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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY.


COLUMBIAN HOTEL-T NJ Smith, Stokes
and Mrs Eelby ,Lunsnburg; Mr. Shs pherd, soa and
Miss Shepherson Campbell Hakskins, Bruins
wick; A l. Dibble, Chesterfield; w England, J
Floyd, Tenn; Gates, Chesterfed;J G Nation
and lady, Miss; I Harvey, Charlotte; n Johnson,
Monroe; l. Cox, L ouisiana; Payne, Palmyra;
ID B Hancark, Chesterfield; w ID eshase, Char
lotte.
EXCHAEGE HOTEL II Tinsey, York;
Wynne, williamsburg J Gooee, Jr, Bedforo;
B own, Lynch6urg; w Duncan and lapy Alexan
dria; I X Scott N " J K @arstnn, Bait Ii sjt-atton
Petersburg; 6 f Draper, n Y; w c WlckhGm, Han
over; II Meatiag, lady, NJ Gilispy, lady aud q
w Choate, N
CITY HOTEL.-T Vaughn, Essex; I B!srk
eu.hp and , sens, rts mouth; T Wyatt, T. KoyA
and Hoimu-:er, N Y; 81 Edge, HaGover; J CaI
la@ay, s S Il; 4 L Harnmel SahJik; J Mcoonal' !.
Y; ID NJ Banks Phita; A B TIrnee, GImln:,
Turner snd II G.:dner, N y; y IenrlngF, lazy q
II Gay, N c; NJ II l. psc mr, We; D Atinsiron@'
Bali: K B Bowlrs : {; = w Smith, Z; W Nli.
iams Princess Anne; \ W Thllcy, Va & Ii > n
Turner, Rockbrdge.
AMERICANA. L Morton, Farmville;J Il
PalmoIe, Stouey Point; ID n Walker. Rich.
mond: Ii G Williams. Nelson; A ii Pierce,
Wadesb 70 N G; J A Marshall, Philadelphie;
S Iiambin, Washington: " Genlev, n G; W
o BouIden, Charlotte; Wyndham Robertson,
Washington CO.; a N Walker, Bedford; A d
Qua:les, Miss IIansbury and W q Pugh,
Amelia: J Il Richards, Campbell; G ID Nc
Mullen, Portsmouth; II G Grswold, Caroline;
Maj. ]. Solder, U 5 A; L Craw ford, Scot
land; A vi Altman and lady, New York.
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EDUCATION.
DRY. M. ID. HOGE'S BOARDIN G.
h AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank.
H., ,ud Sth Sfreets. Richm0nd. Vn.-The


lin and 9Th Streets, Richmond, Vn.-The
next term of this institution will 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 Lam
guages. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance at the same time, but during the next
term the number will be restricted to l00-twenty
Of whom will be received boarders In the family
of the Principal Charge for board washing and
all us ual accommodations, for ten months, 1920,
as heretofore. Tuition in English from s25 tc
$40, according to the advancement OF the pupil.
French. Spanish or Italian, $50 Latin, s15 Music,
81 per month. The German Language viii be
taught orally, or by the usual method, 10 many
as may wish to acquire it. frseof charge.
Rev. J. z. Stafford will occupy the position
which filed by the Rev w J. Hoge last year.
Mr. Stafford is a gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarst ip and has had several years experience
as instructor in some Of the best institutions i'll
our country.
Young Ladies frc:n Inc country, as well as from
the city, are Gsred to be present the fret day OF
the session. 1t Is often serious Inconvenience
and encouragement to pupil to enter Class
which has made even weeks progress.
Payments incsriabiy in advnRce-one-half on the
FIRST Of October, the other on the first of March
all communications will receive prompt atten'
ton. Address REV. H. ID. HOGE,
au 27-d&w3m Richmond, Va.
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hkEAT GALE OF NINEs.-At Baltimore, on
thursday. part of the private stock of
"'aes and liquors of the late Josiah Lee, Esq
~eEe sold at auction, and brought extraordi-
s1Ty prices. Fifty demijohns of various brands
81 Madeira were struck off a, prices ranging
aoG, twenty -four dollars to forty-nine dollars
par gallon; and one lot Of twenty two bottles
demanded the extreme price of fifteen dol.
Ears and fifty cents per boiile-which, at FIVE
a'ii!es TO the gailOr, is at the rate If seventy
sefcn dollars end fifty cents per gallon!
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A r MEETING OF THE COUNCIL

n of the city of Richmond, held Friday, October
29th 1852, the following adopted
The council being satisfied that the petitions Of
Corbn Warwick ard ott ets are the petitions OF
o. efouIth of the freeholders Of the city doth on
the said petitions
Res0lpe, Thet poll be and the same is hereby
city the question whe the the council on behalf of
the city, may subscribe to the stock Of the Richmond
and Danvie rsilroad company, a company incpr.
porsted for work Of inter- al improvement in this
tie city an amount no. exceeding $50 900; hqt the
time Of the poll be Thursday the ID Gay OF Deccn.
bor next, and thak this resolution be pubshed for
month ard afterwards until the day OF the poll
in at least two newspapers of the city.
true copy: WM. p SHEPPARD,
nc It'd Cpk C. Richmond
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1 Month Later fr0m Tfoh Tp,.rifory.

4 Month Later from Utah Territory.
INDEPENDEECE. Nov. 1.-The Salt Lake
kali reached US on Friday last, bringing but
halle news of interest. We learn from the
rsErie, that the Pawnee Indians ere becoming
troublesome. They have recently robbed a
ssaall party of emigrants TO California. Capt
Aercheval had the Indians in charge. Tasson
bad lately lost thirteen horses, stolen by the
sserns band.
The Sioux and Cheyennes are now at wal
~3th the Pawnees whenever they can FIND
tne1n.
party Of seventy Mofmons were oveftaken
o. Tie carrier at Fori Kearny. Some Of them
are coming here and some 10 ST. Joseph
3bey are on a missionary tour.
GA Saturday, Messrs. o. A. Craig and Kin
rhs- arrived here from Salt Lake. They left
90 .'he same day the mail did, and bring no
s@f'hHr Intelligence. They report business
gsod.
'lne Santa Fe and SaltLake mails are to %
tra' ILls morning. A courier will be despatch
81 " nh the news OF The Presidential election,
* lie telegraph works through well. Little
zSseFest taken in the election here. Health OF
sGr city very good.
81. LOUiS Repubficaa.
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-S The Hon. VIM. X. King, Vice Presi-
Ont elect, has beer for long time in decIin-
s's health, and the last accounts from his resi-
a'hce IN Alabama are quite OBSCURE sing as to
Ii recovery,
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LNItANkLIN CLOTHING; STORE, 1872
a. Main Street, Richmoud, Ya.-The sub
scribers would respectfully call the attention Of the
citizens Ut Richmond and the surrounding country
10 taeir very large and well selected stock Of Ready
1<ade Claiming, consisting OF every style and
quality tor Fab and Winter wear all which we gar
rantea to sell lower than any Goods Of the same
quality in the city of Richmond We therefore ic
vite all who wish TO obtain good article at very
low price, to give a call
Also, very large and select stock of gentlemens'
Furnishing Goods.
Sc 25-2m r. DEEOU g. co.
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- HE \. o. Della says that arrange
Ills ale Ia progress to give Purser Smith a
a"'oic dinner on the next return of the steam.
&s Crescent Ci:y to New Orleans.
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y cargo of $500 bushels of superior whit,
g FL from North Carolina, was sold at Norfolk
W., on Wednesday, at 20 cents per bushel.
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me hce mill OF Judge Huger Lansdor
s1'eeYeF. opposite Savannah, was DESTROYED b,
age last Fiidav.
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tson. John Wentworth, Democrat, has been
s>cied TO Congress in the Chicago, Illinois
district.
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iU>TRALIA.-iheie have been one ar ,,,.,
~. '''is from Australia recently, al L;verpool
Bringing neither gold nor news.
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HE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTios.-The n.
Dohai In'e.iigencer sums up The result Of the
f's denial election as follows: Gen. Pierce
nas @1l electoral votes, Gen. Scott. 40
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
WAsHISGroN, Nov. IL.


On Thursday evening the Democratic. de-
secnstration, commemorative OF the late vic'o
" achieved by the party, was really brilliant
agsir. In the afternoon, Col. Forney addressed
rae multitude from the West wing OF the City
Mall. The address (which he read) was cha-
nActerised by the most liberal and generous
nrn,iments. The democracy, he soid. did not
ppioire because of the defeat ofthc whg party,
asst because eternal principles had prevailed.
He reoccd in the utter overthrow of sectional
TrEs, aud in the triumphant vindcatloa OF the
compromise measures. The abolition party
vSas completely Frustrated, and now lies wal
Husing in its own filth, a oathsome, feiid
tang. He was often interrupted by the cheers
a. the audience, many of whom seemed wild
with excitement.
Alter the dtress, the procession Including
Barge delegations from Alexandra, George
a9wn, &c.,l took up lis line Of march, accom-
GARed by large number of Marshas, mount
ss. The streets and avenues were thronged
with people, OF all ages, sexes and coiors. A
grsa, number Of houses, including the United
sstsles Hotel. were brilliantly Illuminated
J ne grand display of torches, transparsnCits,
and banners, was truly imposing. 4 cannon,
80 the recession. ever and anon doomed forth
In thunder. Rockets, and other fireworks,
marked the route Of the "anterrlhc through
sgt the entire march, BOntifcs blaZed ID eve
~ direction, and all-whigs and democrats
zeemed to enjoy the display, the like ct which
mas never before wilne ssed in Washington.
Vi UGH has been said in regard to the dis
ssbayge OF large number Of workinsmen er
gagged on the Capitol extension. | learn that
use appropriation is nearly exhausted, which
xecoaIts for the act OF these in authority.
a handsome sum has doubtless been con-
tgsbuicd by the people, at the Presidential cleo
ts0n, towards the National Washington Mon
Hnent Fund.- The returns already received
1soEn various quarters, indicate that the receipts
will fully meet the expectations of the Monu-
usent Association. The work steadily pro-
crosses, the height o! the column being now
about $50 feet.
We continue 10 be favored with the most de-
hg hitul weather.
The "Ravels" nightly attract crowded audi
aEces at the Theatre. Their amusing, won
sssrtl! and daring feats, elicit the most raptu-
s"as applause.
The Boston Minsirels" are holding forth
hi Odd Fellows Hall. HENRICo.
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D0GGkTT 61 ANDERsON.
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS
liz G0VeFnor Street

HAVE in store lneir Fall stock OF French and
Ill American PAPER HAN6NG5 Of every quality
and STYLE purchased from the bes. factories IN this
country asd France. many OF them ysry rid, and
elegant Also, very complete a. sortM-rt Of cur.
tain goods, corniees, ghnps, tassels, cords bands
window snades, m sfeat variety. window bards
our'ain paper, ban Holland for shades, superb 7
stock Of floor oil esSthe coco ra atfing curled hair
sad shack natucsses, feather beds bals.ers CO.
pillows, of the best 9lalty, with many other sri
c'cs In our hne, all Of which viii he sold On fall
terms, and Paper Hanging and Uphols;ering done
IN to"n or country, At the shortest notice and ~
the best workmen. se iG-3m
As. A. sNELL, Agent for MiLLlsON
y SMELL, hse taken the stand No 20 west Main
street. lately occap.ed by Jno. A. Smell 4 Co., and
has just received part and BY Wednesday next,
VII have an entire row stock Of staple ana
Fancy Dry Goods, and mest respectfully solic-
ts the patronage oil tho friends of The late rms OF
yno A. Smell CO., Barnes 4 Smell aud Hugh
kilcigh oc lii
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FAIL IMPORTATION, 1852.

,DaIs HARP FOR SALT bage -
W ~ ceived direct from London PEI "Prinee A.
&.1AIx BERT" a very superior double action
Harp, London make, which an! a. xio.'
to dispose OF. This Harp has been fully tested b
Miss SULLI, one Of cur most successful and &C
compished teachers upon that instrument, and pro
nounced by her TO be Of superior tone and action.
Miss SuLLY VIII take pleasure 10 showing lae
Harp at her residence, on Ma shall, between ON
ard 9th streets.
&c % o. a. STRECKER.
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-APFoiNTmE>T.-The President has appoio,
al Robert u. Lambdir, Of Missouri, to he In
asan Agent al the Upper Missouri Agency. in
Pasce ct james II, Norwood, deceased.
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x. FRANCE & Co.,
SUCCESSORS OF +. MORRIS g. CO.,
Main Street, Richmszd, Va.

x. FRANCE * Co.,
SUCCESSORS OF +. MORRIS & CO.,
Main Street, Richm szd, Va.
Splendid Schemes Far November, 1852.
$4,000 1880, 500!
Susouehanna Lottery, Class II, to BE- drawn in
Baltimore, Wednesday, November 9Th. rs num-
bcrs, IA drawn
prize ot------. $500 @0prizas of.----. $50
l of--.....-.. 1850 10 of.... 400
l Of --.-.-...---. $500 20 of.--... 800
l of.-..... 3,678 leo of .......... 200
Tickets 80, halves 5. quarters 50.
Certificate Of package of who'es 800, halves
so, quarters 25
$50, 623 Of +, 5O0, 10 OF $500!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 80, to be
drawn ct Baltimore on Saturday, Nov. Goth -
Nos , Il drawn.
prize $40 @o3 :: q Prizes CT ,-,,s' $50
10 of. .......-... $500 1872 Of .... 3l7
Tickets $40; halycs 5, quarters 50.
Certificate Of package OF wholes $3.50; halves Is,
quarters 81 SO.
s3l 900, SAG Of 3 50oi
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass No 43, II BIZ drawn at
Baltimore on Wednesday, Nov. s.h. 20 numbers,
Il drawn.
prize pm Of-----s'59@o 10 P,ires of-.--,8l56o
S Of. ............ $500 30 of......-..... 500
5 of.. 2,COO s02 Ct 257
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters so
Certificate OF pack &c OF wholes s 20 halves so,
quarters 80.
Splendid Louery fsr Nov. 2rtk.
$4,000, Grand Capitsl-40,ot0, 1865, OF 10 eco.
Twenty drawn numbers in each package IF
twenty-five tickets
Grand Consolidated Lottery z n be drawn at
Baltimore on Saturday, Nov. 9Th, 1874. 1s Nos g,
90 drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS:
p[zs ofss a., 90 10 10 pffi1ss ,s 900
3ot-.-...----. 10 900 100 Of .---...... 40p
4of.-.-.. 5000 1000 OF ... 800
Lowe.t2 No prize $50; ls 81, 81 4.h or 9Th
drawn Nos S32; 9th Til Sth 9th or l0,h, $685. llh,
l2th, 18th. 18th 18Th, s20 10Th, 18th, leh 10 b
or 2O!h. 8 g. Tickets s32: halves Is saarters g.
Certificate Of package Ct wholes $3.50; halves
lso, quarters 60
x Orders for ticket, in any q the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the most prompt and con.
htential attention, II addressed TO
r. FRANCE & CO, hangers,
Or to c. w. PURCELL. Richmond, Va
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- Pr NO FOHTEs on Ran

PLANO FOKTES OF RET
60. @yABLE CHARACTER. A. s'Nd.i.i.'
~ Co, New YoTh; J Chickeri1sE1, Ia r.. =
ton; and J. 3 Durham. Nv w
are makers as well known in the Mus.c, a, in -
Fashionable world in The Musical on accom- ~ -
their superior tone, power and durability: IN w.
Fashionable for their Elegant Style cbc;ca - W.
manship and real excellence in all respects
The subscribers are the onlyIagentslt, the .s,o .
those Instruments, in the city q Richmond -'' -
We have recently received large supple, f,o,,
the above celebrated makers-some richly carya3
IN the style which prevailed in the time of Lor,s
furnished but ofgood tone allow pric s. F'''-'
NASH IL WUODHOUSF
nos bookseller. FaoIo So,
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Ny INSTRUCTION ON THE Pr
SE,5L ANO FORTE HARP GUITAR, AND

JILL ANO FORTE, HARP, GUITAR, AND
NEE VOCAL MUSIC--ProfessGr Brandt
~ respectfully informs the citizens of Rich
mond that he intends giving lessons the above
mentioned instruments, and also in the higher
branches of Vocal Music. to commence on the 18Th
OF Hoven Der next.
Prof. B. having had experience of eighteen
years in the profession, and having successfully
taught in several of the largest semnaes in the
South now offers his services to the different Fe-
male Senninaries, well as to the citizens Of Rich-
nond generally. Far advanced scholars will have
the benefit OF being accompanied on the Violin
Professor Brandt is permitted to refer to the Rev,
Dr. Jones, and to the Rev. DR.. Leroy N. Lee. All
orders received at Mr.. P II. Tay or's Music Store,
where References can be seen. no S-2W
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VA.

TNHE subscriber, having completed hs winter ar
l. rangemenis, takes this opportunity of return.
ing his sincere thanks TO his friends and the public
generally for lhe liberal patronage he has received
since he opened the above establishment, aud begs
leave to say that the Exchange Hotel is now in
better condition for the comfort of its guests than 1t
has ever bee n before. He has made many changes
dictated by experience which add greatly to it's
sty e as well as to comforts and respectfully
Iicts continuance of the patronage hitherto SO lib
orally bestowed upon him.
JOHN BALLARD,
no l0-dts Proprietor.
From the Richmond Vhig Of Nor 9Th, 1852.
EXCHANGE HoTEL-Tbis celeb a.ed Hotel dis
tingushed throughout the country for its superior
accommodation, has, under the managetne nj OF lis
preseutlsudloid, Mr. John P Bal ard, acquired in
briet period greatly extended celebrity. And
that such is the is no matter of surprise to Us
Indeed it is but striking affirmation fact well
known to all who have any knowledge Of MI BIS
ode Of entertaining, to wit, tina. in enterprise In
activity, in tic manner and style OF furnishing, in
studious ard anxious Efforts to secure comfort ard
happiness to his guests, he is III surpassed any
where. We have been Inclined to say this much OF
the Exchange, and its landlord in Particular, by
personal observation Of the superb accommodation
of he house and the interchangeable efforts OF Mr B.
20 accommodate satisfactorily. We have observed
that gecec ty many striking Oh ipges have been MADE
upon the prime pal iloOr both useful and ornament
al, which indicate Increased comfort and cJnven
fence. TO lO-ts
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NEW ROOTS, SHOES, franks,

EssssSsss VALICE.S, Carpet Bags, Gc-tlaT!ns T.
ceiyed most OF my Faletf OK OF the asove aE.!cs'e
lec,ed by myself aud pur has ofthe manufacturers
for cash, beg a caii from my customers ana W
public, l9ttelng myself that can OF them oe:isI
bargains and atiicl than ever, notwth5tanoinstas
rise in the boot ard shoe market. Among my a.,
sortment viii be found Ladies' Caters, Thick an
thin sole foxed AID tipped of various prices Ia:
Dis Morocco Caters nd lace Boots, tncA an
thin soles; Ladies Morocco aud Goat Buskins NC,
r5cco Sips and Ties, &c, and endless varleiJo'
Genliemen's, Boys and Chdren's Booissn SHOES.
Servants Boots aud Shoes, and large assortment
Of Trunks.
Sign of the Boot, just below City Hotel, oppo'-'s
side.
ocl6 VIII LIAM WALSH
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no 5-dlu

g. FOR RENT, large Brick Tenement On
l5aa trace street west of IadisOn street, now &C.
cupied by Mr. Bowers. Possession may be had i'm
nledisc,y. Rent $3.50 TOLER IL COOK,
nOi General Agents
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SARA%YING.-J. :. PERKINS having return
~ ed to Richmond for the winter, will give in
ssruct9n in the various branches Of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub
jects or models are b. the best masters, aud have
been seec ed with view to attract ana interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste, and
grsduslly lead the pupil to bild AID Independent
style cf execution that viii readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers OF this ert are invited to call at his
Corner Of 9Th snd FIaukia streets and ex-
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences, if desired.
Separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re-
ceiytd on the came terms as in schools.
oc4-Sm*
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% ADIE ~ GRAY, DRUGGISTS, ~
ss2 MAIN STREET, have in store, audare recei''
~ ing large additions 10 their stock OF Hrnss,
f.'1s Medicines, sargeens' Instrnments;
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale On iIo
most favorable terms to cash and puuctusI d'a!C-i
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~ DIR. ADDINGTON- .
ase2 DENTIST, practi,ioDeTTs .ao~
4IILnlo:2 -, having fully tested bis yos 7.ae5
prices, desires 10 M se kro l,-Cs :,
every person That he VIII continue permsro,, d. %
following charges for his services: hin .ae
ancc that his operations shall be pesf5nsd S 's:'
than under his past exOrbtant fees. H. ,e'ssT
cause he and his assistants are kept in fail %
and make more money. Use
Extract tootn - cents; Plug with silver Or in :,
cent; with geld 10 cents; Pivot Tooth - - ~, -
Tooth 3d. upper or lower sets s25 viii ~ "a, nae
out natural, artificial gums. &c - VIA
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MIR. & MRS. KEKLING'S English,
WI and French Boarding and Day school

M Il. & MRS. kEELING's English,
IsI and French Boarding and Day School
fer Young Ladies', Seventh street. between
F ankln and Grace, opens Oct. LIST, and closes
July 3st The course Of instruction includes,
Mathematics, Natural and Moral Science, Music
Ancient and Modern Languages; in a word, every
thing essential to solid and ornamental education.
The Principals devoted to their profession, and
are assisted in every department by an accomplish
ed corps of instructors. Parents and others are
invited to inspect the Institution.
TERMS Board per 10 months, or in proportion
from time Of entrance, pay half yearly in advance,
$500; washing, $50; English $40 to $40, accord
ing 10 age ard progress of publ; Music al the Pro
fessors' fee. Modem Languages, ct which French
is alwa} taught by an educated native Of Paris,
residentn the family, each $50. Day scholars pay
quarterly. &C 25-3aWts
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Tickets SlU, h4Tves 5, quarters %.
Certificate Of package of who!es $780, halves
so, quarters 25.
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90 EGR RENT, a veEy pleasant Residence
EsI situated Leigh t, west of A dams street
The house contains about rooms. with kitchen,
smoke-house, &c, in the yard, and 10 in very good
onder. Apply to
no 12-3t JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
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$1,000 OF b. $40, 10 of $500!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 60 to be
drawn st Baltimore on Saturday, Nov. Goth. "a
Nos p, 10 drawn.
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AEtSINED

Il ArTE:sTI ON, CALEDONIA GUARD
81 Attend meeting and drill Of your Company, a
III lafayette Hah, 0" lHonf!ay might, ut hal
- t}ast7 Q clock. Business OF importance will
before the Company, and every member is requir
ID T. be present,
By Cider q Capt. Caekie.
~ I3-2t WIN A. IRVING, o s
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Inc oWners VII please come forward, Pay
charges, and take them away.
JOHN A. FOSTER,
General Freight Agent Il. and D. Railroad
=
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-04-10
III ONDON HOUSE, 23l Chestnut street.
IL Grand SPRING OPENING IN THE
MASONIC HALL.
Linford s, Ernest, Importers.


i' % h. beg leave most respectfully to tender
| their most grateful acknowledgements to the la
dies OF Philadelphia for the liberal patronage
they have received since their commencement III
business. They now call the attention OF inc
ladies OF this city and elsewhere, to their OPEN-
lNu OF SPRING Fashions, which VIII
,ake . place on TUESDAY, the 5Uth INST III the
MASoNlC HALL, Room NO. |. Inc prlnci'
pal part OF the stock which Will be exhibited TO
'he public Is expected IN few days by the C"y
! y ni0"cheStsr," ana consists OF great variety
o' Man'llias' entirely new styles, lew cases OF
"hich have already arrived. They VIII he found
perfect as regards simplicity combined with STYLE
nc attention OF The ladies IS especially called to
TWO new Mantlllas called the Arabefa Stuart,
ana The D"chcsS ?t S"therfana, which have been
20 much admired IN the fashionable circles OF