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FORM FOR A BID


Where no change from advertisement IS contemplate
ed By The bidder.
Cor we, as the may be) there write the
names in fu Of here state the residence resdences
hereby propose to carry tho mail route No from
10 often the Postmaster Generals adver-
sement for proposals dated December 49, 1852
requires the time stated in the schedules contained In
such advertisement and by the following mode Of convey
ance. wit Here state how Is TO be conveyed for the
annual of there write on, the in words At full
length.
Dated lSfRncd.
Form ofo Guaranty.
The undersigned undertake that il he foregoing bid for
carrying tho mail on route No. be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder shall prior to the LIST dsy Of
July next into The required obligation to perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient surccs.
Dated Nsigned by two guarsoors,
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned. postmaster, Judge, clerk Of
Of record the may be- certss that ne IL well
quap,ed With the shove gusranto and their property and
,hs, they men Of property and able to make good their
guaranty.
ps,ed [Signedl
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cep,ed.
40 When the bid does not specify mode OF convey.
ancc, ako when proposes to carry according to Tue %
vcriisement but without such specification, will be con-
sidersd as proposals for horseback service.
a. Since the passage Of the OF March Sd, 1915,
description OF bid has been received II does no, spec
iy mode Of conveyance, but engages Ia take The enue
mail each trip with CELEBRITY, certainty, and security using
the terms Of the law. These bids styled, from '
manner which they designated the books Of hs De
pertinent, bids" The experience Of the Department
enables il to lay down the following rules, viz
When the mail the route Is not 80 large as TO squs
two-horsc co,ch conveyance, bid, If the lowest vii
always I've preferred TO the specific bid.
When the mats Of such and weight to render
necessary in reference them alone provide twobor
cosch conveyance, the specific bid, though the highest d
coach service, II adjudged TO be entirely sufficient Tor ID
route, will be preferred 10 the bid, in the dceo
is not such interfere with tho policy OF the law Of 1872
which looks 10 reduction in the cost II transportation b
oepons however, may he allowed where the star bid m@
by The Of the stock used the route in the PEI
tonnancc of coach service.
On routes OF The highest Glass; where four horse coach
steamboat transportation required by the size and il
snce OF the mails, and the specific bid adjudeed soho
for the route tho preference for the specific bid vii H
necessary carried to greater extent Of difference than ."
the inferior coach routes.
~. modification Of bid, in any Of iss essential terms
Is tsnamonnt to bid, spd cannot be received 50
Interfere With regular competition, after the last hour SCI
reeivins bids.
23 Pos,mssers he careful certify the uteepd
Of guarsotors surecs without knowing lha, they are Pr
Of sufficient responsibility and all bidders susran'oS
and suetes distinctly notified that failure 70 ep
into perform the contracts for the service proposed '"
the accepted bids their legal liabilities will be enforced as'
them
"a. The contract. will he substantially 10 The forms heie
fore used in this Department. ercep, in the respects
Isy mentioned in these instructions, and on oil railroad
steamboat routes the contractors will be required 70
the mails into the post offices at the ends OF The ro"
ar the intermediate post offices not more than es"y
from the railroad or landing -,
a. Present contractors and persons known Of he
nent must equally with Others procure gusfano's a'u
,i6cses Of their sufcicncy substantially IN the 'of
prescribed. The certificate. Of suffic'ency must Ne s
postmaster or Judge clerk Of court Of RECORD.
s. ID. HUBBARD, Postmaster Se'e'o"
Posr orrios DrrAsvsrrr, December 10, 1907
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rzy- SPECIAL NoriCE-Tbe Members of the
state Agricultural Society will hold meetings every
day this week, commencing ! before O'Clock,
A. NJ az N p Smcns Daguerrean Gallery. No. ISL
Main 81, A full attendance is requested. Sen Jta-
will he introduced in the absence of the Presi-
dent and Vice Presidents, the chairs will be filled pro
TEN by members of good taste and Judgment Seats
will be reserved for Ladies. Children not admitted,
anless attended by their parents nuTsea mol
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So CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED haV ,nI
made charge against Mr. IuniGs Adats, a. y. III. ~.
Theatre on Monday night last, OF steaiiis ~,
from him, which charge was eSa'nlnea ~ ~. ~
Mayor, and Mr.. Adams having pI9ftv, 9" ,,lisN.,lf.
manner Of acknowledging my error and aeqait''ns
him OF the charge. n.N.rr 1trprry
2-atk D8ESiEL ilStihssi'
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DANIEL HURLEY.

,ssl 80 10 .r in mind that HUl.sT KING are
sbeir large ard well selected stock of fine
FRFSI TEAS at wholesale prices Those who
ish - ,, monet win observe the following pri-
zee. Good Green Teas at only 80 cents hne Gunpow
dor ~ IS mi 80 cents; extra ine Gnnpowder and Inn.
neriai NJ only $i extra Oolong Black at 30 and Is
rents aud splendid English Breakfast Tea Ut only
l;2l cents per pound iuLsE& hiH0,
Franklin street, opposite the Old Market.
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YOUNG COUPLE.
CHAS1E SALUTE.


CHAS1E SALUTE.
A F'RICAN CHU re H.--.MADAME;
n sONTAG's SECOND AND LAST CONCERT
On SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. s.
Last appearance of PAUL JULIEN, ALFRED
JAELl, and SIG. ROCCO.
PROGRAMME:
PART !.
!. flANoi The Child of the Regiment.
ALT IAELL
2. VI RAyyIsO. La sonnanbnla SIG. rocco.
ttor translation. see Concert Book. p. 5, No. 81
s4,,. MAD. sosTAG.
:. FANTASIES, VIOLIN: NORMA
3. The Celebrated RlccI WALTZ, : - :
tFof tFaas'lton, see Concert Book, p, le, No. 58l
@. TARANTELLA, SIG. ROCCO
tFor TRANSLATION, see Concert Book. p. IL, No. al
?. The Celebrated POLKA ARIA, -
tFor translation. see Concert Book, p 10. No. 81
r rI BE BShs GdE P pelks ALE JAELL
st within Mile of marlborough
Town." MAD. SOETAG.
Fog g9si5 see G9gss5 Besk p 4 Ne 50 apa
IL. THE CELEBRATED MUSIC LES
MAD: soNTAG and SIG ROCCO.
(For translation, see Concert Book, p1 IS, No AZ
ALFRED JAELL Conductor.
izs- The new AMERICAN BOOK of the CON
CERT, containing full transatons of all the pieces
performed At this any other of MADAME SON
TAGS CONCERTS. With every Book will be given
acupy OF the SONTAG GEMS containing the Swiss
Saug the Polka Aria the Ricc Waltz and the Linda
Arin arranged for the Piano Forte, making pages
OF music.
u Price for the CONCERT BOOK, including the
SONTAG GEMS, % centE--to be had at the Ticket
Office aud the Hail.
Esy' Price of Secured Seats s. and 81, according
to location. To be lind at the book stare of Mr..
James Wo0dhouse, No 1859 Main street, and on the
evening OF the Concert at the door.
On FRIDAY, will be sold only the 81 seats
On SATURDAY the 81 and remaining 81 seats.
IL The FREE CONCERT for the SUNDAY
SCHOOLS will take place in the morning, at III
o'clock.
Ia The regular Evening Concert commences at 3.
ma f.
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ExTEsssyE SALE or Srocg.-Public At
fcatoI d invited To the extensive sale Of Jauss H.
Taylor. OF Horses Mules and Cows, today, at eleven
cultural FATE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

cultural Jnnnal. COTTON Plant. now IN the 20
val rnb shed a. Washington city. II the low price 81
81 year The Gotten Plsnt large handsoine weeh.
IL deyotti to Southern interests and the defence OF
Seuthefn institutions Address, "Cotton Plant"
f,fet f,.s,{
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MADAME HENRIETTA SONTAG

MADAME HENRIETTA SONTAG =
VI FREE CONCERT TO THE SU DAY
SCHOOLS.-The public are respectfully informed
that Madame Sontag has instructed the undersigned
TO arrange "a CRATUITOUS CONCERT to the Chill
dren of the Pubic and Sunday Schools of Richmond,
on the plan as it was done in Philadelphia,
Boston, and other cities
The undersigned has therefore applied to the seve-
raj members of the churches of Richmond, and has
much pleasure in saying that the project has met
with their full approval and it viii be carried into
effect
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, at LII O'Clock, AM.
Full particulars for place of meeting, and of general
geneuts will be made public by the respective
ministers OF the churches of Richmond
B. ULLMAN,
mol Manager of the Sontag Concerts.
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HEsRroo CIRoUIT CouRT.-Judge CIop-
sos presiding. Owing 70 the indispositlon OF the
Judge no business was transacted In this Court res.
feSday.
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&TAR OF THE EAST, JR.-1hls well
~ known and thoroug h-Lred horse. sired by Foun.
tain's celebrated STAR OF TIE EAST. or Young
TELEMACHUS, and out Of full-blooded Canadian
mare, viii be exhibited each day of the Virginia
State Fair. and will be sold ct public auction on the
fourth and last day of the Fair.
NATHANIEL WALTON
Cumberland, Oct. 81, 1855. noI-it
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~" ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY At LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC 0llics on Franklin street,
under the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
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VIRGINIA STATE AaB.cuIr,pu Soc,pry
r A. BROWNE, Esq, will. at the reonest Of the ms
Ses OF the Society, deliver q lecture on sheen
RsstoandTy as adapted to the State of Virginia, at
posaefs HAL this evening. at O'Clock. The lee
drawings sN' anu
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Mr.. Editor -Auoug the numerous objects of at
action 10 city at preteuf, beg leave call tue
attention Of strangers TO the Dagnerreaype Cutlery
Of Capt. Nj pRRaS II lsa Place really worthy Of
oea,istic merit lie is the erignatorand sole prepre
tor eft the FLEsn TINT, which gives the pictures 81
appearance OF life, aad assure you they are Netl
beautiful lie charges than other resspe1e
able Dssuelreotyeiats take great pleasure w 'e'
no ass '''''' y wa ''''-' RICHMOND.
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IrHE KING OF DAY rides on in his ma

TNHE KING OF DAY rides on in his ma
IL jestic gory-Whether obscured by clouds or
not he affords sufficient light TO make these world
renowned DAGUERREOTYPES for which WHITE
HURST has been so celebrated. See his medals, his
galleries. the condolences of the people, the liberal
euconiiums from the press, the vast number of pic
lures distributed annually by his Galleries. all
unquestiona5le proofs of the standard Of excellence
to W hich ne has attained In the art.
Read the following extract:
WHTrEHURST TRIUMPHANT.-The Daguer-
reotypes by Whitehurst IN the American Fair, are
glor0us Tumphs of the power of the and skill Of
If you wisha perfect likeness, aud glorious
piece of art, go TO Of Whitehurrs Galleres-they
Messenger.
~ See his Gallery in this city, II Main st.
m I-5tr
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rTYsoN, Ny SON JOSIAH DAVIS.

a.w ,,a,t the atst OF Octchsr strangely wandered
sway frns,, he pa,ernal roof nnd protection. since
yhet, ronsder his character and the !,
| can imagine other am onheeh W assu''o sA
tel alteration a. tho causes ,,s.
'ei IL III ss aver been strictly moral ard ohedlen and
1 az a., Sven wears canmendably peus lie e
W ~ M t b ser eyrrathins aud attention Of all
HAT IL may be receanised please observe bis ues-
cfiptiun: -, -. ,,,a.,,. IA ,,.a
taans of snuff color, black cashmere vest, and a
is fr or siik hat ssitha tolefahiy wide briin. He
i s,t !, fact high spare aud OF delicate appearance,
,ei.h blue eyes light complexion and dark hair. On
t left side his nee may be discovered two scare,
ocasjnned by bias-Ons near the outcrcrrne of the
eve and the other near he corner of the mouth
/ he will return he ulRy expect the affection aud
Kindness Of Borrowing iather. Those who niay IN
iercs themselves 10 affect the win have warn
thanks and all necessary expenses viii be cheer
fully phid Is w DAVIS
no 6-lt. Valley Sehno nth street.
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EOHN MORTON 81 co, FLORISTS,
~ corner of Henry and Grace srs.. Shoekoe Hill,
Richmond Va, always have hand la ge colec-
ton Of Greenhouse Pants Camelias, Roses, Dahlias
&c. \ great assortment of and rare EVerereens,
slade and ornamental trees, $4,000 Usage Orange
Plants, admirably adapted for hedging; 10000 Aspar-
sgus Plants, two years old. Also, everything else in
The Nursery line.
Up Boquets and Baskets of choice Flowers, taste
fully arranged
E3 All orders punctually attended to.
no 1-5Lk
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CIRCUIT CoUgr.-Jndge MEREDITH pre-
adins.-Jaues Kelly Broderck, charged with stea,.
ing roll Of white Gannel from the Virginia Wooien
Company, at the burning of their mill was tried YES
teIday. aud fhe jury brought in verdict Of cot
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eS-PA PARTICULAR attention Is solicited 70 cur
sale of Furniture, Boots Shoes, Clothing, &es TtIs
MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
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T OST Or STOLEN-At the TEeo4re ON

II Tuesday night, large slzedsPORT MONySJp
containing three negotiable notes one IL tevar ~
Joyce CHER. Of Baltimore for 1921 ana tsza
IN favor of Shafer 4 Co., of Petersburg for saF,e
S3JO; the exact amount not recolleceed ard sFrsn
amount OF money, supposed to be about So or $50
The finder can have the money in the Por; Mounaia
If he will return the papers this Office 4 n nsr
sons cautioned against trading or receirics ssa
notes, payment having been stopped. po99!t<
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WHITE TEETH, HEALTHY GUMS,

hN IIA Il LEIII DEAIlI II bJhIs5I
w AND A SWEET BREATH.-A'l these bene-
fits derived from the OF Zcr,GsG.s Delightful
Tooth Wash IL is used and RECOMMENDED BY the
eminent dentists in the country. 1t VIII cleanse
and preserve the teeth from decay; It viii cnre all
diseases of the gums and inpart healthy and ira
grant oder the breath. Prepared only by Francis
Ze-uisn, Druggist, Philadelphia For sale Wholesale
or retail By II. r. DUVAL BRO, Richmond and
all Druggists, at only p cents per bottle.
oc 29-3fnt
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| ~ HENRY G. CANNON. ATTORNEY
| Law, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner Of
Deeds &c, for New York, Pennsylvania, North Caro-
| Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen-
| I;co county VIII attend promptly 20 all Legal and
| Notarial business with which he may be entrusted
| Oihce on Franklin near Governor street.
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4 NTHRACITE COALt-A N I, Il X A.
~ CITE c0AL!--rhe Subscriber is now receiving
by sehr II, c. Horton, cargo Of Red Ash Egg Coal
and small lot Nut Goal for ANAL stoves, which he
viii deliver at market prices.
ORDERS eft at the auction store af Messrs ALEX.
MOTT X CO, viii meet with prompt attention.
no i-~itt p. G. BAHUS.
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EYLEECHE ), LEECfItS.--The public are
hereby informed that | have just received by the
steamer jamestown, 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 AT the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel llth ct and al
night 18th, between Main and franklin streets.
sc Ia r. G., HOBsON
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Up T. J. CARSON co. NOS. IL AND As
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. IS
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.--A good assert
Inent of Bacon, Pork aud Lend always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. 10 lG-ly
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n fkICHOLOGIA MAMNIALIUM; or Il
a Treatise on the organzatiop properties and uscs
of HAIR and WOOL, together with Essay upon
the raising and breeding of Sheep By T. A. Browne
L. l.. D. Of Philadelphia.
few copies Of this interesting work may be he'd,
II applied for at the subscription price, viz 81
upon application to
Mr. D. III. LONDON,
no liz No. l5l. corner of Main and 18Th ste.
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sF URRAY'S DAGUERREAN GALE.

ASa- RY, EAGLE SQUARE. Main Street, is the
place to obtain perfect picture at 3 low price, The
FLESH TINT, the resut of long aud patient e:uly
applied TO Daguerreotypes without extra Charge
STEREOSCOFES, the most beautiful of all pictures,
will find MURRAY'S GALLERY every way
worthy Of patronage Pictures faken in all sor;s OF
weather. JOHN MURRAY
Sign OF the Red Flag, the Bookstore of James
Woodhouge. moi
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NOTICE,--Ihe Sabbath School Children

~ Of this city, who design attending the Free Con-
TAG, at the African Church. on SATURDAY, ct III
A NJ are requested to assemble at their respective
school rooms at 10 o'clock i'll the morning, of the
same day, and under the direction of their Super
intendents and Teachers proeeed to the Church at
the time appointed.
1T
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CARD-DR. BRTCKEN

IVA respectfully tenders to the citizens of Rich
moud and strangers visiting the city, his profess
sonal services in the treatment of ell diseases Iasdi
cal and surgical. He viii also attend promptly upon
obstetrical cases; aud to the examination into the
health aud physical condition of negroes offered for
sale. His office is Pearl Street opposite the Pc
ntentary Store, where lie may DO lpi ceneGt-
ed dav, between the hours of 10 and O'Clock, and
oe aa--fts
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RICHARD BFASLY.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-Yesterday
~ evening, from near the Fair grounds, a BAY
feet and hip little higher than the other. His
right eye iswhatis generally called white. He had
saddle aud Bride Any person who may deliver him
at Mr.. Broaddus Stable, ON franklin street Square,
east of the market, will receive a reward of s.; or
any person informing where ne is will be liber-
ally rewarded.
no fit. DANIEL JENNINGS.
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asTRAYED from my Stable, small BAY
~ HORSE, Is hands high, with one white hind
foot aud small scar his right thigh. am conf
dent has taken him up in the city. IT he is
returned TO me will pay suitable reward
no 4-gt G.. l.. EARNEST
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WILSON'S CIDER VINEGAR, Clari.
fed Vinegar, Champag ns Cider, for sale ty
oe n WILLIAM EGGLESTdN. 3
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TOR SALE BY J. BROWN, JR-40
d shares VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK
created in 1856.
g 600 VA. STATE SIX PER CENT. STOCK, re.
deemable lst January 1870.
Thrown, JR.. Stock Broker
Ofiee-0pposte Bank of Va. oc 13-F&M
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asUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES. Goldfish.
~ Brazil Snser Fine Salt, Water Iamp OH. Rec.
tilted Whikkey, Hydraulic Cement for sale by
&C 81 DAyENPOlT ALLEN a co
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MILES a MBL Err, Manufacturer of
A'A SASH, BLINDS apd DOORS, Mayo street,
tho Plank Walk, Richmond, Va.
a complete stock of Glazed AID un-geza& SASH
always kept hand. Ofters by mail solicited
Blinds painted 20 order. DO l-6t
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JOSEPH J. COOKE y CO., No. 49, Greenwich
street, New York
Agents for the purchase and shipment of MER-
CHANDISE for the California and Oregon Markets.
JOSEPH J. COOKE. JOHN H.. WILLIAMS.
GEO. LEWIS COOKE. au lS-Sm
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MAyoR's CeuRr.-There was but little ot

Interest Ia the Mayors Court yesterday.
feter Fullerton, grinder Of scissors who bails
NON w aahington city, was brought up for taking on
BOARD more sprits than he could carry the night pre-
vieaA Discharged With adnloniiion
bctsey Fireman, q free nsgress was charged with
threatening Frances Herr; but The complainant not
appearing. the was continued
A summons sgsinst Mr. john r. Reruault for leay-
6g bog IN the street in front OF his store was dis
missed, M. r. proving that the box had been re-
moved from its proper place, by some person nu-
joseph Clsytor for selling pair of unsound ducas
70 John J. M0xIey H.as fined As
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FARMERS and others would do well TO
H. procure vial of the CHEMICAL LIQUID
CEMENT for mending broken glass; china and ear
theuware. All articles joined with this Cement viii
become perfectly firm aud ready for use in ten min
being joined and ressts the action of hot
water or the acids. For sale by
r.. r. DUVAL,
MOI Main street corner above the Banks
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIR-
w ING OF NEGROES, COLLECTIONS OF
CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODUCE
The subscriber has taken Office Governor ST,
doors from the of that and Main opposite
the Dispatch office, where he will be found ready to
any aud all u no may entrust their business with
him; in the discharge Of which he promises the
mos, faithful attention aud refers to the gentlemen
whose names subscribed below.
JAMES D. ELLETT.
REFERENCES Judge John A. Meredith, Judge
VIM. w. Crunp, James Lyons, ESQ, Messrs. Godain
Apperson, Herbert 4. Claiborne, Ed, Messrs
Dudley ( johnson. Messrs ~ b j. c. b. Hill, and
Messrs r. II. Dickinson & Brother &C 2i-dts
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| OST, at the Petersburg Depot. on Mon
n day pisht last, a POCKET BOOK, coasair'ag
No. ~ dated January 18th 1853, Tor g ~, qs.s,
tfcste cen be of no value 70 any one Tie 49, ar
will receive reward of s. by leaving the pa tss
office. q. thAs
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METROPOLITAN HALL.


EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY,
rE1HE celebrated Troupe of CHINESE
Il ARTISTS will appear again in this City on SAT-
UKDAY EVENING next, the 9Th inst,
and give oftheir
NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENTS
ALL OF THEIR WONDERFUL
TRICKS IN ONE NIGHT.
consisting of astonishing feats of
j U G q L T. RY
MAGIC, LEGERDEHAIN, DE4TERITy KyoLU-
TIos, &C.
Some Of which have never been performed except
by this Company, the Americant 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 En-
pire, having performed
100 Consecutive Nights
in the city of Hong Kong alone; they have subse-
quenty exhibited in the cities eft San Francisco Sac
Ismento New Orleans, St Louis, Cincinnati, Pitts
burg, New York, Philadelphia, baltimore and Wash
ingtou to immensely crowded houses, composed OF
the most respectable and intelligent citizens, elicit
ing unqualified appreciation, and almost unbounded
Gppause-their wonderful performances having been
witnessed by at least
100000 Persons in the United States.
The DOUBLE JOINTED DWARF, Chin Gar,
who is decidedly the remarkable human curios-
ity in the world. He is 80 years old, so inches high
aud has double processes to all the joints OF his lin BIS
ard body. lie especial taY0rite of the En-
peror of China liz unusually active aud intelligent is
rapidly acquiring knowledge of :he English Lam
guage andis travelling expressly TO acquire inofma-
ron.
THE GREAT IMPLEMENT FEAT
by the Celebrated and Original Chinese
KNIFE THROWER,
s,t-n 10 y \