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MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale $500 Acres of
Iron

For Sale $500 Acres OF
Iron land.
0.UUU Wayne. ''' N-~ '''''
ALSo.-Two Lots in Davidson county One In Brovn
| vile, ~ miles from the Suspension Bridge, containing
10 acres The other is Is miles from Nashville 2x from
the N. O. z. E., and u from the IensviIls Turn
pike road containing 90 aOres-onsthid well tinberes
cis7 Five unlnpF0''d Lots in different parts Of 'A
W- The $500 acre tract is offered In exchange To-
Dry Goods, and is favorable opportunity for persons
wishing to embark In the iron business
The above lands offered fair and be
BY application to the undersigned
0Ot2l-Hl AtEo 4SN Cherry ST.. Nashville. Tenn
Manufacturer and Proprietor Of
DURkEE'S YEAST or BAKING POWDER
Importer aud DealsriD
CtREAM TARTAR, Sup Carb. Soda, Sal Soda, CASTLE
" Soap, Black Lead, British Lustre Reid Psarlssh
SalegaIus1 Cooking Extracts, Matches-Wax Wodo.
SNUFF AND TOBACCO,
PETER LORILLAR
MANUFACTURER, No 42, Chatham Street. Eew-York
Q NUCCESSOR to PErsR and GEORGE LoRILLARD, Offers
- for sale sll kin Of snuff and Tobacco in general use
For particulars Prscs Grrsst can be obs ned BY cd
dressing above. This Establishment is of ths old
est of the kind in the United States.
Feb lily.
c. +. K. SdEHANE,
DIR POSES to publish by subscription, Literary
i paper, to be called SHEH HANh'SMONTHLY," in the
city of Atlanta Georgia TINS periodical will BE- mostly
devoted review Of Theological Historical Bographi
cal and LteTRr Works issuing from the American Press
He will be assisted by Of the beat scholars u the
South.
TER1 The Monthly will contain from 20 to ks psgss
good paper per month 81 per snnEm pSI able the
cepton of the first number Address the Eiit0r ALBANIA
Georgis. rov2e
CONVENIENT REsIDENL Il IUK SALE.
WE are cfsrng reasonable terms that cOsveuie7r
w THREE STORY House on cherry ST. Get, within
few doors of Cedar street. sdjpuing the residence OF
Col. L. P. Chesthsm and now occupied BY Mr.. Samuel
Bugg
The house contains ten good rooms besides Kitchen &c
and il well sdapted for the family d1nce of dOiTt
business the Square The house and lo viii b,
sold for abosi what the building would Apply to
LINDSLEY d CROCEkTf
moves %, Col eye street
n OOD SMOKING. Just received l, ,oOu
VI ns cigars OF Vuato de AbaIo Tobacco, vith l.
of dne Smoking Tobacco Of various brands, Lsngh0rn
Armsteao's Fine Chewing Tobacco. Diad-m Twist, F.
Tobacco. With large tine Of Fine snuff. wou
call attention my large lot of hne Ppes MterSchsum
each pipe warranted genuine Also on hand limitation
Meerschsum, Fancy German. large lot. P,rt hOnrs
Snuff Boxes. Pen Knives Marbles &c Muir 4 SOM
Scotch lie, YpaSs London stout For sale at the slI
Of the Little Indian corner Cedar aud Cherry sta.
nOvS j. MOORE.
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5 3 90 . OF

SOUTHERN MIi lTARY ACADEMY
A,u LOTFER q
20 (sr AUTHORITY OF TIE srArr OF ALA, r
ses C6ndaetrd As HsEaEa pIas. -
CLASS
To be Drawn Jan TO- 1855 In the City Of Montgomery
vhsn Prizes amounting to
S so, 900
VIII he distributed accnI ding Ih- Scsa-!nr
MIMI S l. r. Sc 81 T. ~ 81
The loSes, pr draSs the uf your cSs stlGUt te.
ductiOn, AID edembar eyer' ~ Is drawn ~
each drawn A.
TIN THuUSAN NUWPER
RExE4 EaI ONE THOUSAND PhIZESl
C A 4 L a L PRlz "a, ,OOOg
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JASPER CUuHTY ACAIEMY LOTTERY.
5y Auiborul Ui The slate 81 I,-Oisil
MACUN, Ga.
THIS Lottery iscuucuc cd The plan he Bo' al of.
terry ct Havana 81 ii ma rbs,s aud II
cert Ii ia, hacrn Os. Unde hs erltttH.eucs
II Ol. Geo. h b. gaze, au0 : sI>bi,. >q.
GHAND - HrMs tUE JANUAGY 6.u, isJs.
"A han ~. nn,.u q
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LhNU
T WILL give the highest market Prcs IN cash io' La'-
4 WsrTsntS , ~ .,
Persons al q distance sending Warrants. co 81 ij IL
55srlr-.gI' NJ. 9S Cherry rer'.
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!. &. FELLOWS,
DEALER IN LAND WRRRAFTS
No. !! DEADEEICE STREET.
Opposite ethe True Whig ofiee)
N,sb,,.Us Tan

~ Persons send ng Land Warrants 10 me by mail e-,.
if the7 prefer, direct them to FALL b CUSSINnHAH.
wi through them trinsm TO the without delay,
the hiShest market pr &c IN Cash
CcilO--yy lstJ
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CHEAP WALL PAPER.
OF evsry description, by the hundred. piece or single
Room Window Paper Testers Fire ScIeens &c. &c.
IArB for St.l at fnol4i W. ". FANHS
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AUCTION SHEA.
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'!.EtHStE FARM IL ORANGE ,uy-y1,-.

- AZ - ~ CisSSTS SUI-S1S'
.O2 SALE AT ACTON
) my Business cnyasem.nrs in n;,..,,.J 49,. .
he 20 prevent me ir'ii sivn: that attention To INV
frm!n. opera J!is that they r"qu!ra hsy. J,"r ,,'
tHI nE 'ini III Orange coG ~, at auction On 'rIIIRS
DiY l1:h July next. ''' w.
HhWtlED 10 enuat"d in of The mos, l.en,hv fer
tl and in AL rrp-rrs desirable s,r:i ,,i- OF yir.,,s la
III. immediately NJ i- iuDr n liz. South West M,al.ai,s
aud less than lc tho Rhd Aim Stntiou ON tho
GrHnr. and Alexandria Railroad. within few nilrs
vi the Plank Road from Orange Court House TO Frcdr
rckSbTi.. ], cg';tus. by recent SURVEY 80 acre.
WHICH GOu cleared aud in III OF improvement
he whole % il lie sc beautifully III Orchard srmO. limo.
t.y aud Clover. large portion of the tract Is branch
meadow anh and both bottom and high land is very
productive OF grns there BE- raised very large guam
tlty 0f hay ami stock.
is well whrrr havna seven slant running Stream.
on H. hd l. capable of being divided into fourteen fields Of
~ 10 % acres ehrh, with in all OF them
lhereIs no waste lHni on the tract All that j, no,
cleared Is IN original growth timber a,l mach Vi II
might be cleared with much proa, by UbaccD grow, T.
a. me railroad from FrrdcrclsrUr now being construct
ed will pass within mile of the wood hand the rlub,r
could be turned Ia good account
The buildings are cOmnoiiou. and in excellent order
They consist OF srge framed DWELLING HOUSE, with
mcnt, which, II finished OF, would give 10 good rooms
few year, painted and put in complete r.nsr
Large Stable, Barn. Cora Hon." and Negro Cabin, in
good order TO which have added recently shelter cav
cred with shingles. 100 50 feet. with large hay lott
above, and cac sheer 100 feet long, GOrding every
convenience for The protection OF stock proveuder, i'm
plcments, &c, SC.
My operations ut HAWFIELD for the past seven wears
have been with view strn!y und permanent i'm.
provensn OF the land and think ts present condition will
show that have not been unsuccessful. Besides hay
Ing over two hundred bushels OF wheat seeded have
had Oh the farm Tor the past year nearly 900 head Of
sheep and good stock of cattle, which shew that s
we'll adapted to grazing
II rarely that farm in such condition, and hnvrg
such advantages rs HAWFlELD is offered In market
The fences in excellent repair. Tie land entirely
clean and fine heart clear of bushes and rock and
be cultivated with little labor al large profit, ANY
other tract si its size. is therefore, in condition TO
pay PROFIT at once, and determined TO sell, invite
oil who wish 10 purchase farm desirable place of
residence and proht 10 examine il previous the day OF
sale
IEkMs.-One fourth cash. balance in equal instruments
OF anil year,. with interest from the day of sale.
II more desirable TO the purchaser other might be
agreed upon
Mr.. John >. Graves resides at HAWFlELD, and will
take pleasure in showing the farm any who will
visit him WM. G.. CRENSHAW,
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ATKINS AUTOlIATOS.
OR SELF .RAkING REAPER AID MOWER
% EST MACHINE IN USE.
- mi in

ATKINS AlTOA}ATOS,
OR SELF .RAkING REAPER AND MOWER.
ID EST MACHINE IN USE.
ID Qhe 6rst) used in 1859
40 used successfully In 1853.
800 in twenty different States in 1854
200 in all parts OF the Union In 1855.
5000 building for the harvest in 1856
There six good tor this unparalleled increase
and great popularity
LIST ], is strong and reliable, and easily managed.
Cd. Il saves the hard labor OF Raking
3D. 1t saves at least another hand in binding.
18th 1t SCATTERING by the careful handling in Ra
king; besides the straw being laid straight 10 wells Sc
cured In the shea and does not drop in the after hand
ling and the heads are not exposed In the sacs 80 that
the Grain saving even exceeds the Labor saving
5th II Is agoOd Mower being one OF the best convert
BILE machines in use.
9th 1t has a knife that doe, not choke.
lts other exceencies too numerous TO mention mere
are fairly given in the Circuurs ls intrinsic worth 10
also atesed by the award mostly In only three yeat OF
OVER EIGHTY FIRST PREMIUMS
PR1cE:-Reaper and Mower, s205; s75 on it's receipt,
S75 first September. and S55 first December P1:e OF
3elfKakng Reaper only $780, liberal discount for I'D
vance payment. :.
number for this market is limited
Circulars giving impartisny the opinians OF Farmers
together with orders notes, &C., pRed TO aFpcs'a ana
pre- paid. =,
Having taken a shop at Baltimore from Mr. Benson,
corner Of Monument street, we shall be able 10 supply
Farmers In that reou with that required and
make all repairs eXpeditiously and chcnpy Extras can
also he obtsned Of the following agents Tor The sale Oh
his machine
Baldwin Csrdwell g. Co, Richmond; W. B. Church &
Rro Petersburg; II. 8. Whtnorr s. Bro, Lynchourg;
Wexford Eastman e. Co Fredericksburg 80
Communications addressed to eithpr OF the Agents VIII
N 1T with prompt attention. May e-h1"4"
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PROPOSALS FOR BIDS
TIME Governor Of the Commonwealth OF virFi:ia
hereby yives notice, TINT under the a:t OF The Grae-
raj Assembly passed the leth day Of March A. d. lsa
he will cause be prepared and signed Treasury noles
on which borrow money Tor the purposes OF the Com
monenih other than works Of internal improvement.
The said notes will be made payable to the order Of
those to whom they given, and payable at the TreA
sury of the Commonwealth one year alter thelr respec;
the times at which they are severay payable and no
longer They will for such times bear six per cent in
terest per annnm The faith OF the coEmonweslth Is
said act They will b. transferable by delivery and
signment endorsed thereon by the person TO whom they
made payable They will be receivable after ,he;oh
monwrah. other than moneys due on sale OF her
bonds according the regulations OF said act The Au.
dtor Of Public Accounts Will redeem and pay the said
Treasury when the arc redeemabe and phya
bio He may also with the consent OF the Governor
purchase the said notes at par He may also, WITT IKE
consent borrow such he may Ui eSpesisnt and
necessary meet public cECaeeaaEts OF the sal. Of
ssch notes ut or a3ofa par. TE2y viii be delivered by
the Aurcr Of Pablic Accounts on the receipt of the
Treasurer fcf tie money paid therefor. The amount
oil such notes outstanding at any one time until
ST October, 1851, cannot exceed in the aggregate
81 300 900 principal Afterwards no more be- sold
and delivered until the outstanding is reduced 10
aeI 600 and then it exceed that sun in principal
nntl the Both September, 1855 After that date
can be sold and delivered until the amount outstanding
roduced 10 $500 and then cannot exceed that sum-
In principal until the 3Oth September, 1859 And after
TINT date the sale and delivery Of such Treasury notes
heh,If nj the Commonwealth, by the Treasurer and
countersgnei by the Auditor Of Public accounts under
the forms prescribed by said act The Commonwealth
practicable by such Instructions rules and regulations
as the Auditor of Public Accounts may make sGd :ut
against fraud and losses Upon the return sy OF them
cancelled New notes Oily may be delivered in place of
the notes 81 rdta!ncd and cancelled within The limits OF
she aoans allowed be outstanding, at any one time
TIE laws against forging bank notes are made applicable
as we'll 20 the forgery Of these notes
Bds for loans upon to be prepared and delivered
under this act viii be received and considered uati the
ls day of May, in the year 1856 ATa she Auditor OF
PUBLIC Accounts will from this time forth receive bids Tor
the sale and delivery at rate not under pnr
IJ aS.hority Of the Governor:
G. W. CLUTTER,
Aud. Pub. Accts
Richmond w Morcb 40 1c-c
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NEW PlsUGU

NEW PLOUGH
"JE have been cuRag ed Tor some 40
w une past in getting up the N-
patterns for Plough rsrecal.
~ designed for turning under the GSS.nSsaezcSs
heest sfowihoi vegetable matter aud we have Row the
pleasure ni informing friends that we think We
fully accomplished that end. ~ w A"''
we would call the attention of the Farmers IN this
ouSn ne wen hs 10 our large stock OF Plourhs of every
.tHe Cuinvators, Corn Wecders New Ground Jurnuing
nGaer' Large three Horse Cultivators for putin, IL
Nnea hIrows, &c, &c All OF which are made in our
own shope by good w0rkmen and warranted 10 civ. sis
incnon GEO. WATT CO., Franklin Street
o, square below the Exchange, Richmond, Va
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M Tur VOTERS OF HENRICO

TO THE VOTERS OF HENkioo
iSG COUNTi.-rELIow CIrIzESs IL oseuni"f
necessary IN May next, TO elect sher;' Tor our
49, use. a. candidate ior that oice Having served
~. :o sometime past rs Deputy Sheriff an opportunity
dss been afforded you OF forming an op'ninn as 10 my
c1.i5cs:ions pledge myself, ehoud be your pleasure
III elect me- to cout!nu" M crHrst1 ne your
Mash aS-.,N,, '@' join 7. CHlLDREi.
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MILLER & CO.,
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
Corner 81. Puul and baltimore Strcet.

baltimore, MARYLAND
Something Ncur More Prizes than Ranks
VUNHE next Havana Lottery presents some fresh and
Il interesting points. 1t shows feature Of com.
msnding attraction viz the buyer of 2. a. t. ~ tick
cts or shares 10 sure and is guaranteed to draw half of
them prizes of at least the value of IS 50 each This
fact will make this class decidedly the popular
ing Of the series II contains
81 600 TICKETS. OF WHICH l5tnO ARE PRIZEsi
This scheme brought out Class H. be drawn on
Saturday, / 9th dny OF lIny.
And contains will be seen. prizes than blanks!
Buyers will bear in mnl that inge ticket $40
tickets SEQ OF this however s. 50 is be drawn
back. The advantage of purchasing tickets
obvious glsncr-thus while the outlay is $50 yet the
risk is but Sll So being only 81 so than single
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DIRECT l.HPORTATION

OF BNliIlS HSS 1tiOT', ft'h LADIES AND GEE-
TIEMEN. MISSES, AND CHILDREN
Have received and opened Of Ladies sa,>
IL ard Gcntlrmen'e, Misses nnd3Chirens Boots HSE u
and Shoes, imported direct from Paris by myself ~
They OF superior quality. Such boots md ia
shoes have never been in this part Of the World be
tore They manufactured by the Premium Boot md
Shoemaker of France who received The medal the
Worlds Exhibition in Paris, last fall will challenge
any house in Rc mond in the entire South produce
such goods have also materials for the apuiHcure Of
Ladies' Gaers Of all colourS sucn ba surpassed
here c.ewhere ALEX'R. HILL,
Importer and manufacturer Of Ladies and Genrlcmrns
Roots and shoes l27 Main st Richmond Va
Anr ~
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SIIOCKOE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS
CORNER OF CARY AND 18TH STREETS,


RICHMOND. VA.
ENALBOTT BROTHER, Propric.ors of thr above
works. arr now building PORTABLE STEAM En-.
GlSEs, OF HI improved construction OF all Sizes from
six 10 inry Horse Power, suitable for Circular saw Mile
1hrcshinS Machines and other purposes, which they fiat
ter themselves fully equnl II superior any En-
gineE ever built here elsewhere.
They will also furnish STATIONARY STEAM EN-
GlSES from ten Horse 10 my required power.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS OF the most approved
structiOn and of various sizes
PUMPS and WHEELS for WATER WORKS, POR-
TABLE GRiST MILLS and IRONS for MILLS Of all
kinds
RAILROAD WORK Of every description
TOBACCO PRESSES, FLATTENIEG MILLS and all
articles used in Manufacturing Tobacco; together with
every kind of BRASS and IRON CASTINGS and
WROUGHT IRON WORK.
They also the exclusive Manufacturers III ths city
snd Agents for the "EXCEI.Sl0R YOUNG AMERICA
CORN AND COB CRUSHER,' which they conhdently
recommend to their and enas superior
any Mill Of the kind with which they quainted a
supply of which will always be kept on hand for which
they solicit orders. April II
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uo TuE VOTERS OF IfESklCo
TTVS7,y a vacancy having occurred IN me
81 COZ ,Es t,,rcui; Court OF ilenIice By me
Vi m; s's s incumbent anuoanse my's; ess s"s
ts:. O. ne $50 U Dts, of The County Court OF sud
deputy i; ,s Ts ou. wears my official business 'rans"e
e0an ,SFtae yo:sr. generally have afforded them an OPP
s = n Sg2s . a; for
sat iIo-tEespe'"-'' TEMPLE Elicit
decision
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AGRICULTURAL WAREUoTsr

'SNhh -unscrloershavln- removed ~
u 10 thclr new factory on Cary
str"rtr between 9th and 10Th sfreets KY
are prepared 10 receive orders tor all Ac eSSfS7aD
Kinds o; Agricultural Machines and Implements of the H.
tcst and most approved patterns, which will he mndr nf
the best materials and OF superior workmanship They
ask attention To "Chrdwelrs double and ,uyi, gc.r.i
fl"rscpower5 and Threshcrs' which have thken ure.
MUM nj every Far al which they have been cxbibed
Also, 70 Crcskill Clnd Cru-hc NANNY. Psrnt Kenn
cr and Mower the best in USE Fawkc, Patent Lime md
Guano sprsader, highly approved; Hay Prcs,es: IIsy
RnEes; Corn Smell crs. from $40 S35; Smiths Patent
straw Cutler Grain CrAdlr &c Richs Patent Iron beam
pow, 0! various sizes DC They subjun The opinion of
tue lion Win. C. Rvcs, Of these Pows
BALDWIN, CALDWELL & co
Richmond March :. 1876
CASTLE Hill. Dec. Is, 1854
Col WIN b. STov3HTos-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
recording here my impression of tho performance of ycur
Pow (ltlclls Iron beam pHtcn ut Gotham, to-day The
work tar more thorough and complete ,han that Of
my pln" ever saw in operation before The furrnw
opened By "ha very generally IL inches deep and about
~ inches wild" in lnrd, close land and most erctn.lly
and perfectly cleaned out Of the sod earth nllin,
back inUit
The trial OF the pillow witnessed Ly many o my
neiSnb"r-. among whom will mention Mrssrs Frank Il
Nelson. H. Genet, II. Lewis c. B. Hopkins Thomas
Watson Of Louisa, &c. all practical and most excel
lent judgc o! agricultural Implements and there was b,
one opinion among them as To the superiority and unrx
rrplohnb!e performance OF your pillow.
Wishing you equal success elsewhere in making this ~
luAhc implement tavorably known to our agricultural
brethren remain, yours truly,
March WIN G. RIvES
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDIS uA,
OVER NEAR TIE EQRE Guukl,u

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LASDIS HAN.
OVER. NEAR THE FORK CHURCH.
HSuRSUAST 10 4 decree OF the Circuit Court of the
IL county of Hanover, pronounced the 18th day of
March, 1856 In suit therein depending under the style
of Thornton and others against Tomkcs and Others the
undersigned, the Commissioners therein named will on
the premises 1t the Mansion House. the Both dar OF
this month"; (hny) II fair, otherwise the hrst suabe day
thereafter, proceed TO cell to the highest bidder. the
following terms:
manning third years. The credit payments bear
interest from the day Of sale The purchasers to give
bonds with approved sona security, AID the re
hand to be retained until the further order of the
The tracts Of lupd hereinafter mentioned.
FirsThe tract called Church Quarter, ming the
lands OF William Thompson. Esq., MAJ p. " Price, and
others containing 2J On this land there
Portable builGiDgs.
Second-The Mansion House tract containing about 400
adjoining the lands OF Alexander NJ Morris ESQ
Ed WINSTON ESQ.,, and Others On this tract the buildings
good, the Mansion House being OF the neatcst
houses in that pnrt OF Hanover. The barn and other
houses are In Tes peCtable TciHir.
Thrd-The tract called Dukes, nd oinng the Mansion
House tract, containing $50 acres or thereabouts
FouIth.-The Old Orchard containing about 80 acres,
adjoining Dukes.
The Inst mentioned tracts will be sold in body or in
different lots as the Commissioners mny determine the
day OF snle
10 rarely the that such opportunity ID afforded
persons Of purchasing land in desirable and
bic neigh5o hood the present being healthy part
Of Hanover in miles OF the Virginia Central uilruAd
and Of The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail.
road. and about twenty miles from Richmond HanUy
Academy is not hHn mile on.
Persons wishing 10 the premises will be shown them
by Mr.. Temple }. Blunt, living on the premises
WI. o WINSTON, !
WIN. II. WYNN, c.
CHASTAlN WHITE, 'oh! Is
I
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..,.u.S OE RICHMOND =

~T0 THE - he held ON the Old lust you
TIE c'ts,.on rS ~ votes for three Commission
I Be csft On 10 a. ]. directed ty act OF Assembly,
''s =. IS; soss'H" y; the candidates for your
G"s' 's,r ms.,; 10 you Nm INDEPENDENT CANDl
tsSs 4" y nv The c;.;iOu OF any party caucus
n I" sass ' 'ss s;. l nsss 'ss
-, 4. s' An'Gt'S""' which it Was impossible TO
SCI, $sasdaS S"9'", " wich meeting adjourned In
lsse nSnns WON deem me lit for tine Office shall
d:'9,asis f,l 10 receive II al YOU b. SLADE.
| la, yNt ---@
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES

r. II. BOSiiER successor OF JAMES BosHHR)
HAS hand lnIre assortment of CAR. csg-E,R
IA RlAGE5 and HARNESS, among which 60
may be found some fine Coaches. with outside Dckey
Seats -four and ak Rockaways slide sent Bupgics and
RRggiea with and without tops-to which he particularly
invites the attention of those in Of any article in
Carriage line they will be disposed of acco,amcIs
ting terms by application Mt his manufactory, M 223
corner Main and 9th streets Aug :--eots
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN HALL.

METROPOLITAN HALL.
nLE BULL would mos, respectfully inform the citi'
of Richmond that he will give his second and last
GRAND CONCERT in Richmond, on SATURDAY EVE.
MING, May 10th.
On which occasion he will be assisted by tho following
eminent Artis,es The tsvorite and talented young
Vail, LOUIS sCaRlEBER, the great Cornet a.p.ton
Player and FRANZ ROTH the distinguished Pianist and
''"f PROGRAMME.
PART
|, sOo-PianO FOrse-"F.at MarOurka," schuOd.
csvasina-Ne Open; chi%5 d Ro'euburs ROs'ni
g. So,o--Cornet s,Ps,on-Graud Fantasia, from
the Hugeuots introducing some besuti.
LOUIS scHRlEBER
sOHS-"we Met by Chance, !; ......-.. Kueken
s. -violin-Grsnd Concerto Allegro Masto.
So Adagio Sentimental. nondo Pastoral Ole Bull
OLE BULL.
l. solo-pisno Forss-lmproysi ...............Ro Roth
+. ROTH
. Aria-From the Opera Clara di Roscmtergh. Ricci
MISS VAIL.
Solo--Cornet s.Piston -"Wonld were a Boy
Again, with variations:
LOUIS SCHRIERER.
1. Scotch song-"Coming Through the Rye"
~ ' ANNA spiNoIA.
S. Soo-Violn-The Mothers Prayer. Ole Bull.
OLE BULL.
6. Grand Buu-No Mattide non Morra. .Ricci.
Sig'p SPlNOLA and MISS VAIL.
:. Observation-Disclosures and Carnival of
Venice, by requrso. MISREPRESENTATION Bull.
OLE BULL.
INTERIOR ARRANGEMENTS
Admission TO all parts of the Hail. One Dollar Seats
be secured without extra charge al the Music Store
| of Mr. Woodhouse
With every admission ticket to reserved seats will be
given certificate. bearing the number corresponding
every seat. The certificate has remain in the hands
the original holder and establishes the ownership of The
seat
On the eveapg Of the Concert there will be in attend
number Of Ushers, whose duty will be 10 show
Visitors TO their respective seats
| SF-Doors open at o'clock Concert commences