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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

DISNxR TO Hoy. A. II. STEPHEEs.-A COM
plimentary dinner was given TO Hon. Alex. H.
Stephens, on the 18th inst, at Warrenten,
tended. Mr.. Stephens was quite sick, and had
only spoken forty minutes. when he came
near fainting, and was Obliged to desist.
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nDUcATToN.

AIRS. ANH MISS MINORS fEMALE
IVA ACADEMY. near Chester w.il commepce ts
The location is remarkably healthy and eligible,
tween Richmond and Petersbarg.
The lassis aaa .osrdsns aseassSmens will i be M
esarsc,er and cxperleraee are saiieiens suaranfy
Of her fidelity and efficiency.
B aaas 5, Sss cheers ssss
and ethsf competent ins,fpeiors. sat
T,c estarHe OF Studies Will embrace every branch
Of Fnslsh. together 9Th French, Latin, Music
and Drawing. -
patrons of the schoei and TO all who have any
kapwiease OF ,tsehasacter.
No desaesfon made tor less Oh time, except IN
eases Of eso,racted Illness.
TERMS; -
Board including washing, lights, fuel, &e., per ses
san of nine months s.,..............s....S Sl50 90
Iassraoiiea IN knslish, for all over II years
OF ase. ..t..,..--... .......-..-..... ~
Music on iiafps. two lessons week, anhour
each ..'...- '-'.-.--t.-.s ~ W
liuilss ..............,........~.. 50 90
SO al instrument go. - .r''''--..-.s. q.
Pa,gasais hall in advance. the other half at the
70 those Who desire further particulars, circu-
chcsser. Chesterfield County. Va. Is-sisto
Mr.. .LETEByRE'S Sc It00I. Mn
foCsHfE. RfciHiMoNi5,' iVA.-The. next session
ef our seheol bssins the LIST day Of October. o.
Our long experience in teaching,, and the very
LIBERAL nsIranaz We haze feEeAFea fnf E4. isly
fr4rS. hswe has.i eFShsed aHd saeuafnxest as fe~
mako Important improvements IN our Institution
A course oi Literature. comprising Ensisn,
FYesch, German, Italian and SPANISH cassics, tth~
four last tLrour b the medium OF the FTeneh,l mas
baer successfully tried dIrnz the last Session. ano
viii he cont nued and enlarged IN the next
Nc have on kased MIR. In G: HOWARD to take
charge of the English part oil this course, az wen
as the Rhetoric. Bellies l.etifes aud FIRST Reading
classes Of our Institution. Mr. H. is a gentleman
al the hg hest qualifications and We feel eonhdent
inst his services wt! be duly appreciated. We
wsald earnestly recommend Literature class
.e gysdassIng pupils.
The new house which we have erected will great
ir add tn tbs convenience we'll as to the comfort
OF the younx ladies' boarding in our family. Two
ySaag lasiies only will occupy one room, except IN
cases when three would desire TO occupy the same
HUBERT r. .LEPEBvRE. A. NJ, Prinoipal--Nat.
uSa Philosophy, LlteFature, Mosal and Mental
Philosophy. French -
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARD c. HowARD-Literature. Rhetoric,
MRS. GRACE BESNEfT-English Branches.
MISS MARY C. 60RDON-Engllsh Branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTlETT-Engh Branches
MADAME l.. v. BLANCHETT-French Govern
SENIOR CARLOS cARDoRvEZ MERA-spanlsh
MADAME. MARIE EsTvAN-vocal Music.
SfG'RA ANT0NIETTA ERBA-Voeal Music.
siG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Pano.
JOHN A. CALIO--Dravius and Painting.
WILLIAM f. GRABAC-Piano, Organ, Sacred
=. VI ianSm'r g4Irr our p..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

Dear Shos.-However exciting the sport Of
bat shooting may be, very few persons would
indulge in It if they had to pay the price for
each shot that the Recorder charged G. w.
Todd for single fire on the nth instant
George had gotten within the corporation line,
and seeing O bat approaching, banged away
without drawing a feather. The Recorder be-
ing good shot himself doubtless thought
that a novice ought to pay for his learning, and
therefore entered . fine Of R25a Had the bird
been killed. the charge might have eeen ei or
s2U, at the discretion Of the Justice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

Dangerous Neighborhoods.-Af friend connect
ed with the Night Police, has furnished us the
iocations of the following places, where many
OF the most abandoned courtexans of the city
reside. In each Of these neighborhoods re-
spectacle families are to be found, and many
of them are very much annoyed by the dis
turbances that occur, from time to time,
amongst the dissolute denizens and their In
toxicated visitors. Not only the Mayor, but
the Grand Jury, will have to be called upon,
at no distant day, to renoyate these foul laces,
or respectable residents will be compelled to
remove their quarters. "Sngar Bottomr is
the title of the nest 1T the southern extremity
of 9th street, near Trents old bridge. "Soli-
tude,'s at the corner of 9TH and Cary Streets
derives its name from the frequent rows that
occur there at night. "R2m Cat Alley" runs
in northwest directio from Brooke Avenue,
near Kelly's shop, and is the resort of blacks
and whites of low degree. "Ruinsyilie'' is q
most appropriate name for n neighborheod on
Baker and st. James streets. "Five Points,
is located at the extreme end Of I'd street. at
its intersection with ST. Stephen. And "Buz-
zard Roost'' stands at the head OF the basin
Each OF these districts occupy much Of the
time of the police TO look after them; but as
nearly all of them are in out-of-the-way
places, the public hear very little OF the cha
racters who make up those peculiar commu-
mites. sA t7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23
NsuRAMm
MARINE INSURANCE..
(IncoYpOfated l634j
THE VIRGINIA Asu ERE Il AND VI ! NMARlNE NsuAe

- Once No. I3l MAN bsreet, Niokmo04 -
3 --7F Capital and SuryIus, &11De0o!
THIS COMPANY has the sdy.nssse oi sse.ssy- ssssSS
having enjoyed the kves OF ths psbiis dusirs su
of that period leeds no special Fecowmendntton "
the citizens of Virginia. fs
1t effects Fire Insussnee is city asd ssnssSy. end
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the word.
AFFAIRS are managed pTuds4tiy but hhsrsy and IL
rates are as low - thpse Of any othst good ipssa
ton. DIR Erfons:
w. L. Cuyardin. ]. y. sdsuoFth. Ratsiek CpRsps
Ipssph tsps Mm: Issr. Gee " smith.
Vim. Palmer, sCkas. ". FurcslL Jno. Il 6or3os.
Alex, X; Parker. J2s; yipstoa. Arch. 1AsuAs.
BY 1srss Issier. !. ~ ~ w. /. coWxRDIN. frsSdsas." "
VIZ. Willis, JR., secretsry. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

Srin dls. - Richard Grandfson, SLAVE, was
captured and ealaboosed last Saturasy naens
watermeions. Dfckrepresente himself to the
melon versier 70 Be- ( frse man of considerable
property, and when captured ny the Cierk Of
..ssr rad heforr he Recorder yesterday, and o.
i6romiss Of sending the black serpent ont Of
tths Stnte. was allowed 70 take charge Of him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

j. xntaspvefs Womaz.-- MarrAref xee4Al .
preposdessing appeaSAncs, Was 6eseso - p
cofdsr yesterday for be116 s1runk - S11ors
derby. Two Of she peltes qeSeeO eleaeeeA %
her intempeyase 70 hAh6ts, and one ~ s1eD, on
dfunk and IN bed. 4hs - swe ali eAkf-
dren, both Of whom afo nsUleeee4 md Woajd
ma doubt stnrve bat for, the kindneeo Of
neixhbors. win the hopc OF brlustnk her v
her senses, and inducing her % aEasdoA hSr
cups, she vsas committsd 10 jAfl. sFFs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

sfaicA Trct betwesn Tom wAlhe sAd
Lsdy Clifford, 10 to take placsatths Btehmond
Trotting Park this afternoon.s A hath of The
animals are to be plotted by aunatsurfdrfverN
rare sport may be expected. WtthoUt know
dict that q heat will b made In lese than thee
minutes; and unless Tenn can ret below that
It least two seconds, he viii b. apt 70 catch
re sand in his eyes. The rxre Will take paAeo
aOut4 O'Clock; 20 be 6n hand 70 go the fun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

xfE1Ssd6 FkxxR---An 1snglish u,en-cfs,waFs
fim Prndent, rearhsd AsceasioA Gu Ihs saiiAoi
Jane. with three engineer of1cers. ihe gunner
and - msn, dead Of the yeliow tysF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

ShoyteniHg Reesipss-Ths worhiax Dppee a. n
shaft In the old 9allego Mill. on Saturday
night last, has caused some little delay IN the
receipt of wheat; but ths accident Win - fs-
paired in two or three days 1T fnrth<eG Nr
JOS Hall, the superin tsndent OF the machine1y.
is hard at work with his force. repairing thc
shaft. The new mill Of Messrs Warwick 4
Barksdale Is Mt work. and the mtssefsA are re-
cefvinR wheat a. fast ~ eireumAtnnooe Will
permit. asss = ~ 4-.ss..., 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

GRAssHoPPERs BECOMING A BURDEN-Ac-
counts Of railroad accidents and of obstruc-
tons on railroad tracks are commos occur
the Rome and Watertown Railroad different
from anything have ever heard of. The OBJ
structions consist of an army of grasshoppere,
which had collected on the rails during the
night, and at point where il was up grade
seemingly taking advantage of the iron horse,
and actually causing the train to stop. So
says a letter writer to a New York Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

Greer Tongse.--Mary A. Hunnicuf, . yallsy =
street free negress, found herseifin the pre-
sence of tbs Recorder. yesterday morning,
whsrs she had 70 answer Tor using insuitiag
abusive, and threatening language to Mrs
Elizabeth Goodman, a widow lady. When
the witnesses had testified, Mary was asked
what she had TO say; but being quiis sober,
she was as dumb as an oyster. or courses sne
was punished for her bad manners and worse
tongue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

new Methosfist church near Ford's IN
Din widdie, was dedicated, sunday, by tsv,
John e. Edwards,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

! Dassrese,x ~ q. Johae SAursk k.yss r.
on & e q lint III ! ye6r5il1s -
ma AM y & ss]ssaa sssasG| 5 & lesl
cient to admit the body Of pSTSoa. 66S4 -
child were 70 fau into II, sunoc&tion would -
the result before succor could - kfvon. We
notice that this grave yard haD tseoane sort
of playground for chi11ssn. and. . : cepee.
Qnence. graves are trampisd np0n and the
shrnbbery broken. Ought shia 70 BE- allowed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

Retsrtess Rsvsssk--A eentlerAn from Ham
over county iu1orms Ms that II atten1ed = nas
sro rseetin9. on Sunday last Ct which there
we're several hundred scryanta. Tho ex-
ercises were conducted by white m1nfsteS,
who preached an sbie dikcourse % The sAves,
many of v hom prOfessed re1iQtea - - cloee'
deeply innxt sscd with the importance q ~
nen1ancp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

CUCUMBER CATsUP.- The Harrisburg (Pa.)
Union gives the following recipe:--Take three
dozen full grown cucumbers and eight white
onions Peel the onions and cucumbers, and
then chop them as fine as possible. Sprinkle
on three quarters of pint of fine table salt;
put the whole in sieve and let it drain twelve
hours; then take q teacupful of mustard seed,
half teacupfnl of ground black pepper and
mix them well with the cucumbers and onions.
Put the whole into stone jar, with the
strongest vinegar; close it mp tightly for three
days, and it is fit for use. It will keep for
years.
A SHowKR OF SEAKEs.-The Detroit Tri-
bune says that Immediately after q great
shower last week. agentleman residing iu that
city, on walking about his premises, discoy-
cred a large number Of striped or garter
snakes. averaging about six inches in length
Some Of them were on the front porch, four
feet frcln the ground, and some on the kitchen
door steps. He commenced killing the rep
tiles until be had dispatched forty-seven By
actual count. His neighbors also killed quit.
: large number, and the finding Of the ..snaix''
continued four or I'VE days.
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AsAland kdsA AComs.--The time Tor the Fall
meeting over this new and ALREADY popular
race course IS fsbidly approaching, and, from
all we can learn. aae weeks sport will b very
fine. The Club pesides Offering q liberal
Jockey purse" VA subscribe to each OF the
stakes, and thus MIKE them more valuable to
the winners. The pi9prietor Of Ashland, in
order to guard against tSyerRows in wetspells,
has had The track thArouehIy ditched and
drained, SO that the racisg may now 60 on re-
| gardless of the weather, sld without endan-
| gering the limbs of the rsers OK their herses
| The great advantages, however, which Ash
lnad possesses over other NEginiAIourses is
| its superior aceommoda tiont Tor laaes. Not
only is well appointed staed procured for
| their tse, but In the same buiMfng are Dress
ing rooms saloons, etc., none q whicaare ac-
! eessable to others than Ladder and their stend-
ants. These conyenieuces have already had
| their effect, and will continue to be operative
in favor Of Ashland, and 10 the prejudice of
other tracks where they are not Afforded MN
who never before attended o race, have joiaAi
/ the Ashland Club because of the influence q
their fair friends, and Others are applying for
membership, for the same reason. ANOTHER
reason for its popularity is its accessibility
Taking the cars, which run at all hours, Q
person can leave here, see a good race, and bt
| at business again in two hours, and al q tri-
| Ming cost.
l ~ ! ~ ;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

CTOCK HOLDERSs - MEETIM4 -Ths
y Twelfth Annual Meeting Of Che stoea4oleeye u
the yire mia and Tennsssee Hsiiroed Comyesys
city OF Ly nchbars, ON W WEDNkSDAf,f - J1eA oay
OF septernber next.
By ordsr Of The PTeesd4et.
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Gprreiponben;
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T. - ,a1em-Urleans, Ga., 10. Mai> SO.
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ii@ spn jenen1 bios but@ bic 196ne Tprm
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unp Der pes Sc
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ton &ouse er;dblt wuroen. Gin junser
Mann oerliebte ii& In bic &p@ter zines
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slet& gu BEN juneen: Manne uno fteute
Sc >Trase an i'm, pt er pteien 8rtef sez
idrteben babe. @adtem bteler NIT Sa
seantmprtet sos Der beleioiste @ater einen
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Der anbere SAL. 3pet pFanser 1T
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Sp serne ib bieles Mlal in SEEN Dr.
lesns filltn 17sntliden @prtraa aebaIten
bate 1T es- rpd nitbt casu aetommeo,
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1pat> UNI rarpn 0strau1 ut madeu.-
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men Eonf fir tbr 9itiass Anerbteteu btnS
nebmen.
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> B1Rioss aad Fs5vfis Discusses, Sfcs HeadacAs, Less Of
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SPRING AMI SUMMER SEASONS.
Its particularly adapted 10 the wants Of Traveller by Sea
and Land, Residents IN Hot tiimaie., Persons o. sedsntary
tlahis, lnyalils aud Conyalescents; Captains Of Nessel. and
Planters will Hnd II n valuable addition ~ their Medicine Chest.
With iho.e who have used 1t, IL has high favor and Is deem
ha forpld STATE If The Lirsr-t render, great service In
restoring healthy action.
IN Ooat and Rheamafi,m- Ii gives the bcs. satisfaction, al
laying all inhammaloy symptoms, aud In many cases effect
uAliy curing those afflicted.
n. sncesss IN cases II Grdrek, indigesHon. Heartburn and
fosnrsness-r Proves ia 10 BE- "A Mc,icin. Of the greatest utility.
Actdpy n ne StonocA, and the distressing sickness 10
ssuai du5Igo Iregnancy-Ylei speedily, and with marked
.nccr.. under lis healthfaI influence.
Hasayd. he oreatesf reilly 10 those afflicted .cin or sub
Iecf 10 N, P4Gss, letting gently on the bowris, neutralklng all
Irritating -rcrriions, nnd thereby removing all innammatory
Tenderness.
az IunVdf3re IL reqnjred.
II Is IL the form IL n Powder, carefully put up in bottles to
keep In AN, climate, aud merely requires WINTER poured upon II
~ produce II delightful erer,ese"nt beverage,
Taken In the morning, II never lniertrrcs with the avocations
Of the LAY, acting gently on thu system, restoring the digestive
mud creating an elasticity Of mind aud flow of spirits which
give zest 10 every %cuJoypcnL 4 also enables the invalid 10 en-
Joy many iuxurics With IMMUNITY rom which he must otherwise
be dc'arred, aud without which life Is 81 irksoInc and distress
Ing,
men u the higl,cs, standing throughout The country. and It's
steadily Increasing popularity for n seHes u years, strongly
guarantee lis efficacy and valuable character, and recommend u
10 the favorable notice Of an Intelligent public.
Prepared aud sold, Wholesale and Retail, by
JOHN A. TAhtANT n co, DauGGisrs,
No. 2S Greenai ci st, cor Of Warren, N. Y.
Junc1l-dit-,o ACo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24
Lynchbulg Coach and Wag II Factory.

oE TIE subscriber returns his grateful acknowledge
eJ IS4A ncnts 10 his old friends and customers for the lir-
raj patronage toward him, and begs leave To inform
them and the public that he has been rc-s.afied in business, ana
he hopes, by a more strict attention to business, 10 merit u con,
iinunnce OF fivors. He will make to order and keep on hand
all kinds ol lEOS AAl.E WAGONS, made in The most II
stantial and neat style. lie will also make to order and Viii
soon have made, a general assortment Of Carriage, Rochn"uss
and Buggits Also, "A large assortment Of one and twoh"fss
Spring Moving Wagons and two-horse Stages. All who Wah'
good work, come TO the old L~ynchburg Codch dad wage" rae.
tory. and, n he is doing business ST the CASH principle, you
may expect to get good work and nj a low price. All who wan
good and neat Buggies give me IA call.
march l7-dts JOHN II. BAILEY, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24

Natural Coke.
NOW have a supply Of NATURAL. CokE iroH inc ,arpoh
Hill Mines. the same Kind that gave such general saiis'ac
lion last Winter. and expect TO Keep a stock during The season.
can recommend This us q dst rale fu,l; u iSbus ifeeI!
makes a bright Dire burns longer than Etioiiihous toaI; AL
makes less dirt than any coal have ever nav" s.th pu'h' ~
is lasiicularly desirable for cooking stoves.
VIM. A. MILLER, On Basin.
sept 80 jts-Rep copy
XNTILK'S Celebrated snow Ball Irish Poiatoss on hn.,i IL"
w fr AL. a To- e-ts SO..OMO-, l. MuSsER.