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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL,
oohNER OF CLAY AND ADAMS STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
'HE Subscriber, having had several years
experience ss teacher, will open at the above
place, on the st OF September,
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
fFor Session Of 10 months payable semi-annuofrp in
ddraBeeJ
Ordinary English Branches......
IN"Fabtca 50
Ancient Languages and Mathematics. ........... 40
40 IO-tl0sep GEO. A. WEED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
DROTECTION AND INSURANCE..

HERRlN0'S justly cele brated Fire and Bur.
giar Proof SALAMANDER SAFES, are now seen
IN almost every place of business. Every man who
has books, papers, money, and other valuable srti-
cies to preserve finds that this 10 the cheapest and
only secure method of protection against FIRE and
thieveg These Safes now stand before the world A.
the CHAMPION SAFES, having proved themselves
in over one thousand severe fires ALI persons who
have not secured one of Herring's cheap INSURANCE.
offices, will hnd full assortment at the Office of the
State Agent. r. McCANDLISH Jr
my A-u IS6 Cary straek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING

OUSE AND S HIP PLUMBING
- The Subscriber begs TO inform the publie that
ne prepared 10 execute all orders for PLUMBING,
either IN houses ships, In the best and on
tns most reasonable terms Being himself Prnstf-
ca PLUMBER, he feels assured that he can give the
hiost entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
sGfi or osasra he viii also put up Water Closets
an S.a c roice rumps Bath Tubs, Wssh hand Bs.
R.ovea principles and at the lowest prices Orders
,non ins ceaatry promptly executed His estsblish.
ent - ~ NO ~, Main street between 9th and ath
where orders should be left He would refer TO tbs
oai1ns H.. Sentiemen Hon. VIM 8. Archer, OF Anne.
su t0-Im DANIEf' 0sT21dnnS nnSnwohd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
Wholesale Druggists, B haltimors
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,

DIR. GEORGE SOHERER, formerly Practi-
toner of Medicine in BALTIMORE respectfully offers
his professional services to the public. Office on Les
ter st., Rockets. yN-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
nR. BENDAN, a Graduate of tho Uni


~ veTsity Of Berlin, and honsred by letters Of
ccmmepdstion fsem the Legation Of the u States at
Berlin, Baron Won Humbo dt, George Tickuer, Esa
President Woolsey of Yale College efers his services
70 prepare limited number of pupils for the Uni.
vsrsty or College. His instruction will embrace be-
sids the ususl branches, chiefly the ancient Ian.
suages the French, German and Mathematics.
He eiso offers to teach the German and French to
Schools and TO private pupils.
Refer, in Richmond 10 the Rev. B. Manly, Messrs
Gu.t A. Myers Jas. Bnford, DR. Little, Professors
6essner Harrison and shele de Vere of the Univer-
sityof Virguis.
Apply ct his Office on llth street, near Broad
TESTIMONIAL.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., April, '54.
Dr. BESDAS has taught my son Greek, Latin, Ger
man and Msthe emstics for about four months, and
regret exceedingly that the delicate health OF my son
fwho made excellent progress) compels us to with
draw him from his studies for the summer, and that
are therefore, forced at least for time to fore
90 the valuable nstruc ion. Of Dr. Bendan, who is,
sure, eminently qualified TO teach any of the
above branches do not believe that better teacher
or one so good, be readily met with in our coun-
Try. ID. J. McCoRD.
au 25-dImt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

dARBER q Co.'S AMERICAN HOTEL,
Staunton, Va: w. H. CARRIER, J. B. EREcKENRIpGE.
l.. STEVENSON, Proprietors.
Travellers will find this establishment fret
class house, and the ProprietoTs always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests
The "Amercan" is situated immediately at the
terminus of the Central Railroad, iv 52-Sn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
WOOL DEPOT - N : have dctsrmins 4

w TO open in this city, IN q nsexion with osF
present business, Wool Depot sos ths sale of Woel
and hsve engaged tho services Of Mr. JOHN VA
TERHUUSE. the former efficient Agent OF The
Wooilen Factory this city. his Attentou ~ nsess
sary. viii devoted exelusvel1 20 this bssasss
All Wool received will be eraded, that eech pus-
chaser can buy such Wool 9 he waatA apd nos be
mpsllsd to 6uy such = viii aot snswsf his pW-
poses
Wool eoncentratsd and Grsdsd, 70 attssct the e.
tenfion 81 msnufscfufers end dsalefsto oar nafhee
md ve hope 10 speeed In eseebiehtne oeod maxket
for The wool grower near home
Ror parsieulasA. sse cur citcslasss
s. CkENHHAW 4 CO.,
0roesu and Coumis1ion Neeseksnfs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

JAMES B. SCLATER,
oDUCE Broker.
Corner Cary and Pearl streets. Richmond, Virsinia.
iy 24-oSm ~' 'As'A'io'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

AnERioAs HorEL,
Rich MOND, VAGINA
J. .MLDEBER0ER SMITH, PRopaIEfoa,
Us W s~oevivaf .Lons1s Hse1i pkslnlelphS1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

REMOvED.-The Subscriber has removed
ms ofhcs to No. "a Main ST., formerly occupied by
Messrs Smith Roberts as Hardware store. and
opposite to Messrs. Smith Il Harwood, where all or.
ders for COAL can be left, and will receive prompt
attention. jy 7-2m*I p C. LARUS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
no THE FARMERS IN YIRGINTA'

YNO THE FARMERS / IN VIRGlNIA
i Inasmnsh q the price Of Peruvian 0uano has
become exhorbitanfly high, thiak IL to the
Of the Farmer TO try any substitute that may am
the purpose which be had At less than half
price.
We receiving new fertilizer called TAFEu.
which desire 10 have tested sAid TO contstn
all the properes of 0uano. exespt per cont loss Of
ammonia We invite ths ssteution Of Farmers tn
Fall crop. LEE 4 CO..
an 26-N On the Dock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
CAMUEL d. DENOON, Bell and Brass

~ Founder, ON Main, between 9th and 9th streets.
Richmond, Va, continues to carry on the above bu
sinessin in sll its various branches
BELLS for churches, ships railroads, taverns, and
all kinds of house bells made to order.
From the large number of Bells that heve made
In tho last % years. and their superior tone and quail
iry, can assure my friends that they equal 70
hand regular supply of all sind Of Bells, Gc.
T All kinds Of REPAIRING In the Brss Foun-
dry business promptly attended TO.
r. Bell, Brass and all the various kinds Of Meta
ic.CAsTINGS done at the shortest notice and the
lowest rates. s..4.
and BRASS, 10 I5--3ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

4 ICORICE, &c.-The subscriber has In
II store and daily ssIpsss,.s n e Z. 49,.
so do sanford /"
10 do .F Eo
Ia do Ottoman
$50 lbs Prime Tcnqna Beans
20 Ounces Otto Of Roses
Ploushs, Feed Cutters. Ac, for ssle BY
uog l6-dN corner Cary and Va as.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

- uUHo-HsII FayabIt Ist Uctober the rest on 18TH of
February. Instructors; ' Vi
ID LEE POWELL,
ROBT. MORRISON,
g. PERSICO,
MADEMOISELLE VASSAS
For further information address
MRS. GEN PEGRAM or
ROBT. J. MORRISON.
Sc l-eotl5O Richma,d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

Bread Street.
MRS ELIZA JANE DARDEN, Principal
THE Course of Instruction will be tho
rough, and teachers of experience and acknow-
ledged ability will assist in each department.
MRS. DAkDEN will give her pupils critical ex-
animation once week. and impartial report of
their progress will be made monthly to parents and
guardians. Her supervision will be attended with
that care and constaDcy which the truly responsible
station of the vigilant teacher requires.
TERMS:
(PeT session of months from the Second Monday
in Septemberl
Ordinary English ranches..............$l0
Advanced do do .............. Is
Highest do do .....,........ 20
Monochromstic Painting. u
French and Music-Professors prices.
W Ten or twelve Pupils be accommodated
with board. au 24-2w*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
OACADEMY. ON CLAY ST. BETWEEN 5rA

4 h-AOCASAI AMI NAL lnEMA1ICAL
OACADEMY, ON CLAY ST, BETWEEN 5Ts
AND6TH sTs.-VOLGER PATTON, Richmond,
Vs-The second session of this institution will com
mence the LIST Monday in October next, and end
the 18th of July following
The undersigned will spare pains TO give satisfae-
on 10 their patrons and to instruct thoroughly in all
the branches taught by them
The course will embrace the Latin and Greek Ian
guages, Mathematics aud English studies. French,
Spanish, German and Italian also taught
Every pupil is expected to study at least of the
ancient languages.
TERMS
For Classics and Mathematics. tics.............S $50 90
For each modern language (extra) ........... 20 60
small extra charge for fuel will also be made.
One-half of the fee ID payable strictly in advance
and the remainder on the 18th of February
Parents intending to enter pupils, will confer
great favor by Informing the undersigned as
possible. in order that proper arrangements may be
made for their reception
Competent assistants will be employed if necessary
GEO % s PATTON. ALTON fn y" Principals.
N. B. All communications addressed to DR. Ernest
Folger, Richmond. will meet with prompt attention.
July ioth, i8 L. Sc l-eotl5O
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THE FOURTH SESSION of Miss

THE FOURTH SESSION of Miss
Il TAZEWELLS SCHOOL will commence
tbs first MONDAY in October.
Every aTrsD cement has been made to insure to the
young ladies the thorough instruction in every
department.
TERMS:
Payable semi-snnua'ly in advance)
Board per session (teu months, 800
Higher English Branches. es.................. 40
Primary do do .................... 80
Latin and French, each 20
Music-PTofessors' fees au S-lmt
M1SS ANDERSON'S SCHOOL will
I'A be resumed on MONDAY, 5th September, but
exclusively for Females, when she iatters herself
abe will again receive the patronage heretofore
literally bestowed 2l-lm
AIR. +. w. ROSTERS SCHOOL FOR
4Vl YOUNG LADIES viii reopen on MONDAY
I'd October next, the plan and terms those
OF last session. au I8-tloc+
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
REFORM FOR FILTHY sEw-YoRK.

We never remember TO have heard more geu-
eral expression of indignation and disgust than that
OF this public at this moment against the present City
authorities account OF the unpreeedentedy filthy
condition Of the streets During the whole winter
they do not seem 20 have been cleaned, and the
accumulation of mud the debris Of wiLter work,
now that its covering of snow or ice is nearly
melted of. lies in almost every street, literally ST.
most kneedeep. The snowstOrms of this winter are.
IN all probability, at end and what is now mud,
will in Il few DAYS he dust. We have had in previous
years every March or April, this scOurge Of dust
which has only been abaed after the indignation of the
public has forced the imbeces AMI scOunirels il ,q-
thOrity TO organize their miserable succedsnea of wa
tercarts 10 turn it again into mud However horrible
this dust plague may have been heretofore it bear
10 comparison with what We may expect when it
low, judging from the prophecies of flying filth
which the present fowing-6lih holds forth.
We do nos wish TO call those now in civic authority
hard names. We DO not wish to characterize them IS
We did the late Government whose members we as
sistei to kick ignOminou,ly out of Office Reversing
tie Fable hope have not got King Log for King
Stork-imbecy in place Of yillany But it looks like
it, however thus far We venture to say that any Of
the numerous contractors who rubbish on phi
,ste account when buildings are demolished or callers
dug would in three days organize corps OF scayen-
gers capable in three more days of removing
all the filth in every street in all New.York This
might be, in one week, carefully effectively and
economically done 1t is the business OF the Board
Of Aldermen and COuncilmen TO have il so done
at any cost For tie fact seems to be always lost
sight of In decaimpg against our filthy streets and
IN the oatcry at the inadequate results OF the YES, ex
pense a. 1t 10 termed for what is acetiOasly or menda
cousy called. cleaning them that dirty streets cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
TIE WAR question IN EUROPE.

Though tie arrival of the Nashville puts us in pos
session of decisive from the seat OF war puts
Us in posse of fact OF great Significance IN tne
present state of ahairs This is that now, at
the eleventh hour when the Russian ambassadors
al Paris and London have left, when the British and
French Embassador. at st. Petersburg are recalled
when the naval and military strength of France and
England 10 being already concentrated for Immediate
act!on-at this very last moment, the two Western
Governments are making fresh proposals 20 negotiate
by which they concede almost everything that Russia
wants II will be remembered that the main point
claimed BY Russia her right of settling directly
with the Porte and withou; the interference Of the
other Powers quarrel which, II was pretended con-
cerned Russia and Turkey only This point has now
been conceded to Russia. The proposals. are contained
in the letter Of Napoleon which we copy in another
place, end the effect that Russia shall treat with
Turkey direct while the treaty TO be concluded be-
tween the two parties shall be guaranteed by the four
Powers. This guarantee is a drawback upon the con
cesson. as it gives the Western Powers ready pre-
text to interfere in any future quarrel OF the
kind But it does not make matters worse for Russi,
than they are now, when the Emperor NichOlas must
see that any attempt OF bis at & dismemberment Of
Turkey cannot be carried out without the risk of
war with England and France. And then. the actual
gain to Russia will depend upon the nature of the
treaty which is not ye. concluded and Russia having
seen in how cOwardly manner the Western Po yers
row shrink from the necessity of war will bu. have TO
Keep her armies concentrated and 70 continue her
system Of Intimidation in order to gaia every pon.
curing the negotiations. Besides Russian diplomacy
need hardly be afraid of contest with those eyre
rf.u IfrIa alnr. l.
bluDdering first Vienna note
Whether, however the Car will accept this promo
sal or trust 70 bis army, remains be seen He cannot
afford TO 90 through such ornaments and dsocatons of
tIcOPs over bis vast Empire once in every i've years.
The preparations have been made on such scale that
avery great material gain only repay their cost The
Russian population are thoroughly reused to warlike
enthusiasm. We have seen copy Of a letter from
Ruiiisn HerehEnt-not one of the many German, En-
slish, or French traders who have settled in Moscow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
TIE QUESTION AT ALBANY.

lie present Legislature OF our State was elected
with two well defined and clearly avowed Objects
The periecting OF the Constitutional Amendment look
Ing to the early completion of our Canals The pass
age OF an act OutlawiDg and prohibiting the Liquor
Traffic When the Lat of members elect was made
cut, it was well Gnderstood alike by friends and foes
that these two measures had been passed upon and
affirmed by the People, and that on the legislature
elect devoved only tie duty of giving effect to the
popular will. And so far as the Canals were con.
ceined the general expectation was fully and sea.ona
bly, satisfied.
Twotbirds Of the Session have now slan..d and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

neither House has yet acted iecisvey on the Temper
arce question. Bus have been reported 10 esa. All
abundsurlJ debated AID pretty nearly matarel "a,
tlAtisall tlGs la. We hear, indeed :ha. the Ses.,,
intends 10 sc, decsyely this week but We bal Dee,
led to hope for deiniti'e action ihi. and 10 40.
know what 10 rely On a; present
Meantime, our Aiyertaries have proftel sai still
profit By the delay. Il is confidently whispered ia
well informed circles here that they have joined team,
with Gov Seymour, and mean to see whether .As de-,
pair OF tie TIVE may not be blended into connoa
tope He has nothing to lose by yetoing the Temper.
ance bill they have offered TO pledge him their sup
port next Fall in return for one years further
impunity in grogselliDg; and why may not Governor.
ships be sold as Judgeshps have already been S,
there is now very decided probability tia, the bill
will be vetoed, when il might have escaped tia. psrl
by en- earlier passage.
Friends Of Temperance in the Legislature be o..
treated TO press your bill 20 an early vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

GEORGE E.'PuGH-As it is highly probable that
this gentleman will be, if he has not already boon,
elected United States Senator from Ohio to lake the
place OF Salmon T. Chase on the 18th Of March next,
some account Of him may not DO without interest.
Mr. Pu2h is young Cincinnati lawyer-not moro
than "a years old. He has talent energy, and bound
lees ambition lie Is currently reported TO have dc.
clared while yet boy that be would one day DO
President of the United States and his character lisa
guarantee of the probability of the story while no has
outgrown the juvenile folly of the ayoga Ii chosen
10 the Senate be will make his mark there.
The fret we heard of Pugh in public life as
contestant for a seat ia the Ohio Legislature IIou,e
of 1879 The AppOrsonment of Members had de.
volved the Wing Legislature OF the preceding year.
which had en- fit to divide the great County of Ham
ilton into two Districts one of them choosing Sen
atOr and two Members the other Senator and three
Members. The former district was Wing and elected
accordingly but the Democracy with chronic coz
tempt for legislative authority when welded to its die
advantage set the Law at defiance and elected Repre-
sentatiyes for the mhoe County, of whom Pugh was
one He went to Columbus with no more right to
seat than would have to one in our Legislature
i he claimed to have been elected Member from
our mhoe City, in defiance of the law dividing il into
sixteen districts and yet he and his colleague from
the City District were admitted not as successful
testsnts Of the seats of the returned Members, but
actually thrust in over the heads Of the Wings law
fully chosen as if originally and legally returned OF
course, the ground was assumed that the preceding
Legislature had no Constitutional power TO divide
County but this, though fair ground OF contest,
could not justify the setting aside overriding of
law until some Observation-Disclosures if not iudcial-
had adjudged the law invalid The Wing Members
were prma dee entitled TO the seats and only to DO
elected thererom by the solemn adjudication of CON-
petent Court or at least of legally organized House
Yet, to sabserve partisan purpose, vital principle
was deGed, and George Z. Pugh became legislator,
voting for s. p Chase and repeal of the Black Laws
as a part Of the consideration. Hence the auson 10
a corrupt bargain by Doglas-we think not unde
served-whch was resented by Chase in the Senate
discussion Of Friday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
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