
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MACE 81 WINSTON, CORNER OF
IN CARY and l4TH or Pearl Streets, WHOLE
SALE GROCERS. COMMISSION and FORWARD
ING MERCHANTS, have in store, and receiving
large assortment of Groceries, Wines Liquors, and
Cigars &c, which they offer 10 the trade generally
OH reasonable terms. se6
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TOYS AND FANCY GOODS! cases
49, t.,,dsngs ,,sY sehz Hanover, for sale BY
' '-1. rsSr-ssg s. B0NAflTAA 4 CO..
No. 10 Main Il.
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IT ICORICE.-.Ynurria LICORiCEt di.
IL rect from Spain. for sale By the Subscribers.
agents for the manufacturer
sell DAVENPORT ALLEN 70.
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GHELL COMBS.-Ladies' Tuck, Side.
~ Dressing and fine tooth COMBS. same very hsnd-
and new stvles with large assortment OF Iso-
~, Buffalo, Horn and India Rubber Combs For sals
low 10 the trade by
SAID LMAEhAAN
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
n BY }, b. BUDWELL.-The subscriber would
respectfully inform the citizens Of Richmond and its
vicinity that he Will, the 18th of September next,
open eIl English and Classical SCHOOL for BOYS
b the building erected by the Rev. NJ. IL. Bick.oTd for
hs Young Ladies' Institute" on Foushee street. be-
tween Grace and road streets. Particular attention
xll be given 20 the mental and moral training of all
Pils committed to his care: Modern Languages
- De taught 0y eoTFeffHt qs Ms Professor
fnon English Branches. es......................s3
[cs aad Mathematics. cs......-................-. 30
b 3rn Languages ach.................-........ %
edGction fcs !9ss of time, except on account OF
P% eons wishing to enter scholsrs vii: please
qutre at Mrs. RI lgaais corner of Grace and Adams
streets. J. B. BCDWELL.
From Dr.. Harrison, Chairman ofthe Faculty, Uni
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, I
August r. 1888. :
Mr.J Budweu has attended my lectures we'll
nigh two sessions aud has, in my judgment, such
pacy and attairlnentsa as should make him success
fUl teacher His excellent moral character and up
rght department will gain him the confidence of all
'~''' ~ '--4'' VIC - GEssNER HARRISON.
Refer farther to Rev. W. H. McGuffey, d. D. and
LII D. Professor OF Moral Philosophy, University of
Virginia; NJ Schele De We're, LII. D., Professor OF
Rev ]. 5. Bacon, D D., President of Columbian Col
iege, D. C.; Rev. Re. Ryland, A. NJ. President of
Richmond College; Rev. Il. B. C. Howell, D. D Rev.
Editor Religious Herald.
For farther particulars, see circular. au 1a-lm'
T S. SQUIRE'S SELECT, CLASSI-
LIZ CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Corner of
Main and First Streets, Richmond, Va.-The seventh
Session Of this Institution will commence the 10Th of
September 1855.
Terms, for session of ten months payable one-half
in advance, remainder or the lst of March
Tuition in the usual English branches......$400 90
Advanced English aud Beginners in Latin. so 90
Latin, Greek AID higher Mathematics. so 90
Drawing each course, "a lessons ............I0 90
The Principal may be found at his rooms, on Frank
liu, between I'd ana Sd streets. lin"
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RLACKSMITHS' TOOLS.--Ws invite
~ tho attention Of Blacksmiths, Farmers asa 9TH
ers, to our assortment off,
Arinitage, Mouse-hole and other ANvILS
Sohd-box, cotter-key and plain VICES
Smiths BELLOWS, 22 10 SO inches
STOCKS and DIES and dSCREW-PLATES all Sizes
sledge, hand and hsrss-shoein HAMMERS.
Butchers FILES and RAsPS all sizes.
W kch we oifsr On accommodating terms.
c. J. SfNTOS l. CO.
Sign OF the Circular Saw
Sc II No n Main street.
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DAKER'S PREMIUM BITTERS.-f0o
ss''. s's - Z sSsssrF ri ibas
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HTACKEREL. MAC L.-No. 1
M M.ckersl il kits and Qnaxters for xzie ~
8. . - = e. : Z. VOOLFOLK = GO.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-26
En- NCIS' NEW PRESS

While in Springfield, attending the State
Fair, we saw in operation the new power Press,
invented by Alien Francis, Esq, of the Spring
field Journal. /, is certainly very ingenious
machine, and yet in its construction it is per-.
tectly simple. The rollers are fastened on an
endless chain, which is made to reyolve to ink
the forms perfectly. The impression is taken
nearly in the same manner with the Adams
Press, though the bed is raised by cam instead
of lever. There were several members OF the
Press present, all of whom seemed highly pleas
ed with its performance. Though propelled on.
ly by man-power, it printed at the rate of two
thousand an hour, and did its work well indeed
Mr.. Francis told us it cost him only about six
hundred doIlars. This is most important les
SEEMING of the price of power press, as one made
in the usual manner would cost twice that
amount at least. We wish Mr. Francis album
dant success in his efforts to cheaper knowledge
for the people. The facilities for carrying out
his invention were not very good in Springfield,
but in the hands of a frst-rate macLinist, we
see not why this press may not be made a very
beautiful machine, and its simplicity ana cheap.
ness certainly recommend it very strongly tor
general adoption CHI. Press.