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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

There are some people who cannot laugh, but
these are not necessarily either morose or stupid.
They may laugh in their heart, and with their
eyes, although by some unlucky fatality, they have
not the gift of oral cachnnstion. Such persons
are TO be pitied for laughter in grown people is
a substitute devised by nature for the screams
and shouts of boyhood, by which the lungs are
strengthened and the health preserved. As the
intellect ripens, shouting ceases, and We learn to
laugh as We learn to reason.
A woman has no natural grace more bewitch-
ing than sweet laugh. II 10 like the sound of
flutes on the water. II leaps from her heart in
a clear, sparkling rill; and the heart that hears
it feels as If bathed in the cool, exhiarating
spring. How much we owe TO that sweet laugh !!
1t turns the prose Of life into poetry it fings
showers of sunshine over the darksome wood in
which We are travelling it touches with light
even our sleep, which is no more the image of
death, but gemmed with dreams that are the
shadows of immortality.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
ANOTHER TRIUMPH

"rEHN AZ TT v M
HE highest premium ,rded to j. A. Wbitshnrst
Tor nisipimtabe paguereoypes at the late fir al hs
Maryland Institute Making the third annual Inhibition
the institute ' y
Mr. W has many ofbs returned specimens from the fair.
amongst these likeness Il the Pre mt and Vice pres
dent elect and other executed in the finest style Of the art
his Gallery Is ON Penna. aysnes between 4Isand eth
$3.50 nov 10 II
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
The Rev. WIN. r. Broaddus

The Rev. WIN. +. Broaddus will preach in the
First Bspust Church. on 10th street this evening
The pubic are respectfully invited to attend. nov l6
HE copa tnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
Connolly Tate dissolved the third instant by tha
mutual consent Of the parties.
4. @. CONNOLLY
nov l6-9t JOSEPH b. TATE
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

MORE NEW MUSIC,
Cara, ,,,7i,e,,l THE SONG oFTHE Gypsy.
NMv2Mi Be wstchful and bewarel
kSs7hsz1 I'm dreaming, Oh I'm dreaming
Elodie, It's my last parting song
Would we'd never
Young folks 81 home. BY Miss Hettie Livingston.
Good bye, or Farewell Is a lonely sound.
Katy Darling.
Dream not OF me.
Shells OF Ocean, or wander'd on the sea beat shore
Morning and Evening star waltEes, for Guitar.
Rose bud waltz.
Galloping sleigh ride Polka.
Evening star waltz. Elnn Polks
Just received at Winners stationary aud Fancy Store
9th street. Louisiana avenus:
Rs- Another supply Of "raIlysho' rafors received:
nor g. fSemiweekly News:l
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

THIS EVENING, Nov. 10,
viii be presented In English the celebrated Opera entitled
LINDA DI CHAMOUNIX
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

RhRMppA ARROW ROOT vrry superior
I'D article, sest fecsived WILLIAM n FyANs
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

MORE NEW MUSIC.
FAREWELL MY LILLY DEAR
IL Lilly Dear; Old folk'a at home
Little he'd Rid ng Hood
Alb, may the Red Rose live always
Mns.a's In the cold ground
Shells OF Ocean
THF BANJO, by Strakoscb
The Rose sud polks
The sontsg Polka
eufa ltalienns, gems from the Operas
Ths Gtpsy's Song, &c &c
Just received 81 MlMLRs Stationery and Fancy Store
nov io--T 9th ttIeat near Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS AT THE MARBLE

HAVE just received, direct from The mandatory Of G.
i Benkert Philadelphia
OF Quilted Bottom Boots, the best article for
weather a gentleman put on his feet.
case of fue Dress Boots, beautiful article, aud
OF kid top button CATER ysry superior article.
Call and them at the Fashonabe Boot store Browns
Hotel. ss. N.- JOHN MILLS,
nov lot Fashionable Boot Maker.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
THE CRY is STILL, THEY COME

UST received from Rogers Wycon-six cases OF Gum
Shows OF various patterns Also direct from the impor
porter hundred Pairs Of Smith Gibbs Detached Gal
ters end Of Paris Pumps Call NJ the Fashionable
Boot store where thing improve the understanding
Of man can be found NOV lo-6tl ]. Wills.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

4 DOZEN Gents. Merino under shirts
= s do do saxony wool do
do do do and Merino drawers
Ladies' and misses Merno Vests, all Nos.
We offer great bargains In the above goods
d. ii. TEBBs q CO.,
no. 4, south side penna Ry- bet and sts.
noyl2 Washington News.l
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
MILLINERY,

T-N MRS. MARY i. CAMPBELL, formerly Miss NJ. j.
~ III Colfor, First Ward, will open fashionable Mi.
IT, merry Store 9th street, between and G., on
Saturday, the lSt instant All orders promptly attended
to- Ee.a nov l2--3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
50. BALL OF INTRODUCTION.

D. H. TEBBS, & co.,
No. q, south side Penna. ave., bet eth and
~t 7th streets. Tx sa4L t.6f
VXTE havo the pleasure to to friends
w thepubc gsncroy, have received avery
large stock of Foreign and Domestic Staple and Fadcy Dry
We will be happy to show great bargains in dry
goods at amp time. Wash. News. - fh@ nov Il
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
Uncle Toms Cabin .

eye lise Mars, to threaten and command. !.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. g., o

-fLouE-Saes of 5000 bbls. Southern ut
$4.44 TO $i.62. WHEAT-Red. oSc..tosIo1.
wmte' SLUG TO: Sl.o7; with ssies of 60, 600
bushels. CoRS-Sales of $4,000 bushe at
zoe. Tor mixed, and FAC. for yellow. CorroS-
h'ddling uplands. los; Orleans, 10a. RicE-
Il TO 81.
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Ig2gOrGtInt LEGAL De cisi0n.

ALBANY, n. y, Sept. 7.-Ludge Harr is de-
.r3 To-day that Van Rensselaer's tit lie pa
a., to Inc Manor OF Rensselaerwick were
--s and also that lands heIdA0 yeuIs lnder
- iIom Van Rensselaer, was a bar az ainsi
. Gains OF the estate, but that Van ems
.ei's title to unoccupied lands was vol d in
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Observation-Disclosures.

s.Cu'e the SHADOW ere the substance fade,
- aatufe copy that which nature made
..lk net these Portraits, by the light u2sde,
s.-3,z though they are, will, like slladoEF, IA ie.
~ When the lip otEesh in dust shall lie,
Wien deaths gray fln spreads DER tie bearllg
eye,
Mlulson's life liae Pict-,es, mocking g. decay,
Vii! sui be fresh and vivid rs to- day.
iy Gallery is open from sunrise to sun set, oEe
Ick Il iienson's store $40 TIC Main street, wEerf
-a be pleased 10 see g<aitore, 10 examine specl-
IL whether they wish pictures or not. Hor por-
4-s Of adults Dy my patert PROFESS and improved
.t.uments, .enly one dollar. cloudy day .isquite
ayUraole as clear Weathe-
F. E. MOULS4N,
Gls No ITO MaiR street.
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EDUCATION.
r,c MRS. HENRIQUK,s
LNuLiSh AND FRENCH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES

Richmond.
III KS. H., formerly OF this city, and lately of
Lynchhure, wishes to inform her friends and
tne puonc, that she proposes to re open her Acade
my ior aoung Ladies, in this city, at or before the
list of October.
branch where ne. ded
Terms $50, $50, and $40. for the English
branches Ancient and Modern Languages, eacn
Zach OF the above named tuiti IN fees subject to
ABDUCTION of per cent. for those zcho engage
fAe pupils for the nhoe scho astic gear of 10 months
aad pay ca session office months in adraace
Ltcsuon and particulars mace known hereafter
forfIformauon concerning personal qualitica-
lions and fidelity as teacher, Mrs. H. refers to her
numerous patrons and pupils, both in Lynchburg
and Richmond. now residing in this city,
:. Mrs. Il will be al home every day till O'Clock, at
Mrs. Pendleton's Boarding House, Main street be-
tween 9th and 10Th az o-ov+
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The Arctfc's Adrices at Neg Orleans.

The Arctic'S Adrices at Neg Orleans.
Nv ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-The advices by tn G
.,esuip Arctic, from Liverpool, were r. :
,ed here this morning al 10 O'Clock via th :
.lonu O'Reily line. The effect of iae news
b Of course not yet been developed. Cotton
active, but all other articles are dull
r.gtits are advancing.
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TELEGRApHlC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR TnED1II=Y nIspaTca
Vermont EIectiou.-Fire.

m, BOSTON, sept. 8.
ne returns from Vermont Indicate the cleo
uon oil the Wing candidate for Governor, by an
Increased majority, and Wing majority in the
Legislature.
"a destructive hreis raging ut Norwich, Con.
necticut.
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sMITH'ss LUTTERY OFFICE.
Wall street. under the City Hotel,
CHALE'S OLD STAND.

FOR To.day.-Carr~I. IL. Capitals: of go
900 Of 1000 OF $780, - Of 600, Is OF 800. &c
IS rumbers, - 6rawn. Tickets s5--sharts IN pro-
portion. .-ooo :
Also Patapseo, 243>-Cauitals: l Ct $4,000, of,
1864 of 25u, ISIS Ct 81. Il num5ssts II drawn-~
Tickets 81. r
seq Sldl z.
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HaraGa-Circuloti0R Of amer, ;eas
AersDaDerS Prohibited.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2d.-A guard has b cen
ned on bourd the steamer Crescent City TO
.4,eut passengers from landing, The Or as-
"a, brings INTEL gence from Havana that he
r.er circulation of American papers in Ca ba
. been forbidden.
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IN HN E1 PROTR TE0
EkeH - s..ss MEETING AT SLAsN
CoifA1k.-A protIacted meeting of the gaesxs
Association will commence at the Slash Costsss !.
Hanover, Sunday, 18th instant, and conIirr,e
throughout the week, if not longer.
On every day OF its session, except on Sunday, IN
extra train viii! return TO Richmond about sar eex
thus enabling persons who msy dc sire to attene siss
opportunity OF taxing the mail train in The morsiav
and return to kichmend at q pleasant hour in -
afternoon. THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent
P.S.-Fare for the round trip 81.
Office Richmond, Fred'g s. P. 4. r. Co.,a
Richmond, Sept. tn, 1852.
se 7-ts
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.gcratic -N0remeHIc ia Ma ssdchasGsEs.
UlcHErRG, Mass, Sept. 7th.- The Demo-
..s SAFE Convention, whc h me cts to NOR
Is, vii probably nominate Judge Bishop for
I.,.lnor There will be no oppo siIion TO an
.'-. ment OF the Baltimore Plat +orm, but d
.rr! IS expec ted on the question OF coales-
With the free-soiIers. The Matt, NAL Dam
.-.s talk OF supporting Hon. Du vd Hem
Law. TOR Governor.
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MIR. AND NIKs. KEELING


WILL. on the first Monday in October, in &C.
w cordance with their prospectus already pub
lshed In this paper resume, at their residence en-
the western SIDE of seventh street. between rank.
LIN and Grace their English and FrencL.
Boarding and Day school Tor young ladies'
They tattei themselves hat their devotedness to
their profession will secure the renewed favor of
their old patrons and friends and that of the publ
generally Studies and terms, the same as in other
institutions OF the same class
For further Particulars application 70 the Princ-
pals on the premises, or by mail, will meet with
Pr 'tflpt aftenflHn Sc 9-laHtlO
MI Ks. Mk8ASE AND Hiss BOD.
AsA WELL, take this opportunity of info rmins
their pat ons and the public, that the next session
OF their Seminary for Young Ladies, will com.
mence IN Monday, 27th inst, at their Rooms,
On 23d, near Broad street, Church Hill.
q-iw*
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- Main street, Eagle Square
: widow. OF Conlmodore Thompson.


r.,audS % aides Bear the same
is Mighty.-Ihisis to Ger.
70 ! nave been afflicted With an affection OF
n for sorae yeats. aud great debility OF all
yo-.y organs, loss OF appetite, and subject to
= t2y OF ice brain, violent headache, and atiec.
b Il he nervous system, which affected the eyes
muea that | could with difficulty discern The
-!t. Of any person, unless very near, ana iook'
y ably at item Tor some tune. At the instance
!leld, was Induced 10 take Bsmpi0n's Vege'
+ ii'clure, Of which haze taken iour bottles
Lave INV the happiness to inform the pubic
| tue sorye medicine has had the desired effect
upieicly curing all the complaints have
y aud, 'hanA God, now teei better IMAM nave
/ VI Tue latt fifteen years.
buctor is al liberty to publish this C 'r'ihca,e,
.7-. It a duty due to him and to persons VINO
Lya suffering under complaints similar 10 ,liie
y C. B. THOMPSON.
W dow of the late Commodore Thompson.
k&sHIAGToN, New York avenue.
Z "a. . A. STRICKEN and get pampnie"
Gee advertisement in TO dsys paper.
%
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BALTIMORE MARKETS Ser,

oa'es Of 2aoo bbls. Flour at 81 %, and 600
oois. at s4.3l. Red Wheat commands 80 10
IS cts, and whi,e9i cts To 81 GO. White CoRs.
81 CTS; yellow 6S 10 20 CTS.
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General LGRe-Resi, ynatiaa-
NC, SC.

Lo-IsyILLE, September Gov. Lane, of
RECON, arrived here to-day. ell Eoute for his
..-.
Robert c. Foster, Attorney General for the
,ls..le, Tennessee, District, and Col. 4.
OVER, Attorney Gen. tor the Euste IN dis
r, o.; Arkansas, have resigned.
The Hon. Humphrey Marshall and family
E. here Yesterday for Washington.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
By WILMINGTON aODDIN.

WELLINGTON GUOOlN.
THE COTTAGE, FOR SALE At
AUCIIOH--Will be sold af suction on TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, the 5th October, 1852. upon
the premises. commencing af half past O'Clock.
the Farm called the " COTTAGE situated on the
whnams burg road, about one mile below the citv
2, ncnmond. containing 1881 acres, of which
auous - acres are cleared and in high state Of
. p.sssment; the residue in woods. The improve
menus are only ordinary. The Land win be sold
Ia an enure parcel, divided 10 sut the vieus IF
Daddefe The nesrness Of this land 70 the hnsiness
49, =. .nI eny oners peculiar advantages to those
~no msy desire suburban residence or cof,aoa
farm and who. at the same time can s,,srs - -
siness in the city. nu 70 ou-
TERMS liberal, and made known ON tho d..
sale. ou Tue oay OF
Sc w COMM
WOODEN Bull DING ON MAIN
w STREET AT AUcTION.-wilI be so,d -,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the Ilih sep,ember
lss2, upon the emises, commencing a. s O. clock
the Wooden Dwelling on Main street. between I'm
and 9Th streets, next to tue Office of Dir. Brooks.
Inc same to be remov ed in one week thereafter.
TERMs-Four months credit, for ar approved
endorsed negotiable note.
ses w. GoDDIN, Auct.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON ora
STREET, NEAR FRENCH GARDEN HILL,
FOR SALE AT AUCTIOH.-Will be sold on
TENDER, 1854, upon the premises commencing at IL
O'Clock, the large framed Dwelling on the west line
ct 9Th street, (north of Leigh street, together with
the Lot attached thereto fronting 242 feet on 9th
street. running back 1870 feet to wide alley, recent
| ly In The occupancy of Mr. John v Hardwick, TIC
the house lot there will be attached SO feet o.
Ground, fronting on 9Th street. The balance of the
Ground will be divided into building lots each
fronting about 80 feet running back 12O feet 10 sale
alley.
This property is located in very retired and gen
teel part OF the city; and when the city ground
opposite it are laid out and 9th STREET finished
from Clay to Leigh streets, which will shortly b,
accomplished, there is no part of the city which
offers greater inducements 10 persons seeking
quiet, retired and genteel neis hoorhood, whilst
the same time it will be very convenient to business
TERns.-One-fnurth cash balance at 3, 6 and
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
uy a trust deed, or title withheld.
seS w. GODDTN Auctr
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THE LATEST NEWS.
.rRIvAL or THE NORTHERN LCHT

NEW YORK, Sept. The steamer Northern
sht arrived here at III o'clock this morning.
80 brings $50 passengers and S3l2, 600 in gold.
ste made the passage in less than 90 DAYS.
The steamer Pacific arrived at San Juan on
..s 18Th July, with passengers through from
r,,ornia, in Is days and hours.
a. san Juan the weather was fine and good
.s.lh prevailed. The British steamer Great
pr,sin was there last. from Tampa BAY.
The general news from California has been
donated by your fall despatch from New
0Heans. with advces by the Daniel Webster.
hon. Edward McGaughey member of Con-
-,s.s from Indiana, died on the 9th inst, at
5.r,na, Of thet'ponsma fever.
The news OF Mr.. Claws death on it's recen-
,.,1 at Panama, created the most profound inn
,-ss>iaa. The ctty was arrayed in mourn ias
Il I'M ;wo weeks, and the funeral procession was
i .~s that " ould have done honor 10 New Yo,4
! -pl.lsdePhia.
samuel ". Salter, of Philadelphia, died at
Francisco on the llIh.
The Swedish barQue Sarmiento had arrived
.,Haao uiu, ttomt anamo, bound TO San Fran
-,lo. Ga the passage, boy, named Neol-
... ut kentucky, shot one OF his comrades,
rggh the heart n a triling dispute. The
1.aerer was immediately tried by Lynch law,
ar. auug At the yardarm.
I'd from San Fraacisco. on the l2th, for New
,tN.
tauel was fought, on the 18th, between
Sra. II. Jones and.o ohm ), Nugent, in which
10 ufmeT was wou3det.
4pauv OF seeding Mormons. who left Mis-
&. utWo wears ago with Prophet Brew stex. ar.
-s.4 recently az San Diego. from Gila, in a
Wv destitute consi,ion. They report that
sruster was residing III Corocco, in Mexico
The suspicious me:ements OF the Yuba anC
ser Indians we're causing great uneasiness
..ie >outh. The Government trooos were
ing ACTIVELY in that vicinity.
.,e hundred overland emgrants had ar
1 t IN Eidorado county during tie znee!
/ az the 10Th The cholera and small poz
..sea great favages1mong the emigrauts OF
plains.
nssG5N.-Advices from Oree on state tina
.4tle Mas fought near Table k ock, be,see,
i-d.aus and whites, in which forty OF th'
~ wcle killed.
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Who does your Printing

IT you require CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILLS
or PRINTING of any kind, and want your worl
well done, at the Lowest Cash prices, call a, the
dispatch Office, on Governor street, doors from
Main.
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Sailing of the Asin

Hnx @0I the Asia.
-, NEw YORK, Sept. l.
The steamship Asia sailed TODAY e., I;vs,-
pool, carrying a. passengers and $7se 600 in
specie.
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N OTiCE.-l hereby appoint SAMUEL BOzKS
Y my Agent to sell al tbs Stock, Materials, fiRr
lures, &c the store now occupied by him at ffs4
corner Of broad ana Second streets, whca were
conveyed to ia trust TO secure a GeDt aue Gay
land H&nes, by deed bearing date the 18th OF sgY
1851 and duly recol ded IN tne Husttpgs Court fdr
the city # Richmond.
Sc 7-3LN CHARLES C., UANEN.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

~ ACRES Or slANn ON BROOK
w TURNPIKE ATAUCTION WIN be sold
Friday next, the 10TH September, az o'clock
in the afternoon, upon the premises, Fifty
Acres of Land, situated OF the West side Of Brook
Turnpike, one mile from the city, and adjoining
the toll gate About one third ct The a0d has been
cleared, and the remainder has a fine growth of
oak pine, &c On account OF its proximity to the
city and the beauty of its location this property
admirably adapted for suburban retreat, or mar
ket garden.
Terms --One.fourth cash balance at ~, l9 and
"a months, with interest and secured by deed of
trust.
sea JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
After the sale of the land there vii! also be sold
four valuable young and well broke Mules, four
good work Horses, 9 Wagons. 8 sets OF Gear
and lot of Dek Plank suitable tor fencing
TERMS For sums over $40, g. days credit for
approved negotiable paper.
SCI Jas NJ. TAYLOR Auctr
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= 80 y !.
BY GEOKGE .. sUNNER.
FARM IN HANOVER, ON THE RAIL

EARM IN HANOVER. ON THE RAIL
\ = ROAD, II MILES NOnTH OF RICHaOHR.
soR SALE.-The subscriber is au:horis d to sea
I1e ar,n 10 Hanover county, now occupied by A6
neath MILLER, situated the Essie.n side OF he
Mn suniona and fredericksburg Railroad l2 mics
North OF Richmond, santsin;ps lf1 acres a,cnf -
acres OF which arr IL wood and timber Of orici.d
CROWN, the balance Is Cleared. The inproverssnsE
consist OF comfortable dwelling and the rsu. C
houses, and an excellent orchard.
II early application ne made, a sres. har,.,
be given Apply to
ee 7-lw w cor>r.-
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AMUSEME
WYMAN

WYMAN -
WILL GIVE 4 sEaIEs or nm
POPULAR ENTERTIANMEN rs
In The ODD FELLOWS sALIH,s
= eng Monday, September 9th, ana Continue
every evening during the week. when be viii Is.
NEW EXPERIMENTS,
onapproacnabie for wonder and amszemer,
humorous ventriloquial scenes and the 5.s.1,,,r
ING ana speaking Automasons, which ALWAYS el;c;,
uncomfortable laughter and applause. ''''''
Sc Cts n y SocA.>
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~ OTI CE.-1he subscriber is prepared to re-
~ sumo the tuition of the French Language,
dramatically and practically, with continued ex.
erton, 10 enable his pupils speak it with pure
PRONUNCIATION and exempt from foreign and pro
vincal locutons.
gu lS-tawtsWS NJ. B. POTTIkTTX
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>Se VIRGINIA CLOTHING STtskR.
"a FALL STOCn! FALL orCCK.i FALL
F STOCK The citizens Of Richmond sa<
s-AA- the Public generally Invited TO csli aud
see our large stock OF Fashionable Fall and VIM
ter Clothing, al of the latest style and prices
10 suit the tlmes Cal aud examine our stock be-
fore purchasing elstwa"re, and you will hua ozs
that you save from Is 10 20 per cent
l GkEENTkEE s. BKdr
Lately removed from Mansion House, No b Alan
street, To No. Is hiain street, Virginia Clothing
Emporium, = doors from Purcell, Ladd u Co!
Druggists. se7-6f-
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THE NlGHIiNGAIEs AXE COMING.
KU NKEL'S
= 49,. OPEkA TROUPE.
GEORGE kUkKEL, Manager.
II. n 'oaNsoN,. Musical Director
nAhEs LIE Conductor
ftNHE Oldest and best oreanized Troupe OF Yer.
l. satile Performers now in existence viii an.
September goth, 1852
Master ADAMS. whose debut as a Vocalist. ere.
ated III Baltimore the most intense excitement a
short time since, Is now connected with this
Troupe.
seq JOHN T. FORD Agent =
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pnbjic Iu.re NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PubHc Ihste EIIPFosC :, - ~,
-rrreotypes are now admired by 81 VINO see
4 g.. By sCmC for the richness OF the coloflhg,
lar 10 them alone-some for the cleainess and
/ ac,uess OF the gure enabling the spectator to
en in any light with the greatest ease-some
80 s,ienain OF tiieir light and shade, elearnes1
eye, ana toe general artistical hn.AA OF the
pc,utc. Nhen il lie known that we tirnisn
/ --'as u our patrons, is il wonderful tA&i our
~. IS 50 rapidly increasingly Our assortment
.f- = fer setting Daguerreotypes IN is equal 10
= lie city. n. =. SlMUNS,
Kin ctr Earll SnuarR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09
HlChAkDsON 81 CO.,

RICHARDSON d TO-,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IT
DRY GOODS:
% Main street, Richmond, Va.
IN STORE, by the ships New Word, siddozs, &s
IL the steamers Africa, Atlantic, and Asia via sseW
YORK, and by various arrivals from the Nuiilnsrr
Cities full stock OF
FALL GOODS,
Embracing all descriptions Of coarse aud fns
Woolens, the newest slyles and patterns Of Dress
Goods, and complete assortment of Douaeslas
Cottons-to all which invite the attention. If
merchants OF Virginia North Carolina this sea-
son with the assurance tina: are disposed To sex
them ON terms that a.! must consiaer accomm dds
Jag and reasonable.
Also-the n lost extensive and varied asso!trens
of English and American Csrpetings, Rnxsx
Dcor Mats, Piano and Table Covers, as,
il tae city
Sc I'd 0fcl0tk RICHARDSON 6 CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09

HOUSE Az ADCIAON.-Me VIII EEL at
L auc ion On Saturday, 18th day Of Septem-
Der, at O'clock, 2 n, the large and most desi
rabIe brick House situated maddox's Hill, and
formerly owned by William P. Tuipin. 7 he Lot is
large. The terms, which viii be raade accommoda.
ting, will be made known on the premises, at TIE
time Of selling.
sea TOLER COOE, Auctioreers