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EDUCATION.
DEv. M. ID. HOGE's BOARDIN G
II AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank.
lin and 9Th Streets, Richmond, Va.-The

DIV. M. ID. HOGE'S BOAR DI N G
II AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank.
lin and 9Th Streets, Richmond, Va.-The
next term of this Institution will commence on the
LIST Of October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining to a 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 lO0-twenty
of whom will be received bogrdors In the family
of the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
all usual accomno dations, for ten months, S220
as heretofore. Tuition in English, from S25 to
$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, to AS many
as may wish to acquire it, free0t charge.
Rev. J. P. Stafford will occupy the position
which was filled by the Rev. w. J Hoge last year
Mr.. Stafford is a gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
as an instructor in of the best institutions in
cur country
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city, desired to be present on the first day OF
the session 1t is often a serious Inconvenience
and encouragement to pupil TO enter a class
which has ade even weeks progress.
Payments invariably in aduance-one-half on the
first of October. the other Oh the first of March,
All communications will receive prompt atten-
ton. Address REV. NJ. D. HOGE,
au 27-d&w3m Richmond, Va.
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4 NEW SOUTHERN CoLLEGE.-We learn
pom the Methodist Protestant that the Pro.
iastant Methodists have commenced a move.
lDenl to build upa college in Alabama. Abou,
900 were promptly raised at the start.-
Oae gentleman, Abner McGehee, Esq near
Montgomery, Alabama, contributed ten thou
sand dollars in the form of an endowment.
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NOTICE,-UNION HOTEL.

A VERY great inducenent is now offered AT
- ter being engaged in tavern keeping for thirty
years and as my health is not good would sell all
the Furniturein thi. house. the furniture is most
~ new, plain and neat, and the hotel is furnished
from cellar to garnet, all OF which will sell at fair
valuation The tavern Can be rented upon as lor 8
term the tenaa. may require, and possession
given on the first day OF January next. 1t is one
Of the gest and BEST arranged hotels in this CITY,
and has been put in complete order from bottom to
top at a very heavy expense, ard many comforts
wishing to engage in this business will call AID
n at the Union Hotel JOHN TALMAN.
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! HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH

40 Ii EADGDAkTE ks FOR FASH
IA IONABLE CLOTHING-Just received the
l}f greatest variety OF Cloths Cassimeres ard
-AAzE- Vestngs, to be found in the city, of the
latest and most approved styles, consisting in part
French blk Cloths and Cassineres, ali qualities;
French fancy cord CT this and Cassimeres Of every
shad. and quality, French Beaver Cloths all quail.
ties; French Himaega Coating CLOTH entirely new;
French Petef sham Cloths, French marble and
clouded Csssimeres new
Vestings.-Figured silk. Plush and Velvet;
Quadrills silk, Plush and Velvet; Watered SILK,
Plush and Velvet; Ribbed Silk Plush and Velvet ;
plain Plush Silk, Cashmere yastings, Demask Silk
Vestlngs black and fancy Gfenadne silk Ves.ings.
Buff and white Grenadine Silk Vestirgs, Party
Vestings decidedly rich.
Ready Made Clothing of sli kinds nd qua
lities Of the ve latest styles such kossuth OvH
Coats, Esqoimaux Wrappers, Lamastine Sacks,
Paletot Frocks, Albert Top Coats. Hurting Goats,
Fancy Goods-Fancy Ties aud Cravats Crimp
and Fril Ties, something neg; Apron Ties, black
and fancy rich fsncy ami black Silk Scarf do do
Satin, Gloves of all kinds, Collars, Suspenders,
Socks-silk, cotton and merino; Dress shirts, SILK
Shirts, Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Call and see for yourselves.
E. B. SPENCE,
oc l3-ts Corner Of Main and Govertl.r ats.
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q VIM. S. Royslon, Esq, of Caroline
county, had cabin on his estate Burned down
On the night of the llth instant, and negro
men persisted in the flames
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10 a CAR D-GENTLEMEN' DRESS

E GOODS.-We respectfully invite Gentle
~ MEG in want Of handsome and durable Dire So
sS Boots, Caters, &c, to call and examine our
large and varied assortment of articles in that line
We have been at great pains to select the most
pressly to order various styles ard patterns of
gentlemen's Dress Boots, Shoes and Caters, that
we are confident will be approved by those who
wish something at once useful and beautiful
Please give US call, at our large and convenient
store, where may be found the most complete as
sortment of Boots, shoes, Trunks and Car
pet Bags, to be found at any one place in Viz
ginia WHITE x PAGE,
% Main ST 3 doors below Do 1ley's Hat Store
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T OTs ON UNION Hill FOR SALE

I OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
IL As the agent and trustee of THOS. II. BLA.
KEY, will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten a,~es Of the land now owned and occupied by
the said Blakey. These lots are b. auttuly situa.
ted on Union Hill, fronting the road leading to
Blakey's Mill, about a mile and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shores or
to the subscriber at his office No. II Main street,
up stairs, over Messrs. Sinton Co.
au 9-3tawts |. R WATKINS
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ALL SMALL. i5OYS.-H. +. TAYLOR, 9Th
IA street, bet Reen Grace and Frankn-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe-
cial attention to Reading, Correct Euunciation,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Mep
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is perenp
torv but as gentle as possible &C Q
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DIR. ADDINGTON, grad

$780, DIR. ADDINGTON, 7g-es-
NYYxxA ate'l DENTIST, prsctitiobere a..
A4I1EYvlo i2, having fully tested hi, red '.S :
prices. desires 10 make k-r-,52
every person that he will continue permsre1, .
following charges for his services: with s2e
ance that MS operations shall be perforrSI s's1'
than under bis past exorbtant fees How -, TSs;
cause he and his assistants are kept in fniJ re-
and make more money. - --'e
Extract tooth p cents; Plug with silver nv -, -
cents with gold Is cents; Pivot Tooth ~ 5o "a ., u
Tooth 81; upper or lower sets s25 viii -, rae
out natural, artificial gums Sc " :,
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schr John Clark Sands, from Fredericksburg,
arr ct Boston 18th
Schr Pawtucket, U!mer, hence for Saiem arr at
Holmes Hole 18th
Brig Aictufus, Nickeraon, hence, arr at Halifax,
N 5, 7th
Schr Edwin, Aaron, cid a. Baltimore for this
mort 18th
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nRAWING.-J. 5. PERKINS having return.
- ed to Richmond for the winter viii give in.
siructiou in the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures md Flowers. His sub
jects models are by the best masters, aud have
been selected with view attract and interest the
beginner while they cultivate correct taste, and
graduslly lead the pupil to bold and independent
style OF execution that Will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers Of this art are invited to call at his
rooms Corner of 5th and Franklin streets) and ex-
annie 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-
ceivf d on the same terms as in schools.
oc4-3m*
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NOTICE TO my old friends, customers, and Toe
public in general, is here given, as per advertise.
ment above, that you will find ne once again 70.
lowing my Old business and it will give me much
pleasure to wait on all who may give me call a,
No. ll6 Main street, in selling TO them any article
in line of business from the smallest quantity
OF ammunition to superior doube-barrel Gun, o.
in attending TO any work in the gunsmithing line
and promise that no such work shall leave IYrcr.a
Gun Establishment, unless it ia done in the most
substantial and superior manner.
THOMAS TYRER,
no 5-dlm Gun ard Rifle Maker
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Ia FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
IA A choice variety of the latest patterns Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestirg Is, just re
--A-A- ceived by F. M ROBERTSON,
New Store Main street. nearly opposite the Ex
change Rank. TO l2-,s
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drawn Nos $50; 9th Tn 9Th 9th or 10Th, S25 lith,
18th. 18th l4th or 18th, S20 10th, 17ti, 18TH 10 h
or 20h 5 6. Tickets S32: halves is. quarters g.
Certificate of a package Of wholes s35o; halves
Isp, quarters 90
EY Orders for tickets in any ct the MARYLAND
Lotteries will meet the mes: prtmpt and con-
fdential attention, if addressed 10
FRANCE & co, Managers
Or to C. w. PURCELL, Ricanond, Va.
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The assets OF the company up to the same
date Invested in United States and
New York State Stock, DC y were. S559, $50 90
This company confines its business to Lite In
surance alone, AID being Oh the Mutual plan, all
profits accrue tor the benefit of the insured All
losses paid punctuay, 90 days after proof of the
death of the party, or it will be advanced deduct
ing the 50 days interest
For further information, call on the Agent, No aO3
Main street, square above the Banks.
oc 90 CHAS WORKMAN, Agent
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DOGGETT 81 ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS
l6 Governor Street.

HAVE in store their Fail stock of French ami
IL American PAPER HAEIINGS of every quality
and style, purchased fron the bes. factories in this
country and France, May of them very rich and
elegant Also, very complete a, sortnlent Of cur
tain goods, cornicts, ginaps tassels. cor.s bsnds
window shades, in erea. vsri;ty, " Edow blinds
curtain paper, buff Holland FIR shades, a superi.
sto:k Of door oil cloths, COCO mating, curled hair
and shuck mattresses. feather beds holsters .nt
pillows, ri the best ga'ity, WIKI many other ar:i
Giles, in our ine, all OF which will be sold on fair
terms, and Paper Hanging and Uphols,ering ane
In town Or country, at the shortest notice ard by
the best wnFknen. 81 I6-3n,
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NyIv INSTITUTION ON THE Fl.
yHAfak ANO FORTE, HARP, GUITAR, AND
IsEsix VOCAL MUSIC.--Pr0fessor Brandt
respectfully informs the citizens of Rich.
mond that he intends giving lessons on the above
mentioned insti uments, and also in the higher
branches of Vocal Music, to commence on the 18th
of NOven Der next.
Prof. B. having had an experience of eighteen
years in the profession, and having succe ssiully
taught in several of the lars est Semnaries in the
South now offers his services to the diferen, Fee
male seminaries, well to the citizens Of Rich
mond 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 NJ. Lee. All
orders received at Mr. P. H Tay lor's Music Store,
where references can be seen. no S-2w
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MIR. & MRS. kEELING's English,
WI and French Boarding and Day school

MIX. & MRS. kEELING'S English,
w and French Boarding and Day school
for Young Ladies, Seventh street, between
Franklin and Grace, opens Oct. list, and closes
July 3lst. The course of instruction includes,
Mathematics, Natural ard Moral Science, Music,
Ancient and Modern Languages; in word, every.
thing essential to solid and ornamental education.
The Principals are devoted to their profession, and
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 $40; English $40 to 800, accord
ing to age ard progress pupil Music at the Pro
fessOrs' fec. Modern Languages, Of which French
is always taught by an educated native If Paris,
resident in the family, each $50. Day scholars pay
nnArterlY. 25-3 avis
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a. DEsIRABLE PRIVAT RESI-.
81 DENCE FOR SALE.-I offer for sale the
very desirable private residence, situated on the
corner of Marshall and LIST streets. The dwelling
new, comfortable and comm odieus, and contains
eleven rooms, to which is attached large Kitchen
smoke, wood and coal houses. The situation of tia
property renders it desirable private residence.
For terms apply to w. B0OTWRIGHT,
no I'm Conner at and Broad SIS
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as. a. SMELL, Agent for HiLLiSOa
- SMELL, has taken the stand No 50 west n =it.
street lately occupied by Jno. A. Smell & Co., and
has jus, received "a pstt, aad by Wednesday next,
VIII have IN entire ne@ stock Of Staple and
FANCY Dry Goods, and NEST respectfully soiic.
ita the patronage o. the friend of the late rns Of
!no a Smell n Co., Barnes IL Smell and hugh
Hilsifh oc ii.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICIinEDND.

ARRIVED.
Schr Huntley, Hammond, New York
Schr Mary j Peck Duprey, New York
Schr Mary Morris, Boston
schr D w E'dridge, Ogden, Philadelphia
Schr Warren He!son. Leeds, albany
Schr w Dayton. noa glass. PhiIac e}phia
Schr Hampton, Philips, Baltimore
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore
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*. FRANCE ~ co.,
SUCCESSORS OF F. MORRIS & CO,
Aiain Street. Richmord, Va.

Splendid Schemes for November, 1852.
s35,U00, 1880, 500!
Susouehanna Lottery, Glass 81, to be drawn in
Bslrmore, Wednesday, November l7h. Is num-
bers, IA drawn.
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Tickets 80, halves 5, quarters 2 So
Certificate Of a package of wholes 500, halves
so, quarters 25
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10 SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD,
MI THOMAS I'll. TYRFfR

SHOItsEs, EITtE htVOiTeTs, Single barTe Pisf0s d
all kinds, Bowie Knives, &c, &c, all of which vi.
be sold at the lowest possible prices
GUESMITHING done in ali its yarigties srcb =.
gun, rifle and pistol stocking, altering firearms d
ali kinds into percussion and all other rep .irs ,a
longing to the trade. Keys fitted to door Trunk
cabinet and other locks; and walking Canes noun,
ed in gold or silyer-ell of which will be under ;he
superintendent of his father, THOMAS TYRER,
well known 10 the public Of Virginia for the las:
25 years and notice Is here given that TYRERs
Gun Establishment is No. ll6 Main. doogs be!ox
Governor street.
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S36, 623. z OF $3.50, 10 of 3,500
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 90, 70 be
drawn a. Baltimore on Saturday, Nov. goth. IS
Nos IL drawn
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FstU fUBAGEU MANUFACTu nERs-
u LlQUCRicE.--Wewil be regularly so pp!ied
by To importers with Mass Ilqu9riee of the aaeck
Y Co brand, gerni an1 pure articie, which
10 ase susn Jiizsd TO saa ard ant as such
Also. with the &c C." brand Manufacturers are
requested 70 give Us call Orders from the ceun
Try promptly exeant.d
oc IL runLAN Il WATSON
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"a IASl's Venom, Kat, Blouse, Asf and
"a Reach Erstsoyer.-fhs Ebose artie.e
ias' resolved from the manufacturers, with full di
raciioas for USE, aud for sale by
sEArRo0K & REEVE,
no2 AIS Broad street.
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tt>EFtk AND AGU Il is promptly and per,na
L nen'g ,eeved by the use Of the india Choia-
sogue, an uaf"iliog remedy for Fever and Ague
and oher bilious diseases
The genuine India Cholegogue Ia for sale by
PURCELL, LADD e. CO,
no Drurpists % Main
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Splendid Lottery for Nov. 27th.
$4,000, Grand Capital-f00CO, 90 SIS, 3 of 10 600
Twenty drawn numbers in each package Of
twenty-h i've tickets
Grand Consolidated Lottery z, 70 be drawn at
Baltimore on Saturday, Nov. eth, 1872. 7e Nos :,
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TREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
~ have in store a large and handsome assert.
alent of Mouseiaines, Cashmeres Merinos. ana
9tner Dress Goods; also, Stockings, Gloves. Boas,
Comforts. Shaw 8, and other winter WrapDr rs
trimmings q all kinds, &c, for sale very cheap. 81
WILLIAM J. SWORDS
20 IL 2.5 Bread street
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Tickets $40; halves 5. quarters 2 So
Certificate OF package OF whoes 8 100; halves g.
quarters 30.
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THE YOUNG HiILL.WRIG.T,s AND
III NILI.EIS GEIlE HIN 9. a., % dcScrira

I EVi's RAT DESTROYER, tor the oe-
IL structon of Rats Nice, &c.-Per,ons whose
premises are infests@ by these yermjn, will d. well
to give this trial. The rats leave their holes be-
fore they die. For sac by
PURCELL, LADD CO,
no II Druggists % IN street. corner 18th,
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M okE NEW G0ODs.-THO9 K. PEIC
AVE- d co. have just received new STYLES
Cloth and silk C!oaks aad Maat,es
Back Velvet aiobons
Rich Furniture Psiu:s
Lace Berries
hsck Lace ait-s, and Inany oihe. srt;c-es
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-03
THE STANDARD FOR 1852.

The present year will be marked by events of
deep and lasting Importance. A President and
Vice President will be elected; and we shall have
IN this State, warm campaign for Governor and
members of the Legislature. The Legislature to
be chosen will be called upon to elect Senator for
six years-to re-distrct the State for members of
Congress-and also to lay off the Senatorial Dis
triets and apportion the members of the House of
Commons for the next twenty years. In addition
to this, the great question of Equal Suffrage will
come before that body for final action. These
considerations not to mention others, will render
the campaign interesting to all. The people will
desire to be informed to passing events and the
qualifications and soundness of public men; and,
to be thus informed, they must not only hear the
stump" speeches, but they must take the me,Us-
papers.
We shall devote all our energies to the cause of
the people and of Democracy and equal rights, in
the coming campaign. brilliant triumph lies
before us, brother Democrats provided we are true
to ourselves Let lis, then, go to work at once
let lis prepare for the harvests of August and
November Let scatter the documents and
newspapers far and wide among the people, so that
they may have an opportunity of reading, ponder
lng' and deciding for themselves, upon the great
questions which will come before them Democ-
racy fears nothing much false issues and COM
eealments. 1t is open like the sun-ike the suh,
it shines for ALL and, like truth, it courts scrutiny
and challenges investigation.
The undersigned offers the NORTH CAROLINA
STANDARD, as a co-worker in the good cause, at
the following rates: Weekly, in advance, So; Semi
Weekly, i'll advance, 81. Where payment is de-
layed beyond month the price will be So so
and 81 so respectively; and if delayed beyond six
months, So and So in each case. Any person who
will procure and transmit five subscribers, with the
cash in advance, will be entitled to the sixth copy
for one year, free of charge.
The undersigned hopes to add at least one thou
sand subscribers to his list during the pending
campaign. He most respectfully and earnestly
appeals to his friends in all parts of the State, to
aid him in his efforts to disseminate sound princi
pies among the people,
W. w. HOLDEN.
Raleigh, FEB. 10, 1852.
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THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF THE STATES.

/ lOhAh W Il VI y.
! With view to settle all doubt as to whether the
States in the approaching presidential election will
choose electors under the apportonment of 1910 or
that be made from the census of 1885, the Judici-
ciary Committee of the United States Senate has
made the subjoined report which determines The ques-
ton in favor of the aPportionment under the census
of 1850: ....
"The constitution provides that each State shall
appoint, in such manner the legislature thereof
may direct, number of electors equal to the whole
number of senators and representatives to which the
State may be eetitied in the Congress- The act of
Congress of March l, 1882 passed before any cleo
ton of President had been held under a new appor-
tonment, gives construction to this clause of the
constitution in these words
'''WhIch electors Tof President and Vice Presi-
dent shall be equal to the number of senators and
representatives to which the several States NAV by
law be entitled at the time when the President and
Vice President thus to be chosen should come into
Office
The new apportionment under the frst census took
effect from and after the Sd March, 1893 (act of 18th
April, 1922 Accordingly, in 1892, in 1912, and
In 1882, the States gave number of electoral
Tor President and Vice President equal the num-
Der of their senators and representatives respectively
from and after the Sd of March, 1888 and, the act
of 1850 having similar provso to that of 1892 SO
1t must be in the next election next all-that Isl the
States Will vote under the and under the old
apportionment.''
The committee are, therefore, of the opinion that
no additional Legislation is necessary the subject
and recommend the adoption of the following resolu-
ton
Resolved. That the number of electoral votes to
which each State shall be entitled in the election of
President and Vice President of the United States
in 1852 shall be equal the number of senators and
representatives to which each of said States will be
found entitled by the apportonment under the emu
meration of 1850, provided by the for taking
the seventh and subsequent censuses, approved May
%, 1850.
The following statement exhi bits the changes made
in the electoral votes of the States by the of
1850, which the resolution adopts the basis of
the aDDortionment