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ARRIVALS AT The PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

CITY HoTEL.--w Rodgers, BaIti y Jardsa,
Warrington; A Lewis. Caroline; ] Hesly, Middesex
2 Rowell, II Rowell, 81 Brooks, stauntsn;
Bumrass, Va RR; Capt I Sims, r D n n; @
q McCauiy, Washington; Captain J HILL Steamer
Augusta w II Starr lady and servants. Norfolk;
q MARSHALL. Mics Marshall, Mlss Harris. Ga; q
Powers, Bait; w Sarron, Phila; A Rubbinson Y;
! Boyd. Miss Boyd, H Boyd, Dr. Jster, Bruns-
wick
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-T c johnson. st Louis II
Cole. Providence; Y Goode. Washington; Dr. r
Atkinson. Danvile; DR. Wake, Chesterfedi
Massie. Nelson; DR. Craghead. Danvlle, Clnester
and lady, Portsmouth,; I T Norwood. N G: w Cossr-
ger and lady, Phila Cooke and lady, Alheinarle;
b Kyle. Pa Mosby. Ga; J T Clark and lady, Hall
fax; Ransom and lady, Lexington; Mr. Hoodson
TIC Dexter, Mobile; NJ Nelson and son, Miss i u
Nelson aud ladies' Jefferson: II Haynes and lady,
Sabrooke. s G; M J Barksdale. Amelia.
l. McCance. Miss Harris Patrick C III; Mics Parkes,
Mrs Hall. Henry Samuel Green, Chesterfield, T
Partin, FHrmville; Ammen, Botetourt; q Neville,
Fincastle; w White, Buchanan Jones. fow-
hatan: q York. barque Empire; Pr1ce, " asnnne-
ion, d G; Woodson. Goochland; 5 Winfree, Ches-
terfield.
AMERICAN HOTEL Beebe, Buckingham;
Capt Greene, ship Maria Jones, fetersos sI
Capt Cavendy, steamer Roanoke; Mr. Sloaf, 90; "
Miss Anna r Heath, Peternburg &c Minches.e..
Andrew Fitch. G: Geo w Barton, w Inehss ~
Henry Stanton Lewisbnrs; Wilcox =; p ? Ll, ,n
aud lady. Miss Merrill I Barnes va ~ rr Z,
Columbia; T Edwards. Pa; A Rowen, ~ II .
Gasqua, s c; H Smith, Y; Lackland, jeHcrsoh;
Rev w Bovce and lady, Tenn; ID SnacIoss anu
lady, Miss Allemonde. Kinds, Y; MI Musgfave'
Hanover Fl Mckinney, York Town; n Heath'
prip f3aero
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sHAarxFUI.-Some birds Oh prey in Norfolk took
advantage OF the arrival OF the Northern Light q,
that port to relieve OF the Caliornans of their
treasure VIM Stewart, OF Boston, one of the
passengers was knocked down on Butler and
Camps wharf and robbed of $1,000, of which 5000
was 10 $50 gold pieces The Beacon learns that a
boat belonging TO a Baltimore vessel near was
stolen during the night
companion Of Stewards having some $1,000
about bis person Is missing fears are entertained
tEst q worse fate has befanen him.
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'oDGE MCLEAN AND THE PREss.-The press and
"e pubic of Cincinnati are quite Indignant at
'oose AcLean's order forbidding the publication
" 'oe Martha Washington trial during its progress.
Inc Sur, with the independence characteristic O.
.Me penny press, set the order at DEFIANCE, and
Published full report from notes taken outside the
bar. The judge ordered the reporter out OF court
and tiae proprietor of the Journal threatened to
bring civil suit against the Judge The press
contend that the order is unconstitutional and
salaks Of despotism.
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The SANDWICH IsLANDs.-Ihe Alta California
has the following
We learn from private adviccs received in this
city that vas, emigration OF Russians, said To be
l2OtlO in number, is in preparation for the Sand
WITCH islands, under the immediate auspices of the
Emperor. If our information is correct, aud we
have NO reason to doubt its TRUTH it will be neces
sary for the Government of the United States to
take Immediate possession of the Islands or they
win fall into the hands of some one of the Euro
pean powers 1t is not probable that the jealousy
Of France or England would permit Russian in
vasion Of the Sandwich islands under pretence OF
colonization They VIII consequently anticipate
selves
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DIED.
!ZABETH McGRAW,

GA the 9th inst. Mrs ELIZABETH McGRAW,
in the 18th year OF her age.
Her friends and acquaintance requested 10 at
tend her funeral this morning at II o'clock ironi the
residence of Mr. Richard Morris, 18th street, be-
tween Broad aud Marshall.
tY- Augusta and Norfolk papers please copy.
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roREIGN COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE BY
THE NIAGARA

EOREIGN COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENCE BY
THE NIAGARA.
LvEKPoSL LOTION dss mo1nins the 18th with Now
YORK dates of the LIST instant rise 70 more Ia
vorabe feeling the Cotton market, which has now
r.S from the depression of last week. and quo
,st;oos are slightly advanced all qualities except
interior. The market is poorly supplied with New
The sales Of the week foot up 800 bales (which
Snecnators took S500. and Exporters $3.50. The of.
fetal quotations are New Orleans fair. Gd rnddling.
ding S505Id. The stock on hand is 75S 0oo bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKETs.-The Bread
.tuf market has recovered from the decline OF last
week, and closed yesterday firm with upward ten
dency.
We quote white Wheat at 9s. 3D. q los I'd red 90.
I'd; Western Canal Flour sells S3s Cd Ohio, jis.0
Sos Yellow Corn, 4ss. 3D.; White, Ais.
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The Fair of the Loudoun Agricultural Society
has been postponed until Wednesday, the I'd day
OF November. This postponement was rendered
necessary by the unprecedented fall OF snow on
Monday
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The Washington Union has an article contra.
dieting the statement which has been SO generally
circulated, viz: that it is the organ OF the Admins
tration
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An individual named Jim Rusty, or Rustlck, was
arrested in Norfolk day or two since on the charge
of robbing James Stewart, q returned Californian
ofSl.Oo0. He was taken before the Mayor and re-
manded to Jail tor further examination. Robert
Thompson, Stewards brother-in-law, Is still mis-
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Intelligence has been received from Mississppi'
which indicates probability that McRse, demo.
Graf, viii be elected Governor, and the Legislative
majority win favor jefferson Davis reelection 10
the United States Senate
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Nh Pleasant Gllum an old and highly respected
citizen of Albemarle, died few days ago.
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IRUsHED, Loaf Powdered and Coffee
~ Sugars. fFom philadelphia aao New LOS, ~, ~
ssl, nv DAVENPORT, ALLEN ".
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GUANO.-20 tons expected by the lat of
~ November and for sale by Va
oc9 EDWIN WORKMAN
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PRESIDENT PIERCE IN BALTIMoRE.-The Presi-
dent of the United States visited the State Fair OF
Maryland on Thursday. He spent about an hour
on the grounds, receiving the respects OF many
persons who crowded around him
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1D0 BOXES good Cheese, 100 boxes
wv Imitation English Dairy do. For sale bv
&C Ne-ot T1NSLEY BRYANT
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The Valley Agricultural Exhibition, held at
Charlestown Va, last week, was well attende'p
and the display of horses, cattle, &c, unusually
large. Addresses were delivered by Lewis W.
Washington ESQ, ofJefferson, and the Rev ~
Benton of Loudon, in the absence OF the selected
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IheG Governor has commissioned William j. Ro
sesteon, OF Charlottesville, asa Visitor Of the Uni
sersity Of Virginia, in place Of Col T. j. Randolph
resigned
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man named Daniel Peters, was run over by the
cars in Lancaster, Pa, on Wednesday, and killed.
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The Northern Light arrived at New YORK on
Thursday.
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- -,,v r.,n The Petersburg Dr,nocSss y ~
.~.,, a., ,bat articles far the State Far nav
sn,,;n, over the southernRoad for severa' uass
-, The quantity of freight recently con'eyea
a,on that road is unprecedented
rh, vnchburr pGrgtnidn states that very ane
"a en,. belonging to James H. Kent, oil Mont
Ns,,,orr arrived in that city on Monday en- route
g. ,he Fair. They are large and beautiful ami
mals
thai several farmers of that vicinity will send spec
mems of stock VIM. G. Rives intends sending his
;nported Stallion, shorthorn Bulls Heiters sheari
ING Bucks and Ewes of the new breed OF "Oxford
Downs" which he has recently introduced into the
county, and the Sussex Downs" Sc, &c; all o.
which are of the best stock and blood. Mr. WI
liarns, of Milton win send specimens of fine money
In short, the papers are filed with accounts o.
preparations, giving evidence that the true SPIN
Is abroad among the farmers of the Old Dom'n'o"'
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAp'~'A
stockholders of the Orange and AieSahoii ." MAJ
road held their annual meeting on lhuieoay '"''
J. ). Barbour. jr was elected President LOT lne eh
suing wear. and Henry Dangerheld to I'LL vacancy
in rho DIRECTORY We extract from the treasurer
repor the following statement showing the receipts
AMI disbursements. both from the organization OF
the co,nnanv and for the past fiscal year:
p..;..a e., co,p announcement Sl,S ,95i 36
M, r.en,cnts from 1,77e,465 90
Receipts for the past fiscal year oo2'dS y,
rxnrpdeSI during the past fiscal year 6Oe,612 ol
------
1o,. NoNrEz.-By the last arrival from Cali
,ornia we learn that Lola Montez, who some time
since retired to private life, and bought romantic
cottage in the pleasant village Of Grass Valley, has
concluded to throw of the hymenisl bonds, and
made application in due form for that object. Ii Is
probable tina, The graces of the Spider Dance will
shortly again be vouchsafed to an admring public;
meanwhile the love of excitement may be gratihed
by another Divorce Case, rivalling in interest the
famed suits in which Fanny Kemble and Edwin
Forrest have figured.
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me sesners Catherine Hayes and Southern
nehe ealne 10 collision about three miles above
h'en' e. james, La, On the ols. Both boats
were somewhat injured,
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The doctors of Norfolk are on strike Tor hiSher
wages, II is very healthy down there jus, now.
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.,.~. ."si 1snkson -Four Nile Greek. fou, pase,
- - 1s rAils Of the Guyandesse, are atyse,ius
sssh stsssiiep Ia thss rse,o. ''''"s
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popETR.pr-In the Cincinnati market hogs are
in good demand for November, delivered at -
About $50, 900 have thus far been contracted tor
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I ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on Franklin street, under the metropolitan
Hail. Richmond, Va. Sc lti-ly
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nAGUERREOTYPES.-A truthful, life

- like, finely finished portrait or miniature of a
relative or friend severed from by distance death
who would not prize aud desire to possessl clear,
rich toned durable Dasuerreotype is object rarely
seen But MOULSON'S Pictures Withstand the test
of time and are pronounced by the highest authority
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for of these fine Portraits Ii only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted 10 please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens cordially invited to cal
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sky
and Side Light Degue Gallery, Ito Main
fe
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVE
NiNGS, Oct. z7th, 18th and 18th.
ONLY 25 CENTS ADMISSION to the
" most attractive entertainment offered to
the citizens of Richmond.
The great Wizard. the FAKIR or silva, and his
Buresque Ethiopian aud BsIet Troupe
Mr. PETE LANE, the Champion Dancer
Mr.. S. NJ SHARPLY. the celebrated Banjoist, Yo-
cast, &c,
ALBERT ALLEN, the Richmond Favorite,
Mr.. CIV. KENDALL, tComedian)
The Musical Wonders--Masters Charles and Lewis
RENTZ, L. b. RENTZ and L. X. RENTZ.
tT- Doors open ut o'clock--Curtain rises at half
past T.
For particulars see bile. &c 7-3t
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TEETH, HEALTHY GUNS,

w AND A SWEET BREATH.-All these bene-
fts derived from the use of Germans Delightful
Tooth Wash IL il used and RECOMMENDED by the
most eminent dentists in the country. Ii will ci.snse
aud preserve the teeth from decay it will cure all
diseases Of the gums aud impart healthy snd fra
grant odor to the breath Prepared only by Francis
Zersian Druggist, Philadelphia. For sale wholesale
OF retail by r.. r. DUAL l. BRO, Richmond, and
all Druggists, at only Is cents pei bottle.
g-Sms
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NON LlNO SALOON.-ln ne Undersigned
- has just fitted up an elegant SALOON in the
of the 8rbour, for the amusement and exercise
ofgeDtlemeEi with three splendid ALLEYS, just put
down in the best manner by Mr.. Il. England, and
pronounced by Judges the most superior In work
nanship ever seen IN the city, which will be opened
this day to the public.
Tie has also completely remodeled his ARROuR
RESTAURA and il Is pronounced the most
splendid establishment in Virginia, where be had
at all times the greatest decsces of the and
where everything good 10 eat and drink will be al
ways ready for his friends and patrons
He returns his sincere thanks 10 his friends Tor tneif
uabounded patronage, and assures them every sten-
tiousf himself and assistants will be always rendered
&C 10 r. w. ALLEN.
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THE SNow.-Farmville was visited by furious
snow storm on Monday.
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MARRIED.

On the 25ti instant, by Rev. Cornelas Lyme, Dr.
WILLIAM E. ANDERSON. of this city. TO Miss Ell
LEN ROWENA, daughter of Robert X. Pemberton
of Powhatan county, va.
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NOTICE.-ln consequence of the break
~ ing OF portion of her Machinery, ON Friday
last the steamboat Augusta will discontinue her tps
short time until il is repaired Due notice VIII
he given whey ready TO re sumo her place upon the
line. IfiOS. DopAMEAD.
G.
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Ey PHOENIX BANk.-1he Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by II. T. PAIRO
& CO.; in Washington City by PAIRO NOURSE.
sc PTS
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nON'T BE HUMBCGGED.-MR. OS

nON'T BE HUMBCGGED.-MR OS-
~ BORNE would inform the good people of
Richmond that he is still be found at his old estab
lished gallery, opposite the Banks AR o. has not
taken one thousand pictures in two months, but he
has done tine business for twenty-five months.
OSBORNE claims to be the first in Richmond TO
give TO Daguere0types ife-like fesL-colored APP
pearanee
prepared to furnish country artists with CAMERAS,
TOOLS, CHEMICALS, and STOCK, wholesale or
retail OSBORNE,
oc q Sign OF the Flags of all Nations.
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AN OUNCE OF FACT rs WORTH A

A N OUNCE OF FACT is WORTH A
"A pound OF theory; and the swarm of conclusive
facts that cluster around that incompatible pfepsrs
ton, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, prepared
by Dr. Z. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, establishing ito
value as tonic and restorative, such ss would
prevent increduty itself from questioning its efca-
cy In all cases of disease of the stomach whether
acute chronic may be recommended for its sooth
ing, cordial and renovating influence. Dyspepsia
heartburn loss of appetite, nausea, treuors
relaxation and debility, &c. relieved by the Bit
in their use never fails to work thorough cure.
DC 25-dk e3w
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7 HAVE FOR SALE-City of Richmond
i Bonds (secured by sinking fund.- redeemaBie in
1855 and 1886.
State per cent. redeemable in 1867 and 1863
Va Central r. R. Mortgage Coupon Bonds-l872
City of Petersburg Coupon Bonds-la68.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bonds guaranteed by
State. redeemable 1884.
James River and Kanawha Canal bonds redeema-
BILE lS75--aud other Stocks. Apply to
J. BROWN, r., Stock Broker.
Ofce-opposite Bank Of Virginia.
or SS-WS&St
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IvLEECHES, LEECHES.-The public are
hereby informed that | have just received by the
steamer jamestown, a lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel, 1th street. and al
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
Sc IA r. C. HOBSON.
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"A pair of PANTS for a SIN

I OST-A pair of PANTS for small
IL boy, Broad Street. between lst aud 9th SIS
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them
at LOG Main Street. &c Z9-2t
NOTICE.-We invite the attention of
IN the public to lot of the best two year old
MULES ever offered i'll this Inar4et. Cali at Har-
denis Stable. Gentlemen mean what
oc T-5t< LEE & OLERLEY.
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DORT MONAIE FOUND.-Found, near
L Richmond, on Sunday morning last, fohi
the owner can get by applying 70 the subscr,beI
ua,x;co tOet 10 d2t&cit
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NEW MUSIC, JUST RECEIVED BY
~ JAMES WOODHGUSE, Eagle Square.
SONGS FOR THE PIANO.
Oh, Call Me Home Aagain.
Lays of the ''Wide, Wide World"
Little" by Glover.
Prayer, by {. Cola.
The Old Mans Gone, Nc. Crsshys Songs.
My Home is in the Sand.
One Faithful Friend, by j. Blockley.
Lila Dear Good Bye.
the Tear, by kucken.
The Dying Words Of Little Katy" or VIII He
Come. -
POLKAS, SCHOTTISCHS, &c.
The New Hungarian Polka. by Thos. Baker.
Poughkeepse Polka, by f. Rickhard.
Lilly Dale Schottisch introducing the very popular
melody of Lilly Dale"
Lilly Dale Quickstep.
The Golden Gate Brilliant Waltz, by Bellak.
Pop Goes the Weasel, performed at Mr.. Hasko's
Academy.
Georgine Polka, by Metcafe.
Lilly Dale Waltz.
Greeting Scottish No. /, Salutaton to the Sunny
South.
Souvenir de Paris Schottisch, by Kleber.
The CRYSTAL Schottisch, BY VIM. Bryant
The Water Sprte, Polka de Salon. By GotSchalk.
Musical Rockets, brilliant Cspdccio, by NJ. Stra-
kosch.
The Sigh, composed for the Piano Forte, by Chas.
Wes.
lomo-a set of Quadrles by Chas. d. Albre'.
CHARLES Grobt.
The Willow Song, OF Voices from the Spirit Land
song for Guitar.
Madeline-song for the Guitar. by F. Weiland
Neapolitne am Dreaming OF Thee-song for the
Gnitsr DC Is
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ANl respectfully tenders to the citizens OF Rich.
noRd aud 10 strangers visiting the city his protes-
sional services in the treatment OF ell diseases me6
cal and surgical He will also attend promptly upou
obstetrical cases; and to the examination into the
health and physical condition of negroes offered for
sale. His Office IS Pearl Street, opposite the Pc.
ntentsry Store where he may be seen snd consult
ed daily, between the hours of 10 and O'clock aad
from 10 o'clock, snd at al hours OF the night
or
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HER ROYAL RICHNESS.

SWEET HEARTS AND WIVES.
ed is. U.ta,
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To T. ]. CARSON l. co, NOS. IL AND 43
LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand and
for sale at lowest market prices. lie l3-ly
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IY7 AMERICAN HOTEL.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEToR
se I5-ly FOrmerlyat Jones's Hotel, Phiadeiphia.
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dies, CAKES, &c.-Housekeepers and
Il others designing TO get their supplies OF Cakes,
pies NC from us during the continuance OF the Ag-
ricuiturai Fair, will please send in their orders ear
10 ADAM u CO,
or oo-St IA Main Street
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METROPOLITAN HALLI

rE,iS RAo sTper so9Y,Lv RAGTIoM
THE widely celebrated Troupe of CHI
l. NESE ARTISTS viii appear on Wednesday, DC.
tober asth; Thursday, Oct. nth; Friday Oct 18th
a'A FoUR NiGHTs ONLY,
and give series of their
NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENTS;
Consisting of astonishing feats of
JU g & L cry,
MAGIC, LEGERDEMaIN, DEXTERITY. Eyo.
LUTON, Gc
Some OF which have never been performed, except
by this Company, on the American Continent
The Troupe embraces the full and
ORIGINAL COMPANY,
OF CHASTE AND EMINENT PERFORMERS.
This Company had acquired considerable celebrity
previous to their departure from the Celestial Eu-
pire, having performed
100 Consecutive Nights
quenty exhibited in the cities of San Francisco Sac
ramento New Orleans, st. Louis. Cincinnati, Pitts
burg, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and WASH
most respectable and intelligent citizens elciting
unqualified appreciation, and almost ulbouaded OPP
piause-their wonderful performances having been
witnessed by at least
100000 Persons in the United States.
The DOUBLE-JOINTED DWARF, CHIN GAN,
who is decidedly the remarkable, human curos-
ity in the world. He lie % years old, 80 inches high
and body. He was an especial favorite Of the Em-
peror of China, is unusually active and intelligent is
rapidly acquiring knowledge of the English Lam
guage, and is travelling expressly acquire informa
ton.
THE GREAT IMPLEMENT
FEAT BY THE CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL
CHINESE
KNIFE THROWER.
will be nightly introduced. Also, the famous .and
world-renowned
DECAPITATION SCENE,
which must be seen 70 be appreciated.
Independently, however, of the incredibly dexter
and novel character of their Feats, their Exhibit
tons will be found exceedingly interesting, from the
opportunities they will furnish to obtain csrrect i'm
pressons concerning the peculiar character manners
and customs of nation, whose history is
markable and worthy of investigation than that of
any other people in the world.
For particulars see Bills of the day.
10 Admission d cents.
Doors open att oclock-Perforniance commences
at 8. precisely.
EThe Enquirer Wing, Bulletin and Mail viii copy.l
oc 2S-tf
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To- TO BUILDERS AND OTfIERs.-The un-
gned will furnish Builders and others, LII NJ
Der and TIMBER, of every description, Of the
best quality for Building and otbe. purposes. at
the reasonable prices, be delivered at Rich
mond on the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL q. MAYO, ESQ.,, at his office
under the Metropolitan Hall, Franklin street, viii
be duly attended to. -
oc6ydSn, SAMUEL B. BiSSELL.
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~ BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, BY
DR. E. D. ROBINSON.
Office on Franklin, between 18th aud 18th streets.
jy l5-ly
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ty- 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, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. VIII attend promptly all Legal and
Eotarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-29

l OST OR STOLEN-F'rOm behind a
~ hack, last evening" about O. o'clock bctwe ell the
Old Market and Rockets. Main Street, q medium
size BLACK LEATHER TRUNK, with an oyercoat
strapped on the top. reasonable reward will be
paid tor its delivery nj this office. &C 29-itf