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DANGER OF PuNNINa.-The New York Advertiser
says: ''Thers was great excitement in Wall street
today In consequence Of the reported expulsion of
q member of the board of brokers, this forenoon.
We withhold the gentleman's name, and are not
prepared to say what effect his crime may have had
upon the price shares It'll reported that he pro-
posed to the board the following conundrum :
why are amateur fishermen visiting Long Island
shore like the allied armies Ansoer. Because they
want Sea-bas to.pnN' (Sebastopol) TAe offender
put the probty and other we'll known virtues of the
board to severe test If he was expelled It served
him right"
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A NTHRACITE White and
"A Red Ash, of the best quality; for sale by
VIM. a. DAVIS CO.,
Office at George Meriam's, 18th street,
=, de 12-St Between Main and Cary.
ADVERTISEMENT :
CEBASTOPOL not being taken.

ADVERTISEMENT
GEBASTOPOL not being taken,
~ Tho heavy lance and sword,
Against it have been wildly shaken,
Aud dreadful voleys pourd.
The fearful slaughter of the Alma,
All being past and done,
And Thibet Shawl and Silken Talma,
Abroad in winters sun.
And MIR. Soule (unlucky surely,)
Now having had chance,
To ride his hobby horse securely,
Tho length and breadth of France.
The yellow Calf rnia,
Still being found to hold,
Within its cornucopia.
Some struggling grains of gold.
And Russia's gTasping Nicholas
Who goes for conquest straight,
Not getting yet single slice,
OF Turkey on his plate.
Upon q just and careful taxing.
OF all these facts in mind:
MILES AMBER still continues king.
Ut Door and Sash and Blind.
In Mayo street-where at their leisure.
His friends and all may siege
An hour to call for work at pleasure.
That cannot fail to please
de 12-1w feFH
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TOBACCO 4oENCY'
GREENE. HR1T1. ~,

ee.S = Z. - 11zSAHx1 q AJkEEN tse
ID an1 - California Styeet 6an Prsr.,..n
CELL Tobacco d Commiss 4. .s. 49,!
~ 6em - ~ aeeount a. a. VIrs,sss ,s .ssegs
tugeg8 on4 - when - roEex = Ssaesse'
49, EuDaoMp. Davenport 4 c.. nieh...s
Gog Quy boaso. s1''se
Msa'il AILrs pAxsss. psv YesA, VII i M.
seIs-dhwIy
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The Boston Mail ''hangs out its banner" with tn
name of Edwin Forresr az Native American candl
gives d that he is big enough and strong enough t
bear their banner to the breeze
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A DVICE GRATIS.-Iti is said that one
"A of the most celebrated physicians that ever
lived at his death left large sealed volume.
tanning all the information he lad gathered during
his life 1t was sold by his executors 1t was with
out being opened, for several thousand pounda-
When opened. it was found to be filled with blank
leaves, with the exception of this prescription:
'fKeep the Feet Warm, and the Head Cool"
To do the former. especially advise ladies and gen
and get pair of his BOOTS or SHOES, and also q
pair of his WATERPROOF CORK SOLES, and
put them In your Boots or Shoes; and. my word for
It, you will have warm feet, which will insure good
health if you have it, and very conducive to it. if you
have it not.
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THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
l. WINTER CLOTHING AT COST FOR CASH.
Intending TO make change in my business, will
from this day offer my entire stock of r EADY
MADE CLOTHING at cost for cash MY stock be-
the last GO days, opportunity il offered to
those who have not laid in their Winter supply.
respectfully invite call from the citizens and vsi.
tors generally, with the that mean what
say. HENRY SHAFER,
del Corner of Main and 18th SITS
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FOR LADIESs-We are now
opening q large assortment of Ladies'
Shoes and Boots Of different kinds among them are
Ladies' morocco, goat and thin sole Boots
Ladies' morocco thin sole Boots
Do goat Bustins and best Cater Boots
Do calfskin Walking Shoes
Do white hid and white satin Slippers
Do black satin Slippers
Do Over Shoes of different kinds
We invite all in want Of the very best and hand
some 1T Shoes, to give rs q call We are receiving
new supplies every week. We viii sell them very
low for the qualities.
NO q PUTNEY, WATTS & PUTNEY.
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FOR NORFOLK AND

ewsK-A FOR NORFOLK AND
u RTSMOUTH.-RAILR GA D
LINE, via FORT WAL It3lm beautiful
Smith, willresume her place on the line, on MON
DAY, October S0th.
The cars running in connection with tho Augusta,
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot eve
~ Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning. at 81
O'Clock. Returning, the Augusta will leave Norfolk
on the alternate days, 81 A. H. touching all the
landings on the river. both going and returning.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk. q 90
Children over S, and not over IL years of age,
half price.
To any point on the river... ................I 90
Meals, eech. so
Do do for children and servants.......... Is
Office r. p. r. Col
Oct 28th. 1854. oc28
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DR.. Thomas Dick, author of the Christian Philos-
opher has written aleter from Scotland contradict
ing the exaggerated reports of his extreme poverty,
which originated he says, 10 the fact that Mrs Dick
ing parcel to neighboring hotel that she kept no
servants. His books have not proved very lucra-
tive to him, because he always sold the copyright
at q low figure. The "Christian Philosopher" was
originally sold tor 2125; and after adding two or
three hundred pages of matter, he received $50
more About fifteen editions OF this work have been
published, each of which, It 10 supposed, produced
Of least G200 to the publisher.
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DscHAaGEp.-James McDougal, claimed under
the Ashburton treaty on charge OF murder In Nova
Scotia, ssbeen discharged BY the U. 8. commits
sonsr ct Boston, the evidence showing the case to
be one of mansaughter.
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M&6Ck1Af4eA1 s0OVOs
NOTICE.-Al persons having claims
IN ssaInst the Estate Of HfNLky P. CtorTCn. -
ceased Win pr.ssnt them e e; and =, ssspssS e
'-'. y; A. :. CLorToN,.
NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
NO, 15s MAIN STAEET.
r. D. KEELING would respectfully IN
La form his friends and the public generally th9
be hes taken the stand lafsly eecspiea b NJ IL.
ss &: s ns
ii Il I. Ss.ocsss ana i 20. lss.ivias from ths
Northern markets. large supply Of EAll and winter
Clothing, consisting Of
f,.in and n fancy ca.:'n'r' v.:s.
!. . Velvet ).
Cloth and Cashmere Oyer Coats
BI.si Cloth T.lmas
P.s. JAS. LIVINGSTON wsuld inform his friends
en-. ,ss B. asssas uoua
them at the new stand &C 90
nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
IL BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets, is
e .ns .s
A. he s prepared to east every day, per.ons want;
ing WoIk oone oen 70 - = ~
All kinds Of ship. House and Church BELLsmade
patronage from the publisis respectfully
N B.-Hishsst cash price paid forold metals.
my 2S-9m
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY DIS
IN COUNTED at reduced rates
TRANS-ALLEGHANY BANK NOTES discount
The highest price paid for GOLD and SILVER.
Exchange ON Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York
and Boston. bought and sold a ,r,Yrv,s o~
No. Pearl St., formerly Stratton'a)
VLOTHING AT 1O2 MAIN STREET
~ The great desideratum IN the purchase of Clo-
thing il to obtain garments that in their Per
gance and economy Confident that in the manufac-
turing of their Clothing they have arrived at no
small degree of perfection, and that In the above
mentic particulars their garme nts excel the sub
scribers invite all Ito examine their stock
which IL replete with every thing new and desirable,
both style and material They sell good articles
and ask only living profit; and in 90 doing are not
und ersold BY any house in this city.
de9 KEEN, BALDWIN u %. g
CERVANTS' CLOTHIN Give have
- now in store large and desirable stock of Ser
wants Clothing. to which wish to call the alton
ton of Tobscconists, Contrsctors and all those in
which will enable purchasers at all times to have
large assortment from which to make selections, and
we pledge ourselves to offer their Goods at such
prices as must give satisfaction.
de o 102 Main street.
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NOTICE. have leassd the BLACK
~ HEATH COAL PITS, Ia Chestsr6sld Count.
@ 81 s:r% we1zs73 e. ssvs ss.osstsS viii Ne
On the Ooel DusfasN u IL yarione krnnehes fhss
sSs.ness I'LL - Conducted N the ns1e anl style Of
kisAnaond. Nos. 9th, 1854.
W0 have appointed Mr.. JNO. FARRAR.
$3.50 1ssassf the E1ellsh Ca. car Aesst ani
- 80 4t1ins bsslsea. Order sfirSsae1 e -
= Aashmoads Va. will Ysosise croupt sttss.
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RICHLY BOUND BIBLES, PRAYER
~ BOOKS and HYMN BOOKS.-The subscriber
;,SS,ppi1sd With large and splendid collection Of
intermediate sizes beautifully bound In velvet mo-
rocco, calf and other bindings.
frsyer books OF all sizes, from the largest pulpit
s.nt .aS smallest pocket edition, in various es
Hymn Books suited to all denomination. of Chris.
'i. ss IL JAMES Wq 50 M.|n !sa:.,
BLOCK TIN DISHES-With high or
Or Stsys full supply of all sizes on hand; for sale
at a. the p House Furp a;ti store q
Ok PALS NEW REFINED LARD. :
~ hhds prime new Bacon Sides.
DO do do do Joles.
dela JNo. WoMB 81 sa e 81.
EsOR IRE have for hire. = Man Ga--
= want whom wish to hire to som. 49,. So =.
me mani tss s Of the yssr who win give sueh employ
As,S Ii not expose him 70 bad weather q veiy
20 70 Gsn'l Agent ana Com. lM 49,.
5000 T TT; Of s! Seasoned ! inch
Dc Y 18th t. between Main and FrsniIin.
yX5.OUO salseIEs !. c ,..1 r. :,
dc "a lsa ( s.t-.. Dx ID. Z .. DsyPP a:sl.
SCANTLING, SCANTLING.--Rscei7-
-. ing thi. d.y issGs LET q ssPsor sesst!ias all
1'' ale iss lev y sDw x.s ID
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
49, ~. D ~. G0oDs-I hsvs jna epsAsl -
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. 3
- .sasn xsss pussnassd n The Nosthsu ms5kstsL On
- ~ se g am prepassd g sasr
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Judge Phelps of Vermont, has given written
and Burlington Railroad Company, comprising all
the rolling stock and tools of theroad can be held
by the second mortgage trustees, who are now In
possession of them.
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CO-PARTNERSHI - The advertiser
~ 10 DESTROYS of forming co-psrtnership with two
extend between Charleston and New York 1t is of
the honorable character, and will command the
talents and services of several gentlemen. Money
required 81, 600 to $4,000 each. Enquire at this
office. de l2-St*
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TTP0RT1NT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-srn CEaTiricArE.-The fnllevina eestincaia
.asrsssei % On Agent for Mn DAWg COUCH
EEixIE, was volsntarily given. Mr. Wiles = -
lnssl!is.nt gentleman, sad van kaown sasesshess
- BowLlsc oaEss. Caroline. March p, 1854.
M E y. ,i.s & paw. co as =
il.sis ss:ss.:r, ws.a =: ia y: wSeegss Sosss
ssssss With :sv:r. sosshss and :sss
prspasssios q an szesllsnt nsdIcins inmy jads
neat no family ought e be without Il w1rra
Pastor 9th. Il. Il. Church south.
On Caroline Circuit. We. Cont.
Alex Duvsi, kstsrson Jackson, Chss. Millspaush,
=. J. Risot, A. Bodsksr and Charles D. Yale.
Ii THE WORLD Is SAD AND
"A DREARY.-Cousumption the foundation o.
iii IN the rst stsass q that dreaded Of all diseases
can escape from the destroyer Of our homes and the
M e nj Rsts :1a; ABB Il s;f1E
Cossh. Group, 10. Apply immediately the ANTI
deadly n enemy from being In our midst AK for
Leonard Instant Relief to be obtained, wholesale
ms, :ns eqr's 49, NAM
Governorst., Richmond, Va.
~ Price 25c. per hottie. Country merchants sup
Piled a. usual Gel
DOLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINZ
| i MENT- This preparation still continues to at.
tract the attention Of the afflicted. Numerous cures
been cured ~ this Iinimsni and thousand: who
now suffering from sffiiction of similar nature,
I f1SiS ss' R1a e MAI LIN ISIMENT
e. '.ls sy PURCELL kAPD p.v CO Benz ssnn Main
/ ct; and w. r. Lsdd and L. B. Thomas. Broad st.,
CMITH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
the cur. Of Dyspsp Nervous ,ro De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs.
CERTIFICATES.
New YORK, April 20. 1852;
Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial. and have obtained the
most beneficial results. consider it the only sure
Ieure for Dyspepsia and would recommend any per.
-'''''4 "''' ''-' ''-@--o : t. B. LENT.
PHILADELPHIA, HAY s, 1852.
would advise sll who are afflicted with Dyspepsie
to use DR.. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial was afflicted
with that disease three years, during which time
tried everything that could be recommended, and
without relief One bottle of the Dyspepsia Cordial
healthy as have over been. l have witnessed the
same effect others. consider this certain cure
for Dyspepsia. HENRY DUNLAP,
| Coachmsker, 70 Crownst
| PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 1855
DR.. SMITH-Desr Sir Your Dyspepsia Cordial had
the most wonderful and instantaneous effect on me.
induced to i've it trial felt relief from the first
time tookit. Two bottles effected complete cure.
have given it to several of my friends and invara.
Yours truly, J.W. FITCH,
/ Warrington House.
/ FOR sale by ]. b. WOOD, and
ALEXR DUVAL,
au28-Sm AGENTS for Richmond. Va.
n EDC D D I0DDTCI (1IsT ISTD 4 1TIyI1
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= FOR LADIES.-FALL AM

WINTER SHOES.-We respectfully ask
the attention of Ladies' to varied and extensive
stock of SHOES and CATERS, suitable for their
use the present and approaching seasons We have
every description OF Cater Boots, thick and thin
soles, at prices varying from 1.50 to $275; white
Satin and Kid Caters from $3 to 81; Morocco and
Kid Walking Shoes from 100 to 81 IS; Kid and Mo-
rocco Slippers from 90 to $l.50; also Kid and Mo-
rocco Jenny Lind and Buskins, embracing some az
fine las been offered in this city. In short,
have believe almost every kind and style usu-
fully invited to give call, and promise, that
they shall receive polite attention. and every induce
ment will be offered them, to make their purchases
of u.s. oc17 WHITE l. PAGE, IS Main ut.
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wi CEDAR TAR, for sale by Messrs. DOVE 4
CO., Main street. has more testimony than any ether
medicine in use, for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and all diseases arising from i'm
pure blood.
q See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle, or for Is. sp q to
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RUSHTON CLARK q CO.'S

For Consumption, Scrotula, 8-c.
THE great success which has attended
l. the use Of the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations, and as much disappointment and
chsssrs should use the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of RUSHTON CLARK & CO. in full
is blown in the bottle and is each LABEL and the
signature in full each cork aspne other is gen.
uine. We have been at great pains aud expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and our Mr..
Clark went to New Foundland to superintend the
pure and superior quality in every respect and made
from the fresh Lvers, and not purified from the
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton CLARK & Co.'s article for sale
by PURCELL. LADD co and BY Druggists gen.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
no 6-d&wSm Fes
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MAURICE'S DOCT1

- MAUklCES UOClklNE.-
ANY MONEY IN THE UNITED
BTATEs.-WlNTER SH0ES.-Just received ct the
Metro politau, 1000 pairs of Ladies' Morocco Bus
kins with thick soles, and lined with Canton flannel
throughout.
200 pair Ladies' Shoe Caters, or Cloth Shoes,
thick soles.
E 100 pair Ladder Black Gsiters with thick soles
100 pair Ladder Congress Boots, with elastic
grooves IN the side.
1000 pair mems. boyS and youths Boots, of ev.ry
kind.
will sell Goods and take the notes Of cpery bank
In the State Of Virginia North Carolina and South
Carona and the notes of all other solvent banks in
the United States Of America
For cheap. good Shoes and accommodation: call at
MAURICE,S Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Saloon,
Isl Main street. Eagle Square, Richmond, We.
de5 C. 8. MAURICE.
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GUNS, PISTOLS, SO.

FIVE $40 5TERS. Aliens
Aevovers, Rides single and Double Pistols, Ely and
other PERCUSSION CAPS, Wads, Epeiish and
American Powder Knives ofa kinds Fishing tackle,
Walking Canes, Fish-hooks. etc /, from common to
the finest made all of which am Offering for sale,
low similar articles be purchased in the city
am also prepared to RE-6TOCK, MEND and
REPAIR GUNS. PISTOLS. etc, In the best man
ner and ct small charges. ss3
spublic invited to give me call at my store
south side Of Main street. few doors east filth IT.
3 ~ THOMAS w. TI0NOR.
&C Ism Gun Maker and RepaireY,
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A1nksr OF GIRL.-Ellen keenan,, Q young
Iriah girl has been arrested in Watertown, Aass.
for setting on frea Catholic church in that place
She b reported TO have had some difficulty viii
the priest
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~ GUNS, GUNS-PISTOLS,
PISTOLS-At s. Main street EN-
COURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT
- ERS.-ANOTHER d IRECT I'M
PORTATION OF GUNS AND WATCHES TO
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FROM LIVER
FOUL ust received, direct from the manufacturer
another lot of those cheap double barrel Guns and
Gold Watches that has given such general satisac.
ton and will be sold lower than any other gun store
factories in England
to $50.
Pistols-Colts, Aliens and Others from 75c. to &25
Powder Flasks at so cents
Percussion Caps, 1000 for 40 cts.
Bowie Knives, at 81.
Wads-in boxes containing $50 each, at 1870. abox
Gold Watches warranted in going order, 20 to $50
Silver Watches at $5. =
Spoons, &c.
n; b: Just received few more of those 8-day
faction. HENRY LYMAN, Sc Main st.,
se IS Direct Importer OF Guns and Watches.
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QY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGIL

ADY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGIL
- NIA-A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hs-
Wing bosn received BY the Excessive, the4 ON the
night Of the seventh instant dursa tbs confederation
It the Psnitsntiary. ELIAS HELMS, . convict who
Sn sa me q nshs eoanty q ys
inssid Peuitsntisu, for the crime q Burglary. e.
capped thersffom. Md II eoine ct large: There
fore. I do hereby olFsr reward Of ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY DQLLAe to any person OF persons
who shall arrest the mid ELIAS HELMS, end deli
yar him int the Penitentiary; and do moreover
quire al officers Of this Common wealth. civil and
military, and request the people generally 70 ne
their best exeons TO procure the arrest of the said
HELMS, that he may Be brought to justice.
LIS der the lesser seal Of the Commons ealth,
49, ct Richmond. this eighth day Of DECENT,
: - 20 JOS JOHNSON.
By the Governor.
GEO. w. MUNFORD,
Secretary of the Commonw'th.
ELIAS HELMS II about twenty-seven years cid,
Eve feet eix and quarter inches high, white com
nIaxfon black hair and dark evea. de- 9-12f
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SENTENCED ron LRE.-Dr. Miller, has been con
victed Ct Montgomery, Ala, of the murder Of a
G. Jones, and sentenced TO the penitentiary fol
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r. NORTH CAROLYN Ia
MONEY TAKEN AT PAR.-Thes
Subscriber will from this time fore ard take
- North Carolina notes at par for Boots, Shoes,
Trunks Carpet Bags, &c The Public is invited to
call and examine his very large stock Of the above
Goods, where they will always find the best assert
ment to select fro in the city, aud at prices low
as any house in the Southern country.
q North Carolina money taken at par for debts
due at ALEX. HILLS
Premium Boot and Shoe Store.
de IL No. l27 Main st., Richmond.
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CEGARG, GEGARS, SEGARS.-Ihe
~ mbscribsr hes opened aEGAR STORE, Nc g
Wall street WHARF be has large lot Of Havana 0e-
sof different bra16s and viii BE- eonstsntlr n.
cefvine large s1pplisa al Of he win sell cheap
for cash Hotel keepers and otheu would do vo1l
70 Eive nae Z call bsime purchasing elsewhere. g
they Will aad 4 to thelF advantage. being connect
Cd With the Target importing AID masuiacturina
houses In will enable him % all
re lo-ussy D. GRIFFIN.
N0TICEs-The notes 0f the TRANS
IN ALIE6HANY, pERkELY aad RAIRNONT
Bs.ks q Virginia viii he teken sr theis fee & psr
- 80 No. 81 uain ans
II SMALL LOT OFYERY SUPERIOR
n kIQUoBo.-Einest ed Funch e1d Ieock
pypp1ieei also. Sherry an1 Champagne Wins4 ol1
Ne43W NMes Aoette4 WIT eperess knss ed kest
- BARREr 1 MORRIss.
II ARD.-2O bbls. New Lard; 20 pals
81 JOIN Il. cLAIBoRAE.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
:5=.sTan q 1ORNlN0. DECEMBER Is, is5s.

Tson CmnA.--By the arrival Of ths NORTH Star
"a have also later nsws from CANA. AdAirs -
..d aroapd Canton bear terrible aspect The
rrbe,s, to the number Of oss hundred thousand,
h.,ee.ser the city. and they have abundance OF
money 10 carry on The var The msndarins how
.,er. hold out bravsy and have defeated their OPP
moments 10 ussriy every skirnish that has taken
.,.e.. The Governor Of the city , In favor ofap-
u..,io, 10 foreign ad against the rebels bstis re-
strained BY fear Of a"6re IN the rear" ffom an -
soc,ate In the standardization. The scarsity and
Nth price Of TODD has csused large numbers Of
the villagers to Jake part With the rehsls 70 avoid
starvation. Altogether. checking stats ct things
prevails 10 the Celestial Empire
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- NEW FALL GOODS, 1s54.-At
M HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE
6 CLOTHING.-Just received most splendid
assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING,
ana Gentlemens Furnishing Goods of all the new
fall styles. Also, Cloths, Csssimeres Vestings &c.
&C., &c. which will be made up to measure at the
shortest notice and the best and most fashionable
vet Vestings, not to be surp used. For something
really nice call at z. B. SPENCE'S, No. 49,
Is Corner of Main and 0oyernor ats.
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m 0REAT REDUCTION N r
THE RRiCE OF HATS AND BOOTS.
ersA kfteea 90 twenty per ssnt sayea ~ bey.
M from =. n. ANTHONY, Columbisn Motel -
u6itdiue kichuond.
Mcteskfa HATS, Of best quality 90
DO Do second do......s..ss.....ss.S 90
Dino oalfskin sowsd BOOTS, 80
rlno oa1fbkiu sewed SHOES -
=. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements With
one Of the bsst makers In the city Of fhiadelpha 60
Wpply him With handsome and substantiai salftkin
Sowed BOOT, which he Will ssltat the unprssedsnt.
a low pFios Of % 50. dsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-13

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
- eHIP.-The co.psstnership heretofore exit.
ing under the firm and style Of SMITH FORE,
d this DAY dissolved By mutual consent The husi.
mes viii be continued = hsrstofore 81 LEWIS q.
SMITH. n LEWIS T. SNlTH
v. 4. FORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-13

FOR ssie hy Mn. A. B. DAVE, Bennett 4 Beers.
Alex. DuvaL Paterson Jackson, Chss. Millspaugh,
=. J. Rieot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-13

II ssNk G1N41zN6 1OOL10.-W6 1T6 HOW
Y receipt Of large s.ock Of Hand Saws. Chi
Knives spoke ehaves, be-, from the manufactory q
Mess- w. .. Butcher, She field and have In store
large stock Of Bench and Moulding Planes, Chop
Axes: HammeIs. Squares Spirit Levelae Compasees
he For sale BY VxN-LEW & TAYLOR :,