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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-13
HENRY L. BROOKE,
jy le-dtlst0 Richmond, Va.
FLIGIBE,E sCH0oh FOR ,YOUNG La

r. DIES. IN THE GREEN SPRfNGS NEIGH
Bo9H00D, LoUlsA;:.,The subscriber, having so
as Teacher for her children. FOR smother year,
has determined to enlarge the School heretofore
conducted by that lady st iiS,lvanis," in the
date four or FIVE young lady bosrders, in addition
to the pupils ALREADY under the charge of Miss Tim
beriake. The situation is In the Green springs
neighborhood. remarkable for beauty and health,
and easily accessible by the Virginia Central Rail-
road. The Utmost attention will he paid to the
discipline and comfort of the young ladies' that may
be entrusted to her care, whilst they VIII enjoy the
advantages of being placed under the eye of
teacher highly gifted, most competent and con-
scientious and of large experience.
The following are the terms of the School:
For Board and Tuition In tho Enslish
branches, French, and instrumental Mu-
For Latin, French, Spanish and Italian,
~ w
For Music. ...................... 40 90
The session will commence on the lst day of Sep
tembeI ne xt. and will end on the 30th day of June,
1850. The subscriber will send her carriage to Tre-
villains Depot, Gordonsville, OF l., ndsey's Turn
out on the Cestral Railroad, distance of six or
seven miles, to suit the conve nienee Of young la
dies arriving. Address, NJ. C. MORRIS.
Trevilian's Depot Louisa Co.
nAThe charges above include everythinx-no
ertruS to be added, au 2-dlm
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RARE AND DAPPnOrRIArB--UpOA 0nA q 10
beautffusIy executed Dutch engraving of u1ts
Haven, representlng IL - u was 10 tho da0u e(
the Pilgyims- TAis Was engraved ~ ord1eef
the burgomasters Of the place. more than two
hundred years ago, and waa brought 1oA
Holland By George Summer.
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Norsr GooD-Byxs.-The cennonaaine -
the ieyse In the second district, yesterday. vpe
the public expression Of private fssline en1er-
fained for wsil-known sugar broker. Who
was about to gorusticatfne 70 HlaSop Oprfns1I
A salute Of twenty. .lve guns were b6trniSSi
for and Arsd BY the Oflsans Artillery. Thte
y getting TO b quite . custom In New OrIeans.
firing salutes to private citizens when they
Orleans 10 the only city in the country whe1o
this fiery and noisy style Of good rTevails.--
Half dozen such parting salutss have bsen
given this summer.-N. o. Cfssssss.
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The French Army and Navy - be Redured
TO u Peace Feotins-Hepes In Europe sf
Long Peace-Abdicatisn 81 the 0raaA
Duke Of Tascany-Re efssal ef the Msden.
ese 70 Allow the Return Of the Grand
Duke, &C., &c.
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An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ThetaxatSoa
year. for the support or the governmtnt
amounts to the enormous sum of sixsy-9joe
millions posads stsylisg, or fews Assdre1 90
ferfy.fee nsilisons of dsttays. OF this sum, over
twenty eight millions pounts sterling 90 -
pay interest on the national debt and over
twenty-six millions sterling are required fsr
the army and navy. This taxation, IL is satd,
exceeds the cost Of our general govsynment
and Of all ths States and municipal Govsrns
m cnts in the Union combined
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Rirhnnnh gispatfb.
ADDITIONAL BY THg ARABIA,

SATURDAY MORNING. 6. ..Aua. 9, ,sss m
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AMERICAN LOVE or N0vnLs.-Ths p1cple Of
tho United States show = strong predileesioa
for q light and fictitious iiterAtprA OF two
thousand old and new volumes issukd II this
country in q recent year, about one shalf were
works Of fiction or imagination. In France
only one-ninth are works Of the Same elaeAt
and in England works Of fancy constitute oply
one-seventh Of the whole number pubiished.
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". THlLOW2Plano.
rNRlcH ScHNEfDER-Harp.
+ MESS0S-GaitaT.
tl letters to be addressed to
HUBERT p. LEFEEVRE.
Z3-sm Richmond, Va.
nI,HMOND FEMALE INsTlTUTE.-

DH HN0ND FEMALE INSTlTUTE.-
ADS esa The last q June, 1860.
tslsLEs IL. WINSTON. A, NJ; succeeds Rev. b.
NtNLE. 5T.. as President. Under his admin istra-
trs. some important changes Will be made, but the
grand objects for which the Institute was foulled.
en- which for FIVE years II has so successfully
lkrno1 out, Will ever lee kept in view,
These follows;
/ To teach srerythins that should form part of
Young isdl . most liberal education.
3 To afford instruction suited TO ererp Stage of
Pfosress, from the hIst clements to the highest
or possD ole, for the pupil to proceed.
s TO teach whatever is taught thoroughly and
Ell CHARLES H. wISsfdN,lA SSsffEdfNSlA M..Univ of Vs.,
Ereslden, and Prof OF Moral Science and English
Rsy ]. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, tUniv. of Va, }
Ma.hemstcs and Languages.
K. A. LEWIS, VI. D., Natural Sciences.
IrQl, F; EMION. iof Parlsl French.
D. h F. EkftssdN, NSnSipni Suit,3 MUSICAL Department
7c7;,7 " ---, ,,7-7,,;7-, Drawing, Painting, &c.
RRohSL Re4.. and ade9msnsaS.p ss e. s. VALENTINE
vi continue TO teach the English Branches in the
s ana and Msi His. Msr g. a ths
ITepsrstory Department. Some Assistants will be
fbe President will hear the recitations of all the
t'a''t' at regular intervals, giving special atten
ton to the Primary pupils.
Per ssssion of nine months, half payable in sd
vsnce, October /, locs-remainder February IA,
Enflish Tuition in Preparatory Department. $50 90
French IN Preparatory Department. ........ 10 90
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. so %
ancient and Modern Languages, each ...... 20 OO
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. so 90
Music on Guitar -" ........... 40 %
ise OF Instrument. ......,.................. 500
Vocal Music alone, ttaken by al, IN classes,) 90
BrsWlns, NeedeWork, or Grecsnl Painting. 20 60
Oh paintng. ......-.... ......-..-......-... 30 o.
Board, lnclEdng every thing exoep< washing. loo 90
washing. .......... 20 90
M,aiSttrs' daughters will be received at 4 reduc-
ton Of one fnarih, on all the above chsr.es.
Ea- NJ extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
stationery at their own expense. In case of pro-
traried sickness, deduction will be made for alb
sence.
Il will be noticed hat the price Of Board ha, been
.sdnced from S2oo TO Sl6o. No change is contem-
Plated IN ITS aushty. With our ample accomrno-
dstlons, 1t was thought the reduction could be af
forded, and that II oue ht therefore, to be made.
Boarders are regarded as members of the Pres-
dents family. Money 10 meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
ters for them sent to his care.
Pupils should be present, if possible, the first
day of the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further informa-
ton, address CHAS. II. WINSTON.
President Richmond Female Institute,
Jy 2S-2asm Richmond, Va.
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The AMKRIcAH HoRsEs IN EueLAEps-AAs
the lats race for the Goodwood Csr, which yoe
won by Promised Land, there vere not -
than six Americsn horses entered, viz ErltpDA
Prioress, WoodbuYn and Stafhes ~ III Eso
Robert Harlan, Of Cincinnati. The 0ocdWoO6
Stakes, which were won BY 6tayke, are NortA
H6f4W ~ ssz@s *sss8
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In the Coxafy Court IF Hsarieo yesterday,
most of the day was occupied by the Justices
in considering the report of the .Overseers OF
the Poor favorable to the removal of the Poor.
House. The Justices finally determined to
advertise for proposals for suitable land on
which TO erect . new Poor-lIouse, and also To
offer for sale the present Poor House, with the
land attached, thereby showing their determi-
nation to dispose Of the present site and bnild.
ings and select . new location. They then
agreed TO have ali the Justices summoned for
the fourth day Of the September term, to de-
eide the question definitely. On the Same day
applications wii De received ior licenses 70
when all who wish TO avoid presentments and
sell intoxicating drinks should attend and
present their claims.
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J.c. LiTTLE, (. NJ. PR1selraL. Ncrt - a.
The first session of this School will begin October
ls 1859, and close July LIST. 1850. The situation is
we'll known of the most healthy in the State.
The course Of instruction will as nearly as pos
Shle conftrm to that of the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGI MIA, of which institution the Principal is
an A. NJ.
The accommodations being limited, about 20 pu-
pills only will he received.
Further information may be obtained by appli-
cation to the Principal, at Crlean p. O., Fauquier
county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-13

THE WAY TIE Is DECIDED II KxnrUcxx
In the Fourth Congressional district Of Ken-
lucky there ID tie vote between JaNaes q.
Chrisman, democrat, and WIN. q. Anderson,
opposition The Revised Statutes Of the 8ta&6
be settled by lot drawn in the presence of the
Governor, Attorney General and Secystasy
of State. 5ss9 = AslsnA5 sfss sss4ss AZ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-13

Ffankiia Street. The handsome improve
ments made along the line of this street within
the past ten years, and the increased value of
the property, are the strongest evidences of its
popularity for private residences. East of25th,
number of beautiful buildings have gone up,
and rs others are to be erected in q short time,
the city will soon be required to pave it in q
substantial manner West of 9tl1 to the cor
poration line, improvements are being made,
and if the county of Henrico would culvert
the ray inc near the old fair grounds, and inn
prove the highway properly, scores of new
residences would spring up along that part OF
the suburbs and thus add materially to her
revenue in the way Of taxes.
Not long since, a petition WAS sent to the
City Council, asking aid to continue Franklin
street beyond the corporate limits, and the
prayer of the petitioners was rejected, because
the Council had no right to expend the city's
money in making county roads. II the same
petition had been sent TO the County Court, IL
might have met with different fate, as the
county was to realize all the benefits from the
Improvement.
In other cities, and especially in Baltimore,
we are in formed, nearly all street improve
meists beyond the corporate limits are made
by individuals owning property along the line
When the city completes her grading and gut
tering Individuals, to enhance the value o
their property, resume the improvement, ano
thus ensure good drives and walks into tht
country. If the property holders along Frank
lin street were to adopt and carry out this
plan, they would find themselves repaid in
the increased value of their real estate, while
the county revenue will be enlarged and the
suburbs thickly built up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-13

POISONOUS VINKGAR.--At a late meeting of
the "Gewerbe Gerein,a Ia German Techno-
logical Society," the aduiteratiou Of vinegar
was spoken OF. 1t appears that the most OF
the vinegar manufactured is q most poisonous
composition. The mater had been referred TO
committee and an analysisof vinegar made.
showing that vinegar is adulterated with such
poisonous substances as sugar of lead, riotrio-
Ito arid. and with other poisonous metals and
minerals. Such, vinegar. 1t was shown by the
chemists and physicians present, is slow poi
son, destroying the human frame by degrees
The use Of poisonous vinegar has become an
alarming nuisance, and il is to pc hoped that
the sanitary authorities will look into this
m matter.-Nesr York Express.
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NJ For further Local 81asssfs, sss ID ~.
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MURDERS IN sTKgNEssKRs-IL L0n1oR -,
Tenn, last week, . man nauiAd IaFkhau,
killed Foster, the maFshal Of the county. n
Roane county, the same day, young man
killed another by sticking pitchfork IN his
neck. An officer Of London, while attempsiux
to arrest man named Hall, was shot and moEe
tally wounded by him. ~
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Dsfenfion of F.sseis-Masters Of sail vesseis
trading to the port Of Richmond complain
heavily of the delay to which they are sub
ieoted in loading and unloading, and many OF
them object TO bringing carsoea here II they
can procure freight elsewhere. They say thai
when the steamships arrive fhey are relieved
Of their cArgoes at once and reloaded with
equal promptness, while the sail vessels are Of
ten kept in port two or three weeks, and At
heavy expense Of time and money. II this
statement Be true, then our merchants should
remedy the evil 1t once, or they need never
hope 70 build up . large shipping business for
the city.
Dssssibusisg PeiseS.-Some kind-hearted per-
sons have been am using themselves for seys-
raj evenings past, by distributing poisoned food
to dogs, in rrankiin street near I4th. and have
succeeded In killing several yaiuabie ones. A.
the laws Of the Stale make this offence punish
able by 1ine and imprisonment Il il hoped that
the grand jury, which meets TO- day, win enocA-
yor 70 discover and indict the poisonezs.
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-01-12

rty using The teru,sof the Law. Thess bids styled
from, The manner ID which they are desnated the books
of the department "star and they will be construed
as providing for the conveyae Of the entire mail
1dv and mug Be- the ads aecessary b insure s
.ceterity, csrtanty, AMI sscsriks, W AL {4.t 81
When the lowest grade Of SERVICES believed to be subj
Gent the lowest bid will be accepted 10 preference to s*
or specific bid.
When the lowest bid is not star bid. and specifies
either no mode inadsqaats ade Of couveyancs, it
will not be acceptea but be set aside fol specific bid pro-
posing the necessary service. ~ ~ 5jsf.
When tie bid does not specify mode Of conyeyance
also when It proposes Ia carry accrdn. to the advertise
ent but without such specification it will be considered
as proposal for horseback service. -, Il -
90 modification of bid in any of its essential terms
il tanomonnt bid and cannot be resolved 50 as to
interfere with regular competition aer the last hour set
for receiving bids Making new bid with guaranty and
certificate is the only way to modify previous bid
o. Postmasters to be careful not to certify the sui
fciency Of guarsntos sureties without knowing that
they are persons Of sufficient responsibility and all bidders
gunrantUrs and suretes distinctly notified that ON
ure enter into perform the contracts for the service
proposed for in the accepted bids their legal liabilities Ill
be enforced against them.
90 Present contractors and persons known at the de-
paruent mns equally with others, procure guar antors
and certificates of their suciency substantially in the
forms above prescribed. The certificates of suhciency
be signed by postmaster by judge of Gu urt oi
recurd No other certificate viii be admitted.
AARON v. BROWN, Postmaster General
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Leave Henderscnviile Thursday at AMI; af4
Arrive at Cashiers Valley next day BY - m;
Leave Cashiers Valley Friday d p m;
- Arrive at Hendersonviile i.ext day BY p m ~
Proposals to embrace Dnnn's Rock will be considered
$3.50 Fron Cashiers Valley, BY Horse Cove and P.ne
Maintain, (Ga,) to Clayton, IS miles and back,
once week. r n ~ -s5Fssf sfsse
Leave Cashiers Valley Monday ut Gam; ~
Arrive ut Clayton BY pm;
-,-'- Leave Caytnn Tuesday at am;
Arrive ut Cashiers Valley by p m.
$3.50 From Gherryheld, by French Broad. Qocail Hgh
Top Cain reek. Is. CO. and Toxaway, to Eastatoe
IS miles and back, once week. ,.r. t..
Leave Cherryfeld Monday at . am;
Arrive at Eastat,ie bv 8 m; 80
Leave Eastatoe Sunday at m; t-,- a.s=st
Arrive at Cherry6eld by 8 m. S.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTY, d CERTIFICATE


PROPOSAL f-
The undersigned -. whose post Office address 10 -,
county Of -, State Of, proposes 10 convey the malls
Of the United States from July l.. 1852 to June So 1853
route No. -, between - and - agreea6,y to the
advertisement Of the Post Master General dated December
lsh 1885, and by the following mode of conveyance viz:
---, and for the annual sum Of - dollars.
This prsposat IL made WisA full knowledge of the dis.
lance the route tie sOeg Of the mail to ts earred and
all other particulars reference to The rte and sergice
aad al after careful examination IF tie 0s and instruc-
tons attached to the trsisemsn and subject to all the con-
dnions therein contained.
Dated. (Signed)
The undersigned residing ut -, State Of -, un.
dertake that it the foregoing bid for carrying the mail
route be accepted BY the Post Master General the
bidder SHALL prior to the LIST day OF August 1885, enter in
to the required Obligation contract perform the SER
vice proposed, with good and sufficient snreties.
1As os d. understanding distinctly tie obligations and
liabilities assumed By gaardntrs under the 2th section g?
tie Act Of 0"gress VI Juty End 1885, and agreeing to
abide by the penalties therein proridtd.
Dated. (Sgred by two guarantors)
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster at -, State Of certi-
fes UNDER OFFICE, that he is acquainted with
the above guaranos and knows them to be Of proper
ty and able to make good their guaranty.
Dated (Signed)
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House was called to order few minutes past
10 o'clock.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Messrs. Walker and Thornburg, from the commit
tee on Cherokee bonds.
Mr. Smaiwood, from the committee on corpora
tons and currency, adversely to the bill to charter
the Relief Bank
Mr. Bryan, of New Hanover, against the new
county Of Ellington.
RESOLUTIONS 70 LIE OVER FOR ONE DAY.
Mr. Dortch, that no new bills be introduced after
the 18th inst.
Mr.. Dortch, that message be sent to the Senate
proposing to adjourn Elm die on the Oath inst.
The resolution was opposed by Messrs Morehead,
Fagg, and T. R Caldwell and after few remarks
in support Of it by Mr.. Dortch, was rejected yeas
80, nays So. E5Y
Mr.. Dancy, that on and after the 18th inst. the
House hold night sessions.
Mr.. T. R. Caldwell that on and after the 9th inst.
the House meet at halfpast and adjourn athafpast
NEW ELLIS AND RESOLUTIONS. "a
The following bills were read the first time and
referred:
Mr.. Moore, Of Martin, to incorporate the Roanoke
| Steam Navigation Company.
Mr.. Walker, ip favor Of Lewis Payne, Of Cher
| okee. ~ 5,.a'
Ne Nswby, to more efEectually prevent trsaacking
| with slaves +, &. q s4szty = =
Mr. Ransom, to establish the Bank Of NORTH. Car
H. whaasad soincorposaae the Ienoir Collegiate
9. Whta.aa conosrnins 70 public.sioa Of The
hspecial laws e 80 - rs s.
Nj Bfyson to Emit the dime for entsipg prose-
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,..,. sssssa ar. ss" s. sBsPs sss.,
Arrive s !. Aihs' d.i' H.. except sn
Arrive at LncolnIon next days BY an 49,.
1854 From incolntou, BY Nail Racefy, Dallas Catawbs
Creek. vS@a miles and back, three timess week
Leave Lincolnton Sunday, "Wednesday sno ft'uAV -
Leave Leave YorkyiHs Sunday Tuesday, and Thursday ct
,o.. ErrSe =, n,,n bY sess Store Null Grove and
" Jseob's Fork to Newton. 20 miles aud back once
Leave wi Iinconton Friday at7am;
Arrive at Newton by 6pm;
Leave Newton Saturday at IAN;
Arrive at Lincolnton by P M o....i
$3.50 From Ca,awba Greek by Pleasant kd2e anu eea
Leave Catawba Greek Thursday atlpm;
Arrive at Yorkvie BY PM;
Leave Yorkvie Thursday at Jam;
sas, From shelby by sioans Store, ziun Church sege:
Store and Jacab's Fork to Newton. So miles ana
back once u week.
Leave Shelby Monday team;
Arrive at Newton by 6pm; q. .~.-
Leave Newton Tuesday at Gam; s
sass From Shelby. Psrceviie, Double shoa Gamers
Ford, and Knob Greek, to Morgantown, Al miles
and back once q week.
Leave Shelby Tuesday ut p m;
Arrive at MOrganown next day by D pmi
Leave Morgan. own Monday at am;
Arrive at Shelby next day by l2 M
Grassy Pond. Is. ca to Limestone Springs S0H
Leave ' Shelby Wednesday and Saturday at Gam;
Leave Limestone Springs Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive ri s :. Shelby by 7Rm.-.n. ,,.,,,.,.u,,,.
S9sl From Shelby, BY Brchettsville, Ncholsonv.'e;
Camps Creek Grassy Pond g. e.! As9 a. m ans
and hack week.
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ALEXANDRIA,:
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY I, 1850.

The Richmond Enquirer in commenting
upon some attacks that have been made upon
Gov. Wise, by correspondent Of the Lynch
burg Republican, says, that lit is not new
thing for Democratic newspapers, the parti-
sans Of some politicians of the party, who, for
the last two or three years, have evinced UNI
compromising hostility to Gov. Wise and
factious opposition to his administration, to
cooperate with the enemies of the Democratic
party in common effort for the injury of its
representative man; the same game has been
repeatedly played by other papers than the
Republican" 1t adds that these are the po-
liticians who are continually preaching edi-
flying discourses on peace and harmony"
but it tells them, ''there can be, and there
shall be no peace-until this unnatural COM
bination is dissolved and its purpose aban-
doned: Governor Wise's enemies in his own
camp shall have war-open and declared
war" And it concludes by assuring them
that "for the sake of fair play, and for the
sake of the integrity of the party, it will
charge boldly on every ambuscade, and give
no quarter to professed Democrats standing
shoulder to shoulder with the mercenaries of
the opposition"