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T1E yellow f=ver at Norfolk and Portsmouth Is
ta certain extent mystery. No specific has
l==n ascarained, and how il originated there is
saJn which mas not been settled. It has been
=l thatthe fever was brought n Portsmouth
LIZ benjamin FFankIin isom St. Thomas, aonnd
New Y7rk. Being compelled TO pm, into Ports
TIA. saeIemarnei twenty days, Broke carg,,'
tll= i=vzr followed Immediately. This would
-esa TO show that The pesiIence was OF foreign
,ssln, but testimony also has been brought fot-
Il which goes to prove thet il was Of domestic
.a-.n, arising from mtasma. To determine this
s~sti3a Of the origin Of yellow fever, and sug-
-s'th= test m-ans OF remedy, is, we are glad to
retceage, engaging the at;rR ION or our medical
H-s, very generally at present, AID certainly
-ie is more vital question in tais country lor
Z .ayeslisation Of medical science.
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Reduction Of RITES 70 sni trntg
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BAL
ET'IHORE
Change Of schedule.
summer arrangement.

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a Boon to the industrious and
Unemployed!
LET Us Lave 10 EE USEFI-Lu


THE FIFTY NnyET GETTING ErsiyEsSEs.-E4asy and re-
spectacle. This excellent and valuable wCrk unpreer-
sssed Ia the annals % haouil, giving Illl IfSts.
iio's 10 npt male and ieilIe youth or as how 10 f
2iAe E1HIsuEf5 income a. tie7I Hn&ES in any e
50, respectable, ana -oney-t.7kiI- businesses without
tis IA every town. city, III village he tor 4rdc
i!isss E;l!gI 10 any add eSs The recent hf . cents
enc oset, prepaid, TO the lusiishsr L. cox, i'll Grand
street, New York city
Ih's b!eSsili=-,As boon 10 IHIUstry-lss been :lz
", a acknowledged ny lse glH-.e> uulPuteniarv
iestsr Pf'iNIus its sp11a and ti.lc tie &c
.d T.I create quite az excitement. Every aPiilca
el..t Ilsy tercad ut"n beng duly suipeu.-Ir is No
'rifrs Of Newspapers iEseiiuz1 at,oye al
EefiiSeenf Heading pt>Pl.s e,l. Eisrs i.tl,s
i"t "se live paper with II To. WIKI ht -uts al r
eelve copies oi Inc W"rk CASH. a. rTr;errsd fart
VIII
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COMPREHENSIVE.
THE understood have uHtrd themselves tor lie pur-
"e'ff Ir=iuacl It- u. kinds lion aid NaIs al the
.gu'! son H"De under tie style J. u Todd ~
ltm.
>. II TOM,
HUGH NICHOLS.
j. y. JOHNSTON
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MEDICAL.
All SHOULD TRY IT.!
Q r. j. HO ST ETTER's
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
All SHOULD TRY IT.!
STOMAC
100000 Eo,,lc. sold in Ono Ycur.


Y "FHiA, IN 'ae ,aTkei,rliaz in the medical
y Eet ioT 'Ae Psi l'F yes has ever e9Uslrd nor tau
IA article he pio'uced - uJal rlae
GREAT ANIl-BYSgEPTIC.
Pr iastei'er preparation so old granny re
sire lnr iic lac e eA'c 4s.tl tr-7ti % SONG Aluaicu
FI scans vci bal investigation IL IS tic result nf mo
iou.J aud cgbolsis stud, ouc o! :be lot sriept!ns
& 4tHI~fs vf Tie 4.lcseHt century
Ion ns'e.ia suhls his valuable biict- to anr cle
rlcg sjS eel what IS siIgi better 10. s4, tsi ,no4,
yuHl ruus- uJor7 Ihe psolrfir ol ie.e hii.
Nil h, iUuHd hy tie FIRST he luli force
ut ;s.r crest ucdrtBa effects VIII he lsajs nantes IN
az almost incredible sipIt space % time upon yous sys-
:em
,rs You dysrep,joa TleniaRc ,lese DRAFTED stom
,e2oa bjoaa3 Try cue bottle o. these briers, ana
be Iclteyei ~ one.
Are yea anHoy-i hy md s. oLi Remove tie cause by
lie uss 81 ihcse nitc
Have g.s ans! s-u-s IluyN many thousands
e- zHd >vuu have becNcured tbs Constitutions de
srf.GG itv HAS Gnie NJ Venture al
siH that while !us3eleiS Filters Sle used case Oi ie
Ncf -i-d -cIs taii-si
one glass si thIer times day be lore meals.
riii be 5uHd gtcai tonic agent, winch SFpTeel-
ale s. e.so,ally satisfied lie 'act IS they wIll be-
by giving ihr hiitcI- It.al.
inetc ats uItrJ 'iers,' represented be the
%Alch arc c"mnz stNcIy worthless Our Klifers SIe
without Tivst, TO ietr Ieu!Ia, qualities Tbey
Put u 10 square bottles, Con aiming iei quart TIE
directions vl sud '.Dr .sis-g's Stomach E.ks4E
blown IN the bottle None other genuic.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
= For safe ly an Tie principal Druggists, hotel bars.
EUSHFIELD 4 Co, and
THOMPSON d PATTERSON
5se2:lylaw Wheeling.
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Many aud jus; objections are made to all tile ordinary
.Anneis oi lie day account their offensive SMELL
-rt The uusetily stains utcH 'ri upOu the shin.
lie ina Tupnd Chemists aud the delight iastid.uUN
iaieis is ii u sdH.tei - tls surprising Curative
'-Ir |" aiy tat ~ lie shth lu which II may I've applied
Iualis rosy and ateEd glow which lUT many
aas nd leaves iAr TcNety tness u healthy Al,
-aa t' iue ciarlcd and cnlrpea appearance which is
common esi oil Utmost all Ollie articles used ;nat
HvIuss H",ce, every laGy's toilet is Supped with
wh0 Knows s excellent 4,EIi :lis respect To re
size ais seerahc UdOI need bu open one bottle aLd
IT,! .UT yourself
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ming rptiOn. vertisiug or 9th
M. acaI business OF the iHieliiseHrer should be at-
--.I "a, lie PTurrictors.
,r, concerning the editorial department OF the pa.
aouI addressed TO The editors, jointly OF TO Ell.
ore uitEsm-
,r,rsP oaloRts writing for publication, VIII please
be- ltsr an side OF the parer
tuasrrsaUrs oGSacSh oye rules wi greatly 0h=c US
eli secure Pr"mPj atieGtiuu 10 correspondents
rHsr ,uich: otherwise some times relieve.
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Wheeling Wholesale Markets.

SEFfkNBEl =, Is51.
-Er.-a $50; suFerGne Ss,zaE7,oo
.5' \ -VyHsar- prime white sl,Sssi,i5. Red and
s'-lHzl,25= Com; oats =
zaN-Gi0ser S5,52i Ti,anfhy 81 Flax S,,toG2o.
- itriotay So Otter kinds SO: clover $,
lsioNS-Hsrns I1e sides IL shoatiers Il cts:
s-E'; ~,as7
afalEs--Ner Orleans Sugar. sE8gsf Moias-
7'.sra syrup as CoLss: RIO l2sI5i cheese "a
Aus q Csad.es li., soap 5Gf SAT- Ses2r25i Lead
S--faanoa bar ,; Sd Mans 81; IoI do 1873.
-iai'-Sole 2i5zfi UFpe S31&3l,oo Per dozen;
dc S. J,z
->-Greea5i Dry IT9Ia.
io'Acco-s Twist III rappee snng 2O9soi Scotch do
20 .7E ae2aes S2s5l.
..''N-fiest quality, p.
us RY-Eecti6sd q
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o e.5s long Pzstta lie Kingdom Of love.
-.=. t- SUul ueal lis nsguile Of -loTy!''

:, - I7|- ~ 20 NJ I.II=II'I " 80
"A=.- tie SOU wea' s lis nsuI!e Of glory.''
.. boa; lode night CALAMITY over the hnge bill
lows ct t- Chesapeake, but there, before me,
ne, piled it tizrs OF thr~e or fouF deep,
YER a'sr sad, silent. daTk coifins. My imasina-
I'd each gloomy tenement with corpse
f5.e' g'as.g floating, floating. foatag,-
,"u,--w a=Te!
t.f.E Of these were a present ir0m kind
-1..=- 10 -.;7keT i'll Ba!rimare-Goi bless him
=eHrrgsl.g--lut only think Of SEca pes
'' q PCS o.. OF thirty coFylSS,
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CoehEE ~ &&TtR ASp UNION s7Ts., WHEELING, Va
EEFS constantly on hand q variety OF books among
~ which nay be found the works OF all the leading wr
!sls Of the times, such jains, BulweV, Sue Eliza K
DuPay Benucti, Arthur ItrIard DuInas; and Issyer-
My o. MS works bound good style, with backs
lie also keeps ExclsHE- LioTery. Persons puTchEs
lns books amer EeadiE- iiem i6r which
he li pay following paces foF books 30 cts; o5r
bInAs-7E' ;df 81 books ~ CENTS. nh29;iy
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED fY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

B7The storm OF yesterday afternoon prevented
is fEom Receiving our usua! tei=stapaic reports.
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-
THE subscriber offers IL public Style
Fsrve i't superior 90 Tie lagge rTvutgu. iaat, ~
- hce4ns da!: ass csJ si,Tsr;. Tucy termed
ANHH@INPES,
tls process FOR which is patented the United States
q cet 'sii and FruCe These pictures t-s mast
5eaurI 10 5E .rH'a FFgGutc Nv tic Photographic
Ia HE e-et - ;iteHcsS- Gcpili OF li-t . Shze, ard
lcGnc>s "a lone IS 'vot!.rf.. IGcy do tile
subject but represent everything its Tls l.-
etl any view, i' sii st r ages Unchanged, heiiss
iNPERlSHAB
tcacc lie ne. iyH~pcyfc, which signifies iuirsfr7
5.lty- Tie rCtgre Is aiken plain glass,
Other p'Ifc 90. cTgc>i ":id
tIS-iose cement g IcH Tie lCtue viii a.
iLai hi1anIE for ages: if El no. CJryGe by ACIDS
be .a5-EGd hy ,.=tEr c,IElztr.
Arhfgts Ie'eoseols gust be 10 be appreciated
tie rrls : Pc &c; 3s.
nasue1eotFles taken Al reduced prices Ladies and
gentlemen are vlJeG 20 cal ard my -sr'y
rs = e. F4H:fsiDGE
Land and Real Estate Agency.
- az Il EE2sEE.t.
u E>PFtlF Fl LILY ;cuLr:S jas 10 tie public
II t'eaT gent Tor tie purchase aud -ae o. Fzsu.s,
ua Esg Owed l-al.is, Cily a.G vtiiasc IIO. cry
-RsFFR To
VIM. Paxton Esq. ". 7 Wiley, ESQ, Farming
5 cr- Rogers. Esg. l.. Lars ord. Ess County
L =. Nilsson. ts5. county Tlos iioruJ.Oyh, Eeg. DO
Wheeling, july =, -. jas
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The RIDERS and GYNXfSTlC
ARii>IES. "a mG iesrriniiun Of
vi.1ln WI! be fond GU tie htlls,
7Tr 81. belonging 70 the firs. class
90 lEeI- procession. co. ha b sszes
ttid '-'e hHu|u and G.a.luzu.> ned
-vcryw iscIe las tl-
StHr TTOuTc''
al tie ttHsed States 4 fuH
MILITARY BRASS #sSn
accompanies liz I-9,rl Esbib,-
itoHs, md VIII play rgu.rrz IL. ;l,.f..
!" hi7nrss a v1riety 81 new aud
.asHlsH. rgs.c.
he Companies vii enter
iowa Pc
Grand Procession
about &" 4 " aud a:er pas>fn-
.'.71.i-:. The VriG-luai streets ,,sD-
cred 20; u..-
PAVILION or ENHElTION.
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HsLLEIFS SlsFEIE.
G a 3 : N e T II 4 K z +

So $. rnEp IT. HGoyE CATHERINE,
Philadelphia.
m@E'E EN aescrl ion I'ai:lanl Fancy Furniture,
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d b' hA&>it ii T. wAIMtN
Co-Partnership.
i MARSH las ltHs la. sssnriarsII with hin, " T
- Wrytnar or q plfp1se ItaHsaclia= the ,v.,ue-
Sai- AZ d 'eei, DO. anu shoe aaslpe> al tnr cd
J. T. Marsh, No . Nu.se street, door tree,
utt q Co. ull-r lH- HitAo.
MARSH 4 WAYMAE.
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REFRIGERATORS

d
HAVE Just received lot Of SCottss Patent staIyan-
iLei Icon a"d Zinc keiseators. Of superior quality
Call and zee them. r. B. TOODS
tIis 30 81 Monroe II.
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ID ceeiviHg Oh Consignment. two SeTnosr's Premium
Ii GFAin bniizi Tor sale al HUHRELLS.
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~ t.EEOYS o. V.f.IU..
~ "a a. uGrdGic -la!i:
10 Nitisc 10
ia SulPruTjc E-b=r;
do Nitrous
d. Aqua ammonia FFF-Nv
s-2I LA9fTHLiN~ & tCSHFiELD,
MOSQUITO BARS
I90 'LAiIE ',J e,''oIsd 'ossa.-, HaTs : $50, lot
tob cf tiue % nett, tUs has JOSH rC-'i Il
5aai HEi>rsf.li. ~ co.'s.
u>T ,eos.S I'd g- cta-s-s tau-.e--, cloths
y b. kcss dies volE nl>hs-- anal y1ftalg % others
slsrg aud plain. Is. ouI'$.
E,'~ =" 81 'is'ur"~ 81
Machine Beling.
1 LARGE iuvc.re NJ Leather .st5r- RON thc csIr
y hrsfoi nEHs'er"ry % How t;Eoihrrs, View Ycfk
and warranted crrsE tg any uf-3e.
just received aud for sac by
~ JOHN Il. T1PPsX
I cat Iob"cco,-@0 4als- old Ke:,iac - IrsI o'rs
5r&f LoG,N. TAKEE K c.
c-tNK r rcH D.and., y.stsa',.7a rue, "nl7ad ma
jcat John Il rfPPAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-12

DEATH BEHIND THE SCENEs.-Tho Paris cor
respondent of the Boston Post relates an occur
renee at the Grand Opera House in which scene
shifter committed suicide by hanging or
When the news of the circumstance reached the
foyer ala danse occasioned universal futterinQ
in the large covey of short skirts which was soon
followed by whizzing flight towards the locality
OF the casualty in search of tasmans from the ia
tai rope. The rush of flesh colored tights and the
sudden tempest of tulle completely overwhelmed
the force of police agents who had been sr1nnon-
ed to guard the body until an inquest could be
held; and when they recovered from their surprise
the rope WAS reduced to a mere shred; and by this
time probably, it is circulated all Paris set in
treasured locket, medalions, &c. The body had ev-
identity been in the position in which it was first
discovered for number of days, as it was attach
ed to portion of the scenery of the opera of the
Prophete, which has not been in use during the
week. Thus many performances had taken place
singing and dancing went on over the dead mans
head; loud strains of music, life and activity al
about him, and he lifeless, balancing in ghastly
measure to and fro, his head side. his eyebalis
sightless-resting contentedly on nothing what
ever, and altogether being very singular and, 1
may say, useless piece of property for an opera
house in the full tide of successful season. What
a succession of remarkable sentences might be
worked up out of this circumstance-the tinsel of
q theatre and the worthlesness of life-machinist
and strong drink-in the midst of life, &c.-shifted
his last scenethe was a scene shifter)-the mockery
and uproar of theatre while human soul, &c. last
flight, you know, and so on ad in6nitum.
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VOL. VIII.--NO. IL
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Monday Morning, November 12, 1883.

THE FIRE AT THE WESTERN LuyATIc AsY.
LuA.-We mentioned Saturday morning that on
Thursday evening the Female Ward Building of
the Lunatic Asylum, at Staunton, had been do
stroyed by fire. 1t contained seventeen Of the
worst class of female patients, who ware removed
to tho other buildings without sustaining any injury
Tho water from the Asylum pipes was found to be
inadequate, and the town reservoir was called into
requisition before tho flames could bo subdued-
Tho lower, and portion of the second floor Of tho
building was saved Tho following note from DR.
Sribiing will be Interesting those having friends
at the Institution:
-r STANTON Friday, Nov. g, 1855
Nessrs Editors II fear that exaggerated re.
ports may be circulated in regard TO fre which
occurred at tho Western Lunatic Asylum on last
night 9th inst)
VIII you allow me to say through your columns
that the Board Of Directors were promptly sum-
inoned to inquire into the cause Of the fire, and
WIN doubtless report the result of their investiga
ton at an early day.
Mosthappy am to assure the anxious friends of
the many afflicted ones under my care, that not
one OF them received any personal injury--that all
are comfortable, and rather think more composed
than before the accident.
Most respectfully, yours,
FRANCIS 7. STRIBIING
@ss --Ha t-- ..'ss sPhyn and Supt
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Sailing Of the ST. L ouis-Thriliiny Escape &c, &c.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1855
The 7. ~ sloop.ofwar st. Louis Capt Livings.
ton, sailed yesterday morning from this station.
for the coast of Africa. She takes out Capt Ward,
ordered to the command of tho u. s. soop- -of-war
jamestown, the nag ship of tho squadron, in place
of Captain +. B. Elliston, who returned home on
leave The ST. Louis also takes out Capt NJ Blair,
who returned to take command of the t. y sIoop.
of.war Dale
thrilling escape from death took place yester-
day on North Ninth street. A little son of Mrs
Ross, about ten years of age, had been locked in
his room as q punishment for his non attendance
on school. Not liking the confinement. he got
through the trap door on the roof and had success
iniiy passed over two buildings when his foot slip
ped and he slid to the caves his clothes caught In
an old tin spouting, and he was suspended for some
moments over the pavement but before those W bo
saw him could reach the roof. the spouting gave
way and he fell to the pavement, striking first a
cellar door which no doubt saved his life. His
arm and shoulder blade were broken and the back
of his head slightly injured. About four years
since this little fellow lost of his legs by being
caught under the wheels of car on Market street
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SEDUCTION CAsE-The Pittsburg Dispatch Of

SEDUCTION CAsE.-The Pittsburg Dispatch of
Wednesday morning says:
"a good deal of excitement exists in certain cir
cles of city, in consequence of the leaking out
within few days, of seduction and abandonment
The parties were at one time residents of this CITY:
but the father of tho lady, formerly banker here,
of some notoriety is now engaged in the same bu.
siness in California The seducer now Lieuten.
ant in the U. 8. Army is a younger son of an ex.
postmaster of this city, now keeper of hotel In
Philadelphia. The unfortunate girl is said to have
been residing at the hotel of the seducers father at
the time of her ruin. We understand that the
young man is under heavy bail to answer for the
offence" --
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-12

SPIRITUaIIsM IN TROY, N Y.-The Troy Whig
says: gentleman, whose word we regard as
sufficient authority for the assertion estimates the
number of sincere believers here at I,20O. These
embrace many of our leading citizens--men OF
worth and intellect, who deduce their belief from
philosophical and liberal reasoning and are by no
means to be identified with the fanatics who arc
always ready to embrace any new theory
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-12

CHEAP BUILDING MATERIALS-Very desirable
and durable buildings are now being constructed In
the West and in New York State, the walls of
which are composed of stone-cuters spalts or chips
coarse gravel, sand and lime, mix ed into mortar,
at the rate of part of lime to eight parts of the
other ingredients Movable moulds are set to form
the walls, and the mixture shoveled in and left to
harden, and then the mould is raised for another
course Wooden frames inserted az the work
progresses for doors and windows and it seems
that stone caps are not required since the whole
mass hardens into q sort of artificial stone
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-12

coRRRsPoNDEN OF THED DIsPArcH
NEW YORK, Nov. TO-
The Nicaragua steamer Star of the West sailed
yesterday for San Juan. In consequence of the
late troubles there she did not carry as many pas.
sengers as usual. and very few ladies' Judge Geo.
II. Campbell of California bearer of dispatches
to the L. s. Legation in Nicaragua was on board
A good deal of excitement exists in Williams.
burg to-day, on account of the mysterious disap-
pearanee Of Ed Neville, Esq, proprietor of the
Kings county Hotel. He WAS last seen about l2
o'clock night before last, In company with two
strangers, who him count his money in his
bar-rOom. 1t is feared that he is murdered
There is very sharp discussion now going on
in one of the papers, between Mrs E. Oakes Smith
and Mrs. Estelle Lewis, about the authorship of
some lines on Powers Greek Slave Both ladies
write over their own signature, and claim the poe
try as their own.
BENZ. Stagg, Esq, well known citizen died on
Thursday evening, In the 65th year of his age
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-12

CHRISTIANITY IN CHINA.-In 1888 there were
only some half a dozen Protestant Christians who
could be assembled together for religious worship
In China Now there are daily religious services at
Hong Kong and all the open citics--a score or
more In ALL upon the Sabbath, where thousands 60
TO worshipi and the whole mass of Chinese minds
Is stirred up by body of insurgents, of whom one
prominent characteristic Is their rejection Of doia
trous Worship
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,

l. - ,'l# RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. T---4l.I ~
This house having changed proprietors, with decd-
ed improvement, is now confidently recommended to
the travelling public. Visitors returning from the
Springs will find there ample and comfortable
modations. Its location Is proverbially pleasant-and
position airy; which, with the liberal hand
proprietor, must render it the favote house of tho
place, especially TO the lovers of quiet rest. The
rooms neatly furnished, airy and comfortable The
table is well supplied with whatever the market af-
fords-the servants polite and accommodating. Moth
ing is wanting to make it of the most desirable
Hotels in the city. lau 2u JOHN DARRACQTT
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HOTELS,

~>>>~~S~>~~~~-S~~~N~~->~~
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--There has bee =
~ added to the Columbian Hotel since the Ie ~
meeting of the Legislature 50 large and comfortat Ia
Lodging Rooms. Members and others wishing com
Portable accommodations will do well to call for them
no 7--3w J. NJ, BOYD Il co, Propretors
NOfIcE.-Passengers going Nerth are hereby
Y informed that on and after SATURDAY, lst of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do so, to obtain Breakfast or Supper. By the :.
-z--. >, PROPRIETORS
Slash Cottage Hotel Aug. 81, 1855. au3l
(tULUl NIB L A n 40 r L.--J AMEs m,
- BOYD CO., having leased this desirable Ho-
tel will spare pains to maintain its former popu
larity and comfort They have employed E. PORTER
to take the entire charge of the House and after
lst April The former patrons of this Hotel. and
merous friends of Z. PORTER, requested to give
them call. z-,- = - -.s
Richmond March %, 1885, 1 ap %
NOTICE.-TO PASSENGERS ON THE
~ RICHMOND AND DANVILLE AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANFILLE OR .LYNCHBURG:
Breakfast! Breakfasf.: Ample time given
--+s ta to eat. Nft f.aa
The subscriber 10 prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily with BREAKFAST, at the junction of
the Richmond and Danville and South Side Railroads
Immediately on their arrival on the cars. s--e- :
my I7-l2m .5 r SAArL d. BURKE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-12

CITIES IN ILLIsoIS.-The city of Peoria is the
second city in the State numbering IL 926 citizens
The value of hor manufactures is set down at
81, l,12O,470; live stock 29l $40 Quincy has a pop
ulation of 754 Value of manufactures 81 Os7 900
live stock Sl4S $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-12

BOOTS AND SHoEs.-The sales by our wholesale
and jobbng houses in Boston alone, says the Atlas
amount to upwards of 100000 per annum; and
in our large manufacturing cities and towns such
Lynn, Haverhill, Danvers, &c, tn. sales are al.
30 reckoned by millions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-12

THE REGISTRATION LAW IN SCoTLAND-The
following dialogue is said to have taken place re.
Gently, in parish in Scotland on the occasion OF
registering the birth of child:-Registrar TO the
woman wishing the birth of her son registered
land the name of the child is Johni" "Yes, sir u
'Is she male or fenales" Male, sir" SIS she
your own ehilds" HE is, sir" And was you pres
ent at his birth'' exit the woman in perfect aston
ishmont)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-12

A HEAD SOLD BY THE SHERIrF-At the recent
sale of the effects of Capt. Henry Love by the
Sheriff of San Francisco the head Of Joaquin, the
celebrated robbsr preserved in spirits, and the
hand of "three fingered Jack" one of bis com
panions, were disposed of for $50 to Judge Lyons
formerly of the California Supreme Court Capt
Love had killed both of tho mon, tho last remains Of
whom went off under the hammer .t....