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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

n
e. celphis from Fier No North river foo OF Battery
paes by steamboat JOHN POTTER Two llnss daily.
sorr,ng line leaves ID afternoon express line AT
2 ~. through 90 Philadelphia in four and half hours
tsre9 first class cars 81 se1opd elaSa (bv2 p W. line
only) 81 Returning leave philadelphia, from foot OF
" ainut street. ats A. M sad p. n. Emtgrant Ge by
steamboat TRANSPORT from Pier No, l. as6 j. W. Fare,
81 80.
ay0R PHILADELPHIA DIsECT-U. S. MAIL AND
Express lines, through in four hours NswJs,sy Ill
oa5, ys jersey City leaving New York ~ A. foot of
Cortlandt aud T. NJ, Liberty Fare SIS
Tor class aud So 30 Tor socnad sass ia and A. NJ
Return st ana B. ". and 81 N Baltimore alhng.
hon. Norfolk sod Charleston through tickets sold ~ Ito
above lines srd through baggage carried Ia the and
T. n Inca.
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TENANTs' REGIS TER.

UNFINISHED COUNTRY SEAT TO LET OR LEASE
in rsn ssa @
street. recently occupied hy gentleeen nov Europe
M exts1J from the Tenth svenaa 70 tho Hudson river
~iieh the walks command varied and delightful yiew The
psnaed ss aod
sys S # aea nS
n 1 es a ss city a s abe nas n niles
railway station at '2i and Of the laediag TIE
tatusy ono psis .nas ana viii j. ie. On
sans for Are or s ss
Jay s T BY assr9n. Of leasing an
= VIC '''D'''' HOMER MORGAN No. Pine street.
DTNT $3.50 TO LET OR FOR SALE, SIX THREE
Ia story brick Hcusss, at carmnnvo miles FROM
the city Commun win the city every hour L. the
cAhMAN loSs Broadway or At bis otfics Carmanvil
E'o LET. AT WILLIAMSBURG A FOUR STORY
brick Store and Dwellns ofFourtn and South
ry goods or fancy store my sipd throesscry 5rif
3Ms III I 99srn Ssa md marble o SS north
nall e G s sPS r sss stories and b. en-
Tsh ;srsei; AT0ASER 6 vAaDGRhAsT. No. 4
's'o LEr-TGE STORE No . PARK row. WITH THE
story over containing six windows fronting on Broad
rs nscs SSsuess j. the S Rented
or separate. Inquire Oh the preniaes.
ITO LET-A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED THREE
yember noxt address, With real name. Ii. NJ Post once
TO EEET-A LARGE HALL SEvENTYFIFE
ct dGSs s6s ns s came size a. I S' Broad
aud respectable fan iles. Aeo, number of irst class
houses. Apply to g PIERCE,
Ilo4 Broadway, Thirty third street.
fINO LET--A VERY COMM0nIouS AND CONVENIENT
i house, Fourth oontaiaing nine sleeping
parlors dining aod sitting kitchen
hot aed cold water and thronehout Rent mcdera
Also, foe house fEeutyixth street. Fourth
apply to T. u. klNS ilMEs Sl9 Fourth avenue,
from . TO 7 T..
Two REM TIN PHILADELPHIA, BY FAMILY
leaving fer Europe large and convenient house ready
frJEishod ad plea anty situated Any communication
made through the PHI derhin Pest Office hov No AS p9st
paid) addressed IL. ID. b. VIII receive prompt attention
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sUNBE MERCANTILE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED
Tuesday July 20 In respoet 70 the memory Of Henry

A LPHA CHAPTER No ], o u. A-1R0THERS OF
n this ~ ore requested 70 10 n rogsa and
Tuesday next NJ O'Clock ", at the Chapter
rooms to parcl in the funeral los Of ueury
Clay JOSEPH GERRfSu, saehsm.
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Two HOTEL KEEPERs.-A STEAM TABLE. NEARLY
new with forty covers made In the most substantial
manner and In complete ORDER suitable for hotel
taursnt is for sale low Apply at the Exchange Hotel
Dock street, Pbiladelphia, Or to w. e. THOMPSON, ~
W all street, New York.
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M AsONIC NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF EASTERN
I'VE Star Lodge No 227 hereby notified 20 be
tus at tho Lodge N4 Grand street. Tuesday the
10Th intan twev- o'clock preceis for the of
with the Grand Lodge in paying the last tribute
OF lste W. brother, the Hon. Henry CLAY
BY oraer Of STEPH EN- AkbUTuhOT, W. III.
Wm D. LEX, Secretary.
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~ u. UNITED STATES CHAPTER, NO. 57-
". Brothers you hereby requested TO stteai special
meerg al the chapter rooms Grand street on toesd
Goth igst o'clock r. NJ. for che purpose IL making
Join ng with the or in the OBJ
seGuits Of the ilustIous statesman aud pure pa
.riot. Henry
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M Aso- &c eoTlcE-LAFAYETTE LODGE. NO. CT
IVA BrethrenHou hereby summoned t, attend the
Room, of Broome aud Crosby streets Tues
drv 2nrh iostnu 90 ore o'clock p. H.. clothed In dark
appstel white gloves, for toe purpose uniting
Are W Grand Lodce IN tic fun soleuile in honor
of The ofour depare brothr the Hon Henry clay.
Trsternally j. ID. SThWART, w. Master.
III Lyon, Secretary
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HE.ATuR CHAPTER NO. 10. O. ". A.--fHE MEM
II Of the shove chapter hre requested 60 appear in
Jnlt ala the chapter Tusedny, July 90
ss past o'clock, for tho purpose OF joining in the obse
oues In honor otthe lsmcnaed henry Clay. By order
ANTHONY WOMAN. G. C..
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TINE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
Life Assurance Company OF London, is removed frorn
no Grand stvet to 81 Washington street If her
street, Jersey City whore life be els,
ed Medical ofrere attend daily at T. NJ Calio mis- r-s
taken Pan phets aning ard other information
and Printed California rues furnished spplic alton
J. LEADER STAIR. General Agent.
az T HosAsA D. Medical Examiners
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nor SALF-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY LOCATION
~ Fort about ten nil II city OF Now York,
ard about half mile from the fcrr thG and
UhcteHs tufHrsc. c"mirisiig Inc house
kitchen ard barn. pebty If frus treas our
NJ berry and bushes ell IL order,
with about tonr q ahd Fer information apply to
THEODORE V, AYkES, on tito ptemi ca.
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M As0NIc NOTICE NATIONAL LODGE NO. 20o.-
1YA Brothers-You hereby summoned TO appear, in
full rRaia, 81 the Lodge of Broadway aud
Howard street Tuesday. the ooh slant at o'clock
A. NJ for the purpose the tribute of respaet
10 ilnstrou aud we'll beloved br Their Henry Clay.
BY order 81 JAMES LANE W. Master.
WALLACE BAsNY Secretary
May Ike him. enjoy the happy reflection consequent
woll sropt life, die in the full of
gloricu immortality.
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~ ". WfsTCOTT, AUCrTONEER.-THE ATT1N-
ion Of housesespsrs invited 20 the mortgage sale Of
Houtb, Id Furpit"r. this afternoon. ~ clock
~ NJ - Gtsenw'st avsrne hns order oonsistiag o.
wood walnut Bedrteads Hair Mattrssses Beds mAho-
gapy sHrut and cot'pge Chairs mahogany and ~alnut
Hat Stones; pier card and icing Tsbles
erd va'trt Rocker ard Arm Chairs Tetc- Teses
closed W. h.au e. and variety Of marble TOP Furniture.
Crnetory. Chns Kitchen Furniture SO Every article
sl 10 reremutnIY teld. Mithnpt rerarA To NAathAr.
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M ECHANrCS INSTITUTE THE MEMBERS OF THE
" Institute particularly requested TO attend special
meeting at the Institute building, corner Of Bowery
vision ST. this monday evening" ~ pollock for the pur
pletng the to join In the
Of the pts non. Henry Clay resolution paced
meeting Of the Institute Every member who wishes to oin
In the above viii be purotua In after anoe order Of
che Institute, JOHN TACLfABUE, Recording 500.
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~ u HANCOCK CHAPTER NO. IL o. u. A.--TaE
". neEhcrs o Hancock Chapter requested 10 meet at
emcfi an u corner OF 6rondwny and CT etreet
Tuesday (to guotrow,) the 10Th 1T p. NJ IN order %
With q, apcy in paying just tribute to the Org
ct tie iiiustrous ucnry Clay. ny order.
BRAnrn, g. orC. HORTON REECH, sachen.
WILLIAM HAEroRn. General Aid.
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THOMAS. BELL, AUCTlONrER-BY W. l.. VAN
ZaLdt-sbo this day at 10 o'clock Of four Ton pia
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NOR SAiE-A THREE YEARS LEASE AND A pOR-
NJ ton 90 the furniture Of double house nf tho
most desirthe locations 10 tie oppr pprt OF tho oy 1t
conthins al Ito medru mrrVv. tnA present
oeculcd ne hosrdine hausa To Issir0ns
duot suchn bpusp IT. wi b. band IL it's al,
yantages address brooklyn, Urou Sqpars Poet once.
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Two PHysICIANs.-soME VERY BEAUTIFUL BLEC-
tro Magnetic Machines, medical Of an entirely
construction; also German homeopathic pookes
chests for sale at onothd of their value the once Of
Lispensrd street. N. Y. Hours from 10 An, to I'll.
vI,o DAGUERREoTYPIsTs.-roR SALE OR TO LIT,
the Ahambr. Daguerrean Rooms 10y th
everything required in the art These hooms Wy ~
trAblc. being the second Hoor Win IN
would be adc with nrst Grass operator
V'VnaaVs 'A' s"A'' APp' W. X. KNAPP.
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INSTITUTION FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLERK
i and Others NO Beekman street The Trustees have
deosred the following divinend for term ending June 3d.
Sin per all of i've hundcet dollar
ana nnoer and ave cent all sums over I've hundr ID
dollars paysrle after Monday 18th inst Interest
ditsd to depositors principal. PeY order.
RENJ'N r. WINTHROP Sec,
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WANTS A SITUATl0E-AS CHAEBEkMAID. OR
w Chds Nurse end 90 do plain sewing by good steady
gill who bas iyed eighteen months 10 her treseat place.
and predncc the hest Recommendation from her
M Who going into the country which is the
Of he- leaving apply at her present place IFS Thompson
IL. n days.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE, VIZ

MACHINERY FOR SALE. VIZ
AVA Engine Lathe, 20 feet long, swings 30 inches
Engine L4the, 10 toet long, swings ~ incheo
j Tnefne l.athe ~ feet long. swing ~ Inches.
Ensinc Lathe9 feet long. swings - Inches
Ennae Lathe. 8 feet lorg, ssiuKs 10 inches.
i Engine Lathe feet Tong swings IL 10 ches.
Also fine machine cutting bol.s; new machine for
boring car Wheels prIIeys &c. swings feet Plsuing
china H. vide and feet hrh: and
Dsniess Wood Plsoieg Machines l6 feet long Is
obing az nine chop. The above will sold very
low for cash inquire ~ G. JUD SON at Railroad Fonn
dry 81 Centre street. Of IL. q. JUDD, l29th street,
Harlem.
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MASONIC DARCY LODGE NO. Is7-THE MEM
IVA bers of Darcy L'dge No ls7, hereby summoned
TO assemble IN full reeaa, at the ledge
Crosby and Boom streets hour before the line OF the
cTa Procession is TO he formed Tuesday
pOr the last tribute of Masonic our
worthy and departed brother Henry Clay BY order
CHAS. n. BALDWIN, w. NJ.
i. Sen,v
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yyANTEp-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w a situation as Cook Washer end iroper. Best q
Please call at i Mott street Blocker
second focr front in the rear Can be soen
for two days
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NV HISkERS AND MoUsTACHES FOR YOUNG MEN,
w use one bottle Of Graham's gnguent IL you would
have beard In six weeks. II is the invenon OF cee-
lratod osrmsn chemist and perfectly harmless TO the
En w. Hess 1852 Blocker sreos 81 per bottle
sent to any part Of the country.
R. q. GRAHAM ls,s Ann street.
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A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE A FORTUNE -TDR
- tale, one-haf Of newly invented and patented
ehine LscL machine with team of horses. will do the
worR Of tRenty five cheap and sim rlo of
ton and must be universally adopted By all farmers;
parties holding town or county rights will make from
s0t so per day each machnc For psreulars apply
10 @ BaRRlT Solicitor of Patents, Room No. TO- No
252 Broadway, opposite City Hall.
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WANTRD-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG GIRt. IN
w private family, ~ Nurse Chamborme d or waiter
Best Of reference from her last place. Apply at No s36
Foprth stIeot.
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WANTED - BY A REsPECTABLE PROTESTANT
W woman n situation as good Cook in Il email family
is good baker, excellent washer ard ironer. Wage.
not 20 much object comfortable home, having
biends in this country Good city reference Please
a Henry street. in the store between Market and Catha
rine streets.
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NOTICE TO TAILoRs.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
IN the Jorrnaymen Tslsrs OF the city aud county OF
New Yorhwi be held at the Sixth Hotel on
Goth inst at o'clock for the purpose pat
the ebsoques Of the Hon. Henry Clay JOHN Nee ALL "
President Of Com mittee Of Arrangements.
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n q. A-TXCELSIoR CHAPTER, NO TWENTY
". eight the moabor % this chapter requested to
srrear the Chapter Tuesday 10Th init at
ocioch r NJ in full rcgsla with Grape the left arm
the purpose of joining Ia the forcra onies
nor or departed patriot Henry Clay Members Of
order whose chapters do not parade arc respectfully in
vitcd 60 meet with JOHN CaLLAND, Saohem.
s,rn "a ItpRarp. O. Of he q.
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EUNs, RIFLES, PISTOLS. GUN MATERIAL. SPORT
~ ing ApParatus Zine Cutlery, &C.. Syc-0nion b
Mieeleeh Nan actnrers and Importer 81 Maiden lane
Aensne sna we'll sseted assortment OF the above
srct, ' Ast - ~
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VETERAN CORPS or TUE WAR OF 1912, Is A-ND
h-tenersl Oraur- Tbs bcrs requested 10
.sssst Heae Quarters tspensrd street. on Taesdsy.
1Dth instapt o'clock p NJ. cash provided With
s1siada and crsps ,sft Join Ia funeral
peosession on the Hen Henry LAY. Nv order.
NICHOLAS HAIGHT, Col.
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JEoNSIpEs CHAPTER. No. 81, o. u. A.--SPECIAL NO.
tce Tho members Of sEis chapter earnestly re-
qncs'ed meet at their rooms N Broadway, Of
GRAM street Tuesday 2Oth ipstaRt, at o'clock r.
rcciscy Tor tie purpose o. ioirins tho rder
and the civic Authorities in paying tie last tribute Of
spees memory Of our il'nstrous fatesmsu Henry
CLAY Members will appear ia full resala with the usual
badge &c mourning. q. W. CHLSEBkoUGn, Sachem.
VIM v, NOE c. OF the G.
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yMANTEp-AN ACTIVE EN6LIsH OR GERMAN
W Grl who speaks Enpsh plainly TO do Il house
Worhi one "to rs good lain cook washer aud r"ner WI,
hear on permanent situation by caliag this Gay, ~ ls
thArllAn lllnet.
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M hSoN1C NOTICE. THE MEMBERS OF REyEyO
w lent Ledge no Is ara hereby summoned 10 appear
at the Masonic Tompe Tuesday ext Gosh inst to uuite
with the Common Council in paying the last tribute of
speet TO departed hrother, Her ry Clay
BY order of J. p. NELSON, W. II.
WILLIAM SUNNI. Secretary.
N. b Fer bonr notice of G. l..
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WAErfD-By A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w recently arrived from Enrnpe AND nosse5siog
consns references from IL first families situation
Cook Chamberrnaid to take of children: at-
tenS at table good Wahr and roper and has iettor Of
n dueton family in this city Please address Major
Herald Office
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fTAETED-RY A Respectable WOMAN, A SUI
w nation as Cock IL private amily she nndersaads
the making of rQups ies and rE perfectly The best
city Ptae rail- No 70 Union court University
place, he swecn Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
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yN6ETfD--A SITUATION, BY AN EXPERIENCED
w wen recommended French Pastry Cook; do all
hind of cooking also washing ironing aud
ing las the best u city references and speak. English
huCntly. Please call st 13l y Bowery.
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VuEN$n MANUFACTURES,
KIN IN WHOLESALE AND RE-
ssks92ll t2MIAfL DEALERS In BOOTS.

n
~ WHOLESALE AND RE-
l7ElIAIL DEALERS In BOOTS,
CARPET BAGS, Ac-pEMBERTON BRO, 16i
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, refpecf-
fully invite str sngers visiting the cits, and the pub
lie generally, to cali and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles In the shove line
Their prices WILL be found To be ss low ~ those Of
any other house, whether by the single pair, dozen
orcase The stock embraces
Gentlemen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Boosees
Do cali, kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boots AMI Bootees, of many kinds
Servants Brosues, bound and unbound
Ladies' Shoes, Buskins, Kids, jenny LiDds, &c
Ladies' black. bronze end colo ed Caters
Buskins and Boot es for servant women, various
styles
Misses and Children's Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
EF. All of which are offered at the lowest rates
PEMBERTON BRO, 16l Main 81
Ef Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
17-.1m
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&IOOO REWARD was offered by silas

$4,000 REWARD was offered by si!as
~ WV c. HsrriHg OF New York, at the
Worlds Fair in !.cndua to any pick pocket who
could open or pick q: his Locks. The trial was
made for upwards ii three weeks without success
Mr.. Herring SO, received the fr.t premium from,
the committee for the best ti,e Proof safe IN the
world.
We are row receiving another supply of these
Invaluable Safes, and selling good many 10 persons
who had the old fashion (Asher,on's) Safes, which
have proved 10 be worthless in cases of fire
FRY L. McCANDfISH
sea Agents tor VIRGINIA
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CHINA HALL.
En- RICHMOND HAT aIANUFACTO.

AARY.-The subscriber invites the attention of
the t,nde to his new and extensive Fall Stock Of
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all the various
grades styles, coors and qualities OF Gentlemens,
Boys and Childrens' Hats and Caps now in use
Merchants Of Virginia North Carolina and Ten.
nessee are particularly requested to examine before
gCing further North tn, almost infinite variety Of
goOos ready for their inspection at this esEab'
lshment. Those who have the disposition to pre-
fer home manufactures and encourage home in
dustry, can do So with advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
m 4de goods, which will be warranted fine in
quality and perfect il workmanship as can be pro-
duced in any market in the world, while the prices
American standard Those who may wish to pat
ronize the many features of other States be tur.
nished tn Northern and Eastern goods at the
manufacturers prices The stock consists OF the
usual variety OF fine fashionable Hats and Caps, Ct
old gentemen's broad rims from the finest to the
lowest qualities Servants Hats and Caps of all
kinds, from dollar per dozen uu; Cnildren and
infants Hats and Caps, Ladies riding Hats, all
the various styles and qualities of soft Hats Tar.
pauiin, Woo and Glazed Hats, all the grades OF
Caps hair zeal, clotn, leather, plush, (ceton and
slkD Fur Caps up TO the very Finest O,ter and Bea.
yer.
Ludics' Furs-Mu;fs, TipSets aufatses,
Cuffs, Victorines, Foot Mutfs Misses and Chldrens
Mufs, Victorines, &c, complete and well assort-
ed stock OF these goods as is ususly kept in the
most fs shionab!e fancy Fur stores of New York.
au 3l--2m JOHN DOOLEY. 81 Main st.
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FALL TRADE, 1852.

- I y tOCIN II NLINOIIAIN ,.
~ MERCHANT az WEISIGER, No,
- III, MAIN 5TkEEr, are now in receipt OF
their FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF READY
MADE CLOTHING. Their GODS were manufac
tured by themselves expressly for the Virginia
trade, and they feel confident in saying that they
Will sKLL as Low as the same quality goods can
be bought in any Of the Northern markets Call a,
No. ll2 Main street, and xamine our stock
S. MERCHANT & WEiSTGER.
Sc I7-difl2t
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1t1sE UNDEksiGSED, in returning their
l. mos. grateful thanks to the public for the Ito.
cral patronage they have enjoyed since the exis.
tence OF their establishment on Broad street, l79,
beg TO inform their patrons that they now re
ceiving their FailGoeds from recent purchases in
New York and Europe, consisting Of more CON-
p'ete assortment If Trimmings, Toys and
Fancy Goods. than has hitherto been exhibited
in this plsce. As il would be too tee ous to emu
merate the qusnlity CT useful as well fancy arti
ces which We offer for sale at low cash prices.
We invite the public, and the Ladies particularly
to cal! and examine our stock Of Good, aud espe
ATTY that of Trimmings, embracing everything in
this llne, from the most irfpg Buttons aad Gimps,
al l, 2, and 3 cents yard, up to the richest ana
most fashionable Silk, Velvet, Lace. and Fringe
Trimmings which be produced. Zephyr.
Split, and Tapestry Worsted, Yarns, knitting and
Crochet Cotton, Purse Twist, Silk Linen ana Cot.
ton; Floss, Beads, Patterns, Embroidered Works
Chenille, &c, sc, in full assortment.
Orders from the country carefully attended to.
No change in prices, bnt liberal ailnwancemade,
on Goods bought for fairs. societies, &c.
HIRSH II BUTTCHER,
179 Bread Streer, Shockoa Hill,
Mkt TO Messrs Harold s. Murrays Book Store.
sn LINN
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3liSs TAZLWELL,S

LADIES,
GRACE STREET BETWEEN 7TH & eTH RICHMOND
's'HE second session OF this School will CONF
l. menca on the lst day of next October. The
most able assistants in every department have been
secured.
Terms-PAYABLE SEMI AN.sUALLY IN AID
vANCE-For board AMI washing, s220; higher
tnghsh branches, $40; Primary In gish branches
S3H ANCIENT and Modern anauages, each $40.
Mnsic-Pr 1essors' fees Sc dim
sSEY. IA. ID. hODE,s, OARDING
IA ARD DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank.
ueXt term OF N In, ti,u.n VII commence on the
list OF October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining TO thorough English
education, together with Ancient and Modern Ian
guages. Last year more then 100 pu as We're IN
attendance 1.-THE same time, but during the next
term the number will be s.ricttd to 10 J.; twenty
OF whom will be received ard rs Ia the family
OF the Principal. Charge for board, washing aud
al usua! accommodations. for tn months, SEQ
as heretof1te. Tuition in English, from S25 tc
$40, according TO tas advancement. of the pupil
French, Spanish or Italian, $50 Latin SIS Music
81 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or By the usual method, TO as many
as may wish to acquire il, Jrecof charge.
Rev. J. p. STAFFORD will occupy the position
which was filed by the Rev. w Hoge last year
Mr. Stafford is a gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
as an instructor III some OF the beat institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country as well as from
the city are desired 10 DE present the rst day Of
the session. 1t Is often a serious Inconvenience
ana encouragement to pupil TO enter Glass
which has made even weeks progress
Payments Invariably in adraace -one-haf on the
first OF October the oher on tie first CT March.
All Communications will receive prompt atten-
ton Address REV. NJ. D. HOGE,
au 2f-a&w3n Richmond, Va