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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-04
ROBERT Nc Ma NEE

MaKef OF surgical and Dental Instruments
a shS the attention ofPhyscians and Dentists to his
stock, which will be found to comprise all kinds of
Dental aud Surgical Instruments, Trlsses Cutlery &c
ne likewise makes to order and repairs descriptions of
Instruments Thankful for the liberal patronage he has
already received, he trusts be able to merit confirm
ance OF it. by increased business facilities and adetermna
tlon to give entire satisfaction to hspatrons
MAIN STREET., opposite American Hotel
tNHRE, LIFE s, MARINE ENaTJgsANCE-
Il The Richmond Fire Association are now prenared
TO issue polces OF Insurance tho above description of
risks on as reasonable terms any similar company and
respectfully ask share of the patronage ofthe public
Apphcatlons will be received the Office No 223 corner
Nam and 9th Streets where the officers will cheerfi1y fur
ry and literally adjusted i'-p'
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOHN H BosHER, Secretary. No =
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a ANALYSIS OFF PHFYskssLOGY; being
N a condensed view of its most important facts and
doctrines designed especially for the of Students bv
John Reese, NJ. D. -
History of England in from the invasion of Jul
chronological chart OF the Kings of England tables Of con
temporary sovereigns and table descriptive of the pre-
sent condition OF Great Britain by Hannah Townsend
animals mentioned therein, and French and English
Dictionary OF all the words contained in the work
A. MORRIS. j
my G Late Diinker & Morris 81 Main ST.
READY MADE GEOTBHHNes NOTICE
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
YHN1IAT KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN make IN
Il their Clothing at their manuactory that thew
have the largest stock of goods the best Clothing and
neatest and best made of house in the city. Persons
who are III want OF clothing will please nottake word
for it, but to No log Main and See for YOUR
selves. KEEN, CHILES g. BALDWIN,
N. b. A good assortment of Boys Clothing on hand
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(NREAT IslPEsOyENENT.-HA
N or DAGUERR0TYPES COLORED LIKE NINA
TURES IN THE FRENCH STYLE.
Wehave returnedir from Europe fully prepared execute
pictures in this most effective and fascinating manner by
which the flesh is coloured after model and the
reflection destroyed thereby transforming the picture
present the appearance of the beautiful miniature
ivory We usual to be found the Virginia
SkyLlght Daguerrean Gallery No. las Main street, Rich
mond, under the Gothic Window.
WILLIAM A. PRATT Proprietor.
EXTRACTS.
Mr. Pratt has fitted up his establishment in style
which reflects much credit upon his taste and beraity-
Daily Dispatch
His reception pretty boudoir as we have re-
senty elegantly fitted up with splendid carpets rich
velvet dvans tatuetts immense bay window
glass. &c.-Enqnirer.
EMessrs. Pratt & Co the first introduce the Sky
Fight system into the State andappears be constantly
venting something for the impr ement ofthe art-1se
The arrahgeme mt Of his show is exquisite Will
he Sky Light is su perb- Uaag. Sc 25
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and FNGLISH-The fourth number ofthe FRENCH
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'1THE sCHOOLMATE. GEORGE

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TOW 20 become Good Reader. Char. Ill
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TREATISE ON AMERICAN ENGI-

Il NEERING.-The subscribers have just issued the
first part of this great National work Its design to make
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of the bes. specimens of Engines made IN this country
machine shops or been so imperetly published to
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THE PHOTOGRAPHIC TEACHER.


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~ The Finance Committee Of the Mount
Vernon Building Association, having examined the
vouchers and accounts of the Secretary them all
respects sonect They likewise report the following cond
non Of the financial and other Affairs of the Association
There have been lC54 shares subscribed of which IS shares
have been withdrawn, and II orfeited-in all 3eleaylns
c2l shares held by members There have been lz4
shares redeemed leaving S9 shares unredeemsd They
likewise report the following:
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49, New, T.. III. Canfield, Rector Of 81; Peters Ter,
Nh Nj, preach TOMORROW Sunday E'ESlNS,
- ,riI fn the p T. Free Church Of St Jude No %
crpente Amty-s The friends OF Free Churches are
~Ss;crlsrly invited 20 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10

- PRESBYTERIAN Church, St. Lnkes Hail. corner
iA-,se and Hudson-sts Rev JOHN LITTLE, Pastor
sv;css every SABBATH, at 10Y A. NJ and 81 r. NJ fH'
~ are invited. Seats tree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10

~ The Seventh Lecture OF course on the Future
nuy q Man win be delivered in the Evan ca L1.n rfr
yvTEiNG At ~ 6clack subject-Wsat is Hell Is 1t Ma
s,;sj Fire or wha; is i'll
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Just Published.
II ECTURES AND MISCELLANIES.
4 By Henry James. l vol 12no. 81 25.
j. s. REDFlELD. Clinton Hall.
VHRISTMAN'S MUSIC DEPOT, Nos.

CHRISTMAN'S MUSIC DEPOT, Nos.
Y COS Broadway 40 Pearsreet-Nr. c. G. CHRIST
NAN has opened No COS Broadway extensive and ell
esant establishment where music and musical Instruments
of description can be found at the lowest prices Cat
alorues of Music furnished on application
Mr.. Chrsman will aim to make his catalogue OF music
and his of Instruments second to none In the
city The public are respectfully invited to examine his
stock.
B.-Nilitsry Bands supplied with musical instruments
of every description and all kinds of musical instruments
paired his Mandatory, No 404 Peers, where also
very large stock of all kinds of musical instruments are Tor
sale at the very lowest wholesale prices.
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= 600 COPIES in ONE WEEK
OsOOV Ms Harriet Beecher Stoves great work
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, or LIFE AMONG THE LOW
LY The edition of this thrilling work. the greatest of
the kind which has appeared from the American Prees in half
a century was sold in one week The second edition Of
FIVE THOUSAND COPIES
Is just issued and for sale in the principal bookstores and
by Travelling Agents 1t is emphatically
THE STORY OF THE AGE.
For power of description and thrilling deneation of char
scter, it is unryaed In twS vols IL no. with SIX elegant
Illustrations P.ice paper. A. n CHI LII ii 50; cloth, gilt
e. suhN r. JEWETT co. Publishers.
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Rtliqicns Notifes.

~. .s....,5 Peformcd Presbyterian Church,
AspnsSway. between Grand and Broorne-sta Preach
20 NJ NJ MORROW, Sabbath the llsh nst,) MokNiNo
- rTTTRNOON at the usual hours
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Want employment.

\ ; Cook. Washer, Ironer and Baker. by
"A respectable Protestant won.n. Good citv rrsrr
,nee fTotn her last place Apply No II 5-st In the
Can he seen for two dsys
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TITO AMATEURS and ARTISTS
Il EMIL SEITZ, No 2S3 Broadway, up stairs, has just
received splendid Engraving proof OF the destruction Of
Tower Babel and dispersion of the engraved
by Professor Thaeer after the large and celebrated esco
painting by VIM Won Kaulbarh in the Museum Ber
hn and invites all of the Fine Arts call and
Subscription price printed white paper S.; India SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10

u The Second Citizens Mutual Loan and
Accommodating Fund Association have opened their
books and ready receive subscriptions at the Office
No. 42l Broadway next door above Canas The first As
sociaton have closed their books The office hours from
81 A. N. till S O'Clock p NJ, and ON WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS till o'clock Entrance fee, 81;
monthly dues, IS; shares, $500.
The of those desiring 10 make investments
obtaining loans from these Associations particularly called
to this advertisement. ADAM PENTZ, President
JoEL NJ Mason, Vise-Prssident
J. =. KENDALL, Secretary
TRUSTEES
Duncan Y. Curry, Edward Walker, William II. p1etA
John f. Henick, Geneie G. Smith, Samuel Silica
Jenee b. Nlngay, John Raab, Edward Strong
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gV- The NntionnI Ruiiding and Mutual Loan

" The National Building and Mutual Loan
persons DESTROYS Of joining before the
initiation increased avail themselves Of the opfor-
unity ediaey the number OF shares taken VIII soon
guarantee the advance entrance fee
Several shares viii be offered for redemption at the next
meeting Of the Association Of which due notice VIII DO
given The Office No l7s Caaal-st under the Peoples
hk viii he open every evening from to 9 TO receive
Subscriptions and dues Present fee Il dues "
per month shares $soo B. NEWH0USE, President
JoBs W. vASpEwArER Secretary.
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~ Notice. -Steamshp BALTIC, from Liverpool, s
dschaIgng under general order at her BERTH foot Of
CaAt Consgnecs will please send their permits on board
unsdiaiely aud attend the receipt of their goods
EDWARD X. COLLINS co.
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r. e3.4IS Made ct the first Regular Meeting Of the
SECOND SKSiCKERBOCKEk BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TON allowing the healthy and oushins condition OF this
Nsociaiion And the Entrance Fee will he raised
Public Meeting win be held knckerbocker Hall corner
1Sd-s. ard sth-av- MONDAY EVENING next at 8
O'clock for those who wish 10 join.
JAMES R. DELvECCHIO, Presideck
ANSON WILLIS Nice-Presdent
u. j NAppER. Seeretary-Ofice No l6S 9Th av.
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eET>Putnam Division, No. 40, =. or T.-The
members Of the above Division requested 10 attend the
meeting on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the l2th inst, at
o'clock to ake into consideration the srendeTns VI the
Charter, and settling the affairs OF the Division.
JAMES MERRICK, r. 8.
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n Fifth Universalist Seciety.-Rev o. bar
~ Of Maine will preach TOMORROW tSnnoay!
HSORNING and AFTERNOON, at the Lecture h92ln VI
iniyerity Medical College l+'st- near h-as Ss.,
n and 3oclock The pubic are respectfully inVa
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$I5,UUO BY y. .,1 1asm % Man, Vino "a.
well-estahished manufacturing business successful
operation and which he thoroughly understands The amount
will be secured by second bonds and real estate
for years per cent interest the above amount,
ard commission Of per cent all sales will be paid 10
the party king the BALES will be guaranteeddo tbs
amount of 10000 per annum References given aud
auired Address LANGDON, Office Of this paper, giving
real All communications viii be considered condrn-
tia
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4 SINGLE MAN desires employment, who
IA perfectly understands the OF horses and s good
driver also understands gardening has good city reference
addressed d. j. at the Office OF this paper Will DO
attended to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10
A MARRIED GENTLEMAN, a gradu-

IA ate Of Princeton College and Teacher of many years
experience wishes situation In well-esabished
school in this city young ladies' school would be prefer
red Together with all the English branches and claAseA
and the higher grades Of study pursued in best nstu
TONS he well qualified to instruct pupils in the French Ian
gusge and literature He will ask but moderate compensa-
zion for the first year. References TO aud testimonials from
the highest will be to character and capacity
Address Professor o., Office Of The Tribune.
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q The Peoples FavOrite.-On MONDAY
NIGHT the 18th nst public meeting Of the North Amer
ic L. A. H. Association will be held at the Broadway
House The public invited - attend To commence at
10ccck RICHARD 4. CARMAN, President.
THOMAS s. CUMMINGS, Vice-Prosaept
MOnTINFR SMITH Secretary
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WANTED;-Cases and Fixtures 81, sulta- ia.
w Bile for book, stationery fancy store. Any one
having such dispose OF cheap may ind cash purchaser by
addre ssing blanche, at this Office.
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n Post Office, New-York. Notice. Eu-
Iugesn mails per s. NJ s. HUMBOLDT will close at this
e&ce on Saturday the 10th inst, at l0i O'Clock A. II.
closed mail wll be made up per Humboldt for Bremen
end German States w. V. BRADY, 2. n
Anil lai2
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"A ; Cook, by respectable Woman, who
L n would asist in washing and ironing Rest of refer
cree Lived FIVE yeas in her last place Apply al No 81
West l4th-st- between 9Th and eth-ays.
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" To Know Ourselves is a matter of the greatest
ofSrsnce, aud there NO other by which
ses TINS knowledge well by the aid of Phrenolosy
ssseses Us tor what occupation in he by nature
yasahed, and IN what pursuit We may be most sue
Clinton Hall ~ '''' ''A NssSA"~S ~
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TT Eiehth.Avenue Lots.-To members of Build
ing Associations and others DESTROYS of procuring building
lots in this city a reasonable price number OF persons
having joined in the purchase of block of ground in the
upper part of the city, between h and 8thavs pleasant
location about three feet above the grade entirely free from
rocks stones poer TO few this opportunity OF OBJ
tanning cheap lots for building Price from Sis to
$375 Terms All subscribers VIII be placed upon
equal footing with respect the choice Of lots The
ment must be closed in few dsys therefore those who
would avail themselves OF this excellent opportunity should
call immediately For particularly apply to w r. B. MIL
LIKEN, q. the Office of Pomeroy& jerks, No "a WalSt
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Il Of experience, few pupils 70 ls.uc on the Piano.
either her thsir residence reasonable ters
Fsctes offered no, usually met with References submit
ted in ,his city Brooklyn. Applications By note 10
EMMA at The office OF this paper, win he promptly At
tended to-