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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-27
METROPOLITAN HALLE

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
THE GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE AGE
TNHE widely celebrated Troupe of CHI.
4 NESE ARTISTS will appear on Wednesday DC.
tober 18th; Thursday, Oct. 9th; Friday, Oct 18Th
and Saturday, Oct s9th; for
and give series Of their
NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENTS;
Consisting Of astonishing feats of
JU q G L cry,
MAGIC, LEGERDEMAIN, DEXTERITY, RyO.
LUTON, &c.
Some of which have never been performed exec o.
by this Company, on the American Continent.
The Troupe embraces the full and
ORIGINAL COMPANY,
oE CHASTE AND EMINENT PERFORMERS.
previous to their departure from the Celestial En-.
pire, having performed
100 Consecutive Nights
In the city of Hong Kong alone; they have subse.
quenty exhibited in the cities of San Francisco Sac
raInento, New Orleans St. Louis Cincinnati, Pitts
burg, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
lngton to fsmense crowded houses, composed of the
most respectable and Intelligent citizens, elicting
unqualified appreciation, and almost tabo,lnded ap-
7s1duse-their wonderful performances having been
witnessed by at least
$4,000 Persons in the United States.
The DOUBLE-J0lNTED DWARF, CHIN GAN
who is decidedly the most remarkable human curos-
ity in the world He is % years old 80 inches high
and has double processes to all the joints of his limbs
peror of China, id unusually active and intelligent il
rapidly acquiring knowledge of the English Ian
guage aud is travelling expressly TO acquire inforns
ton.
THE GREAT IMPLEMENT
FEATBY THE CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL
CHINESE
KNIFE THROWER.
viii be nightly introduced. Also, the famous ,and
worldrenowned
DECAPITATION SCENE,
which must be seen 20 be appreciated.
Independently, however, of the incredibly dexter
Gus and novel character of their FeAts their Exhbi
tions will be found exceedingly interesting from the
opportunities they will furnish 10 obtain c.uect n
pressons, concerning the peculiar character manners
and customs of a nation, whose history is more re.
markable and worthy Of investigation than that OF
any other people in the world.
For particulars see Bills Of the day.
EEt@ Admission q cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock-Performancs commences
at 8, precisely.
THE Enquirer, Wing, Bulletin and Mail will copy ]
oc 2S-tf
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GOODS FOR THE FAIR-Pereops

~ from the country visiting the city during the
Fair will find as good assortment of Goods at
store as is to be found in town. and sold equally low.
Our stock is fresh aud desirable consisting of all the
newest styles Dress Goods plain, plsd aud figured
Brocade; plaid aud other Silks; cloth and velvet
Coaks for ladea all kinds of Cloths Cessmeres and
Vesiings; Ribbons, French Work, Hosiery-in short
any thing usually found in Dry Goods store, to
which we invite the attention Of all purchasers.
oc n G.. HARTWELL a. co.
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The Alexandria Sentinel states that Lieut. VIM
ii. Tyior, of the U. 8. Army. died day or two ago.
q: Woedlawn, 10 Prince William county. Lieu.
Tyler had seen much service, and distinguishe ed
himself IN the Mexican war. He was a con Of JUDGE
Tyler, of Fauauier.
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY aud SATURDAY Fyr.
NlNGS, Oct 9th, Path and 2grh =
ONLY 25 CENTS ADMISSION tn the
!, most attractive entertainment ever offered "a
the citizens of Richmond y
The great Wizard the FAKIR OF silva and his
Bnriesaue Ethiopian and 3 alet Troupe.
Mr. PETE LANE the Champion Dancer,
Mr.. D. NJ sHARPLY, the celebrated Dsniont yo-
calist, nc. -
ALERT ALLEN, the Richmond Favorits,
MT. G; w. KENDALL, Comedian
Inc Musical Wondera-Masters Charles and Lewis
REkTZ, L. b. RENTZ and L. r. RENTZ
WDoors open at o'clock-curtain rises at hall
pust7.
For particulars soc bills. ooU-s.
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The Directory of the Manassas Gap and Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Companies, have each
passed an order 70 allow the members of the State
Agricultural Society, the stock, supplements, and
other articles, designed for exhibition at the State
Fair, to pass over their roads tree of charge
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THE WEIGHT OF A Ton OF CoAL.-A number
of the coal dealers OF Philadelphia have resolved
to give bat two thousand pounds to the ton instead
of twenty-five hundred and forty pOunds The
Ledger thinks that as this is reduction Of more
than onetenth the amount the public havebeen re-
ceiving. the price ought to be correspondingly re-
dueed.
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No PApRRs.-John Logan, free boy,
spent Tuesday night in the cage because he had no
register by which to establish his freedom. Yester
day he proved that he free, and was therefore
discharged, with orders to apply for certificate 1t
the term Of the Hastings Court
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A MOTHER ARRIVAL OF PLANO

A MOTHER ARRIVAL OF PIANO
N FORTES JAMES WOODHOUSE, {late
Nash Woodhouse,l Eagle Square, received by the
last steamer another supply of elegant PIANO
FORTES from the renowned manufactory of ''Stod-
art" These Instruments are of exquisite tone and
touch, nre renowned for durability are of the latest
and most fashionable styles of finish, aud being of
fered at manufacturers prices, render it entrey
necessary for persons to send North to buy Piano
Fortes.
Also, constantly receiving, the latest New Music
published. oc n
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In FOR A FLoaG1SG.-A free negress, C;

IN FOR A F'LoaGlNG.-A free negress, call
ed Dosha Wren Cole, charged with disorderly con-
duct in the street, and with introducing the ragged
edge of old scythe blade the top-piece Of An
geliua slave to Mrs Ann Johnson, on Tuesday eve-
ming last, set to the bar for trial. but owing TO
the absence OF the wounded witness, the exnlnna-
ton postponed until Friday morning DR. john
stated that the scalp OF Angelna's head laid
open to the bone, but he thought she now doing
well. and would be about in q short time,
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ADJusTED.-Susdn Jones, free negress,
60, d against her husband, Taylor Robinson,
for raltreating her, and officer Tyler captured the
old fellow and brought him to Court when the wife
discharged. The Mayor granted her request and
thus subsidized this family jar
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CAUGHT AT LAsr.-A free fellow, named
Norman Page, the keeper of small grocery Ia the
neighborhood of the irst market, 18th street,
tined S. and by the Mayor, yeSter dsy, for
selling liquor to be drunk in his house. without hay
ing first obtained tavern license for the purpose.
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CIRcurr CouRr-JUDaE MEREDITH PRE

CIRcuIr CoURT-JUDaE MEREDITH Pre-,
sTDING.-The entire day yesterday spent in the
with forging Robert Bankers name to q negotiable
note for $50. The defence by Messrs. August and
Crane is said to have been of marked ability
the closing speech Of Mr.. Johnson in beha + of
the Commonwealth. The Jury retired for short
time, but returned into Court and announced their
inability to agree They therefore handed over
the Sheriff for the night.
The Jury in the first case sgaidst Cooke are YET,
hang, with no hope of being able to agree.
The Court will meet this morning the usual hour.
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TRIcKED AND UNrRIoKEp.-Allen, I'll

TRIcKED AND UNTRIOKEp.-Allen, the
slave of James M. Underwood, and Tom Brooke the
property of Mr. Crouch, were arraigued before the
Mayor yesterday-tLe fret for stealing sack of Java
coffee from his master and the last forreceivng ii,
knowing 1t to have been stolen Allen when arrest
ed by watchInan Boaze denied the theft, but be-
ing taken into custody admitted it, and declared that
he could not tell, for his life, why he had gotten
be such q rogue, unless some OF the negroes had
trCked HIM and caused him TO steal The Mayor, in
order TO the spell. directed that he should
have thirty nine stripes. Tom, who is an old man.
and has heretofore borne good character. set
at liberty; after getting bis ntiaory dose of fifteen
lashes.
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HEsRICo CIRCUIT CoURT-JrpGE CLop-
TON PRRsIDISC.-This Cour was in session a short
time yesterday, but transacted business Of mpor
lance After calling the docket, aud hearing few
motions, II Adjourned until to-day.
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THE CHINESE JUGGLERs continue their
highly interesting aud entertaining exhibitions at
tempt just now to notice particularly any of their
wonderful acts, but the feat of impaling alone, 10
worth more than double the price of an admission
by all rneaas
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To- HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY
Law, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner Of
Deeds. &C., for New York, Pennsylvania North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio
Indiana, Missouri Wisconsin, Iowa, sc.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
Iico county. Win attend promptly to all Legsi and
Notarial business with which be may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street
q
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HoA John Delafeld, a man of considerable dis
JUNCTION, died Ia Geneva, New York, On the 22d Ia
staant
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Cornelius vrooman. the Sleeping Man." WHO
has heretofore been exhibited 10 New York, died a
Rochester last week.
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Col Barrett G. Psyoe died recently in nuyanna.
ne hsd representa- that ceaniy IN The Legislature
hktySour years
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ARKAssAs.--The Van Buren, intelligencer, Of the
9th inst, says that over 100000 have been sub
seribed 10 the stock of the Little Rock and Fort
Smith Railroad Company.
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JAMEs RIVER AND KAsAwHA CoNpA,y-
an sd1onrned meeting of the Stockholders of fbis
-. 1920 was heid at their Office last night the oh
gssa itsa - eject President and two Directors
c;.a eSe: :h OF PRESIDENT being first in order Mr.
1i10rd nominated Col. THOMAS al Ellis MD NJ n
MORRIS. Va eap| RICHARD u.
unsfe oeinS no other nominations the roll w.s
called, VIII ,o The Following result; 'A' ''-' "sS
For Col. Thomas H. FIIis a,u
- "a 1850
uanry A w '-.....-................. 81
''''--...............3 55iT
Whole Lumber Of votes cas,
Necessary to d choice, '''''''-'''.'-s,es6
The Chairman announced that M ,..',
ken place, and directed the roll IN oTu0n mad to-
Inv na,inS eesrSd to know il the STATE prn.
nominee 11 considered their
Mr.. Blow replied tina, the pra~.
make no nomination inlended to
with the following result: Ae ioi again,
asThomss II. Ellis. a.
IL. -. -"oi'is'. ..'...................,.2aS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n
N wnoie humber OF votes cast. .ss75
tr,1-cess3Ly 10 choice 400
hlaI Ellis having received majority was dscIa~a,
'n ~, rfesldent elect of the COMPANY Diou
rec;ors -, III men announced the election of two d.
RnI &c ~ johnson nominated Wn W R.va 81
nnnoas; as the rst Director, and there beins nn
Boyd declsreS eisc,aa was taken visa sOee and Mr..
F9r the second director Mr.. D. aoo.h .,
ted VIM. Gray of Rchnond oo"on homina-
,,4hr Wu. IL. Macfarland no,nin..aa r., mn,
". bondursnt of Buckingham. oSI ihomas
1oapt Chart Dinmock brought forv.ra ~.
Oh M Samuel McCoIfle, Esqs of Lynehbu1s 'ao Aan'e
There being no other Nomination. r. .u
called, and the vote thus announced -" AsA "as
Col Thomas III. Bondnfant.. ae7a
s Sm. Grey .....-................ls5s
samuei MsCorkle....... n.............,,...sa s
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So Col. Bouduran. was declared els etsd as second
The meeting then adjourned.

PFAcE DECLARED. - The belligerant
party noticed by us yesterday, Is having fousht
desperate battle the evening before. near the hrst
market all srrssned before sha mo X, ,ha nn
faure GOOD behavior. The difficulty seems TO have
hsen set on foot by Mariin Egan, who, while n
STATE u Rnaha. IN the Market house. The tears
81 the Young lady, at the indgny offered her arons
ed the ,rsss,,es of friends, poor Mats hide would
moi have held corn shucks Epthets applied to him.
| far bis uugentlemanly conduct, were construed as
abusive to all the Irish, and Michael Fleming and
Jeremiah Mccarthy, hearing that Sharpley had Wilt
lied their entire race, called upon hin, at the market
house for an explanation This simple act led TO ne
circulated throughout the neghborhood that party
OF Irshmen had aasailed Sharpley. who was buck
ster and for whose protection his friends instantly
rallied. William J. brown seeing two OF the party,
had words with Jeremiah Mccarthy, and then blows;
the two arfies came together, bricks were thrown,
and club used. aud in the melee James Chfdress
was knocked down by missile, Michael Flemnling
| had hs arm broken, Jerry Mccarthy his Uranium
| cracked. Dennis Baker HIS arm bruised. and Dennis
Mccarthy his windows smashed and house stoned
Who was the asgressor, how the fight commenced,
what would have been The final result, 1t is i'm
possible to calculate as officer johnson appeared at
the nick of time to nip riot IN Its bud That nco-
hol bad large hand In the ARRAY. there 10 not sha.
dow of doubt, and that will put the party through
il they continue worship It, IL equally certain.
Eagan is huekster in the market aud would never
have insultedi the young lady If he had been 40
Der and think it equally probable. that but for
the frequent crookng of the elbows of those who al"
forwards met in conflict to the bottom of certain
glasses, the fight that occurred 10 the evening would
not have taken place The Mayor feeling satisfied OF
these facts, held WIN. J. Brown, Martin Egan. and
Michael Flemmlng to bail In the sum of $50 each To
keep the peace and be of good behavior in future,
and in like sum to appear before the hastings Court
at Its next Grand Jury tn an indictment for
fighting in the public streets of the CITY, Ii such
decision does open the eyes of the accused to the
Importance of future good conduct, then we should
| like to ascertain what would bring them to their
senses.
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Samuel Leichenstine was
fined 81 and costs for obstructng the sidewalk of
Broad street with an empty box, the night of the
22d inst
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SILK BoNNETs AND DRESS CAPS.

SILK BOENETS AND DRESS CAPS.
~ N. C. BARTON, 100 Main street, above 18th st,
lie prepared furnish VISITORS ut the shortest notice
with Silk Satin Velvet and Straw BOENETS; dress
CAPS and HEAD DRESSES, CLOAKS, CAPES
aud MANTILLAS, also. q variety of mourning and
French embroidered COL LIARS and under
SLEEVES, and embroidered and tinsel Neck and
Sash RIBBONS.
fFT~ Especial attention paid to orders oc n
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THE HENRY CLAY CAsE.-The trial of the officers
and owners Of the steamboat Henry Clay, the loss
of which, last year, on the Hudson, carried anguih
to 80 many hearts, is still in progress in the u States
District Court OF New York. The indictment en-
braces two counts; one charging manslaughter and
the other wilfully endangering the lives of passen
gers the penalty in both cases being the same-ten
years confinement 10 the State Prison. less at the
disc retion of the Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-27

KATE AND ELLEN BATEMAN-The re-
of these popular little artists is truly
gratifying to all classes of community, that
need call no attention to the entertainments they Of
fer, feeling that be it tragedy, comedy, opera
farce, in which they perform, the Theatre ia sure
to be crowded nightly. We were among the audi
tors Monday evening, and were charmed and de-
lighted by the truly admirable manner in which little
Ellen rendered the character of Hamlet The part
of the prncey Dane is not TO be endured in the
hands of anything but "trssrate." The mouther
we could tolerate in Virg:nius and admire in Damon
becomes hideous in our eyes when he essays the
thoughtful studious care-crushed Hamlet-and yet
this child of eight years. with her wonderful gifts
voice face and gesture came gracefully forward our
beau ideal OF Denulark's heir. The delivery of
of the speeches fautless-her embodiment of
the character, her entire sympathy with the OF
the unhappy prince. miraculous. If we may be per-
ruitted to name fault where there is so much to
admire, should suggest change from ight
notony of voice, which, although low and musical in
tone tails upon the ear when UNMARRIED, This fault,
however, is so trivial and the excellencies hume
rous, that we almost regret its mention.
Tonight are to have the popular comedy of the
young Couple" in which the children personate
little folks like thems lives, and revei in the qnzical
fun of the author We need say more in the way
OF recommendation, to full attendance.
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T AMBERTE OFFICE, BALTIMORE -
IL SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY,
Sk7ooool

IL SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY,
OCT. 18TH.
$40, OOOl
Eighteen drawn ballots In each package of a tickets
The GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Of
Maryland, Glass w Capital S70oo prize Of $50,
600 15U0ot 87i6 Of 5000 of 25o0 of $780, 800 Of
$50 &c. Tickets e20-shares In proportion.
Risk package of whole Tickets, price Of Ceri-
hcates.. "
Do do. of halves do. do...... lac 90
Do do. of quarters do. do..... 10 90
Do. do. of eighths do do...... IS 90
yT- The printed official drawing will be forwarded
90 to reach Richmond on Sunday morning.
ET- Bear It ia mind, that 1t Ia violation Of law to
purchase tickets In Prgnia, and that the pure
well those who sell them there are liable to
heavy penalty.
TAKE NOTICE.--All tickets sold at this Office are
regularly stamped by the Commissioners OF Lot.
teries for the State OF Maryland. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
oc 21--d3hf Baltimore, Nd
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I,rr Cause.-The recent heavy kortheaA
-. ,,.s unaouhtedlv sne of the most disatuous
= s.,,,r,n, ALONG the coast that has occurred Tor
$50 ssne The Charleston Csrier has long iiss
-. ,,A,,h s,,tered in greater or lesa degree.
hut we are glad to perceive that no loss u nv
49,. .,nouneea The arrival OF the Royal msh
steamship Conway, Captain Hicks, at savannal. "
distress. ia announced by the Repaeiiear she ie'.
@ Thomas on the Cd instant, for De'narara' sno
- ,bs 9Th struck on Bell Tate shoal, si,uaiea on
the Northwest part of the island of ct hh'T' - -,
was gotten eff after great effort, and hef al,
hack for St Thomas where che arrived GU o., G.
when h was found that It would be he'
her to go into dry dock to cave he' a,.,,,,,
,os, Savannah being the neares' 90" .;.. +
-. e..,,,.v for sneeiy and complete fePaNN y
...,,na - choose III pert inetes' Oh a'eetP'
/, -. york notwithstanding the 'oceh
'Ae - - ,,,ss;bIe difficulties anscipated rom
'en,eaee a black or native crew 10 De
MANS ..,;nued for an indefinite Time IN the
aaieeu "",' c..,c Consequently che set saii on
po'.o. e.. encountered severe gales aud was
-, s,es,u,tv kept atiost, but finally reached hef
ea - On the ced. The Mayor of Savannah,
,,ors to do all in his power consistent WIN exist
-, laws and the public safety allowed the eo'ored
cro, 4, remain in discharge of their duty on BOARD
n the ship. and placed proper officers on BOARD to
serve as police.
The Savannah Courier Of Sunday, has the follow
ing:
~, csa,a, wbe arrived yesterday morning from
,ha south that at Brunswick he aesrtoction WIS
se The new engine houee belonging TO the
pr,ncx;ek Railroad Company, was blown down
~ = cotton shed aud backsinihs shop, newly
49,, bp,,se and several smaller buildings.
Tbe Ra;,road wharf which had recently been con
,r,,rtaa nj Palmetto timber, was also washed away
81 49, sosi;nr about the harhor. Ali the other
alu exrepf one were destroyed, and that one
rs realty Injured No lives, however, were LOST
AysIoAsrzrNo CUBA.-Ihe extract from lae
Washington union published in the Dispatch yes
,erdav concerning the English schemetor the Airi-
canizatfon of Cuba, is of startling interest "hen
the union first preached this subject, some TWO
weeks since. II created marked sensation, though
,,sr, received the statement with caution; but lis
conformation now leaves no doubt OF the union Oh
France, England and Spain in the scheme 1he
r,n;o, has recey ed information from Havana which
n,aces the matter beyond doubt, and promises soon
n re,nrn 10 the subject At last, then. we have
something ansible in regard to the gem OF the An
titles; something altogether ahead OF hiionsterlag
expedRione; and our young men can now gird up
their lons to resis, the encroachments OF the Lion
of Old England.
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eR LE CHE ), LEEC hES.-The ypblic ava
hereby informed that | have Just received bv The
steamer Jamestown lot OF superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which Will be apolied
upon The most reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day at the hair dressr1
saloon under the American Hotel, llth street and d
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets
Sc ii r. C. HObSQN
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THr Wreck OF THE WESTERN WoRLp.-lhe
New York Herald gives afull account OF the ship
wreck of the New York and Liverpool packet ship
Western World She went ashore at Squam Beach
that grave OF many noble vessel, and dread OF
all nariner-at half past four O'clock on Saturday
morning 1t twill certainly be interesting to learn
bow, In the bright light of the full harvest moon,
and with fair wind, such calamity could have
happened The passengers, numbering six hun
dred. were landed in safety by means OF the gov
eminent lifeboats, and afterwards taken to New
York The cargo of the Western World consisted
of hardware, clothes, silks and other merchandise,
which, of course, were greatly damaged Indeed,
if the ship survived the gale of Monday, it was a
miracle.
We saw the Western World the FIRST time she
sailed out of port, under fair wind; and giori
Gus sight she was with every sail set she plough
cd through the blue waters 1t gives pain TO hear
of the destruction of so fine craft, from other con
siderations than the losses devolving upon ownen
and passengers
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ET PHOENIX bANk.-Tne Notes of this issas
will be redeemed in Richmond by II. T. FARO
< CO.: in Washington City by PAIRO & NoURSE.
sc PTS
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Ey- ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office Franklin street, under the Metropolitan
Hall Richmond Va. Sc l6-ly
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~ EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSR
OF G.. w. PURCELL & CO.-The Notes of tia
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re.
deemed as heretofore at par at our counter
co All solvent Washington Small Notes, viii for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We canton the public therefore against paying any
discount on small notes dated at Wnshiugton
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u 3: W. STARKE, ATTNRNEY AT law
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Practices in ali tina
Courts of Henrco, Hanover AID Richmond city,
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
TO the taking of Dispositions Tn or out Of his ohce)
Proof and acknowledgements Of Deeds. Relinouish.
ments of Dover, &c Claims for collection enrugCed
to him promptly attended TO-
Office, No. 81 three doors above City Hotel on
North aide of Main street, Richmond, Va
de Ply