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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16
CARD.-AT A MEETING or THE CUTTERS AND

n LANU,-AT AND
II CLERKS engaged in the cothipe cstAblishme
city h,d far tho % deynx TO obtain ;he
~ be employers clio their AZ o'clock
M committee was appointed 20 eolc the signatures o.
tie rrOpriGtnrs the The committee
,heir efforts successful the signature
Of every in Catherine street. au r Cherry street,
Jares slin. she Bo~cry Chatham Fulton, Canal Cort
land greenwich Vesey and Washngttn streets with but
exceptions having obtained; they derr
Monday the day OF closing. thcy
would respectfully sooi.he support tho public w .sk
them TO make Their purchases before tst hour The
duties Q, the clerta and Cutters are srdupus that
they 10 not chmpaiabnt IL sehiag cpTtaent ofhOrrs
tey lock confidently to he nrper. tho public assuring
themselves the snpca viii not be in vain The ad'ourned
msss metsn1 Will be ield at Chatham Hall, Chatham
square, Monday cyerinf next at ocioek precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16

MRS. EKMA GILLINGEAM BOSTWIcKS NINTH
soree Musicale third Of the second sories at Nibos
Saloon Saturday evening Jan. II. Programme:pert L.
Quintc, F,rst Movements. kessra. Bristow. Hill. geen.
Hegelund ard Tmm- Hummel. Romans, GpTto genti,"
from favorita Big. yietti-Donetti. Song Spring
time 10 coming words by Howard VAIN wright
expressly for Mrs Emma Spgham BostwcH-G. +. Bris
Sole PianOtcrs Grand Variations suona ls troba
intrepida from Puritani," Madame Floientne S1pao1ek
&C. IT, Kessler. Duo. "oua mare, Quail terra" e. What
Mountains what Oceans love has dvided) Mrs Bnst
and Third Movements Messrs BrIstcw, BILL Eten hoge
lund Timm-- ummel Cavatna, "Ernnni- Errep IN
volani,' MRS. Glngsam Bostvici Verdi Solo, Piano
forte a. Polka de Bravours-Dohlcr; b. hazarkas IT. Ss
blanca una) Mrs. Rostwick and sigror viett-Rosni.
Song Let wander unseen from "LAllegro" by
htonl Mrs. Gillingham Bostwica-Handel. Psnofcrtc,
f. imm sests can be secured Pancforts and Mu
for sale At the Music Sores and at the Irving House The
grand used fro tho mandatory Of william
Hall Son Madame Sspaezek i'll receive limited
Der rups Pianoforte also instruct in the Ger
French language For further particulars inquire
of d. d. How ard. ESQ.,, of the Irving House.
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COR SAIE-TBE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF !.
DistilleEy Tor Sale. Inquire Of A. st alLLtNc NJ
I'd tree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16

4 CsT-sOEE VISITING CARDsAND cAgDpIATE
IL engraved Edward williams The Gldsr N.li confer .
favor tnd be suitably rewarded ly leaving tn wa
Stout Hyatt corner Of MAJ don lsRe ana Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16

4 CsT, on THURSDAY JANUARY u. IiT7AE Roy,
IA hy tha tbaln Scriycn, tree .ni iA yrsri
.d sit Lar blao yes bad On bltek psat' s9n mstlao
arr no Ett WhocyGr viii bring. five iuoratioa him
70 liz Affected parcnf, viii " cwagiad Cor tf.r rte
Nm. ScRlvEN, 225nu4ssu street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16

HOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY,
Alarm in the town Of flushns consisting Of seventy
OF excellent arane land the rremss splen
tidy built donble house, For further particulars apply
B. CHASE St. Marks place, between the hours OF and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16

METROPOLITAN HALL tLATE 1RIPLER HALL
~ Last Grand scotish Concert by tho Fraser Family
TO the public .has they will give their last grand MUSICAL
Entertain ment consisting gems Scottish song elec
tons from popular ccmposers at the Metropolitan He'll
Friday evening jan 10 Tickets 30 cents TO all parts of the
house. Doors st OK o'clock Concert 70 commence
TX o'clock. Books OF Words for sale at the door.
1>HE ALLEGHANIANS, THANKFUL FOR THE PA
tronage hitherto received that they will give
Concert Monday evening jan 18TH at the Tabernacle
Several accordance with the progressive spirit
the will be introduced Miss will also
tw new songs. Tickets, rs cents. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16

CToCK or HARDWARE FOR SALE, ON FAVORABLE
y Tho stock snd good will Of an cid established
Hardware house. in the lower part Of New York The csc
tho store also be had. For terms address r. D. by
mail, over real name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16

u OoMS WANTED-A SITTING ROOM. Two BED
~ rooms and kitchen = Vi front basement; in h,us
where there will be hut two famea n s.-ect =. otbe
side OF Broadway. small two house cottage woul
be rYeer Cd provided the be responsible. Arry to
D., Herald Office.
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EOR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND LEASE
of Saloon. in eligible location, doing good bust
Tho saloon 10 elegantly attcd up, has two billiar
tables and The lease has shreo to from tho st Of
Nav To enterprisjng this aGor is oppor
unity seldom to be met with. The owner oaIs it
being ngious TO close r. he IL in III hosth
give the necessary attention For particulars
spply ut Isl South street.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
u


EXCHANGE HOTEL DIR Braxton, Hanover;
F Barnes, Richmond; Il 4 Hicks, N o: w Crit
a. s c; II Hudwall, Chesterfield; ID Tennant, h
Dunlop, w L Watkins. Harrison and Steven.
son, Petersburg; @ FITZGERALD, Dinwiddie; Rev H
Striugfs low, Petersburg L nj Coleman, Hanover;
! Brand, burg and lady, Stsunton; A Lee Bedford
Il II peasants, Baltimore; Scott, Albemarle;
B foues. Mecklenbarg; A Wthers, Huntsville; ]
NJ Matthews, lady ard servant, TappshAnnceh; DR.
T NJ Matthews, Cumberland; w Pannill, Petersburg
PCrenshaw, Charles City; II IL Lane. Y; Il
+ eekenbridge, Lexington, Ky; d Chandler and
Mr. BrooSs Mobile; Weed, Albemarle Il Tom
lin. Hing William; Hare, aibemarle; N Mont
gom ~ Levi burg.
ANGLICAN HOTEL.-John 4 Selden. If,
SUrry; Edward Joynes, Accomac Miss Skin.
nor, Norfolk, Howard Franklin; II Wet
more, Ala X Fairland MOBILIZE T Turoott, N C; w
{ Bt!low ard lady and Miss Barlow, N Y; T g Ei
wards sld Carrlneton, Halifax; w Eissson, X
and ID IL X; J Gillian ana A ID Banks, Pete sbure;
w johnson and lady, Mobile; I Wilson and II 5
Sawyer and lady, PhiiH; A Burke. Pa; Mrs Gregg,
Farmviile; Irvine and con, Bedford; 81 Stew
ard. Petersburg; A Person and lady, Nashville DR.
w Walker, Prince Edward; DIR Henry Winthrop
Charleston.
CITY HOTEL C Boxley, Louisa; Brian,
Richmond; q Gross Va c X X; l. Crump, III ID,
New Kent; w Fl Thortberry, Ststford; J Marin and
lady. ana Master Martin, Pete sburg; I Howard,
Wa hip4ton; NJ Fluurnoy aud III Moody, Ches
terrified; R R Wingo, Ala; Marshall, C; d
Brewer, Y;J + Coupman. Va.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-W Old, Powha-
tan; w Robinson jr, Chesterfeld; J Drake,
Miss; X X Watkins, Lynchburg; r II Rid
dick, Gates; j G Anderson, franklin; 4 Ka-
seyjr; Bedford; j H Crews and W Shepard,
Pittsylvania; j Z Biugh and Brugh, Bote-
touts; j ii Prellnilz and E f Pulluitz Ala; A
Fudge, Cowington w II Word, Bucking ham;
w g Porter, Farmvlle; w E Eddins, Tenn;
K Thornton, Hanover; K Arnald Way
nesboro; j Jones, Union Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-04
DIX. MAUPIN'S SCHOOL.
Ilth street, between Marshall and CLAW

'NHE next session viii commence on MONDAY,
the Alb OF October, and ntnue ten mouths
The plan of instruction. embraces thorough
course In the English branches, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and Cheaistry The I'D.
vanGed pupils Wi! have Al opportunity Of attending
the Lectures On Chemistry at the Medical College.
These lectures will b. given at o'clock in the AFTER
noon an hour at which pupils VIII be disengased
from ordinary school duties
The Principal will gre instruction in Mathemat
ics, Chemistry, &c; ar. P. H MONTAGUE in An.
cient Languages, dc; and Mr.. ]. MICHARD in
Modern Languages
Strict discipline will be enforced.
=, lERMs-For the English branches, Classics and
Mathematics, $50: fer one Modern Language $50:
ana Tor two, $50 per session OF ten months, payable
nail In advance and the balance on the LIST of March
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Principal, with the view Of having his own
sons well taught in the elements of knowledge
Spelling, ReadtHg, Writing, &c has determined TO
estaoish Primary Department in connection with
MS School. F"r this department separate room
VIII be provided, and competent, assistant em.
ployeo, who will devote his attention exclusively
TO It, 1t will be under Ire general supervision of
the Principal. Only limited number Of pupils will
be admitted, and the fee will be $50 per session Of
tcn hipuths' Sc 20-lrn
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u q - lsaszs.s:;
lIfGk NORFOLK. PO1TS1fD{liI "A on n


n POINT, &c.-The steamboat Augusta, Capt
VIZ. c. SMITH. having been reftted tor the sum
mer travel will resume her place upon the line
via. Port Wathal!, on Wednesday, the 2i of June
The Cars running in connexion with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Dep0
On Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning s,
O'Clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk OF
re alternate days. VIZ: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at O'clock A. NJ.
I ne Augusta viii touch at Old Point during the
Bs-nng season, going and returning, AID al! tn
iAAaia2s On tue aver.
D6. to Cokes oriGrove WharI, st
Do. TO Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth, 2
lai-dren over 3 aad not over II years OF age,
half price.
Servants to Old Point, Norfolk and Ports.
=, Hloulii' oG
To any point on the River not below the
Nsais.- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Do. tor children and servants - %
TROS. DODAMEAD,
my - Superintendent
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FAIRFi ED RACES.

On AoA The Fairfield Fall meet
<aNsES&> ing will commence on
$ TU ES Y, 9TH October
next, and continue five days
First Day, Tuesday-Jockey Club Purse $50
with $40 entrance added to the purae-,nile heats
free for all ages
second Day, Wednes d n y-Proprie;ors
purse S200-.wo tni!e heats
Third On ThErsiay-Jockey Club purse
500 with $40 entrance ADDED to the purse-mlIe
heats-free for all ages.
Same Gay, splendid Saddle and Bride will
be pat up, ire for Saddle Horses onlv-S5 en-
trance
Fourth Fay, Friday-Jockey Club purse
S400-3 mile heats-s2U entrance. On this .av
will be run the inside match $500 aside. $3.50 for.
ttIt) between G, & n Green's bay mar GOLD
PIN, and jyhn Beicher's bay horse RED EYE.
Fifth Day, satnrcay-A MULE RACE
Mile heats-Purse S25.
From the number and character OF The horses in
training fof tae tali meeting, fine sport nav be rx
pecIed. There are now 25 horses in regular ex.r
else at Fairfield and BROAD Rock, and among fbe,n
re finest horses IN The State. Not less than are
expected to start in the great race or Friday (Oct
5th) and the well earned reputation CT four of them
juses the opinion that il will be the best contested
race run IN Virginia within the last 20 years
JOHN BELCHER,
Sc 30-5t K. BLANKENSHIP {fropnetors.
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On the LIST of November the brig Ralph
Cross will sail from Baltimore for Liberia
with freight, cabin passengers and emigrants.
The prospect is that about 200 emigran,s will
20 out in the vessel. They are nearly all
from Virginia and North Carolina. A num-
Der of missionaries are expected to embark in
the Ralph Cross with whom will be the
Rev. Bishop Scott, Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church.
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The aggregate quantity of Tobacco inspect
ed al the different Warehouses in this city for
the year ending the Both September. was IO,-
go hogsheads. The inspection for the pre-
eeding year was 1921 hogsheads. This
shows an increase of 3,l9S hogs heads in 1852
The stock on hand Oct. LIST was 1928 hhds.
PETERSBURG Int,
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II The Savannah Courier says that HOO
bushels Of new rice were received there on
Wednesday, and that the weather for the
pas, week had been favorable, and the plan
tiers are progressing finely with their labors.
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jy 10
A NEW VOLUME Or THE .'POPU-
IA LAR LIBRARY."-Stories from Blackwood.
l vol, 16mo, cloth-50 cents. Contents: The First
and LAST Dinner Ma'avolti, The Iron Shroud, The
Avenger, The Announcements and Three Rooms,
Nicholas Drinks, or Fried Mackerel for Dinner,
Fortune Hunting extraordinary.
One of the most difficult things to write is good
short story. Blackwood's Magazine, il is well
known, has long been celebrated for its supply of
this literary article The above selection ex-
hsbits its power and variety in this department.
The Paris Sketch Book, by VIM NJ Thackery,
author of Yellow Plush Papers, &c, 2 vols, fancy
cloth-Sl
the authors of Rejected Addresses, 16mo, fancy
cloth
Journey Through Tartary, Thibet, and China,
by Fl Hue, 2 vols, l6mo, fancy clo.h-S1
The Maiden and Married Life, By Mary Powell,
afterwards Mrs Milton, 16mo, c'oth-50 cents
The Yellow Plush Papers, by VIM M Thackery,
l6mo, cloth-50 cents
Essays from the London Times-a collection of
Historical and Personal Sketches, l6mo, cloth-50
cents
Japan: Geographical and Historical, from the
earliest records to the pres Mt time, and the Expedi
ton fitted out in the United Staes by Charles Nc
Farane, Esq, one of the Editors of the Pictorial
History Of England, Brtieh ILdia &c, vol, limo,
with numerous engravings, clntt-Sl 25
An Expedition to the Valley of ahe Great Salt
Lake of Utah, including Description Ct its Geo.
graphy, Natural History and Minerals, and an Anay.
sis Of Its waters, illustrated by beautiful
plates from drawings taken on the spot, by How
ard stansbury, l vol, syo, text, and l vol, evo,
maps-S4 so
Lydia, Woman's Beck, by Mrs Newton eros.
land-price Is cents
Tuckerman's Sicily, Pilgrimage, l2mo-paper
25 cents, cloth 40 cents
~ clever description of country less frequent
ed than many ether parts of kurope."-Jour Com
French, Italian. Spanish, ard Portuguese School
arc Miscellaneous Books For sale BY
NASH Il WOODHOUSE,
Sc 80 Fag}e Sonare
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RS. PEELkT's NGLlSH AND
IVA FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES. Broad street opposite the
City Hall, viii open MONDAY, Oct 4. Matfe-
under the char.e Of Mr.. ROSTER The depart.
ment of Modern Languages Drawing and Paint.
ing are filed by Dir. Persico, long well known as a
successful teacher. The French ia taught by Dle
Perslco and Miss Vassas; and equally etficient
teachers are secured in all the o.her Departments
class of pupils under years of age will be re.
ceved. All letters of enquiry will be promptly an
swered. Address the Principal. au 30-daw6y
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EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Messrs. ]. w. and
X. b. Townley announce their withdrawal
from the proprietorship Of the Danyile Reg
isser. The paper will henceforth be under the
control of Mr.. A. s. Buford.
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r. A public dinner was rendered TO Gen.
Wool, by the Democrats of Cincinnati, which
he declined, owing 10 his public engage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-04

CAMILLE URso's CoScEKr.-Iheh rs' oo"-
esr, of,he little Madamsisele UTso took place
in New York last Thursday evening" "nen
she delighted large audience by her wonf-
INNS performances on the violin. che showed
,ha, she was a perfect adept in lingering the
strings, and elected the greatest applause by
her ,spid transitions from q. 10 f. Bouquets
were showered upon the little prodigy IN
abundance.
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MR.. }. c. +. RENNETT's SCHOOL

M X. J. G. f. BENEFITS SCHOOL
~ VIII reopen on Monday. October 4, Ie5a in
the building ION frankie, tttween 9th and 7th
stfeets) occupied BY him during the last scnoastic
year MR. Z. considers HI nself particularly iortu
pate IN having secures the service, Of Mr. j. C
LOWRY, graduate OF Trinity College Dubiin-a
young man Of Gndnubiei literary attsinrnents AVID
who comes with the highest certificates of moral
character Mr. Lowry will superintead the MstAa.
msticai Department, aud assist in the classics. as
also in the commercial branches
Every pupil su4fieieatly advanced Ia English will
be required TO pursue the study OF esther The French
or nigh German, (and 1t deemed advisable both IF
the above iarguases for snich Aere nsa be no ARA
ehar4x - - :
Tssms- Higher English braaches, classic. and
Mesthemaiica, $50; higher English branches and
mathemstics S45; Comm. Elgl,sh branches, $40,
per session Of ten months one half payable ii ad.
vance. snd the remainder on the lat OF March,
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LEXiNGTuN LAW sCHiOf,

H<AtN0ION LA" StHOOL.
fTHE fourth session OF the Subscribers Law
School VIII commence on Monday the IS IN day
OF October next aud terminate on Saturday the
10th day OF March, 1853. Gentlemen desiring de.
tailed information as TO the plan Of Instruction
ADOPTED In my School, text books, expenses, &c.
Will promptly receive, in reply their enquiries
pillted circular letter communicating the desired
information.
JOHN w. BROCKENBRoUGH
Lexington, Va, Aug. IL, 1852.
au .6-2aWtOcto5
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schr Passenger, Rally, Richmond, arrived at Nor.
folk lst.
Schr Stephen Hodgkiss, Munse!l, hence, arrived
at New York st
schr Sharon, Thatcher, cid at Boston 1st for this
port
Schrs Grace, Hopkins, for Fredericksburg. and
Richmond, Loveland, for this port, cid at New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-04

GIlCOT'S LIsTRAI. HAIR TONIC
inns excel eni preparation has teeE styled by
many the Matches besutter OF the hair so tn
cient and magical in ite effects upon the hair s,in
uiatlng every torpid vessel and by a vigorous
heaiihtu effort throwing II all scu,f and daudruf
that rlorhd circulation has Accommodated and re
ne"ing, cleansing al beautfying the hair, render
ing 1t glossy, silky al isir 70 &c had at
Oc PlCOIpS Drur Sicre
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AARY.-The subscriber invites the at,ar,,;a ".
the ade TO his new and extensive RaT So. Vi
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all the var;o' =.
grades styles, coiors and qualities of GentlsrnaU
Boys and Childrens' Hats and Caps now in ,'sa
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina ana p.
nessee are particularly requested to examine ~.
going further North, the almost infinite yar;s.
goods now ready for their inspection at hi. VI
shment. Those whs have the disposition ., . az
fer home manufactures and encourage bornpe
dustry, can do So with advantage bv spnnIr; ~
themselves and their customers with Richr,naS
made goods, which will be warranted "a sna ~
quality and perfect in workmanship as can ba ~
duced in any market in the world while the nh
shall be reduced to the lowest and most economist
American standard Those who may wish 10 No.
ronize the manufactures of other States can be los
nshed W tn Northern and Eastern goods Ar ~.
manufacturers prices The stock consists NJ he
usual variety of fine fashionable Hats and Cans sc
old gentlemens broad brims from the fines, 10 Va
lowest qualities; Servants Hats and Cans nj ali
kinds, from one dollar per dozen IN Children and nd
infants Hsts and Caps, Ladies' Riding Hots al
the various styles and qualities of soft Hats Tar.
paulin, Wool and Glazed Hats all the grades os
Caps, hair, seal, CLOTH leather, plush, (ceston and
silk) Fur Caps up to the very finest otter and Bea
yer.
Ladies' Furs-Muffs, Tip2ets, Mutfatees
Cuffs, Victorines Foot Mutfs Misses and Childrens
Muffs, Victorines, &c, complete and well assor,
ed stock of these goods is usually kept in the
most fashionable fancy Fur stores of New York
au 31-2m JOHN DOOLEY, 81 Main az
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- EF. 81. IS. HOa1E's BDARpIN G.
AZ AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank
lin ans 9Th Streets, Richmond, Vu.-The
next term OF this Institution will commence on the
Is. 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 IC0-twenty
OF Waom Will be received as b0arders in the family
OF the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
all usual accommodations Tor ten months, 1920
As heretofore. Tuition in English, from S25 to
$40, according TO the advancement of the pupil
French. Spanish or Italian, 500 Latin, Sl5 Music
81 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or BY the usuai method, to as many
as may wish to acquire it, eeoj charge.
Rev. J. L. Stafford viii occupy The position
Which was filed oy the Rev. w. Hoge last year.
nr Stafford is gentleman of Varied and accurate
scholarship and has had several years experience
as an instructor in of the best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city, desired to be present the first day OF
the session. Ii is often serious Inconvenience
and encouragement to a pupil TO enter Class
which has made even weeks progress.
Payments Invariably in ddrance-one-half on the
first of October, the other on the first OF March
ALI communications will receive prompt atten.
ton. Address REV. NJ. d. HOGE,
au 2i-dNw3m Richmond, Va.
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EDUCATION.

AIRS, MEBANE AND MISS BOD.
M WELL inform their patrons and the com.
runity that they have removed their School to the
verv tleasant and commodious house ON Grace
street recently occupied by Mrs Shelton, and OPP
posts ST. Johns Church.
A few Young laiies can be accommodated as
bosrders in Mrs NJ family.
The house she at present occupies Is Tor rent
Immediate possession given &C l--3t*
NAY sCHOOL FOX GIRLS, MAIN
~ STREET. BETWEEN Bird AND 4TH.-
Having discontinued the boarding department. OF
the Home School, about twenty-five day pupils
will re received. The School will continue under
the same hiphly qualified ladies who have heretofore
conducted it. English branches from SD to S4Di
French. sc, $40 each Painting, drawing, &c, at
Professors prices. Instruction on the Harp, Piano
or Guitar in the family to six eight OF the pupils
if desired. Immediate application requested. The
School will commence lst Monday in October.
B. B. MINOR, Attorney at Law.
Law Building Sept 81, 1852. se22--'s
NEW CLASSICAL SCHOOL, BY THE
Ii REV. WILLIAM LOVE.-The subscriber
would respectfully inform the inhabitants of Rich
mond and its vicinity that he will open Classical
School in the house lately occupie by David Ander,
son. Jr, Esq on 7th street. Leigh street, on the
LIST Monday in October. From many years success
tul experience he hopes for share of public pat
ronage.
Location-It s one of the very best in the city for
youth, being very retired and at the time
venient The rooms are large and airy.
Session-From LIST October until LIST August.
Teyms-For all the English branches $40 per ses-
sion for Classics and Mathematics, $50. Payments
for five months invariably In advance.
WILLIAM LOVE.
REFERENcEs-John c. Hobson, John Maben, w.
F. TAYLOR, FL. w Quarles, Esqs. se22-2w*
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MAXINE NE WIS.
PORT OF RICHMON D.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal. Philadelphia, mdse to R
Rankin.
SAILED,
schr patmos' Sanford, Washington, stone.
schr Minnesota. Baker, James River.
Steamer PocshOn!as, Jones, Baltimore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-04
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

NV YoRK EPIscoPAL CoNvESTioss--We
,uhlished teiegraphic dispatch Saturday
announcing the election Of Rev. DIR. VAIN
wright. as Provisional Bishop Of New York.
The following was the vote on the 9th and last