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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

l. TON OF TUE acknowledgements ad-
justed to defective sight, upon un"rring scient1s
principles, By MAtkENS, O.tirian. on uOYar-
uor street. Take partic ular notice of the number
The subscriber. who is well kn1wu 10 ihe citizens
Of Virginia a skilfu opiciaB. informs the puble
that ne has on hand the handsomest and best aSsort
uleut Of srec,acles and Eye Glasses ia the country,
and that he will be happy faithfully t. attend 70 sl
who wish their eye-sghs properly treated oy ac'
curate and superior ground glasses His ART eia-
bles h. m. upon the shortest examiDaton, 10 suit
almost every deceit, whether 1t be derived frcn
Miopla (near sight) Presby tia, (aged tar sehtD
Amblyopia, (pre bytic or niyopic) Cataract. etc -
rhe stiug prejudice against rpectscles shoul he
estireiy discarded by yourS persons suffering from
defective vision: this prevailing prejudice is OWING
entirely 10 the erroneous notion that spectaoles
shoEl be suited to different ages
II you wish TO preserve your sight during ne,
with ease TO read wri or sew without the least
strain TO your eyes call on
Il MARKESs, Optiean.
On rva grpS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

~ FOR RENT-A very desirable res
u idence on the corner of Franklin and 3oth SITS
near Mr. Pairosr esidence-has four rooms, and a
good yard attached. For terms, &c, appl, to
VINCENT LUCAS,
no4-lyx On corner Of goth aud Franklin SIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09
OOGGETT & ANDERSON,
1 IrpuNI. STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,

Corner of Governor and franklin Streets,
Have &C. ived large and elegant assortment of
goods in their line for the FALL TRADE, which they
would he pleased to furnish to their friends and the
public generally, at small profit.
Paper Hanging and Uphosteriug attended to
promptly, and executed by superior Woi kmen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

OFFICE VA. FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.
Richmond, LIST November, 1853.
THE DIRECTORS of this compan,
have this day declared a dividend of Seren per
cent on the capital stock, ont of the profits OF tn.
asst six months payable the stockholders Their
egal representatives on and Aft the 18TH instant
until which date the transfer book will BE- closed.
nO2-dtl5N WILLIAM WILLIS. IR SecY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

T AN ING to-day, from Baltimore
IL steamers, hhds Bress. Bacon, for sale by
nos WN WALLACE s0NS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

~ FOR RENT-The residence Of the
AZ late David NJ. Puiliara, in Manchester, is for
rent, with garden attached the remainder of this
md the ensuing year. Any information concern
,ng the same caL be had by calling on
PULLIAM 4 BELTS,
ants Odd Fellows Hall, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

Do HHDS Porto aico sugar; 20 bbls
~ New Orleans Molassas iu store; for sale by
no g WIN WALLACE IONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

TOeQ1A BEAks.-lC00 lbs. fine An
gusiara Beans, for sale By
FISHER Il WINSTON,
mo- nruuuisfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

- FOR REET-A desirable store I'm
III der the Exchange Hotel, on l4th street. next
ioor to Vests Book Store. Possession given itcme-
lately. Apply to Hugh w. Fry. or Henry q. Can
-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

~ DER CUTTER This celebrated Machine ha
again taken the highest premium at the Natona
Fair, held in this place, over all other Cutters,
sell as at nearly every State Fair in the Union
Thus showing conclusively the superiority of thi
Machine, above all others In the market Thee ar
simple in construction, "a well strong and dura
Die, in store and for sale by
CHURCH 4 FLEMING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-ChAk-
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURES OF VIR-
GINIA-CAPITAL 100 900 DpLLARSl-money re-
ceived on deposit in sums of five dollars and up
wards on which interest the rate OF per centum
ner annum il paid for sums remaining six months
longer shorter periods interest at the rate OF
5pNr centuH.
the whele Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Csshier q STARKE, at the store of L b Spence
corner Of Main and Governor streets, Richmond, Va
SAMUEL COTfRELL, President.
T q STARKE, Cashier.
@ WALrHALL Secretary au is-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

~ BRAZILIAN FEBBLR
NGLAssEs-AFJ AHNKg. orr
CAN. 75L Main street II have opened 4 new 10. .,
nrs cousase and convex ground Brazilian psbhl.
Glasses, In Gold AMI Steel frames
guarantee 70 suit. witt these superior gIassss
any person 10 whoee vision optical aid can be an
pied.
The public arc requested to call and examine
BRAZILIAN Pebble aui other Glasses tiled il, ola
frames AZ JAHSkR,
nos 7ix MAR ssra.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

ARUS & SHINE, Auctioneers and
IL Commission Merchants, No. "a Main street Civ,
real estate, merchandise Of every description. snt
household furniture.
Saleof horses, mules COVE, wagons and carriages
&c &c, every Saturday.
P. G. LARUs. JAS. N. SHINk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

NHARBLE WORK. The largest and
LsI cheapes, assortment of MONUMENTS, T0MBS
HEAD PIECES &c, in the city, 20 be found at
MILLER 4 VfNCENT's,
on Main st., bet ween 5th and 9Th SITS, and
nearly opposite I'd Baptist Church
MONUMENTS Of any design made to order OF the
best quality of Italian or American Marble.
LETTERING neatly executed. al 6--Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

~ Boots ard shoes of all kinds made 10 order q,
short notice. saS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09
Pastor OF the NJ. e. Church. South On Csroins Cir
NECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
~ WINTER nruINn

N'~N1CA'D DOf III We ALL AND
- WINTER CLOTHING Having Just returned
from the North, L am now receiving my second sun
ply OF Clothing for ms, Boys and Children.
wear, which will make my assortment the most
eonpIete have ever offered ia this market. Ii il
got Ell up entirely for the retail trade of this acc
ton, and no pains having been spared as 70 styie
quality and Workmanship i'll getting it up | hopeto
be able 10 please all who may favor me with thai,
patronage Without enumerating tla arrfr4,s Er
hand my stock will embrace every article psuelly
found in FASHIONABLE CLOTH Nc Horss Call ri
the Virginia Clothing Mandatory aud sales Room
OF WIN IRA SMITH
~ Il4 Main
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Y-fr-. -ssrsssxsxg1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

81 asssssxk@~-&S28sCOMPANY, l34 Main st., having
rssaned their oteaInshlp Express TO and from Non
folk. Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon, Wilmington, Ly nchburg, Salem, Wytheville
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima are nov prepared to forward with great dis.
patch and at reduced rates. every Kind OF Merchan.
disc Valuable Parcels, Jeweiry, &c, to the shove
named cities, and al places on the seabOard.
our Express on the STEAMSHIP ps will be accompanied
By special Messengers who will give their person Il
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
70 the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages TO
POINTS In Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
gteamers unless otherwise marked
Freight received on Gay of sailing, until o'clock,
p N j. L. MAJDON0UGH,
A Of d. Exrn Nxn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
BOARD CT SUPERVISORS.

NJ. VOORHEES, in the chair, and siy other menl-
bcrS present The minutes were approved
Seyeral bills were referred TO Committees.
communication was received from the Chamber
Aln, showing the amount of payments made at hls
ohce, previously published. Ordered IN file.
A resolution by Mr. BLrNr Inappropriate 81 Oto for
'hs Improvement and repairs in the superior Court
nons, was adopted.
Bills % Messrs. Humphrey Stewart, and others, ior
utng Supreme Court rooms, were ordered paid
bill of Hasbrouck Il Co., amounting To- flI,!J,
Sas isyorably reported on.
Mr.. BIUsr said he would have something to SAY re-
ssrcng this hill aud moved that il lay over. Carried
Mr.. KENNEpY said be intended TO submit here To-
isy an amendment to strike out the $1,000 for the
commissioners of Record. but finding II had not
been inserted in the ordnance although voted he had
no occasion to do He hoped the County Treasurer
would be notified that there was no money apprO-
prated for that purpose.
MIR. Blunt was afraid the $4,000, although he
voted agains; IT, would be at the disposal Of the Com
mssioners Notwithstanding that it was not inserted
IN the ordinance.
The CHAIR said il was put in the ordinance by
common consent.
M. KENSsDY, said it did not appear in the journal,
and was not in the minutes approved He hoped this
Board would contest the matter with the ComnS-
,oners and If the Supervisors could be compelled
to raise money forthe Record Commission He would,
# the 80, 900 not safe, present sn ordinance and
make II next meeting.
Mr. Blunt remarked that oa reflection he thought
he so 900 safe, and that the Commissioners OF Re
con could not touch il without further action o TINS
Board. On motion ot Mr.. Blunt the Boari adjourned
10 Mek1aN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
nRw.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER Is, 1853

T. NJ. Warren. Chelmsford, Mas. varieties Sum
rner and taI sweet apples, 10 tsl and Winter s~ee,
apples - tal and Win.er apples, 80 early aai
Simmer sour apples.
M,,sr.. Sharp. Smith aud Msncheit Syracuse, ey-
hibil 1T varieties Of pcar-.
J. ID. Inger-ol, lllon, IIerkimsr County. " l.. :
-,eties 81 Deiawarr grape, Logan grape, IN
known.
pr. j. r. Boyn,on, Syracrse, - varieties q prars.
NJ Lyon, plymouth Mich.. E7.vsrietes Of Pear'
NJ. ". II. Mtcben. Harlem l3 ,ariei.e, OF pea-,
and "A yariete, at Hpplc-.
Nj. e. II. Moore. New-iork seeding pear.
81. War Sylvester, Lyons, y. l., . varieties
oi p-ar-.
prof Mspe-. ~ ysrieie- 81 pesrs-ino,' Of them Of
suD-TiGr escf!ientf
Mes,rs. We.tbrook ~ Meudenhal Grcen-boro',
G. - varieties Of apple, aud IS varieties oi pear.
The anp-- # thi, collection beat the North, ny a
oreat distance in size 8nd hrauty.
NJ John L.. Bergen, Brookyn. 20 specimens of he
I..ani pear ia variety, % specimens OF the
Erp,n pear and T. specimen, Of the Englcbrri Lott.
Mr. jam, VI. Paul. North Adam- Mas, ~ 'arlt-
ii.- If apples and 10 varieties Of pear
Mr. = u. Carpenier. N-w-Rochcnc, new var.eilr,
of p,zr. originating in Nc,tchesier County.
NJ L. g.. S;adcy, Clascrucs. Columbia County! ~
varieties - apples.
Nr. W. p. Towushend, Lockport, Ny. ;S'srie-
;ic- of pear~.
Mr. Joshua Pierce, Washington, ID. G., enormous
csrsrlopc mrlous, ~ 10 - inches long.
Nr. Charlie Denning and DR.. Grant ~ Long
Isiand exhibit very fine specimens Of The Delaware
and Cainw ba grapes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
BHooKLyN BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Ine Board met ~ them hall IN Red-Hook lane yes-
ter,iay Afternoon. Mr.. {. 7. SMITH in the Chair
tn.r The lradug nf The minutes, Nr. BKkINtHD
called attention 20 the fact that greater sum had
been appropriated for school purposes BY the Jont
Board tLan cared On the minutes of The Board OF
Education. The sum appropriated was fll2,1Uo, and
the required, a. II appeared by the minutes, was
y.i .1uO. The Fiuauce Committee had, II appeared,
reported slim ncce,,agy to the Joint Board and
sno,her 10 tie Board ol Education The subjrct WIS
rritrrcd tn Committee consisting oi Mc-srs. Brain
ard. PsT-on, aud Pauding.
Mr.. HauRis stated that Capt. W. l.. Hudson mad
presented portion oi the Atlantic Telegraph Cable
To- each o the Public schools. and offered the follow
ing resolutions IN connection herewith:
ghr,,o. or esteemed isow-ciiizen, Capt "si h. Had,
u bose 4c- .s-ncy cou.lnnstus the great event 81
ih, s'h,. lsyng the ssu'ic Tessr.Phic Cab'e-snd
while receiving he congratulations OF t.e ss,n has lot ben
uuiudi 's children Of this c's .yiEccd By presenting
20 zach Of th- ools por;!cn OF n" abb 'herefor'
Reeirod That rtis bosrd con,rssse her '.io~
Capt Wa t. buesor. On tie successful .Nns o. th- 20
hgaih Cable In whieh hr bors conspicuous par sna
HeFre riat th- Chairman Of The Committee on seaoo
Hor-e- b. sufiorS.c hs," he portion NJ '- reo' s"
20 esch OF n public schools mounted with bras, AID pfopr
,uF,q With eepP-T 'Asn aud 'n.p"udrd "a .e," a,;r va
shoo hor -rs 10 III ey. ~ih card II 'm.l irsm> oar
,iopsd
Mr.. BURR presented d communication from some
twelve Young men, r,qur.tlng PERMISSION oi me poa'u
to make u-e of room in school house No 10 thrsr
nights N week :er The purpose OF instruction n book
Keeping by teacher Of their Own selection .
\ discussion of some length en-ued, and II ives heih
Ia BE- had policy to let he schoo-houses for purpose
other than the instruction OF children under the con
tro OF teachers selected BY the Board or Educaon'
TIE subject was thereupon laid on the table.
The thanks o the Beard presented TO thr tion'
W. Il. Nscay for donating lUJ volumes VI wv
src.-ional books to School No. IL. ~,
On motion Of Mr. NoRTHUP, Coninliiee "' th1 the1
Wa appointed, with power To revise tne III
DISTRICTS in the city. Messrs. Norihup. Hunter rul
Whit!nck we're appointed. and after the p"''as' o'
ZONE bills. the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
EyCIsE COMMISSIONERS

Mes,f-. II ,>AsIT and lioLNks met at the Old quar-
ter. Yesterday and granted licenses at $50 each
a. fellows Storeke, pers-Theodore Burgoyne No %
Liberty street; John Duncan, No it5 Broadway
keepers-tiiram Crau-ton, No. VI Broadway;
Geo. - Stephan, NJ. Whitehall street; Nicholos y.
Uou,cmsn No. III East Broadway; Richard Trussel
& Co.. Nos - and SS Maiden Lane; David HAYWARD.
No iS7 Sixth avenue.
NJ HoLHls announced that he bad commenced
fve or siN suits against parties Tor violations c The
law and invited, through the press all who de-
sire TO make complaints against persons to cs upon
him AT his Office possible
In regard to the opinion of the Corporation Coun-
sci Nj. HOLMES said that decision had been rrn-
deed in one Of the counties Of thi, State directly con-
trary 10 the views of the learned Corporation Coun-
sell The case could be found in the 10th volume of
Howard's Practice Reports, and tine County Judge
held that the Commissioners could recover for their
services for all sessions held for other business than
for granting licenses.
-....cL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
NBw- -YORK YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.
TIN. DEVOTIONAL. MI

ItL DEVOTIONAL MEETING iNNE>lG tTioN.
AT special meeting of the Directors of the Young
Mems Christian Association, held ON Monday evening"
Spt III, the annexed report, presented by the Sub
committee appointed 10 investigate The Transactions
% the late COMMITTEE of the ASsociationl Devo
tona Mectingr, WAS unanimously adopted. ss inlly
express, the views oi the Board and ordered printed
IN the daily journals;
To Ae D'resiD,sef he Ns Ye,S Ysprs ~ ., j,.s 10
eiofi0ns -'
The undersigned, sppon,ed 10 nve.,;.,, ,l. trans.
sections q, The lat Committee on D-vol,o,sl Nes,;rl
of the New-fork Young Mcns Chr;,iirn i..nc;s,;nT,
would respectfully ''''''
REFORI.
That immediately upon their sppointm.n, the, rro.
c~sded TO examine the documents submitted hv III
"eorge +. Edgar late acting Chairman ol that Cnr.
m'tee and to take the testimony OF all parties Ikex
70 oc able to throw any lgh, upon its PROCEEDINGS
ihs testimony comprising the written statements oc
meesrs. Edward Colgate james Fsrman, Charles A.
Moore, William VI. Hastings, Alber; s. r1andresa
hearJa Badwin, Thomas q. Sbesumsn, Geo. r. Cook
5Award Mann, William ilerries, Cyrus II. Loutrel
james White. H. \. Corlies, and Benjsnlu =. Mani.
srr herernto appended snd from it.. after careful
d;asa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

,s,ir blaze and beauty, but You cease to be
;r',o,e,ssd BY their value.
gs;. earns me that the words too in which
10 been endesvOring to describe these 'n,hs''
pave last lose their color and force from sheer
D'' a., .. shall therefore barely mention the
rePo"' ..rbsps the most interesting sight OF
"S' ." T,e..rry know no historical museum
"r'~ ~ Of such magnifcence, although there
10 Ns Thor. more technically complete. Here,
"p ,nd thrones are as plenty as mineralogeal
y..,o.o. elsewhere. In one hall are the Jeweled
-. of Ivan ILL.,, Boris Gndonoi, Michael 10
~a peter the Great and his brother, and OF
$50. vbile between them, each resting on crim-
a ,ushion. on it, separate pillar, are the crowns
= ,bo.s nonarcb., and of the SUBJECT Kingdoms "'
Shsra Poland. Kazan, Noysorod and the Crimea.
= .,o,har case il the sceptre Of Poland, broken
,hs center and the Constitution OF that ill-tated
,o,otry lies in box at the feet OF Alexander l.
.,rtrs;t There are also the litter ot Charles NIL
-, .t pulta,a: the heavy jack-boots OF the
"a, Peter. the ieweIed horse-trappings of Ca'ha-
Ill her equestrian portrait in male ATTIRE (ahd
, qsIlsnt dashing, strapping cavalier she i') Tue
helmet of Machsel Romsnoh-cnnousl! enough
Nth m Arabic sentence over the brow--and
.n,erb collection OF arms srmor military 'r'P-
uings. golden and silver vessels, and antique Jew
.l,y lower room contains the imperial coaches
and .,,ds for nearly two centuries back.
Can you wonder now, even after the little nave
lonnd room to say, that the Kremlin is looked
eoon by the Russian people with fond and faithful
s.nrratiOn b. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

Crgii TE,ATNENl 0y A Lima GlRL.-AbOut
tie 1t f Juy A woman named M. Foster residing
about tour me. tim. ,;fe VI Fulton to the Or-
phau A>vlum snf through the recommendation II
respectable citizens, obtained little -irl named Mary
Bennett about 40 yrars whom she ssd she wished Ia
hrn-up. The matrun told her that The gir Wa al
d,tef 20 hhhu-. an lad been caught m aiIehpis 10
appropriate things that did not brlong io her. The
woman guessed ,ne would g,t along with hcr. Sne
t"uk tre -ir', aud iat week brought her back. lne
girl vas thin and ciraciat,&. and according 10 th'
w0min sfJfy hai received the most cflel trest
Jirnt.
For thr slightest oFn,, she World ghip her in the
most severn manner AID II lhis failed "a make hcr
cTy. she would place the htle gin~ finger on the
stove and bold II there mt, il was ci1sped sni burnt
and p , ch.' would cry Al other times this human
ti-rv,- would seize heg bs the cartilage oi tie nose
between 'ac ro>irl, and pinch her IN the moss crel
manner. and tLai. to lsc the old hag, own worlS
"wuHli bring the tears into her ewes ani when the
SRI returned tie Asylum the marks were ,til there
AID her finger. al crspej ami burned. She gave her
but as enough To eat, aud when one day she put
;iu 90 apples into the oven. telling the gir she mght
have one II she would watch them until they were
done. the girl deyoured the whole vi them.
Wien the woman came back and asked her what
she had done with the apes the sIr told her she hsd
eHt thcm She then gave her cruel whipping, burned
her fingers and otherwise matreated her. and tins not
being enough TO satisfy her. actually kept her on moth
ing bu' bread and water for two weeks, making her
eat IN he she'd and sleep m the door. The woman
had two or three boys who always gave her slap or
kick whenever She came them. This j. the
woman's own story. The ladies AZ the Asylum repre-
sen, the girl a. very smart, active aud intelligent.
Such brutality should not pass unno,i,ed, and she
should receive a lesson that vii ucVcate little hn
manii, IN her miserable soul. lOswego Palladium.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
4 ruEIors Drove or CArrLs

4 ruEIors DROVE or CArris Loo'h.-i"
1aledo 1,g>. has the following:
We heard few days since u the !resA oi ui1se W.
Of cattle that were qusrered the premises .. ~.
ID. Herlck, ,-,,.. tavern-keepcr nj Swantop: "n,Sn
rush of thr MIGHTY water. or that other element
Ore, they swept a: it were ali before them, noushi
serving As any resistance to them in Their or"ari
psl-mel course There were some eleven hhna,sa N
the drove, and they had been driven al day, ;os
food and n,neh water, vheu they xere tu'nea 'nto
rather close pasture Tor the night. Aooni e'e'sn
O'Clock Al night they broke from tie iacesue' r"sa'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

REsIGNAriOs.-A X. Lawrence. jr., hus resigned
the Office of Assistant Corporation Counsel During N.
Lswrcnce's official he served the public with
zeal and efficiency worthy OF emulation by other
public officers, and his marked ability and industry
won for himself Il character of which he may justly be
proud
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
tAdVert-emeni
THEY DELIGHT EyERYRODN. Nothing could

b. nteres'ing nothing effective, nothing
trranins nothing and wonderful than the
lf.Ae combination Of and approximations given
THoDoS', Mimic WoRLD. at Bsrnun's Museum. rits
arTFKNOoN aud EyrsNG the, viii BE- represented
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
CITY ITEMS.

AcApEMS or MrsIc.-rhis evening, Dcnaetti's
opera, "Lucia iii Lammemoor" will be performed
with q strong cast-Madame CASTER Siyuor Stefani
end M. Gassier in the leading parts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

ng with great fury over icuces through adjoining
oorp fed, which they pro-rate3 and pretty mlch de-
molished Their lcoing, Nhie thsy were thus break
~ FROM their enc 'sgn aui risi,g down he rost,
= represented 10 ~ a. having been OF the most de>-
pcrate and dea;,.nrng kind