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uOSFpH ARTONJ formerly of Yale
,v0UNT WASHINGTON COLLEGl'

ATE INSTITUTE No 2ls ith s. cor9ei o. y Sa',-
tt''.i-,f an Ws.hin.-oa ssuAse. lOEO " CLAIM \.
"a JAMES FASNISG. A NJ PraeoAs >, "i Iess
lis tenth &C. oly,ar on MONDAY the 18Th o7p- -,
Tn. Pr4ncioAis having rr'teo the furniture Ana 80,
Tor recitation ard lecture throus bout the lastta,a
b. in ecup-te Oroer for ths reception OF Us trO''
TEACHER ~ supils % the 18th efsePt ,,.., =,
hi. bop-o thsi the p.pis will b panetaa'y p'e'en'
the upesiss Of the school. ,- c.,,l,y,a,
Personal iutenie~s with the fnnelpNs sos y ,,,.a,
uith plaIs f instruction reS ilAtiu yer AS' "J "
hsa a. u. Rooms vi The Institute, fTom sept ...
Sfr.oeer, 10 lave lsioly removed to ms 'itS VIZ
h.r-. and desire phvs High School Tor tns sdlca,a
Of their .ous any period Of prosres' are oV'eH 70
~. r-r~s and delight fu csOn .ai lean the
Of III Intuton Pupils Of the Jgs-Gile Oeeai as
fhs esuisl care snd instructive 81 ooe OF tho rre
rirals
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INSTITUTE. No. a

~ ni.eniy place Twenty yeas teaching in thi. s,ty
have not failed . sise % ELY r-p-'- kaowisds.
OF his prO scion. wr hsppiy app I'D every a.
pa tune ar Of t'e l. Nute IN which thurOggn edi-iiJ1
tor a. tusiu-s prof s,oa IN every m1isra
Lar gIale may he sztt /. ed. Naive teachers these
isOgusgts sssisi him thlUneh tue cav.
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PlANO-EORTES.-r he
DRADBURY'S PiANU WAKE

tn. " +on.p.1 t}ua.a String American Parent
Action" and Arch Nottom" Pisns-The subscriber,
compelled tom IA heath. 20 reinquish IN part n,s
profession teacher on music has made arrange nenu
10 cell asserted New-fork snd Sostor PisnOs add ne
trusts the convenience of having ST hand selected nso
pents -nS Ms long Acquaintance with the puohc, VII IN
pir- ceohSesce n ~ Judgment and him liberal
,h.re Of oatpnage secondhand Pisaos exchanged fos
T.. q SaAO 5URY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

A EMBELLISHMENTS arc inserted IN
Athe best pspep In other sitaes snl town - v n
RALkE&s AdysssiAaG Assasg ff1Alne Svsl6nG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
AIR JOHN MAC MULLEN has

wi o.enes q Day school foI Boys 4; Ne St seer
ons boch fro Broadway and i've doc" aooSs o'n l
. "a, terms 1875 Der gunterl will GecesaIily keep ms
.rho very mail Havirs resided more thsa 20 Jean %
Furope .no hsyins stud aud taught tof may Ssss "a
the city Of NeR-YoTk be feels himself guanheo % 10 JI,
So =. these ho sy be ola ed Ia his hxad Besides spei
IN. Y, acg uiinE ard All hun u thsse " III D S1s u
vitbout extra charge, Greek Latin French SPA'lsL
ran Itshan Drasigrs Music and Gylnnas les Cirfus"
A, Lockv ood, No al. and CrJgen'A No ~ Sr'sh~AS
PLAY Ground for B. vs. Twentyge sah.cr' 1eIs " An
Term. SIS year. address }. MAC MULLEN NO. '''
Chysie-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
nor SALE-A Farm of a. acres, large

II new House Barn and OuI-bVildpgs ls-E- Apple-or-
ess and other Fuit-trres sell wsie-d snd ia hign
81 cultivation. An excellent Tavern-s,snd
Also. Farm Of q ac'es small Houss ana osrn land IN
tNet llsnf order sbou. miles rOn Pisinh-d, J.
also, e fsim Of Is acres rev use AID Barn and
Naaon house pleasantly located. well wstered I'D exsel
len, lane In Fairfield cheap Tor cash o. exc ianed
tor City or " ilhsnsbursn puPerty Apply 20
4 SHERMAN No 100 Nassuu.
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L,lFTY DOLLARS ONLY will secure

WArranee deed anc 10 redais Possession oaVe acres
OF ano 81 Lake Lind IN hsBce $50 u sos scc0tdns 10
ieesuon Gao remain 'oI two o. three years Lad near
he'd al fom 800 to $500 per acre. No sstter opPoF-
tunity for profitable tnvest ent within the yicinlty
OF New. york. few spien I'D lots near the cello
brsea lske Ronkonkoms 0m Us to So equal IN sire to
esht city l0ts sbesnta loo alton OF thoss wishing
try resdenee the city. An excursion train Of
l-sye srooklyn fos L.ss Land Thudsy the fh inst At
u O'Clock 4 Tickets Is cent?, % b had az ths
ofbes OF c. WOOD, No. rs Bsosiw
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r OTIS for SALE-HOME for ALL
MICHIGAN LAKE PROPERTY
Schools.

4 BBOTT'S COLLEGIATE INSTl-
~ TUTIOE for YOUNG LADIEs-SpinEl-r insutute,
TInioI PsrtD Rev GORdAM D ABBOTT, Prncl. a.
Tire eighth academic year viii commence WEDNh>-
DAY, Sept IS
The appoir sne Arrangements Of this nsturon ae
Of the h,epes order It's Professors and Teachers It's bHra
~ Psintir zno Apparatus s range and system Oi IN
,u1ctiop srd i courses Lectures OF character 70
psure a. far e. human ntalties an accom-
phsned Chrl,'ian education.
Pupils and applicants for s1rnison, are expected 20 %
punctuaiiy present AZ the opening exercises
Circulas may obtained by letter or AZ te lnr'tuion
and persons Interviews Vith The Principal alter sept
Nau W. augt
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PlANO-FORrE

lVE RICE rR tKOSC a has open
go speoco No 629 Broadway with sssort'
uent Of hDe Pisno Foote'S aud sock Of first class Meode
ous Purchasers utit 20 call.
HENRY L. WATSON Manager No SO Broadway.
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ENGLlSH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

B/ WOOD fla1 snd sik MsehiD.ry, manufactured ~
PAR, Carts Co, aanchestsI imported 70 rider Pay.
.ant In Ne~-fOrf Address. Tor pnce4 ke thsir .dtnoy.
sd SCENTS IN the Unitsd ststss JAS COCkERG co
No "a John ct Nsw-Yors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

NOR SALE--A small Farm Of 90 acres,
d'usted within one mile from the Depot Of Eirabsth
own, Hew-yepey For particular iaagfs Of WHITE
lead BROTHER, DrpegstA No. lag 0rSszvtshst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
DRoOkLYN GRAMMAR SCHOOL

hIlenD conner Il Atlantic Il The 45h Session viii
commence TpIS DAN Rooms large ano well vsnts tsd
Pugils limited snd select gyefnmert mild bat decided
AncieIt sud modern Ter suasss taught simutAueous'y
through tie meoiu OF fhir sLa gics and auss Dis
s,tsuti,u p,id the ~ gish anchss All the G. ss-cs
Ger the INN Gate lustruc'i % OF the Principal
MARSH No. % Atsutc st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

ID It, W. PARKER. 4 NJ Pr'ne pal The next session
will the III Of Sept Circulars coutaaing terms
brsuch@s taught references &c. bs obtained ~ the
bo.Lso,e Of T. FRkNCII, No. IaS Hs'.sost No us
q osrwAy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

harm and SAW-MlLL for SALE
Situated about miles trom Nosrsswn, Nev- Jersey,
sen stocked with Fruit with two good Dwelling HOsses
o Bsrns Outhousea ke &e TIE Farm contains aeo1i 50
sc-ps of execen, lsra under good Of cultivation For
ssa srlsrs inquire Of WHITEHEAD BROTHER
Drrusa No i5s 0reeawichs a.
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| & &. FISCHER, Nate Nuns &

~ fischesl ufactOty aud wsrerOOm No. no 9reen
s;ch.a corner Il De, 1t PisnOFortes wansnted, with
reyers bridge ard ratrn. tubs well csculsed for keeping
In tune Piano Vote, tuned repsired and ayahansed
" B-Also Fnlisn Piano Fortes for sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
NOR SALE-With immediate posses
NOR SALE-HOUSE aud LOT. Nos.

IL l2O ana - Ie~i.st and No % BIoome Lot y by
leo Good prope.y for improve Also two three
vacant Lots, 3 by lo0 lnSuiie Of + FALCONER. No
Msnsin-st uez Grand-st r. X
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A $. VILLEPLAlT continues to give

~ Instruction In he Fr-r Gu anEu,s- and lters'ur- st
the rsSderoe Of m. pu'i., at his own, No = West
T We nty. eighth.st near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
CUMMlNGS 5 SCHOOL of DESIG Y

- open Tor the receipt Of Pupils Glasses Az
attendance on schools - h, rvt1foTe.
is CUMMINGS NJ lfj 5th.av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

A LADY, Just arrived from Parls, wnere
~ ,b. Va. .ducsted I. DESTROYS o. obtaining private
tnts in families or schools ave Lessons a. her oVn
residence, in French Fnellsh. Music, Drawing Sc
Terms moderate. Apply TO Madame OFEkkALhE' No
a. hin
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EMOVAL.-Mr. and Mrs. KDOER
SCHOOL for BOYS.-B. A. SMITH,

CCHOOL for BOYS. No. l47 Greene
~ a-hr CHAMBERLAIN 'ngi.-. the attention o. d.
rens wh3 csife school eatsey under the sad Ia
suoetob OF the pTineip.l
ENkNiNG SCHOOL-Nr {. continues 70 give in
iruefirn ate and evening 10 AIth nee J1kksep.
ing, Frgli'h Grammar, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
NOR SALE CHEAP-As the owner is

going West, t~o-stoty aud a;te Swiss Cottage,
route, last Brooklyn 3, sliding doors mar
bic mAntels Easements &e. $40 on m1tgsge. Also the
FuruuIe n require d. Al.O So Lots the sest stTos on
easy TENS. Inquire al Myrtle near Frauhin o., OF L.
X. VAN BAN, Agent
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DiANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No.
mGrbinerp, &r.

COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY
~ FOk sALk-At M-ehAoicsvtlle s.rsrosa Co. oy the
American Linen Thread Company a. follows 5 Cards
spinning Frames, esdes Mules Sp 1otng Frame %
spn6les, Nsrpeis, Presses So LoomE Cana Bobbios
Reeds, Harness, shutdes Se Al ofwhsh at prices 81
per cent les han the orisiral cost
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NOR SALE or TO LET-Two splendid
NOR SALE-WA TER PRIVILEGE.

IL 50 OF Land, situate ia the Of Rnnebeck
DDtehes County nnle. .0uhw'rdy from tbs village o!
Hudson River Rslrusd, two mlies Upon the premises
are excellent mid stes with f-n Of water Of great vol
uue Of about Sky feeL snoreing sufficient motiv
ever fE seyers large mills factories The land good
snd welltimbersd This desnsole property has not
heretofore been offered the Pubc Inquire Of y GAR
RtTTSON, Shin, beck, or Of FRANCIS T. GARRETT.
son, No 50 Jehn-st Sew-lork
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NOLEAN PIANO FOk rES-No.44l

HI BrosdNay, between Howard and 0raudsts -
spr, did II Halst Dsvs CO.. much admired
Fisno (.ore ve rich stSes) With lsse assortment OF
Boston Nav ora Planes ~ makers Also ui
supply hsrd Psuo- Including Gilbert Co 3
with without foh.n all = vncn for sale ~ the
low eat pricss-P'sno- 10 Let LINCOLN THOMPSON
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ahout pur.
MR.. F. n. NASH, who has been for

'hAn twuly hvs years engaged m teaching
SIC a. thf ci- at sswhee beg, leave to his
friends tn public generally that he has band
rety Of chlic fiarOfJ-tas tseecied by himself of Now
York and manufacture D. the bes makers which
he will se a. ma01flcUccrs pness Sc ond haad Pianos
for sale o. T. e' Lessons given In Sing ng aud Piano
fore Elcmcntay Gee Classes will soon be- iOrmsd.
OF wkich que Office will he given II NASF
No so Bro0 q. New York
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LiGHTE a. NEWTON, in
NEW ARD SECOND HAND PIANO

y FORTFs-W- have aOw % hand l4rss assortment
u sec0ndf so1 Pianos ~ -se AMI % Mrs Pianos
hon 80 90 $500 FOf h- rom o. $40 per mouth No
$50 Broadway, New YOTk. SAFFDltD BROTHER.
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ENGINEERING SCHOOL
NIIY INSriTU rE. 10. I3l ALLEV-

" ST, near RiNINGTON-Sr-A Select Male snd Fe-
male SEMINARY of f staudirG viii commence ne rguAr
Fall Se..iou % MONDAY TIE oh lost fhe bliAsg Ia,
tVo frrnt eltraro,s dt~o Yards The male and femse
cas- WM NICHOLS, Principal
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nlANO- FORTES.-The finest .sor-

ItlANO rOh rs he nnest asOft-
meut ~ Plano FOres Ia the city may DO foUad the
spscOus wsferOOms OF P. q CURTIS K co, No ~
Broadway consisting OF George Hws, celebrated Amsh.
Ien Patent Action Pianos Gb-h & Cos popular TO
Han Piano, Giberts and others B0ndOir Also variety u
aev and second hsDi Pianos br ssls IN let No ~
xroafway
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LyOR SALE, near STANFORD, Con
LvOR SALE-House and Lot No. 10

IL Hicts-st Brooklyn, az the owner hs' resided and
DIS to re,fde In turcre This vsld1s aud desTaps
pToptrty viii he sold bsTgsin twothrds eau remain on
mortgage u oesned. Inquire II hr HEARING No lIe
ClemheTs-sf
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
c0NEREsS-ERrnAY,

srsAre.-On motion of Nj. Toucey, the
orivate calenda ar was postponed It'll o'clock.
A message was Feccis cd rom the Preeideni
enclosing copies OF two letters BY the Mexican
Minister relative 10 the Mexican Boundary
Commission.
Mr. Pesrcr, from the Committee on the Ii
brary reported back the joint resolution to al
dow the Congressional Globe 10 circulate
through the mails free of postage, and that Il
be.refesred TO the Committee on Post Offices.
The Senate refused TO refer the resolution.
and IL was taken up for consideration.
Messrs Hamiin, Pratt and Borlasd. snppor-
ted II, and Messrs. Mason. Butler and Penrce,
opposed it. The joint resolution was then
passed.
The private calendar was then taken up.
HOUSE, OF REPREsEYTaTIyEs.-Th House
laid upon the table the motion to reconsider
the vote BY which, yesterday, the Michigan
railroad bin was rejected-yeas, 50, nays 70.
Various reports were made from the Post
Office Committee.
The river and harbor bill, as reported from
the Committee of the Whole on the state oil
tie Union, yesterday, with amendments, was
taken up, and. under the operation Of the pre-.
vious question, they were concurred in.
Dir. johnson, Of Georgia, moved to lay the
bill upon the table; but the motion did moi pre.
vail-yeas, 70. nays I0i.
The bill was then passed-yeas 107, nays
*
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ARRIVALS Al THE PRIkCIPAL HOTELS


-
EXCHANGE HOTEL % Tucker md lady, PM
,.delnSfa. Pirkens and lsdy, three Miss nrkees:
and f,o serysuts, @; st Clair Dearing, Georgia
Or and Mrs Holmes w Bull ana Lazy, miss =
Hoimss w L Ball. il. Charleston; w Davis, Z
Nesbitt. Augusta, Geo; w Lewis. DR. n Finch
q. Al Caldwell and two soma. Charleston; Mrs
Elliott and servant, Dr. NJ s Moore. lady three
children and two servants, Col Moore and ser.
want, B Moore and J 8 Moore, 8 G.; n w CARR
son, New York; N Myers. Salisbury. G.; = vii
kins and servant, Castor, n c; J Townsend, Lady,
four children and nurse, 8 G; T Darling, N II; n
Taylor, Gloucester; Dejarnette, Caroline; A
McFeeters, NJ Y; @ Wright jr, Lyuchburg; w
Bouleware, King and Queen; D w Harrison. Pau
quier; g Bagoy. Stoensville; J N Barkley, L Per
ryen, Charleston; G II Locker and lady, ST Louis;
DR. Musgrave and lady Carolina; Rev w Hodges,
Washington. d C; r Dalry--ple, N Y; Harrison,
II Harrison, and w II Harrison and Lady. Anne
lie; Miss A w Parsons, Staunton; w r Gilbert. N
Y; A g Jones', New Kent.
AMERICAN HOTEL-N Lloyd, D Halsey,
and Halsey. Lynchburgi Il Hudnall, chester,
hsld;W Hewitt, Liberty; w Mangum, Jr. n
c; c Patterson. D 0 Donnell Charleston; Z +
Ogden, Augusta, Ga; r Thomass, Alabama; +
Venable, Farmville; J A Worsham, Warrenton,
We; Coleman. j., and H Coler1an, HALIFAX;
Powell and Whist N. Mississippi; 5 Ander-
| son, Fauqui r; w w Wilson, Cumberland; J Bous-
su, Y
COLUMBIAN HOTELS II Averett, Eas-
| lev AID D B Easley, Halifax; Capt X w Straughan;
= p Mitchell, Richmond; John Donnan, Peter.b 4;
| J Jones, Alabama; R A Flippin. Pemberton; Har.
| rison jones' Cumbe land; John Swami, knnawha;
w A Bowles Amelia
CITY HOTEL-G Durfey, Williamsburg;
Frensley King William; w Ellis, and w Chap
man, Amelia Mason, StauntOn; w Moody,
Rockingham; g S Rutherford, Phila; C Perkins,
N c; D NJ Jorden, S C; Storms, G Stems, Ala.
bama; P B Davios Va
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c@ CARRIAGES, CAkhiAGkS.
@A The subscriber has ON hand, at bis
Coach making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (i3th and 18th strees0
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariotfees,
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkes, all of bis own make, Of the best materials
and workmanship. Allof which will be sold as low
as good work OF the kind can be In the city OF
Richmond and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line, a. am
determined to make to order and sell at the lowess
prices possible and all work sold, that's new. was.
ranted. MlCAJAH MANGUM.
affyn
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GARDEN LII WANTED.-For oaiance OF
" this year, Colored MAN, to attend garden
and market. Apply to BIGGER & PACE, al the
Garden, near Buchanan Spring, or to THOMAS M.
VALENTINE. at the fost Office. iy22-ts
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IMPORTANT TO FARMEKS.-Thes sub.
L scrioer having purchased of Dir Peirpoint the
right of manufacturing his celebrated Seed Sc.
parat0r and Straw Carrier, invites all who
pie machine before purchasing elsewhere.
PHILIP RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, on Cary, between Pearl and 18th
Streets je l2-2aw6w
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FHR sUBsCRIBkRs, propo.lur to -eii
"a Lac aemsinaer OF their stock OF DRY GOODS
present month, will until that tie, ofie, their AMI
large assortment at such prices a. will h,rnish
great bargains in both Summer ana Winter sscSs
THOMAS 4 CHARLES ELLIS 3 CO.
Jy ~ Ina Main afvSef
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF Ramp.
lIa DIN 2YANEY col ElsE

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF IIAMP.
lva DEN SYDNEY COLLEGE, RICHMOND,
VA-Ihe fifteenth annual course OF Lectures in
this lns itulion will commence ON Monday the
llth OF October, and continue until the ensuing
March
BL BOHANNAN, NJ D, Professor of Obstetrics
and diseases of Women and Children.
LW CHAMBERLAYNE, M D, Professor of Ma.
terra Medca aud Therapeutics
S MAUPlN, D, Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
CHAS BELL GIBSON, M D. Professor of Surge
ry and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER P JOHNSON, M D, Professor of Anat
omy and Physiology
DRY and Practice of Medicine.
PETICOLAS, M D, Demonstration of Anat.
omy.
The study of PRACTICAL ANATOMY, may be
prosecuted with the most ample facilities and at
iuconside able expense.
CLINICAL LECTURES are regularly given at
the College lnfirmary and Richmond Aims.
house.
The Infrnary, under the same roof with the
College, and subject to the entire control of the
Faculty, is at ali times well filled with Medical and
Surgical cases. and furnishes peculiar facilities tor
clinical instruction. Many Surgical operations are
performed in presence of the class: and the stu.
de1ts being freely admitted to the Wards, enjoy,
| under the guidance OF the Professors, unusual op
| portunties tor becoming familiar with the symp
| toms, diagnosis aud treatment OF diseases
Expenses-Matriculato fee S5; Professors
fees, (aegregate) SOS; Demonstrators fee, $40
| Graduation fee, S25.
| The price Of board, including fuel, lights, and
servants attendance, Is usua ~ 50 to 50 so pei
| week.
| The Catalogue. &C. containing fuller inform atior
| concerning the Institution, will be forwarded Il
those applying for it, or specific enquiries win be
answered oy letter. 5. MAUPIN, Md,
| jy l5-2taw3w Dean of the Faculty
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JOHN d. BosHEs

cry and Glass Ware, with splendid collection al
Bohemian Cut Glass Toilette Battles, great yaris.
ty OF elegant Cups and Sauccrs some Of them rich.
ly gilt and decorated.
Also, Refrigerators, Water Coolers. Window
Shades, Trays, Walters, Knives Forks &c &c.
$500 dog Tumbiers, of various sizes and pasterus
This extensive assortment of Goods having been
purchased under the personal inspection OF the pru
prietor, at very low prices, he is determined 10
sell accordingly. A call is respectfully solicited
je 26-ts RI. HICKSON
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FIRE. LIFE AND NIARTNs
2 INSURANCE-The Richmond IN

\Association are now prepared 10 issns
policies of Insurance on the above ~
scription of risks on a. reasonable terms A. -.
similar company and respectfully ask share y
the patronage Of the public. Applications win h
received at the Office, No 223, corner of Main "A
9th streets, where the officers viii cheerfully fun
nish all information that may be required. an
losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, PresIdert
JOHN 81. BosHER, Secretary. mhl7
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GARDkNAs M0LA1sKs.-l2 hnds Car
~ denas nolasses, fog sale By
N3 cnAs. !. WOkTHAN L CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-02

Four cradiers on plantation in Clarke. VA,
have averaged for the last two years full Eve
acres day each. 10 1851 this force cut about
two hundred and twenty acres which yielded
upwards OF 1000 bushels of wheat, and thew
have just finished harvest Of little over
200 acres, supposed to yield upwards of 5000
bushels. -1S5ss So .s5ss :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-02

4 SUBSGkIBERS have associated
Il themselves for the purpose of conducting in
this city, Tobacco and General Commits.
sion Business, under the Firm of KENNETH &
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit your patronage
Que business will be exclusively Commission
business and an experience OF twenty years by
our senior partner, in active Mercantile life in this
city, and determination on the part of both, to
promote the Interests ofour friends, will, we hope
secure to US liberal support. We are prepared
to make the usual Advance on Consignrnents in
hand, and to purchase Produce, &c on the Gus.
tomary terms. We will occupy the large and
cOmmodious Warehouse, No IA Public Landing.
JNO. KENNETH,
JNO. w. DUDLRY.
Refer to Jas. Warwick, Esq.,; las. Thomas, Je.,
Esq; Messrs Thomas q Sanl1 Hardgrove, and
Sutton Il Winston.
Cincinnati. April l2th 1852 je l5-3m-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-02

lTLATlON WANlkN.--Iwu rssleclso.s
4rase Glrls wish stussions = Cnamher
maIds and House Servants. Apply 70
u1 O.A.sTRECKkR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-02

CARPENTERS, TOOLS.-W s. g. G
" DONNAN ask the attention of Carpenters
and others to their complete assortment Of tools,
consisting Of
Bench and Moulding Planes, every variety,
Hand, PANEL, lemon and Cross Cut Saws, part
superior.
Best C. Steel Socket and Firmer Chisels all
sizes.
Turner's Chisels, Plane Irons, Drawing Knives
Smuggling, Chopping and Broad Axes, Cast Steel
Augurs and Bits, Iron and best Plated Braces,
with IL to 48 Bitts.
Measuring Tapes, Hammers, Compasses, Di-
viders and an. fold Rules part OF the finest fin.
ished Ivory, which we offer for sale on he owest
terms. w. 8. g. G. DOMAIN,
Je ~ No 10 Pearl str eet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-02

AETIDorE FOR STRYCHSINE.-A writer in
the Texas Ranger gives an account of the
successful trealmentof some negroes, who had
been poisoned with strychnine prepared for
VOLTS bait. Melted hogs lard was admins.
tered 70 them freely after they had suffered in
great agony tor several hours, and immediate
relief wus the consequence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-02

III BY TIKI STEAMER ROANUkE,
III I have received cases of those beautiful white
and pearl Nankin felt Hats, to which invite the
attention OF all gentlemen who appreciate an ee.
CANT and comfortable head covering.
JNO THOMPSON,
81 Main street.
Isl have still ON hand full assortment Of
Canada straw Hats, as also every kind Of Hat
that ancient or modern history gives any account
of. J. 7.
ioO