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Nc,O Stock Of Boots and ,Shocs.m
N. L. DOR NY'S
nOAk Ela1lM

No 1893 Ittia ii, 4 dOsrt btier UaienaL
HAVING returned from tie manufacturing ltsphIisl.
Ill nentS u The Hasl villa stock OF boots Od Shoes,
Gmpthg ell tle varied styles iuT The present aud ul
preaching s0n Of 1870, w0Hd sleelfVily Inv lie oo
AID all 10 lAll and eSAnRe my GlUCEI as all confident
tat can suit and cyeIy body, ovled sgol rreliy,
ah th'al eohS viii dot. Intend tOkeerlie heat quail
III OF gO0s nny linz, and viii sell as cheap moi ela
ertlail theycaR % Bought elsewhere. tail AMI examine
ny goods and II they don't please, Charge viii be aLe
lOt examining, .3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-16

Cur KoUSrs,--A mnot on Saturday, got a.
ltO,l that leleFtaphO dispatches announced
tie death Of our tOwnsian Capt Wm,J, Kpunts,
Of The Ctrlal Palace, 'l'hOte Sete celtulnIy no
such dispatches received dOwnto Sunday night
al nllRlgm We Ielleye iLe story has no otlet
foundation than The peyiOus iIlbcss VI Ms
EOunll al I.oul,uiIIe,-PUs Journal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-16

NAs,ErrA 6Sp CtSclSSSrlR AtLRoAD.--lhe PEG.
ofNaEetta had 1tSllfoad meeting short time
since, at which N. l., WltsoS male a satisfactory
statement Of The result Of his itip 10 Europe. lie
Negotiated the Necessary funds 10 bring tic road
loNnlelto, provided 100000 was talsed along is
lpe. The people Of CbilcoiGo and The InetteH'
ps county hayo responded eRcOatagingly aud
oay about $4,000 was wanting 10 taise Tho
aronnL Tic Republican states the following
"Several entetml'iny gentlemen took llbetal
amounts of The bonds, alnnng whom we Itmem'
lsflhs following, ". l.. Wilson $4,000, Douglas
Putnam 5000, john Mills, Nahum Wntl, David
q Stinner, eacit $1,000. Many others took sums
Of 5000 DOWN. maktuv Tie total amount taken In
The county ltfote Tho meeting adjoutued, between
$4,000 and $4,000.
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Oara

...p.,,,r, Cotton Mills, Geo, q. Wilbur, agent,
ih,rk, 10 lhe fFemthaqd citizens Of Wlse
'sH., tz,tlcR to prevent tsIssraSI6p Of their
"1S,ty At I've ate aoo' f9sl'',f myIo
r,,cr,r Cousr.-JGdge 4hoRRiea PRECEDING.
v v,s,l,y tLres indictments Sete found against
, Williams. alias JOHNNY Ubs0t tpt (VlOpyI
,,,,.,msnt asatust Jones pettel, fOt felony, In.
gs'@so, o,,n, James Dale, lot felcRyi iRdIct,
"o on' ',oioa Plank Anderson fot fclopyi iodlot.
UNIV, ,", ,,,n, Patrick Scott TT lelOpyt i0diSto ent
a,,ioa psttsll, Lee, and 1'hoss Nolan, fot pellt
larceny. .,.,.a,,,a1 .,..n,.,,,.
.,,om,olb, imprisonment In The PenllenIiSfy-
S,.ot Anderson was also TIED found guilty and
..",.ateI to Nv. Yeas Imprisonment iAthe pepl'
tertiary COud adjourned fill Q 0olJOk this
morning. d. e.
IA ,xO sEr 7nE CrOeoOtLE,-,MonS of5our
..Js,, have ,seet lhv Elephant" but few have
.s.n. liyy. bua,hlug CsOcoplLs, thai dmphlbious
,non,,., which wotead about, tho sColtrgo Of The
,iyet Nile, and which deyOuts man and beast with
40 Ii,,,e ceremony as we dtyout ono Of Elwonls 4
R,5lle[. ,lfaines. Our citizens have nOwanOp.
no,luoi,y Of beLoldiog luis monster Of The animal
Linslon, in Tic soulh ba.epcpt coFqeFQf the Nc.
Inte Ilou,c. WecslIed 10 yestetdny 10 see lin
snI found hin In a slate Of rcpose, aud mol know.
in, ,Ia, lie was shedding crocodile tcAts' over
li,lat victim, sc venlutei 10 placooat hand on,
a, we thought, his torpid t,i, wtettOpoh lie blis'
lied IN and Opened lis lawsas though he would
like 10 have made tliaR,t If an editot
ltci. ltaly leniGlO looking animal, but "a he
t,well secuted, ladies' al gentlemen and children
need have no fcuts in visiting HIN, lie deyO0r'
imncnse quantities Of animal food, taking enough
oiodce 10 lasl hin ssyctoldays Both soeted aDd
pfoiauo whter usreeIOspyips tIqtleIslmmtnss.
IL fond Of snail tabies lotn On The banks d Tie
(ianIts, but aswe make heller use Of our cIilrlten
IN lhis paH Of Tue void, liz seems very well salts
Gel with young dogs pics, and Jig fishes,
This distinguished IOteIsnet was visited by large
rtonli ye.ietdly, Ile holds Ills tSecs ftom I
U'siOek A, NJ to 10 P,M, tstt &
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HAxK.vlLEt, ONO.
JAMES 3. MARSH,
NEw Wholesale ASp RETAIL
ROOT IND SHOE STORE,

no, rs IIonrot street, Wheeling, Cn.
SLIT pnNH tn HnEFRt VtT A%ptn, 49,.
sheet laIgG aIm elegant assortment Uf hOoiS and
,hOpS, Which nal s0,tctel with greI: c1ra al Had hal'
TaCted by lc heAl wUIk nt in th1 Fast expressly lof
ihih iIlIr, an n0wP'aIrdtu accommodate my GUS
and Summer tiOOhs, not 10 r surpassed by any 1!heT
OC III Tie city, ciIIar ~ style workmanship, Or du'a
X10agst wl,eh will he found tie OitOwIIG teMOnahIe
cOOdyt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-16

uErnrratc Females aud children will please try It, 1t
cues CoUth1, bronchitis, Dj|ptAla, Liver eymplhI,
heIOtula, With al arrangements ol the s5stet.
Gail and gel pamphlets, gtatis,
Ial agehtsi John ~. fnppnn, filth ward, and BY
SOD Gy V0ETiGER & N0lyBRAH, 90 baltimore 4,
EalliDple, end %Qt lIlOldwhy, NY,
GI'pllsc 81 rer bottle iE26
ARTIFICIAL TEETHlIl
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Rev. Whiteford Smith has been appointed pro
fessor in the Wofford College, at Spsrtansburg, 3.
G. &. tsssf eaa
T. Lomax, editor of the Columbus Times, has
been elected State Printer by the Georgia Legs
iature. re
The first shad of the season was caught IN tue
Sv sannah river, on the 7th inst, and sold for S4
Mr.. Bouricault. the well known dramatic writer,
is said to be lying at the poiut OF death IN Ne" os
leans. sl
A Catholic protracted meeting, sf two weeks
duration, was recently held in Buffalo, unoel '"e
auspices Of Bishop Timon-
Mons De yaugrgneuse, chancellor ofth French
consulate at Boston, has been appointed CHI 0aceo'
of the French legation in Washington Fssx
p A Spanish proyerb says that drinking w'afer
neither makes man sick, in debt nor his ,Sie
= widow sJ
s The average mortality at the Howard Hospital
In Norfolk, during the epidemic, was ols per cent
The Weston va) Herald raises the dag Of Jas
Buchanan for President, and H. A. Wise Tor wee
President"
Hon. Chas. Jackson formerly Justice of the Su-
pre,re Court Of Massachusetts,, died at Boston on
Thursday. .s.s.ss.s stss
The General Assembly Of Georgia have agreed
TO take recess from the 10Th INST to the second
Monday in January. sA
Sidney G. Barton. who became notorious in fer
rettiue out the eonspirators in the Martha Wash
ingicnh affair, died At Cleveland, Ohio, on the iish
inst. as4 aEassa sssa@ F.
The American Hotel at Buffalo. n Y, was dau-
aged by Are TO The amount Of 5.ooo, Friday.
The village Of Francistown, n. H., was alIlssi
| entirely destroyed by are Dee. l2sh. The priass
/ pal sufferers are Hon. VIM. Rixby, 6tarrett ed
.Downs and 4. X Browne A strong wind bsew p
the time f'sss s s.s.sss ~
Maj. AIlehaueh has sold portion e sFloweI
Daissf fAm in Rockingham co, Va. q saoo POI
APrevideuee, h I, jary havo 1cund Sur Ms =
A. pearce whD was ran over by Haxnden ~ o.
| express wagon, verdict for e2,0o0.
Maj. winship u 8. A., died at Troy, N, y, .
Thursday.
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selllns tAs Rres School Houses of Ifearv eouutv
nd adding the proceeds 10 the revenue Of said
cosnsy. BY Mr.. cARPER: OF constructing RaiL
road on state account from some point On The Ma
nassas Gap Railroad, in Shenandoah, to the Ohio
River, at or near Letart FaIls in Mason. BY M.
CRAhrREE; OF completing an unfinished Bridre
across Powelis river, ON the Cumberland Gap snd
friccs Turnpike, In Lee. BY Mr. HOWELL. OF
Virginia. BY Mr. CLAIBoRNE: or providing that
horses boarded 1t livery stables shah Be responsi
bic for their keeping BY Mr.. .H4rs; on an ap-
gropfiasion bf bridge over the Little Ksnawha
sSaser, q the town Of Glepviie, in Gilmer county
PETITIONS. ~ 49, 80 !
fetitsons were presented and referred--By Mr.
AsHBY Of citizens of Clarke for authority to that
county to issue scrip for its Subscription To the
AIe Ale xandrla, I.oudoun and Hampshire Railroad
BY Mr CARpER, Of citizens Of Upshur, for the re.
pea, OF restrictions upon the Northwestern Ran.
road BY Mr.. BOswoRTH, Of Samuel Crane. 70 he
released from fne. By Mr. CARPENTER, of citi.
zen lens o. Craig and Allegheny, for turnpfke from
the fincastls and Covington turnpike ia AIecha-
ny, to some point the Priee's Mountain and
sweet Springs road, near Scott's tavern. By NE
1AaNETf, paper connected with the petition Of s.
-. -. Gah.hue contesting the election Of Daniel
Frost, the member from Jackson. s.
ELLIS PASSED. -
Ine following engrossed bills were read third
Incorporating the Farmville Town Hall Compa.
ny. .sa --es sl.g fse.ss 80 !
Incorporating the Ferguson's Miu and Gish,s
Mill Turnpike Company
To incorporate the Trustees of Lynehburg Col.
iege. % -
Two bills, one for the voluntary enslav ement of
Lewis W williamson, and the other for the voluntary
enslavement Of Aramnta Frances and danger
Held, came up in order and were laid ON the table,
IN consequence of an intmation BY Mr. RUTHER-
fooRD that they might be superseded by general
law which would be introduced saa
Bills were considered in their first and second
readings, and a number ordered to be engrossed
report from the Committee of Courts of JUS
tice ION resolution referred them) that it is IN
expedient to amend the 9Th section chapter 10th
of the Code, was read and agreed to.
report from the committee of the Courts of
Justice upon resolution that it is inexpedient 10
reduce the per diem of justices Of the peace was
| read and agreed to- p lts s..... t
| report of the committee on Agriculture, &c.
On resolution that it is nexpedent to incorporate
a company for the purpose of growing>nn manu-
featuring wool on Sir Johns Run, in A.organ coun
| ty, was read and agreed to.
report of the committee of Propositions, &c.
adverse to the petition Of c. +. Hoy, for an amend
ment in the law concerning the keepers of Ferries
| was read and agreed to.
On motion of Afr. PENDLEToS, of Giles the com
mittee of Courts of Justice was increased by the ad
dition of one more member and the chair according
| ly appointed Mr.. SMITH of kanawha ON the com
| mittee
On motion of Mr.. KEMPER, the House adjsurn
| ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

THE OPERATIVES STRIKE IN MANCHESTER
ENGLAND.-The strike of operatives in England
continue at Manchester. On the 9sth and Both
November the people on strike walked through
the streets of the town, to the number of 600 or
800, men and women and with men at their head
carrying boxes and'books for contributions. These
persons entered shops and houses ON either side
the route of the procession and requested sub
object though the amounts given were generally
small t-t.ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

Dickens, in his Household Words tells us that
an ingenious device resorted to by the masters f
Australian emgrant ships to ferret out the covies
attempting to steal passage, by secreting Them
selves in dark places in the vessels hold. The hon
est passengers called deck, the matches are
bolted down. and quantities of asplaltnm burned
between decks, till overcome by the intolerable lie
pungency of the smoke, the loafers come forth
from under the timbers and boxes and either 'fork
over" or work their passage with honest fellows,
before the mast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

AN AFFECTING INCIDENT.-Among the passen.
gers on the illfated steamer Anthony Wayne, was
Mr. Walters, who was on his. way from Chicago,
wife. When the explosion took place, Mr.. Wal
ters was thrown TO a considerable height and fell
in the water almost lfeless Struggling to keep
afoat, he accidentally struck against a box, by
means of which he supported himself through that
dark dreary night When daylight appeared, he
found that the box which had saved his life, con.
tanned the corpse of his wife
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GENKRAL Assk,fDLY OF VIRGINIA..

GENkRM ASSEMBLY Or VIRGINIA.
SENATE. m
isas ss, SATURDAY. Dec Is, 1856.
The Scnate was calletl 10 order hv Liant Cav
LEAkg Prayer by Rev. d.. Haees 8 ss1Tp : =
Messege was received from the House communi.
eating the passage Of various biils . 3.
s.ss@ Hills REPORTED.
By Mr.. AMBLER, from the eosnittee Of Courts.
bhichartering the Huguenot springs company:
the 4th Circuit tf sa y -. :.
BY Mr.. LOGAN: To incorporate the town Of
Orange, and asking to be discharged from the res
olnton concerning the Howard Association of Nor.
BY Mr.. DouGI.Ass: For paying interest on bond.
Of James River and Kanawha company. and House
bills for the relief of DR. James Bolton and for the
re lief Of B. T. crabb, s. i s5gsf s...5E : Z
House bill for incorporating the Virginia Savings
Bank of Richmond 10Y - n :.
Mr. DESEALE, from select committee, made re-
port concerning increase Of the compensation Of
| BY Mr. REGER-For railroad from Strasburg,
or some point on the Manassas Gap Railroad to the
Ohio River. -
Works to publish their proceedings In the city
BY Mr. wgITE-Petition Of sundry citizens Of
Hanover 10 remove their seat Of justice to Slash
Cottage. Eal i s.ss5 = 75Hes.s
nv Mr. RrarR-To al,o,v (,orro,,s;o,,.-s ~, II, a
Revenue a per cent unon the nersoraI nronortv
assessed in their respectiye counties instead nf the
co,npensa tion now alIoyved bv- law fffs -
By Mr.. HoMAs--From aseIect com,n;ttea con.
cer,1inp a Custom House in AIexsndria
BY Mr.. THoMPsoN-That there be but one In
spector of Guano for the State reside in Norfolk
I city w .Hl3 IS ta ~sRF's ~ IL I
Nv Mr. Y.rE-To prov;de for an ;ncrease NJ
| the fees of Clerks of Circuit Courts
By Mr.. WoODING-Aut orizine the Danv;IIe r
r Co to purchas q the Danyila Toll Bridge ar AZ .
portion oft. fRf
= Nv Mr.. WoopisG-For establishing an insp
ton Of tobacco at the new company wsrehouse In
| the town of Danyile. N q "a 5 81 F91 v /
| By Mr.. WooDfNG-For establishing a State
| Stock Bank in Danville
Ry Mr. HARHIs-Referr;np go much of tho 90
yernor's Message as refers to Academies Gales
| Schools. &C. To the Committee on General I,aws
Hills passED
Fer the short line Railroad betwaep Cha rlottas
| vile and R,chnmnd i. a - rss~ 80"
Incorporating the Weston Institute
,ppROpRJ arrow pIIIs
Various appropriation bills were made the order
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

REFORM In THE RUSSIAN NAvY-The Nouret-
liste of Hamburg states that the Russians are re-
organizing their Baltic fleet with the intention of
putting to sea in the spring. Several of the old
commanders are replaced by younger men, and the
command of the feet and military governorship OF
Cronstadt is to be given to Admiral Nowosilssky,
from Sehastonol . -.i s.---- - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

A NEW WAY TO NAVIGATE RAIL ROAD TRAIN.
curious accident recently occurred on the New
Albany and Salem Railway. The passenger train,
having four cars filed with passengers came 70 the
bridge over Salt Greek near Bloomington ana the
ENGINEER fearing that the heavy rains, which had
swelled the stream bank full, had rendered the
bridge insecure directed the passengers to get ons
of the cars till he could test the strength Of tne
bridge. He creased on foot and then directed the
fireman to start the engine, jump of and he would
catch H. on the other side. The train started,
and On reaching the centre Of tho hridsc IL gave
way and the locomotive and ears were plunged In
10 the stream and instantly disappeared rom view
RariiaSt0n (Ioea) Iti., Dec 5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

Il KANSAS COURT HoUsE-A Kansas letter thus
describes the place where the U. S. District Court
for Kansas is held:
''rhe building is evidently intended for private
residence. 1t is frame building OF two apartments
some sixteen OF eighteen feet each In one of these
the court is enseonsed- good stove is the only
respectable article in the room, and as the walls
are not plaStered, its heat is required As much of
the building has been made from green cotton
wood the heat of the stove evolves strong cotton
woody odor, that is more peculiar than agreeable
couple of piasterers' 'mules" placed close to
the ALL and these with log laid on couple of
blocks and q ladder turned on one edge constitute
the accommodations for the jurors and audience
A coarse table, with drawer in it, stands at one
end of the same Under it lie pair of saddle bags
carelessly thrown, and tin canister, open at one
side, in which couple of parcels of those myste-
rious papers which puzzle the ingenuity Of young
lawyers try the metal of old ones and are as "a
sounding brass and tinkling symbol to all other
sensible men. few common and coarse chairs
are grouped round that table and on these the
functionaries of Flaw divine are seated Judge
Lecompte is the chief justice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

TELEoRAPHIc DISPATCH The news by the
Baltic was received by the Agent OF the Assoeia.
ted Press in New Orleans ia o'clock ON Thursday
morning, within few minutes OF the news trans
piring in New York. The dispatch was trans
mitted b. the Southern Telegraph Line via Wash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

DEATH OF AN EDToR-The Boston journal
announces the death, from consumption, of Deacon
Edward w. Fay, one of the editors of rhe Congre-
gatonalist, at his residence in Medford, on Sunday
afternoon. He was thirty-six years cid, and had
been connected with The Congregationalist since
ls49. He was universally respected and esteemed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

PUTTING AT AUCTIoN.-The Circuit court of
Reading, Pa, decided last week that the law does
not allow fictitious bids at auction. and that If
'tpuffers" are employed the sale is void
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17
BY the President: sfs.-. .ss5
- w. l.. MARCY. Secretary of State.

urday last the Free State voters of Kansas were
meet In their respective districts to choose dele
gates to Free State Convention to be held at
Lawrence on Saturday Dec. % %, TO nominate can
didates for Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Secretary
OF State Treasurer, Auditor State Printer, Attor-
ney General three Supreme Judges, Clerk and
Reporter of the Supreme Court, and all other State
officers to be voted for on the third Tuesday OF
January next e+ 24 FE55
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

THE CASE OF DIR. KING In Greece is said to be
satisfactorily adjusted by Roger A. Pryor. ESQ., the
IT, s. Cosnmis sioner. lately sent out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

Manager Jarrett, in Washington. is said to have
engaged several of the "stars" of the country to
appear in the same pieces the same nights at the
National Theatre. s-,I A3fs RslsE F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

The Kennebec (Me.) Journal presents the name
Of Gov. Reeder - suitable candidate for the Pre-
sidency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

THE DEFEsCEs OF THE CoUNTRY-The esti.
mated expenses of the Navy for the next fiscal
year are $l3,52i sos for the Army Sl5.027, ,4e0,
making an aggregate for both branches of the mil.
itary service OF the country of SO, 50, ,955
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

Menday Morning., Dcccmher ~, 1SS5.
-
tomorrow Is the shortest day IN the year. II
's n'ne hours and four minutes in Length. From
mat time The length Of the daysw N vsry attraction
o. minute for nine days. increasing single min.
ute on the 9Th Of December, when the days l.
nine hours ave minutes In length. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

GUARDING A PRINCEss.-The Spanish govern
ment has got wind of plot to carry off the young
Princess OF Asturias. In consequence the young
lady never goes abroad without guard OF hfty
Dragons who closely surround her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

FEMALE EoUEsTRIAsIsM.-Tbey had a novel
exhibition in Bowling Green, KY, some days ago
a female equestrian contest. There We're only
two confe sta1ts and the first premium was taken
by Miss Mary +. Smith. She rode wild and nm
trained horse with admirable tact and gracefulnes
with the " ease and abandon of o Parthian was
-, q
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a NOTICE TO VI 4 MBEIi IS Oh

sccSS48Ss THE LEtfIoLAIU UNE, AND ALI THE
PEOPLE.-If you want to buy good Boots
and Shoes the reasonable of prices to
MAURlCE'S metropolitan Store, Isl Main street.
He has mmeise variety Of fresh Goods for
winter wear, suit the wants of gentlemen and Ia
dies. children and servants.
Give us Il call and we will do all in our power to
please you and sell you the goods cheap.
de Is eH4r c. 8. MAURICE.
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ENGINEEK'S.O OFFICE r. & z. II. z. R-l
80 as RICHMOND, Dec. 18th, 1855.
DROPOSALS will be received M This Of

fice until Jth proximo. tor the construction OF
pile bridge across the Panunkey river. at the White
house. Drawing and specifications to be after
the Goth instant,
Proposals win also be received for the delivery of
90 feet, b M. of heart pine timber the line Of
the road about half mile from Rockets. Also for
the delivery of 20 NJ. feet sB. 81. the crossing of
Chieahominy river The whole Of the above tinlbet
must be cut this winter, and none of it Twill bo res
quired delivered before nex Fall sz,E
dc lf-Iawsw y S. CLAYTON Ch I'm,
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.

n GREAT REDUCTION IN THE cn
4PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Eli
a 10 TO 20 per cent saved by buying from .Ga6
-$Ss II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
hloleskiu bats, best quality. $3.50
MolesAln Hats second quality. 800
Fashionable SIX mats
fine Calfskin Sewed Boots ts....................350
congress Geter Boots.
J. IL. ANTHONY has msde arrangements with one
OF the best makers in the city of Phadephia sur
ply him with handsome and substantial Calskn
sewed BooT which be win sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50 oc is-d&e1y
En Wool HATS.-I Fave just receive
Ell ed 400 dozen Wool Hats of all grades from 10 W
e-price 20 very fine. | invite call from those in
want OF the article, assuring them that will sell as
low as any house in this city. ..r
oc 4-lawts JOHN THOMPSON
Eu HATS AND CAPS.--I ann now re-
Eli ceiving large additions to my Fall stock OF
90 HATS and CAPS, selected in the Northern ci-
ties, lin person,l which makes my assortment very
complete, which am disposed to sell acconInoda
ting terms, at wholesale or retail.
&C 4-lawts JOHN THOMPSON.
n BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS CAR
PET BAGS NALICES, kc-The subscriber
has now on hand very large assortment of
\ -SeT Boots. Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags, Valices
&c, TO which he would most respectfully call the at
tenrion of all IN want of good articles at low prices
ALEX. HILL.
Importer and Manufacturer,
Ae II No. III Main st,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

FROM AUsTRALIA.-From Australia we have
news from Adelaide to Sept. g., and Melbourne
Sept a. which Is important. Trade in the colony
was still lin . very depressed state, but the Yield
of gold at almost all tho digsines was immense and
some large shipments had been made for England
The price had fallen from 23 l6s. Sd to IS lcs
cd. Many articles of American produce and man.
nfacture were in good demand in the markets At
Geelong complaints were being made Of the diff.
Guilty of obtaining title deeds to crown grauE A
meeting was held there on the 10Th Of September,
to make arrangements for sending q number of the
unemployed single females TO different ponions Of
the interior. ~ tfgs "a, sf44s