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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

HARD SnnL DEMOCRATIC ConnrrE.-A meeting OF
such of the hard shell committee dissatisfied
with the action OF last Thursday evening" held Last
night at AcGures restaurant in Broadway, under tho
stuyvesant Institute they being unable to obtain the
Of the up stars-Thomas p. St. John acted
chairman, and A. b. Rollins and James p. Dunn secre
taries. The committee, consisting ofA B. Rollins John
Doherty Thos. Reilly, John Mack and James ?. Dunn
who had been appointed to prepare a call for the pr
elections to be held In the various wards reported
progress and stated that they would be prepared with
consisting OF Messrs Meehan, St John, McCaffray,
Sweet and Mack, appointed to to those wards
that not represented and induce them send
delegates ~ the next meeting Of the committee After
the transaction of other unmporant business the
committee adjourned, to meet again Thursday even
ing This portion cf the hard shell committee has been
charged with desiring 70 return to Tammauy Hall; but
this they deny and state that their action has been
erned by do sire to abide by the old usages Ct the party
that they elect the inspectors In the several
wards instead Of by the General Committed There
about twenty persons present ut the meeting.
The FIRING PAKK YEsrERDAy.-Ons hundred
guns fred oil in the Park yesterday afternoon
o'clock under she auspices Of the Wing General Com
mitee to celebrate the election of Myxon H. Clark ad
the wing State ticket. After wasting some valuable
POWDER the committee adjouraed to sherwoods, took
ciuk all around, and departed highly satisfied with
their innocent artillery practice
MARROW ESCAPE yRoA DROWNING Asa he steamer Ca
taline was proceeding on her voyage E mthis city to
Bridgeport yesterday morning. when oil sepinson buoy
between Hart Island and Throes Neck Mr. E. Hpman in
attempting to get in his small boat asern without the
kr Ow'edge Of the oces missed his footing and fell into
the water and were it not for the timely assistance OF
the officers and Of the steamer Ansona of the
line which at the time, would certainly have
been drowned.
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR THE SOFT SHE'LL DEMOCRATIC
CoMM1TEE-A the last meeting of the soft shell demo-
cratic committee motion was made snd carried to in
vite Governor Seymour TO address the committee at
Tanmauy Hall on the questions of the day, viz The
Maine Law and Know NotAingism We understand the
Governor has signifed his willingness to accept the in
vitation and the affair VIII probably take place early
next week.
The PATRIOTIC FUND.-The British residents of this
city have been collecting money for time past in
aid of the widows and orphans of the British army and
navy engaged in the with Russia. They have 30
far collected $sO41. public meeting is talked Of to
add to the receipts Of the fund.
CORRECTION the Of Cook against Hoggins, a
mistake In the name of the latter OCCURRED pub
lished Hoyins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

&RO OAn TO IoAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
ROOeOOO jewelry, &C., or bought for cash
Votes stocks bonds aud mortgages negotiated real
tate bought sold and exchanged. All busness strictly
'con6deptial CHEESEMAN, BRAISTED 4 CO., Brokers'
30 John street, corner oil Ma saau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

&RS 00A CAsH-TO LOAN INVEST, OR
pOC.OOU buy at sight, in large or small
snm- on diamonds, ewelry merch .ndise property or
confidential and safe at the old responsible Pacific
Agency over the Pacific Bank OF Broadway and
sGrand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

OFFICE OF THE SOUTH STREET STAGE COMPANY,
~ 133 Nassau street.-At q meeting Of the Board of
Directors OF the South Street Stage Company held pur
suant to notice. at the International Hotel Saturday
evening, Nov 20 1854 John L. Rker elected Presi
dent and John r. Mcconnell elected Secretary The
books Of the above nand0o company now open for
subscription from to O'Clock p. NJ.
J. r. MCCONNELL, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

n OTICE-A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
IN the Lindsay Mining Company will be held at their
sfice Is Broadway Thursday the 14th of December
Instant At p M to take into consideration the anan-
cia cction Of the Company and to provide for their
obligations maturing on the 1st of January next By
order OF the Board Of Trustees,
JAMES BARROW JR Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

hTvIDEND.-NORfH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
IL Company. No. Wall street, New York December
4th 1654The board Of directors of this compaay
Shis day declared semiannual dividend Of eight per
scent payable on demand X. w. BIEECKER, Secretary
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&S0 0OOToLoAN oNDIAMoNIs, WATCHES,
g. cd city stocks notes bonds and mortgages bills Of ex-
change, &C., negotiated Business confidential, and
promptly executed at No 102 Nassau street. room No
THOMPSON & CO.. brokers and commission merchants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

HAsH ADVANCED AND LOANED TO ANY AMOUNT
~ si On diamonds, watches, jewslry plate, v.luael
prices r. WOOD, % Fulton street. second door front
room. from A. n. to p. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-28

STEALING A WATcH.-Mary Jane Wal
den, free negro, was arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday morning to the charge of stealing
gold watch from Joseph Volssky in April last
The prisoner sold the watch to Mary Ann Martin,
the possession of it ia not known but the 9th of
April last, Mr.. Volaskys store was forcbiy entered
in the night time, and this watch, with several
others, were taken CT. She attempted to prove by
one of her associates that she loaned David Smith,
a negro fellow who died of cholera last summer,
fifty cents, but her witness too well known to be
believed. The Court found her guilty and ordered
her thirty stripes, after receiving which che is to
leave the city as speedily as possible.
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PouHSG IN.-Stranpers from all sact;o

P0UFNG IN.-Strangers from all sections
of the Sd pouring into the city to attend the
Agrcult al and Mechanics Fairs, which open on
Tuesday, ext; and farmers sending in their
entries took, etc. to have them listed for the ex.
hibition From present appearances the Agricul.
tural FaA will greatly surpass the one OF last year.
in exteA and variety, and will do vast deal
towardd dvancing the farming interests of Vir
ginia We trust that cur citizens will spare no ef-
forts to ender the tens OF of visitors who
are exyected, comfortable The committees ap.
pointed the citizensi sparing no Efforts to Sc
cure Accommodations for their country friends. SO
that noae need remain at home for fear of not being
proper n provided for.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL T Villa Lynchburg;
C Crockett, Doutbsr, J Nj Clark, j Price, Mont
gomery; Shepard, Buckn shsm; w c Adams,
Havana; w Thompson, Ala l. Mitchell, Nelson;
L Lawton, Petersburg; ] Pepper, Pierce, S H
Reeder, Montgomery; Johnston, L Johnston,
Cumberland; D L Crosby, Hanover; Capt William
son, c; w w Fleming, NJ ,nterey; Jas Saunders.
Green; d Finks. Waynesboro; s I'll Rogers Lou.
dour; w Perry, Miss Whtehurst, Charlottesville; ]
Bowling Lynchburg; R Gaughn, Alb: w Good
win, Lewiston; r K Thompson and daughter, Mercer;
Miller and daughter, Richmond; Scott, Keyport;
w Smith, Va; S T HolbTook, buckingham; WIN II
10, es, Miss Frayser, Cumberland J w Holland. ] A
Holland, Dsnville: r ck N C; V Witcher, Pittsva;
w Sharp, j Ferguson, Richmond; w d Bell,
w o Jordon, Ford, Charlotte, J Briehtwell,
Pr Ed; g w Raine, Buffalo Springs; s Slack.
Alb: J w Brady. M Polmar. Ashby. Rd Seamste,
Halifax; P B1ffin, Charlotte; G Wright, Farm
Miller, Clsrksville; Kent Montgomery; Stair,
Scott; B Houswrght, Va; w 0 Patterson. PhiIads;
L Gayle, Mecklenburg;.J Rice. Matamoras; M Fab
ner, NJ HI Leckel, New York; w Flournoy, CLes-
terfeld.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-G Thompson, Thomp-
son, N c; w Wilson, Cumberland; l. C Mason, C 8
Tompkins, Crouch, Richmond; J w Coleman,
Caroline; Il Queen, q c; J Mattinely. Wash.
ineton; 7 Miller Granville; L McLaurence, Cum
berland C Foltan. Buckingham; g w Allen, Va;
w Harrisons Harrison; DR. Gurley, Southampton;
w N Morton, Lynchbure; Todd, Pr Edw; Mr. aed
Mrs Sloan, N Y; g Bickle, Staunton; Thos Ashby,
Mrs LarreDs child and svt, c. Misses Pettus, St
Louis; 81 w Pope. Ky ] Walk, Greenbrier; Da.
brey, R Davis, LynchbR; Smith, Danville; R
Beaufort; B Orndell, Rev X Edwards and lady. Phi.
ladephis; Mrs Allen and sister, DR. Farren, + Moss,
Va; Ewing. Boonsboro'; E Rives, Petbg; Mr.
Casey, Y.
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DIED.,

At the residence of his father, in the county of
Chesterfield, the 26th ult. in the 18th year Of hts
age, AUGUSTUS SINGLETON, second son of Ed
win and Susan Cunliffe.
cEnquirer and Wing please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-28

FIVE HoRsEs.-The exhibition at the
State Agricultural Fair of blooded stock win sur.
pass any thing of the sort that has been in this
country for many years. We notice, by reference
to the Secretarys record that nearly all the fine
race horses In this section of the State have been
entered to contend for the premiums. Among them
are Revenue, Financier, the feet and enduring Nj
ma, Fanny FerD, Selene, Voltaire, and a host of
others, probably Red Eye. who have figured exten.
sivey on the turf, and for whom the lovers OF
booded stock have the highest regard.
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PUNIsHEp.-Lindsay Tyree. alias CLAIR

PUNlsHED.-Lindsay Tyree, alias Clarke,
a Caroline free negro was arrested and Gagged by
officer Tyler for being drunk and making an un
usual noise In the street Yesterday morning he
was arrIinged before the Mayor, and having failed
to retur. TO his native county after being ordered
to do SO was given a small dose of raw.hide by
way ofIsminding him that he must pull up stakes
and ma tracks for other quarters.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
from New York. yesterday:
Thos Owens; Lewis Jones; Andrew B Evans
Alex Morris; D Young Lewis L Brideeman; 6
stanerd; Taylor N Mason; VIM Fitzpatrick; w
FaIrail; Fred Goodall; Roscoe Hsinee; And'w
browneil; Jas ID Butler; Henry Copeland; L NJ
Haii Chas Cone; Richard Leavens C w New
Ton; John Morton, lady and 2 children; Mrs Caro-
line smith; MrsJ Myers and children; Edmund P
Hanscott; Edwin Mauck; John Hussey Lewis M
Morse; Geo Green; King J Bush: VIM Dug.
gan; chase Bishop; Douglas L Wilson; Miss c
W MIMI Miss Kate Pindar; Mis- NJ Nj Burfitt; Hiram
pphSosmipson g Sharpei Mrs Luby H Green. Miss
= Simmer; Rev w III Starr; d Rogers; w Ii Whee-
ieri u w Wilbur; B Hunt; VIM Brown; Chas
saunders; BENZ Scott; Geo w Carpenter; John r
Z &c; Geo M Kinney and lady; Jos Ii Ladwinb; B
Graves; Smith. lady and daughter; MrsC B Can
Gy; Mrs Herring; Miss Fanny Norton; John w
Keeling; John L ID Burftt; Thos ID Sipe; w Bar
kerr Miss Marv Sloane; Miss haley; M Pike;
M Murdoch; Andrew H Baine; III b Christie; Juo L
Christie; Arthur; Isaac r Scott; L Christian; n
II Sickle; d Moses; Robt M Sheppard: 3 jenkins;
Fen; John Borum; III Starr; futile; VIM
Page, MtBowden; W. C Stone; A CottreII: 4
Brennan; 7 Pesr.ail; J Harper; N Atkin.
SOD; Geo w Oakley; Chss NJ Maddox: Mash C Davis:
Jas h Lenthis Jas Leaven lady, children and
servant; Mrs B st John, children and servant; C
Wickhan; B Cooney; D H White: R Sloane; A
Cheevers e Paddock and lady; Mrs @ Thayer;
Mm Newton; Miss r Smith; ID H Winn, Coliins
Griffith; Jas L Thompson; L C West-and l29 in
Storage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-28

RW ENEss.-The Watchmen arrested
and ca ed Joseph Burch, lad, last Thursday night
for usit indecent language in the second market
Shortly ,terwards he was admitted to bail by AL
derma Tray, to answer before the Mayor yesser.
day rsrnng, but failing to do SO his recognisanse
was + 1eited
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-28
MARRTED

On Tuesday, Oct. 18th, by the Rev. Mr.. Jones' Mr..
JOHN A. PERKINS to Miss FRANCES e. WADE,
all CT this CITY,
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IocAL MATTERS.

AccrpENT AND DEATH.-f AZ
,.rnoo,, . ncvro man named Isaac, owned BY las
r Caldwell. Of King William, was suddenly kill.
sd bv being caught under bank OF earth near
Warw;ck & old warehouse 10 Rockets. Isaac Was
sitting near the place At which number Of hands
were excavating Tor sand, when the bank caved in
and crushed him to death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-28
&C 28-6t if

NOTICE.-The subscriber having COM
In pieted the construction of the Virginia Wash
ington Nor ument, offers his services to the Rich
mond public as BUILDER. He is now pre- par ed to
contract for Brick and Stone Buildings of every de-
scription and will make drawings esm and spe-
ccations for any work that may be entrusted his
care, free of charge. Being himself practical ma.
son, he feels confident in being able TO give entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor bm with their work
Orders left st his residence, the North side of 9th
street, between Clay and Leigh streets, will be
promptly attended to.
o. 29-3tx HENRY w HERRERT
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TRIAL FOR SEDUcTIoN.-HEAvY DAMAGES.
OF ANDERSON, CHARGED WITH
THE MURDER OF HIS WIFE.-We learn from
the Lynchburg Virginian that case of un-
usual interest was tried during the recent
term of the Circuit Court for Franklin coun-
ty. 1t was an action brought by Elijah
Hodges against Charles c. Lee, for the Sc
duction of his daughter, Julia Eliza Hodges.
The case is detailed at length in the Virgin
ian, but we have only space this morning for
brief notice. The jury, after short retire
ment, found verdict for the plaintiff and as
sessed the damages at $4,000; that sum be-
ing within fraction of one-third of the de-
PENDANTS estate. The plaintiff is poor man,
but industrious and respectable. The coun.
Sci for the defendant submitted motion fOr
new hearing, and the matter was under con
sideratiOn at last advices.
At the same term of the court, j. B. Ander
son, charged with the murder of his wife, was
acquitted. He was sentenced at the spring
term to II years confinement in the peniten
tiary, but the court granted a new trial.
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TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.

TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
WE would invite your attention to our
w large and varied assortment of GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS: en-
bracing UNDER GARMENTS. and every appendage
seful or ornamental to gentlemae's dress
We have also determined to keep, in addition Sc
1ect assortment of Dress, Frock Business and Over
Coats of the most approved styles and best quality
Pants and Vests of the most desirable patterns cut
and made to fit well; which will sell at the low
est market price, for CASH ONLY.
WIN. F. ADCOCK CO.
&C 28-6t if Main st under American Hotsl
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send rs YOUR GooDs.-The Committee
on Exhibition OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute
are now ready to receive all articles intended tn
be exhibited at their Fair. We are eratifed to find
that 80 many tobacco manufacturers intend compel
ing for the .brand," and that the ampest arrange
ments have been made for their accommodate
Our own citizens should send In their goods at
fore the Fair is opened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-28

HROUGH mistake, my HAT VAS ex-
=. eh.nssd Ct the Tsinity Church ON Thursday
vcr By leaving It With the sexton 81 Inc Chrre6'
Wssas AZ - ses oWn. % 28--its
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ARREST ron LasxL.-We published yes.

tsr To- arx<,ss ara kxrn1f nd
-
ARREST FOR LisrL.-We published yes
terday statement that A. >. wilmington,
proprietor Of the Charleston Courier had
been arrested In New York for libel, al tne
instance Of Rev. Rufus w. Griswoio' the
alleged libel being contained in letter writ
ten from New York, touching Mr.. Griswold
domestic affairs.
We suspect that this is another Sheerja-
shub Spooner and John M. Daniel affair, and
that Il Is the beginning of regular system
nv which Il is expected the Southern pres
will he gagged. and prevented from speaking
of any Northern humbuq, either in the shape
Of a work of art or upon two legs. in any but
the most laudatory terms. Sheeriashub has
ina. succeeded in bleeding Mr.. Daniel to the
time Of some Thousands for presuming to
cr;t;c;sa RovdaIps nIatas and a similar ex
rar;menf ve nresume Il now 70 he tried ON
NJ w;I,;,gton Cor on .,,aaad ,;bal touching
the domestic affairs If Rev Rufus W Girls
wo,a w. a.. NO, .nnr;sed Of what the libel
"a hut wa vanture 70 saw from the high
.,.na;ro of .ho f,,o,,os,o, Cour;er as a ;our.
s.,L
o..h,. d.. .. nuon-; to- -. 80 - aaa,od
w;.h an. 49, douas.;e ssfo;rs nor been
liz, !. III, u,o,, .n,, hodu r. onv nov
49,. :. :. CO., f''-
NJ sLas,a M ;nforoa 20 ,vna. nre.
o;.a r,n;.s The southern nress must conf;ne
i,se,f in toucb;no unon men and things in the
non.slavebo,ding States MIST we refrain
from EXPRESSING a doubt 40 m the absolute
narfact;on of anv creation Of Northern skill
and ingenuity Must wa ref,se to wbisper
tba word humbno in connect;on with the
names of pb;neas Barnum and Sheeriashub
Snoonar7 Must we nrotest that wooden mt.
meos are considerably halter than the GEM
inc ort;,laq Mrst wa how with rrofound
resnect to every abol;t;onist who wonld rob
and thunder Ms. and nronounca him milan.
.hron;st and q henefa ctor ofb;s r.ce, Mnst
we regard Horace Greelev as a Iowa, natr;ot
and Rsvmona IF the T;mes &c . modal of M
,;soo, ,,;r,raq Mrst mo coll o,,;, oa -.
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o. asGst* HENRY w. HERBERT.
DOPULAR BOOKS-For sale BY

DOPULAR BOOkS-FOr sale by
JAS. WOODHOUSE,
The Virginia Comedians or Old Days in the Old
Party Leaders; by ]. G. Baldwin, author of .'Fiush
Times in Aabs ma aud Mississppi"-Sl.
Fashion and Famine; by Mrs Stephens-$I.
The mp.Lighter-$ 1.25
Sister Agnes, or Convent Life-S1.
Bayard Taylor's Journey to Central Africa-SI.50.
Our Honey Moon, and other Comicalites, from
Punch-$i.25.
Captain Canot Thirty Years of an African sla-
ver-Sl %.
Swell Life at Sea. or Fun. Frgates and Yachting:
A collection Of Nautic, Al Yarns; from the Log Beck
of youngter of the mess-$l
Behind the Scenes; by Lady BuIwer-S125.
Persons and Pictures from the Histories of France
and England; by Henry w. Herbert-Sl 25.
Weiss History of the French Protestant Refu.
gees; gols-$2 so.
Leather Stocking and Silk; by gentleman of Rich
Legsnds and Records by C. B. Taylor, author of
Thankfulness, nc -75c.
Magdalen Hepburn; story of the Scottish Refor-
nation; by the author of Mrs. Margaret Maitland,
&c-Sf
The Inebrate's Hut, or the First Fruits of the
Maine Law; by Mrs Southworth-75c.
AGATHA, or Family Prde-75c.
The Last of his Eame-SI
The Cruise of the North Star, a narrative of the
excursion of Mr. Vanderbelt's party to England,
Russis, France, Spain, Italy, &c.-SL5o
Freaks OF Fortune, or the History and Adventures
Lel. Ada, or the Jewish Convert, an authentic
memoir-75c
The Potiphar Papers-Sl.
Fifty Years In both Hemsp res, or "Reminiscences
Of Former Merchant BY Vincent Nolte, late of
New Orlesns-Sl 25.
The Russian Shores Of the Black Sea: by Oliphant
20
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T,psy.-Martha Daily, a white woman

TIPsY.-Martha Daily, q white woman,
was brought before the Mayor, yesterday morning,
to answer the charge of abusing John Tuiy, one OF
her neighbors. The evidence proved that Mrs.
Daley had an awful tongue when set to wagging,
that she was an habitual drunkard, and further
more that she was pest and a nuisance to the
neishborhood in which she lived. Being the mo.
ther of i've children, two of whom are small and
were crying for bread when officer Johnson took
the woman into custody, the Mayor released her,
on the promise that she would lead sober life In
future
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ANUsEMENTs-This afternoon there will
be 4 attractive entertainment at Metropolitan Hall
All 40 have not heard the little prodigy, Camille
OrA, perform upon the VIOLIN should improve the
preent opportunity those who have listened TO her
VII DC sure TO go again. Ladies and children No ~
nctlariy, should attend these afternoon concerts
W9pserve that kunkels troupe will aunear in
wnAs iaces and sing several of their best nieces
fconcerfs OF kunkel's troupe have given ores,
sat action to our citizens during the MAST two
wesAs. There are at present many stanpers in
town, and no doubt most OF them wish to devote
ther leisure moments to enjoyment We assnre
then that they cannot better do 90 than hv uoin ~
Metropolitan Hall tonight, where the InFel. viii
entertain them with excellent vocal and nstrumen.
tai music and all the amusing charac eristics Of
Ethiopian comedy. y
,he theatre continues to be well patro ,fzed. mot
wihstanding there has been no aid frssa foreign
sttrs during the week past There wiz good
house on Thursday night, and fine per rrmances
want on with great eclat. Mr.. Taylors persona.
M OF Macbeth was enthusiastically aSplauded
ahc IN. ne was genei ally well supported lie farce
. .ooi az Cucumber was played here for the
- y Hme tne same evening, and all agree that il was
eest ming OF the season From first to last, the
aldlence were convulsed with laughter Mr. Bo.
nnsce, a. Ia'aper, was the chief point OF attrac.
u2n, sne the imperturbable cooIness with which he
pfumPed down into every body's business illas-
efed the Immense advantage OF keeping cool {
The tragedy of Damon and Pythias win hs rre.
stnted tonight to be followed BY dancing and ,ha
pey Of "A Soldiers Return"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-28

PAIETIsos "A prettier collection Of oil
ard water color paintings than thosewe saw yea
ta3sy In the Mechanics Hall Of this city, would
be difficult TO lad. Judging from the anxiesy to
scA Stanieys Indian Portraits, every person In the
CIT. will flock 70 the Fair next week to see them.