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noARD in the COUNTRY.-Three or

In CO. ,.ons m.y obtain Board, With pleasant IoomN y
, ,s.idrnce BORDERING Rockland Lake Tho loss-
;dn healthy and the scenery Is grand Inc ncuss NV, qnt
Ieues s,ins md boating Garden produce and int 1oy
60 ns on the Farm abundance Apply 70 'ohNSo"s
No 15 West-s-
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AN EXPOSITION and EXPLANA-
IA TION Of the modern Phenomena called Spirit Mani.
iestations comprising the Rappngs Movements, Writing
Mediums and various other Phenomena connected there
WITH with extracts from different writers of remarkable
PeseDment Prophesying Visions Carvoyance
&c, &c. BY Benjamin Franklin Cooley Price, p cents.
sale by EOMLERS& WELLS. No. l3l Nassau st NY.
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A S good plain Cook and Baker, first-ratt
IA Washer and lroner would do general homework
wages lowno objection the Country. Best OF ref
erence. Apply at No. % Bowery.
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Ks T ! ss',s Secretaries

o. Ffih Ward Temperance Alliance: Il %
Ia msrterly meeting will be held on tuesday, EVEN
No ,t,b instant in the Duane-st Methodist Episcopal
csS,,h between Hudson and Greenwich-ss The meeting
MI b addressed by Rev. c: J: WARREN, Rev. X; A.
ssuaIKpl Hoo E. ID. CULVER, Hon. f. l.. SNOW,
wv glIRLEIGH, ESQ., Corresponding Secretary of
Is NewYork State Temperance Society. Appropriate
s;rs " he choir Admission free. TO commence pre-
cseysz o'clock. l.. >. bEoh, fresI
las n MATHEWS. Sec'y.
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scW=YORK TRIBUNE.
vnpx DAfLY TRIBUNE

~wW.Y0Kh DAkhA AAO
- rvyRy MORNING, SUNDAY rxcrrTEpsl
prss Nv aREELEy McELRATH,
-. su,lprycs. CORNER or SPRUCE ASB NAs-
- Sssnsrs OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL,
=. =. civ Subscribers for III Gents per week;
49, ~,sfer they can pay in advance al the Deee
- ny ~ - wear at the same rate Single copiea
- uen~u s,l suhscribers Five Dollars per annum In
Secsoa snss,fiops taken for SIX months For three
-. three Dollars In advance required IN all 81.
- ~ Country Newspapers Daily Papers received
Iny terms are higher than those OF The 1yso.
- Il Invsd any difference
srw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
w s1.v LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
49, x,erv SATURDAY MORNING, at the low price Of
tysbn- n ADVANCE. Eight copies for $40 or twenty
eN- .ddrrss for SO and the paper in no cass con.
n(3.rs the time for which it is paid Advertisements
- viii be charged SO cents per line each insertion.
FHE sEMI.WEEkLY TRIBUNE
..a~x avery TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Price -
IL Two copies for s.. Ten for go. Advertise
- uuss line for each insertion
TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE
roR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
u,sd On the departure Of each Mail Steamer for Liv
~ Prce 81 cents copy - per year. TO any part OF
~ Rdtsn or "a to the Continent, postage included.
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
-, cuVoRNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
sed on the departure of each Mail Steamer for Che
, INV " GREELEY McELRATH. Publisher.
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Want employment.

A Bass SINGER is DESTROYS of an en-
IN esss ment in Quartete, otherwise. Address SIG
MA, Tribune Cfice
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N ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, thor

N oughly acquainted with the comb ard fancy goods
business who command 600 which car be increased
during the wear DESTROYS Of connecting with house al
ready established in the jobbDg trade The ex
perenced and generally acquainted throughout NewEng
land ard can command the undoubed references-
Communcations with real NAME TO = NELSON, through
the Post.Off Will be strictly CONFIDENTIAL
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DRACKETTS MARBLE GROUP Of
b.hs Shpwrecked Mother and Child flor Q short time
Snyl at Stuyvesant Institute, No $50 Broadway. Opn
rV.n A. M. till 10 P. n. Admission Is oentA
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4 S good plain Cook, Washer and IRON
er, by respectable young Woman, in private fami-
iy Best city reference given. Apply at No III Henyst
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rv- Third Manhattan BuiIding Association.

Cy- Third Manhattan Building Association.
The office of this Association has been removed to No 81
Chambesst under the Lorllsrd Insurance Company This
Association rapidly filling up; they have twothrds of
their shares already subscribed for All who wish TO Join
Building Association will find this TO their advantage it
is nearly full and they wish close their books Those
wishing join do by calling at the Secretarys
Office No. 81 Chambers-st Open from A. NJ. to p M
to receive subscriptions and dues.
JAMES S. LIBBY, President.
DAVIS COLLAMORE Vce-President
j. W. WESTON, Secretary, No. 81 Chambers-st
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NETWORK, MONDAY, MAY II, 1852.
A STOR-PLACE OPERA-HOUSE.-

Z N
scented the beautiful Play Of
THE HUNCHBACK.
Mcdus. Mr. G. Jordan Clifford. Mr.. Arnold
Parquet and Boxes, so cents Amphtheater . cents ;
Sofa Seats 81 n Bfickets sold for Parquet Boxes and
will commence at u O'Clock.
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~ The Trmc Principles of Association are en-

r. The True Principles of Association are en-
braced in the CHELSEA MUTUAL LOAN AND IN
VESTMENT ASSOCIATION. The premiums are fixed at
$50 share of $780, avoiding thereby the enormous pre-
ums paid heretofore besides members can redeem their
premises at any time by paying the boowed and
interest which reduced from to year Otner import
inroduc 3D. making the most favorable and
popular AIS citation organized Persons designing to
sur scribe should early the subscription
book filling rapidly Names, with the entrance fee %
cents can be left at No Az Broadway No 81 Canast,
at the office of the Association No go 9thavenue The
monthly dues ST. Shares $3.50 regular Meeting will
be heD at the rooms corner of 9th and 25st MON
DAY EVENING, May IL. Circulars &c, be obtained
by applying as above. Of any OF the officers.
JOHN Il. CUMMING, President.
WIN. l.. STEPHENS, Vice President.
VIM ii. HoYr Secretary Office, No $50 9th av
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~ sixteenth Ward Ladies' Temperance AL:
Wssr the 6nt Anniversary will be held on MONDAY
ITENNG the 18th inst, in the NJ T. Church In lsth-st
p.r SHAY exercises TO commence at " O'Clock rev 4;
y CHAPLIN BURCHARD, CLARKE, CRAWFORD aud
oth.r clergy will be present Singing by
hs sbo,r and other coed voc alisis Admission free.
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A LADY, about to leave the city, desires
N to secure good home for young German Girl now
in her employ She is capable Of giving instruction IN Ger
man and French drawing and embroidery. Her manner
and disposition would also make pleasant companion to
en- Invalid lady She speaks Engish quite freely Address
Room No. 40 Asor House.
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land DESTROYS OF obtaining Situation lie has mad ten
years expers nee in the Dyeng Of Wooen Yarns chiefly for
the manufacturing Of Tartapsand is confident OF giving sat.
acon to those who might require his services The best
of references be given by addressing post pad John FL
lot, Watervliet Wooden Mills, New-YOrk
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nal themselves Of this method of rendering their sincere
banks 70 the Pastor and members Of the Church corner of
Nav and for the courtesy In opening their house OF
vrh for the accommodation Of School, aud for the
Interesting exercises provided by them at the Celebration Of
he late Anniversary OF the American S. s. Union Tues
dxv last
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A S Cook. Washer and Ironer, by re-
IA spectacle Girl in private family Best Of city refer
ences required Can be for two days if not engaged
at No. III Waverey place.
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HARDWARE BUSINESS for SALE.

The Stock is light and well selected The location
cannot be supposed lease will be given OF the pfemises
At low rent The owner being otherwise engaged, cannot
attend 20 IL is the only for selling Apply at No. 60
AveDue d. near the Dry Dock
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NIBLO'S GARDEN. - JOHN SET
L ~ GILENINQ qk]

DURTON'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID sr.-THIs EVENING, May II, viii be played, the
celebrated Drama of
DAVID COPPERFIELD.
Mr. Wilkins Micawber. Burton Martha. .... Miss Weston
To conclude with the Farce Of
GOOD FOR NOTHING!
Dress Circle and Parquet 80 cens Second Tier 25cents;
private Boxes S. Orchestra Chsi IS cent? Doors open
at n to begin at "a O'Clock.
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4 LADY, experienced in household affairs,
IA wants situation In genteei Protestant Family a.
Has no objections travel to go in the country Good
references given and required be at No. oo
10Th. st between 9Th and lOth-ays.
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~ Fnrnituve Glass.-A superior article for beaut-
as and polishing psor aud cabinet furniture which any
sse without trouble. For sale by T.. COMBS, No
!" oisnust fnoe only 25ceLts per bottle
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Nv Recent Developments In the Affairs OF the
UNION POWER COMPANY. render meeting of all per-
Gus interested therein highly necessary meeting will
therefore, Be- convened at the Companys offices, No 30
John St, G H. NJ, on MONDAY, 18th inst.
J. STEWART GWYNNE. for himself and others
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A GREAT VARIETY of carefully Sc

IA lected Servants are wanting employment al
MASONS Offices No. $50 Broadway, and No i45 Bowery
Terms-Yeary subscription 50 cents otherwise, - oenb
n B.-Plenty of Men and Boys on hand
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OfFIcE OF THE EEw-YoRK STATE TELEGRAPH Co,
No q Walst, May s. 1852.
W special NOtice.-The Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the NewYok State Telegraph Co will be
held at the Howard Hotel In this city the 18th inst at
oclsck p H. j. MCKINNEY, Secretary.
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No. 568 Broadway corner of Niblos New-l ork-Pans,
London and European Millinery Lace Mantla and Fancy
Goods of the latest ashsns and designs open by
d. LEAHY. French, English, Belgian, Swiss and German
Goods of the most exquisite kind at moderate prices
Ladies resident in and vislters to- the metropolis will have
an opportunity heretofore offered of suting their
all the most fashionable goods at the Metropo
itan Millinery Lace and Fancy Goods Emporium Paris
and London Monthly Fashions received by the earliest
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n Notice 70 Passengers from Panama %
vsltferBta.-The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
ssNY heel called upon give public notice that no ticket.
vi y Recognized by their agent at Panama which are not
asas officer OF this Company and that tickets thus
asd cen b obtained only at their Agency, No. In West
=; a9 BARTLETT, Esq, Boston; or of Messrs. ARM
!xa0NG harris l. CO. New Orleans.-New-York,J Jan.
El& BY order, WIN. II. DAVlD0E, Secretary.
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4 LADY, of acknowledged talent as a

LADY, OF HChHUWI0uScU V"l|'FF w '"
IA Teacher of Dancing, isdesrous during the Summer
months of forming Class in the country at some Young
Ladies' Seminary adjacent the City Refers TO the inst
families and schools in NewYork Address T. e. A. care OF
Evans & Britton, No. 697 Broadway
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TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE

roR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
r.sd On the departure of each Mail Steamer for Liv
Pres 81 cents copy, or - per year. TO any part OF
4 Ryitsiu or "a to the Continent, postage included.
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IL Third Mechanics Building and Mutual
Loan AssOciuiiOn.-1he third regular meeting OF the
above Association i'll be he at No los Bowery TU ES
DAY ENENlNG, May 49, at O'clock when shares Will be
offered for redemption This Society although not three
months old has already redeemed 80 shares and the entrance
fee will materially be raised.
As there but Shares left, and the entrance fee
only so cents persons DESTROYS OF joining had better attend
this meeting. -,
This Association loans money at six cent on the actual
amount advanced j. PECARE, Secretary.
~ building Association StOck.-Two shares in
py No III fludsonav Brooklyn between me hours of
and in the evening.
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Of the country and the public at large have
sprsssra ihs hsir Dye perfection; and innumersble
w 0s.@ It's excellence daily handed 10 the inven-
~ en article used by those who cultivate the graces
IN n.s nVvlEs celebrated Hyperion Fluid, for the
sston cSe,t aaa q D. Sands, No. 100 Fultonst
ksewsv. go Se, Nc as and Rice Smith, No. 727
u IeIIemers th,onghosi tha ,rn,Id W N-.N - N-Nee
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.


AMERICAN HOTEL.-K tOtey. Lynch.
burr: q 5 Bailey and G w Steward, N 9; J
| Arms,ead. Surry, CO; H ELLA, Goochland;
9 Roeers and Z Hester, N G; c Edwards,
| Savannah, Ga; B E Gibson, University Of Va;
| " B Parrish, Lunenburg; E B Walihall,
| Brunswick; w H Hardy, w H Brown and w
J Blackwell. Lunenburg; X C Williams, Roa-
noke; w Stevenson, N Y; H w Ingrsham &
lady, Charleston; G Z Disbuiron, and 2 sons
| Rochester, Y; G Sanderson and Miss N
Sanderson, N Y; J N Warren and F T New.
| man, New Orleans; w A Scruggs, Powhatan;
Brown aud Miss Brown, Buckingham c
II; w s Patton and M Johnston, Va; Miss
Benedict, New York; w C Rawlng, Peters
burg; w Young, Maryland; Nj c Perry, U
N; w Nash. Powhatan; N c Barker, Fin.
castle; X Taylor, Washington e Wither
spoon. lady and Miss d Mcintosh N C..
CITY HOTEL.-B Cheatham and lady,
Miss A Rawlings, + Che atham and lady,
J Rawlings, VIM l. Dupree, and 5 Eubanks,
Lnnenburg; j w Bruce, Charlotte; DIR Will
| hanson, New Kent; l. T Hendrck, Amelia I;
T nj Burfort. Chesterfield; Il Clark, Essex;
w J Thorne, New York; Cowly.
Richmond; James Morrisett, Chesterfield;
James Adams, Norfolk p b Foster, Cumber.
| land. Fl; l. II Disc, Lancaster: X i Jennings,
Louisa; E e Jones and lady. two children and
servants, Charleston; p A Mark. N Carolina;
w II Mann. Virginia; J l. Teller, Charlolts-
vile; S X Sultan. do.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-E Scott and two
children, Pow halan: alss B Scott and SER
want, Albemare; E E Royal. Mrs Oliver,
Che ste field; A Buford, Petersburg; S Kirk,
c; o [. Drake, Powhatan; A Duncan, s
c; r III Ewing, Mrs Southall, son and servt,
Tenn; 5 Hale. J c Ferguson, 5 d English,
r Bush, Il Johnson, Aliss Ruffin, Va; W w
Fayetts, S C; J ID Matthews, w NJ Hamilton,
Charlottesville; J l. Williamson, N c; Miss, G
Dickinson B w Young, Va; A w Pennoch
and lady, U S N; f w Jet and lady, Hamp-
ton; J F Wilcox, J w Brown, Va; S Hodges,
Norfolk C " Clark, New Orleans; w C
Wickham, Hanover; J Cochran, Charlottes.
vile; Fisbbrown, Waynesboro; DR. Cabell
and lady. Charlottesville: w II Taylor, Nor
folk; Widdifeld, Charlottesville; F Gorham,
Boston; w Gist, N York.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-JW Brightwell Farm
vile; S Leigh, Cumberland; H Clarke, Prince Ed.
ward; Geo w Jones, Nottoway; E Plersop. Troy, N
York; G Partridge, Burlington; J Nuaa;ly, Prince
Edward; John Chappell. Prince Edward; r P
Word, A Chappen, o Vaughan, Amelis; A w
Luster, Fincsstr; S D Morton, J w Watson,
Charlotte; w Patton, Botetourt; J r Leath Not
toway; John D Hall. R Royal, Pittsylvanis; II
Lloyd, N c; Mr. Bierne, vreinia 5 Kent, Rich
mond; w L Mayo, Cumberland; Apperson,
buckingham; Payne, Goochsnd; Sipe, Buck
inghsm; G Johnson, Botetouri; G w Tucker,
Franklin; W NJ Branch and sur, Gnochland; I G
Goodwin. w Short, fincastls; J Vaughan, Anne
liza; Conevey, Lexington; II DGerson, Spottsyl-
vania; w Il Turner, Aibeinarle; D Lockett,.R
w PIERCE, Chesterfield; D Saunders, Prince Ed.
Winston, Remover; mir GaneIs, New York; NJ c
Barker. Fjncsstle
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RICHARDSON e. Co.,,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERs IN
DRY {HG0DS.

Oh 4 OUODSs
% Main street, Richmond, Va.
IN STORE, by the ships New Word, siddons, &c,
n the steamers Africa, Atlantic, and Asia, via New
York, and by various arrivals from the Northern
cities, full stock of
FALL GOODS,
Embracing all descriptions of coarse and fine
Wooiens, the newest styles and patterns of Dress
Goods, and complete assortment OF Domestic
Cottons-to all which we invite the attention Of
merchants of Virginia and North Carolina this sea.
son, with the assurance that are disposed to sell
them on terms that all mus. consider accommodate.
ing and reasonable
Also-the most extensive and varied assortnen,
of English and American Carpetings, Rugs,
Door that's, Piano and Table Covers, &c,
Ia the city.
se7-dl0tclot' RICHARDSON 4 CO.
NkW FALL AND WINTER HOODS.
w The subscriber would most respectfully beg
leave to return his thanks to his friends and custo
mers for past favors, and would call their attention
TO his stock of New Fall and Winter Goods,
now receiving, selected by himself with much care
in the Northern cities, consisting OF beautiful as
sortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest.
ings, which he would be happy 10 maze up in
style not inferior to any in this city or efeShere
at short notice and reasonable terms.
WIN. HOLT RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor,
Sc ll-dew l4th st., opposite Exchange Hotel.
LHKkNLH BDAKDING AoUsk.-on the
l. LIST October next, the subscriber VIII DC
prepared 10 receive a limited number OF Gentlemen
as BOARDERS, who may desire to practice tas
French language. This is the hrsr opportunity thai
was ever offered in Richmond, for the ooJee! above
stated. as all the members of the family sPealz,
French. Persons desiring to cultivate the SPANISH
and ITALIAN languages, will likewise and an o.
pogtunity of so doing, as Messrs J. Sichard ana
Il have boaD ff1r fha sig last years, AID
are still employed as teachers OF these engnages
iome of the principal Academies OF this ci.y
j. MICHARD,
Sc lin Main street between 9Th aud gu.
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,rsk INV DnUa STOkE.-Ine sup,cl.
VsIber has recommended the APOrHECARY
III AND DRUG BUSINESS ia the large ave story
- bui'oing at the corner OF Main aud la,h
streets.
He eirrs fT sale general assortment of ariicles
In MS line. to which he respectfully invites the A..
teaaion OF hia friends and re pubic generally.
se ia-ts ALEXANDER DUvAI
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Schr Orianna Dodge hence arr a. New York
l4th Schr Merchant, Couch, cid at do same day
for this port schr Peal, Knapp, cid at do tor this
port 18th.
Spoken. June l9, lat. Is 26 S, lon 6a % w, ship
Geneva, Tucker, from Richmond, (darch 25) for
San Francisco.
schr Baltimore, Phillips, cid at Bal,imorefor this
port 18th.
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ARRIVED,
Sclr Patnos, Sanford, Kew York
Schr Hanover, Chichester, New York, lndse 70 d
CurIie
Sckr Mont Eose, Lewis, New York
SAILED,
Schr New York, Wyatt, New York, mdse D
Currie
Schr Nebraska, Perine, New York
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DlCKLED SALMON.-We have Jus, re-
\ ceiseda very nm ,ot Of No Picked Salmon
which we are selling .. On ID ,ea,s per 10 Tr,re
that want keea o. from 50 10 i00 IDS can asycth
packed TO suit No extra charge ior kegs
HULSr & KING,
Opposite the Old Market, Frsnsli street.
Sc Ii-2w
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1853.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY

1858.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
~ GOODS -CHARLES HAkTWELL " Co,
10! Broad street are ncw in rec ipt of their larse
AID well selected stock OF Fall and Winter Dry
Goods. comprising all the different styl les of ress
Goods OF the season together with an extensive as
sortment OF every article in the Dry Goods line,
which will be fund very desirable and CHEAP
Our stock Of eentlemen's Goods ia composed Of
ahe finest Cloths. Cassimeres, Ve,,inss &c, which
we VIII bave ulsde to order AT III shortest notice.
We solicit csil from friends md the ,,ubiic at
CHARLES HARTH ELL H. CO.'S,
80 10 Opposite Swan Tavern
kAcE ClssA as.-We have uow in store ard
SEsr Tor sale, very large stock of HAVANA
arc Pfincipe Cigars, Of the best brands, Those
wanting good Cigar car find il at
PURCELL, LADD g. cos,
au.l Druggists. a2 ain 1t
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I IhPORTANT NOTICE

E1 IMPORTANT NOTTCR mo-
<AAHAT AND BOOT WEARERS-Tbs
cheapest place in the city to buy is all II
ANfHONY'S, where MoIeskin Hats of ,ha
oest quality are sold at So so; second oual,v 4,
Fine Calf-skin Sewed Boots. s,n
Patent Leather Oxford Ties. -
Patent Leather Monterey Boot. . ~
Togetiler with an assortment of Panama 7 =
horn and soft Hats, Umbrellas, &c, A's
NH 80 COZ IIMprIN r,orr,
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ODEkT r. nhOABDUs oilers MS .eryT
az ces to tee citizens of Richmond and the pubis
generally as general Collector of Claims He
pledges himself to attend strictly to all business on
trusted to his care. His Office is in the rear of NJ,
James n. Suttsn's office, in Law Building, Rich
mond, Va. nv 4-ero+
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40 STONE MAS0NS.-Propossls viii be
l. received ct thiS office until 10 O'Clock M D., on
Monday, the goth September, 1852, for about ESQ
ilneal feet OF stone culvert. commencing near the
intersection of Clay and 7th e,rects. and extending
up ay and 9th streets to point near the North
Western intersection OF Marshall and Oh streets
The culVeft will be commenced at depth Of Is
feet below the surface of 7th street. and reach its
termination at depth of l6H feet. Its capacity
will be tx by , feet clear. Side walls 10 average
feet thick TO be laid on good flag stones running
across and under each wall, snd 10 be covered with
THICK, strong granite saos-s laid with good ce
ment mortar.
The contractor will enter into covenant with
ample security tor the faithful and prompt exeeu
tioa OF toe work, which is wanted as soon as it is
pt7cticabe to complete it. al! surplus esrth and
rubbish 10 be removed by the contractor.
Payments will be made on monthly estimates,
with reservation OF 20 per cent until the compile.
ton CT the work.
The estimate has been placed a. 81 rs per lreal
foot. No bid beyond tha, suEu Will De Considered
Unless the contract be sgBed within ten days
frolaand aiu the date of the "ard il will be con
sidered as abandoned
NJ. BATES, supt Streets
Office Superintendent Streets,
September i4lh. 1852 Sc l5-td
s1ChMOhD, EFT. IOrEy, in6I-
"a NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GUUuS s.
hAkT d MOSES, 63 Main street. are now race;v
ing their stock Of Fail and Winter Dry Coed.
L.
cies usually Kept il the Dry Goods line. Among
our sock may be found many handsome and
cheap doops, such as
Pain end figured Mouseiines
DO do y" De Lanes
do do Cashmeres
French and English Merinoes
PAN, back, AID figured Alpaca
Ccl0red do
Plain and figured black silks
DO do colored do
Go back Satins
French Needle-worked Haudkfs
do do Collars
10 DO Sleeves, Trimmings, &c
Back and Fancy Cassirneres
Silk, Satin, and Cashmere Vestings
tientemer's Furnishing Goods
bed snd Negro Blankets "a very large stock)
Sstlnets, kersey s. ainseys, FaHnels, &c
We respectfully invite the public to car and ex-
anime Tor themselves, assuring them oil our abil IL
az. determination to sell goods low and that very
eSsrsion will be made to give entire satisfaerion.
HART Il MOSES,
se:s 63 Main street