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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

Preparations to commence the rcnsns routes are now
being made.
Tie necessary measures wero taken at the las, meeting
of the Common Council provide suitable places in hold
ng the polk the Water election the first day OF June
next.
A LIBERAL DosArros.-Mr. H. T.. Perrcpont Of the
City Of Brooklyn, has presented to the Fist Church
erected in the Of PeTcpont, -. Lawrence County,
" Y. and beautiful bel Of 9O3 pounds weight,
with all the necessary hsngings.
REJECTION OF T,Xxs.-The following preamble and re-
-uon. sssrd hy the Common Coune Monday night vii be
q M irerssi 20 considerable elsss o; the community
rolls confirmed ty the Board Of super attended
Es,red duty psye.s esma.
.. ,sA1' as , sSII over q, sa OF s . % r P
Go,fl Other % before The Board Of Asses
nd srricsiion edno remission OF
i ~n ne -, ., q tf be Ro.ni Of A.e... or .h5siss th
the expiration OF the time limited for correction by them
ORDIs.rIoS.-The Rev. F. f. VI. Bachelor
dared pastor Of sonai Church corner peKab
evening The preached BY the
FrRrMESs Row-Jscob Sipes one of the party
sasd Myesy Thursday evening a in which
members Companies Nos 5snd u Involved was
tie held av,i' he aciion OF the Grand
ard battery WIN
ALL upon Ofoer Nolan Of he Fourth nict who wa 50 much
injured BY ayins Missile alleged TO have been ihon BY s as
disable him several davs thereafter some nteen
have been arresed aud
awaiting examination. Ofcsn Denton ani NcCiarey were
Likewise injured he referred To- The first
named. is feared viii oe the o. one VI his eyes in cone
quence-
EJECTISG A FEM,LE.-A man named Edward Barrett
trough, Curtis yesterday by Oier Oakey,
warrant charsin with eecrg from her apartments IN
Fuou-i which both families conformity occupied lie
va tined 80.
srRrors RysrIr OF RIorIyG.-A bow aged about Is
Randall whose parents reside in Graham st. near hyr
seriously injured ia the between hn2ne Oo
Thursday n.ht r thai Is feared he cannot
recover hold the Of No. l., appears "hch Com
suv sdin ward from the he ba evening "hen
wih aud he sruck
On The head cau,in his skull which rendered him
Coroner rruc..d h house yesterday 20 take his dep
osi ion. ] since reported tina. h l. dead
CABBAGE ~ THE SrREETs.-Ihe ordnance relating 10
he Pubic has been amended b. he Common
the Of the house ont OF which "ha
garbage ashs Sikh kind shat be thrown %
an, OF the public stress lanes sley of the Cts, will BE- held
Corpr oy GyvFRN Sr>Si0S>.-This Court reissem-
bed morning Judge Moore presiding and Justices
S.l and ~ryker Thomas Ryan indicted burglary IN he
G gree r ug the c,rpentrrshopo Morris sherman
on the stealing iherirom number OF capsn
Oreus prisoner
sno- her which could not
The above Indictment A"
be vas de aimed upon Tia, chase.
Robert Steele who indicted the charg" OF grand larceny
for he james Shepherd the Sth Feb
ruay last placed M bu the had no. terminated he
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
Advertisement,
,R DIFF. - DAGUERREOTYPES aud CR

tri,d ooor,d m Of this eminent scoeh sionary
LswRENcss Worlds Fair Premium
celery 10. al Broadway. corner OF Whi,e-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
Advertisement
RICH PLAID AND STRIPED SUMNER SILKs.-UBs
Advertisement

DILL Lax No f7l Broadway will open his monin
rces shove ys Tor tho Pars market,
full ~ Per cent. less than the cost Of importation.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

The Prize Medals at London and New-York were
received y BRADy with special coulmertaion-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

AcoIpESTAILY DRowSED.-Au inquest was Yesterday
he'd b. ODornel No 35 Greeuwch she body
Of John OBeirue age who Monday last while
pier Of laInonst North River accdentay
dcek aud drowned verdict according "A he
above statement rendered BY the jury
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

BRADY>. Nos 205 and 359 Broadway continues to
ppy the public with the highest style Of the
art iscm 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

STEREOsCOPE>. CRAYON DAGL ERRETYPEs, Lock
IT PICTURES taken weather. th. WORLDS FMR
Premium GALLERT, No Joj Broadway ;. RoOr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

LIBERAL DosArioS.-Mr. II. T.. Pierrcpont OF the
City Of Brooklyn, has presented to the Fist Church
erected in the town of PeTepont -; Lawrence County
" Y, and beautiful bel o; sO3 pounds weight,
with all the necessary hsngirgs.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

The Concert advertised for tho 18th Of Apr ~ the Mar
k.t Church corner OF Henryst., vii be gwen, witt the
same cast, this evon.n--to commence A. O'Clock. NJ
Bo.tyyi.k VII sing Il know that my Reteemer hveth
With yerdure clad" sacred braycrs, voice and hue
..G Gratas Armus Tib;' flute Cbliga:o By NJ RetIel,
and Home Sweet Home; solos, duets ;rios, qla-t''e
and an efficient chorus by the best S~deni talent
MyRc,SrlIE IlBR lRrih.s IL iiut On opens aiis morn
;ry ,n Office At No Nassausi., for he reception and
delivery of books TO such membess a. may hnl down
town location more conveniert than the building N Asio
i,co For Office hours SC, advertisement in another
column. The rooms Of the Association IN Astor-siAs
will open As soon IS completed which vii be about ars
frs, Of June.
srppy, prsrH.-Capt. Benjamin Rookie, 0: the sehr.
Alice Dsy. while a. the Of Broadway and ker'
81. late on Monday night was taken suddenly L. and
few minutes af,er,Fard dropped down dead. lis remains
ere taken tothe New-York Hospital where Coroner Ill
Gov YESTERDAY held an inquest upon them The jury rem
Sared a veriic, Of death by "pneumonla- Deceased
native of Rhode Island, 40 years OF age but oi late
h,d resided in Connecticut where he has len family.
III. vessel had been eiearcd and be had INTENDED To sa
to-day fox Teas
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
srp,or, Rrsr1r OF RrorIys.-A bov, aged about /

wears named Randall whose parents reside in Graham near hyr
e-av seriously injured the between Enne 'oia
ue Nos and - Thursday ni.h lrt hsi feared he cannot
recover hold vi th Of No T. appears "hch Non
NAVY moo. the fire ha evening
stack made unon he engine wh stones nni Ia was ucS
s IN. head his skull which red him
Bal proceeded he house yesterday 20 take hs Dep
osi.ion 10 s since reported tha h. i dead.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

ArTFNPTFD SuIciDE.-Yesterday morning a French
Aertsn,d Attempted elfdestruen by eaitns MS
hros with razor No $50 BrOoe- while temporarily insane
lie Hospital. bu his recovery considered
doubtful
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

Notice appears in our ADVERTISING columns this morning
requesting those persons who last week deposited letters IN
the Chaharn-squarc Posi-Offce 20 call the General
Po-t-Ofce, corner OF Nassau-s and Cedar't. The al
dress of the letters is given in the advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
Co.. nv Cryvnr sr-slo,s.-This Court reissom.
Ia " INIELLIGENCL.

SUPREME COURT-GeSEsAL TrRN-Before ChiefJusice
MucHfLL snd Justices RoosEyELr and CLERSE.
STREET INPRON ENgS T>-RIGHTs Of LANDoWNEks-iN The
MATER OF THE WIDENING OF wALL-sr.
DvcrsroS the ith of June ISL, a resolution of the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

Discovery HUMAN REyAISs.-SOme persons were
dggng in the yard of house No. &c. Carmnest Yesterday
morning preparatory TO setting ont plants when they dis
covered the remains OF human skeleton The Coroners
were notified but il sscertaned that the yard
had formed part Of an old burial ground and the mystery
thus explained.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

EJECTING A FFNtLk.-A HidH HHIIt'I
before Justice Curtis yesterday by OceF oakey on
warrant cLarsns with from her apartments IN
Fuion--t which both families conformity occupied lie
tined 80
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

Tie necessary were taken at the last meeting
of the Common Council provide suitable places in hold
ng the polk a; the Water election the first day OF June
next
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

AMtTlCd hl tnt inot lii' rloih ms
taken to make small application OF this shaving and
washing process to few letters of Washngtons.
Mr.. Everett's recent application of the same method
10 Mr. Webster by omittng some of his speeches and
altering others. in his edition of them lately pub
Ished has also elected remark. We must not be un
derstood as dsputing the perfect right of Mr. Benton
10 select at his own discretion such passages from his
speeches as he desires TO have repubished and pre-
served. emitting all the rest, thus suiting his
taste and Judgment in making presentation OF his
past life to the public of to-day and to posterty But
il must be obvious that for historical purposes such
selection is of triling value compared with the
speeches entire, since among the passages omitted
will be likely to be found many which, though al the
end of twenty years Mr.. Benton does not desire TO
reproduce them, are Yet highly important in their
historical aspect which importance may indeed, III
many cases be the very for his leaving them
ont. Still the comparison of what Mr.. Benton sctu-
sllv said AT the time with what after twenty years
consideration he chooses TO republish and wishes 10
beoueah to posterty might not be without consider
able use 10 the future historian were 1t not for an u
mckv reservation which Mr.. Benton has seen ht TO
make. All that he leaves out he does not condemn
so he tells us in his preface thus leaving us in dou
how far the Benton oi TINS oooA Is even inc leai
ton of to-day, or Benton still in the mask and OnsAns
of the politician only playing at this time somewhat
different part on new stage and to new audience.
With respect to the other persons introduced upon
Mr. Ber,ons scene, they sppear there for the most
mart like the dominos of masquerade Hitting across
the boards with hardly anything whereby'o distinguish
them the one from the other. Mr. Benton no DOUBT
had An intimate knowledge OF many OF these persons
At all events, decided opinions shout them but Tor
the most part he is very careful to keep both the one
and the other TO himself lie has written. he tells US
toward the end of his book Up. 133 OF acts not oil
motives But what are acts apart from motives MI.
Rep,on himself confesses p l67) that history would
be - an empty tale devoid of interest or instruction
..uitbout the development Of the causes and con'e
.quences of the acts which it relates and sure.
among those causes the personsl character aud the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
SUPERIOR coURr-Befor.Juds. stcssO,.

To recover $4,000 amount of policy "a insurance 10
Mason csbnet furniture uphoiasry
tanned n adjoining Hudson g. and de-royd
bs ifh October the said
sd up~shsi plaintiff assigned the claim to desn-
dant ou0 -ut . brought.
Ia defense said that the valuation OF los eSceve also
not In good faith but the elain
ranff and the assignment made contrary clause
he cher which prohibited except By permission OF hs Coz"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

Preparations to commence the rcnans routes are now
being made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

THx NArresAL BABY saow.-The Ciuciunasi
Times hes full account of the National Baby
Show held last week 1t Springfield, Ohio. There
were l27 babies In Oh exhibited, from various
States Of the Union. The Tines says:
The baby tent presented 4 novel, amusing and
interesting sight The mothers and nurses were
seated and had the "litle darlingsr all ready for
inspection-thst 10, ~ near ready a. could be. To
zee many babies together was novel; to note the
maternal efforts to present them Ia the best mood
amusing, and to gaze upon their innocent laces
and purest of charms was certainly iuteresting
There sat mother, her eyes directed alternately
on judges and on little cherub which lay 10 her
lisp. By her sat another holding up proudly love.
ly little girl, whose haxen curls and sweet blue
eyes would soften the heart of the greatest baby
hster Ia Christendom. Next TO her nurse was en-.
deavoring to quies stout black eyed rosy checked
zone year old who insists on pulling the jet black
ringlets OF another one about its own age. One
lady pointed with pride to the chubby legs of her
darling boy, while another giowingy refers to the
delicate but well formed features of her sweet
babe One boosted of having the largest of its age
another of the smallest and smartest.
Large and fat children seemed to predominate
One from Indiana, FIVE months old, weighed q 1.2
pounds. Another, four months old, weighed 20
pounds. pair of twins, of Clark county, attract.
cd much attention They were very pretty, and as
near alike ~ two peas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL.
/ SHALL resume school September 18th

4 This s the 18th year have taught school. and
my nth on 9th street, as teacher Of the ENGLISH
Primary Understanding. Writing, Spelling, Geo
graphy, Arithmetic and Grammar During all this
time have been literally patronized. now re-
solicit the same favorable consideration; promising
the deepest interestn my pupils morally, re giously
and intellectually that they may leave my influence,
wiser, better, stsadisr boys tLan they were when
they came to me.
issue minute reports of progress and OF con.
duct, which all parents should scrupulousy examine
every week. ~ aiH y
TEams-ss per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole session. H. r TAYLOR
re 9-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
OFFICE R. r. l. P. r. r. COMPANY
RICHMOND, October I'd, 1884,
n - 3737EEzz5Ez1 NOTICE -Mamhars

49, =! of the Agricultural Society
OF Virginia who desire to visit Richmond on thoc.
msnse on the Slst of October ensuing are hereby
.ns , that return tickets, available for ten days,
MI DC furnished them free Of charge on exhi.
yWWo1Is on the route of this Company between
e m.Ss 1h and Richmond, provided application
And though the usual charge viii be made for n.
REFRIGERATION Of stock and articles ended for The
t ennaoinon. such stock and articles viii be re-
turned over the route for account Of the !. n.
owner free OF charge. and the amount hieh hs. h
paid thereon refunded. SAMUEL RiiTH
P.S-Stock and article &c intended ~ ~
tor. must be in readiness for the Steamer Hsr,isrs
1t Washington and Alexandria on the morn,, ~ ~
SATURDAY 18th Qctoher, Ia order to secure tssir
arrival in Richmond In proper time. S@S
SAMUEL RUTH.
ce2 AGENT of Trsnsportstaon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
TwENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-

WhnD ~ nc sDoye tewArd VIII be paid Tor the
bright mulatto woman slave, named LOUISA Me.
RAE, belonging to the estate Of Edmund BiIchett,
decd. The aboye-narped slave 10 about IS yesrs OF
with bushy hair and face considerably pulled about
her eyes, She has been living in the family Of Mr..
was hired for the present year. and from whom she
ran away about thIee weeks ago. Her son ran away
and was advertised by me several months sso, ana
am spprehensive that LouiM will meet with him In
Richmond aud that they will endesvor to escape TO.
gether to some Of the Northern cities. rspest the
onsr Of SSo for the arrest OF the boy which pub
b. q. PEGRAM, Admir- Of
M oe S-zw 80 Edmund Birchett, decd,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
WATCHER 60.
WATCH-MAKING AND JEWELkY
STORE

f. The subscriber (who has been en-
"A gssed with Messrs. Mitchell 4 T,Ssr. for
No. Isl, south sids Of Main streeaE second
door es.t Of 18th has opened wen selected assort.
msnt OF WATCHE6 {eold and dlver) ard JEW.
public that prepared to sell goods in hi line, en-
moderate terms He asks attention TO his eek and
feels assured that all who wish to purchsss can find
no objections to his prices
Being aprActical matchmaker, he ID also prepared
TO repair Watches Ut short notice. and in the best
manner, or to mend Jewelry IN COED style. Beiiev.
Ing that those who have work to do, win Geek the
best workmen to doit he feels assured tina psrsens
who favor him with their patronage once, gill need
no Invitation to continue his services wher needed.
an 3e-ts C. L. woe 3ELE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
EDUCATION.

p, III. L. TIGHES CLASSICAL AND
1As .C0MMERC1AL SCHOOL, On Rs1nkiiA e..
between 9Th md 5th stFestA Htshnopd, vs--The
o1eaes 81 this School are now rssumed.
The atm Of the updcrdgnsd - % GevesgAIv me-
efe thoee entrusted his care either for the eonf.
ta1-honse or for esiteoe
special attention rivep drH,, "a n.sss-. uy.,.,
sPeihns ana Anfhmstic IN al the ctassss.
TERM:
Tor senior Classics and Mathematics. persse-
For junior do. 40. a. 81
English Department. lae ..s "a
Modern Languases................ -
y Inc school Room II one Of the lars..f -
best lighted in the city, having bean h,ssjS la S
regard TO health and comfort sss ""n
n IN recess, the boys under my own svns,.
''slo9. =. II. L. TI0HE, A. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
DAY AND EVENIN GLASSES.
PRIVATE LESSONS.
MI DE MONTERREY has Tho bonn. L.

Az inform the public that he win resume his
of October. Application may be made 10 him ~
American Hotel or at his rooms Bank street over
DR. Gooch's office.
PROF. De MoNTHURRY, wishing t. make himself
agreeable and useful to the Stucents takes the lb
erty OF calling their attention language to which
they have for a length of time appeared Indifferent
felt themselves sttracted-he means the Spanish
LANGUAGE.
The relations of this part Of the country have b..
come 80 frequent with that of the South, that Anne.
reans have had better opportunity of hearing and
spprecisting the beautiful language which the EN-
peror Charles had termed ht for the gods. There
u not the least doubt but henceferward the Spanish
WIN become even as the French essential to good and
iaished education, whilst on account of the Intimate
cSnnexion existing between the United States and
the formerly Spanish Colonies il viii prove az uss-
ful In business transactions ESPECIALLY for the South
ern States as 1t will be requisite in polite and fssh.
II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
IN FALL STOCK OF HATS AND

III FALL STOCK OF HATS AND
&A CAPS.-The subscriber 10 now ready to fur
nish merchants and dealers with large and we'll as
sorted stock of HATS and CAPS as he's ever been
offered in this any other market.
Purchasers will fnd examination. that this Fall
Goods are lower in price than usual while the styles
and qualities are in many respects much improved
There are many new and tastefully gotten up HATS
and CAPS for gentlemen, boys and children, which
ale really handsome and will be found very desira.
BILE.
The subscriber keeps also large stock of ladies'
fashionable FURS of the newest and most fashion.
able styles; also, misses FURS, which will be sold
at wholesale and retail on the best terms.
JOHN DOOLEY,
au S0-d2m 81 Main street, Richmond.
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WATCHES. JEWELRy, Sill


"a vER-wARE AND SPECTACL @s.-The
G12e Subscribers respectfully inform ther friends
and the public generally that T. ey ut all
times keep hand for sale Superior stoce OF new
aud fashionable COLDS and SILVER WATSHES, OF
English and French manufacture, which 70 all re-
suated and warranted to keep time two yetrs. Our
stock of fine Jewery Is very extensive.
We also keep SPECTACLES of every de cription,
enabling to supply persons whose sight ii difficult
to suit, with Spectaces.
Particular attention is paid t, repairing anil regula
ting Watches by one of the firm; and any ,ther re.
pairing In line orders for the manuf cture OF
any style of Jewery il executed for rs by ,ur very
reliable and experienced workman.
Strangers wishing the city, and wanting anr article
in line, will find it to their erest to cal and in
spect Goods. Every article sold at our Establish
menf, is warranted to be represented at tie time
of sale and IL any article should perchance turn out
otherwise than as represented, the money received
for 1t win be cheerfully refunded We have endea-
vored to give satisfaction to all who deal with and
fatter ourselves that have thus far succeeded in
doing So and give assurance that our efforts IN
that respect will be unremttingly continued.
r. All orders by mail promptly attended to-. .
MYERS & JANKE, ISL Main st.,
aion af Illuminated Clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
s5:.Ih CHANGE OF HOURS

AcCoMMopaT Ho I nav f;Nr
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW CANTON
On and after Saturday, the 9th inst, our Packet
Tuesdsys Thursdays and Saturdays at O'clock A.
NJ, and arrive at NEW CANTON at 10 o,clock p
Wednesdays and Fridays, at o'clock, A. M srrivius
In RICHMOND at O'Clock. p. M.
seq CROUCH HOOPER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
MILLINERY-CASH PRICES.
M RS. HELEN KIMPEL,
227 Broad street-

Sszs Has just returned from the North.
f ern cities with full and general assortment
2 of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS
go which are now open for examination, and to
which she respectfully calls the attention of the la
dies of Richmond and its vicinity. Satisfied of the
truth of the old adage that "a nimble sixpence is
preferable to slow shilling" she has resolved to
'ell for CASH ONLY, and has reduced her prices &C.
,ordingy. oc5-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE


lz.k.S5Sis1s WYE GS5&y]
NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES
Itotce Daily from Richmond to Neo York tcih trans
Jrs 81 Pdssengeys and Baggage through the cities of
Washfn9son, Baltimore. and Philadelphia, free Of
an AND AFTER THE 18th OF AU-
~ GUST, the following quick and comfortable
Will be run over the inland route between
Richmond and New York
Leave Richmond daily at 81 o'clock, A. M, and y
81. M. 0 - ~ : 1' a. A-'' 'A'
Fare to Washington. !.t class seats s5s9
Baltimore 1st E" 90
Philsdelphia LIST 90
Between Philadelphia and New York five times
daily at % and IS for each first class passengers
and SI 30 and q for ID class do.
For through tickets TO Washington Baltimore, or
Philadelphia other information, apply at the tick
ct Office.
Besides the through aud direct connection named
above, with the Main Northern Route, through tick
et direct can be obtained at the Depot of the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company, in Washington for
Wheeling. via the Relay House, at SO so.
p. S.-The night train will not stop to take up
put down passengers. except at the following sta
tons: Hungary, Cottage. Taylorsville, Junction
Chesterfield, Pole Cat, Milford, Guinea's, Freder,
icksburg and Brooke's
Its deemed proper in addition. to state for the in
formation of passengers that four daily lines in
operation between Washington and Baltimore, by
means of which the traveller who. through business
always in his power to proceed at q convenient hour,
directly on his journey to any port North Of that
plooe. 8. RUTH,
oc5 Agent of Transportation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12
SPOTT & MILLING. WATCH.

e SPOTT g. MILLING, WATCH.
~ MAKERS AND JEWELLERS, Broad Street,
ENZ Shockee Hill, take occasion to return
thanks to their friends aud the public, for
the liberal encouragement they have received since
they commenced business in this city and to say that
they have taken the new granite front store, No.
2l6, Broad street, few doors above their former
stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewery and Fancy Goods
With an enlarged stock and superior manufacturing
accommodations, they prepared to offer increased
inducements to customers.
Watches, Clocks and Jswelry repaired as usual and
satisfaction warranted. Sc 14-lm