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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

RHODE ISLAND ELEerioS.--The vote for Governor
In all but three towns, in Rhode Island, stands as
follows: Elisha Dyer, American republican, ,552;
Elisha Il. Potter, democrat, 3,6ls The remainder
of the republican State ticket is elected by about
the same average majority. The memt ers elected
to the General Assembly are all American republi.
cans except three.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

~ SPRING IMPORTATION OF FRENCH GooDs.-Ths
first case of my French Importation of Spring work
for gentlemens wear has Just been received.
ALEX. HILL, Importer,
ap lott l27 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

THE RUSH AT THE THEATRE-The spectacle OF
AladdiR will be repeated at the theatre tonight
and Monday night, and the night after, and again
and again We suppose as long as the house con-
tinues to be RS crowded 1t has been every night
since the first representation. All the little i'm
PerfectioRs attendant the production of a show
piece SO entirely new with regard to dresses,
scenery, &c, have been obviated, and aladdin -
will begin its second week well played and
mounted as 1t has ever been in this country.
MILE. CHRISTINE the charming danseuse has
gained position with our play-goers seldom at
tanned by any lady in so short time. We have
never seen her superior, indeed her equal in ra-
pidity of execution combined with extraordinary
precision in time. A lady Of her professional
reputation and skill must have an extensive re.
pertoire to draw upon, and we should like to
her ia some of those character dances which we
hear she executes so gracefully.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

D6~ CHESTERFIELD CogRT.--I shall
'isit Chesterfield county. on MONDAY, and will at
end the collection OF any claims in that county
ap 10-l* RICHARD HILL.
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ap lot

tH- TYLER 4 Co. made me a better Ambrotype for
so cents than obtained at another establishment
for So. JOHN TRUMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

The cIArsos-BulvEa TREArY.--It is reported
that negotiations are now going on between the
uusfed statss aud England for the abros.tion OF
tns CAyion-Buiwer treaty. and that the Senate
ana hosss Committees on Foreign Affairs vii,
shors'y' BY decided majority, recommend It's i'm
mediate abrogstion. 80 'A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

HB- Is CENTS. 50 CENTS ST. 81, or any price picture
you want at TYLER Co.'s Gallery. All the various
styles at half price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10
R@ BATHS, BATHS, BATHS

IA, b ATHs, BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Cold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Sbampooing Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on 18th street.
Single Baths Is cents, or tickets for 81 apI0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

Advertisements FOR tbs DzspafcH must be handed
"A by ssr soick ~ ts attevwoo 10 order TO appear
ths NEXT day. Theheavy pressure Of advertisements
ur.os the columns q our paper VIII net admit Of
their reception sfses the hour named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10
WIN 2 PBYTON.
ATTENTION ANGLERS.

$3.50 FRESH SUPPLY OF FISHING
TACkIE.-I am now opening my spring supply OF
Fishing Tackle. Amongst my assortment NAV be
found all the variety of Hooks. such es Virginia,
Limerick. Kirby, Sockdologers, Sea and other
Hooks. Gut and Gimp extra, single and double
Trimmings; extra rugged Lines, with Floats and
Ho ks complete; Cotton, Linen aud Flax ines,
twisted, plated, spun and braided; Silk Lines. in
rolls, of superior quality; received Bamboo and
Walking Cane Fishing Rods, in great variety. Also,
lust received fine assortment of Colts and Aliens
JAMES WALSH
an l0-lm Maker and ImpOrtpr of Guns &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10
kTMEADE & BAKER SELL

kEMEADE & BAKER SELL
Semples Baking Powders
Semples Baking Powders
Samples Baking Powders
Semples Baking Powders
PURCELL, LADD Co sell
Semple's Baking Powders.
FISHER 4 WINSTON sell
Semples Baking Powders.
Semple's Baking Powders.
Ell PICOT sells
Semple's Baking Powders
L THOMAS sells
Samples Baking Powder
W PETERSON sells
Semple's Baking Powders
Manufactured and sold whole sale and retail by
apl0 JN0 W 6ARLICK, Druggist.
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rT,HE SOUTHERN SAYINGS BANK re-

L ceyes deposits which interest . pala :. ~ A.
rate OF & PEI cent per annun, III remaining ~ VI
posit six mouths and per cent. for shorter PeIs
Orrlckxs joel d. Watkins tof Price Watkihsi "
sident T. D. Price. Treasurer. W. A. senS'a'' ''''
tary ~. /. 70
Dfsxoross. Ro. A. Paine. (of Kent, Pslnr W
Gee. |. Herring. 2. +. Moore. II. @ HOVE s.c' Va
Smith. ..,s,,.
can Hotel. Az 49,
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AGENCY M NnRROLK.

wM. 2. FOSTER. Eso. is sAs Agent for the DAIRY
p4srAroH in Norfolk, the circulation Of the paper
there having increased to al extent demanding per.
ssnsa attention TO liz distribution she collection Of
.fu<a n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

tH PROTECTION BUILDING FUND CON-
PANY--The regular monthly meeting Of this Com
pany will take place, THIS EVENING. at o'clock,
at the Room, Easement of Lee Il Peasants Office
nth street. Dues received during the day, at l5i
Main street. Z TOWNSEND,
ap l0--lt Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

DEATH or AN EMNEsr CIrIzEs.--Joel Crawford
formerly member OF Congress from Georgia, aud
gallant officer In the Indian wars Of the South,
died on Monday, In Early county, Ga, aged rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

NJ EIGHT GOLD MEDALS and l6 years experience
in their business, is what TYLER Co. have to boast
Of That's the finish.
BB- TYLER Co.'S Steam Picture Depot, l39 Main
street
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MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
IN ALADDIN
NEW AND GOUD BOOKS.
GEO. NJ WEST.
IN ALADDIN.

Ro Southey says, at is more delightful for me
to live with books than with men, even with all the
relish which have for society such as is worth hav-
ing"
ADELE" Tale. by Julia Kavanagh, author of
Nathalie &c ] 25-
She dwelt among the untrodden ways
A maid, whom there were none to praise,
Ana very few tn love-"
CHALMERS fosthumous Works 9 vols; only one
copy, at4 80.
BAkKOW'S Complete Works, 3 vols; only one
copy. at 4 20
Ivy, vol |. This has been very scarce; Is.
THE Literary Attraction of the Bible, A Plea for
the Word of g. d, considered a classic; 25.
RANDALLS Life OF JEFF eTson. 3 vols; cloth 50.
GEO NJ. WEST,
ap l0-lt I4th street, Richmond
NOLKSGARTEN.- NOTICE.-A grand
SHOOTING MATCH will take place ut the
Peoples Garden (Volksgarten) opposite Edwin
RobiDson's farm, every MONDAY afternoon from
o'clock till dark. All persons fond of rifle sport
should attend
HH-Admlttauce free HATTARF.
an -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10
The Adtu,ant General

Among the bills which failed in the House of
Delegates day or two before the recent adjourn
msnf, for the want Of g constitutional majority.
ives BILL which had passed the Senate with but
iiith opposition, allowing the Adjutant GenerAl
sslary for bis services. We agree with the Exa
miner that II 10 bard for General RICHARDSON TO
WORK Tor nothing and nnd himself His services
70 we STATE undsr the new Militia Law, will bs
Heeuy increased, and 1t 10 shame that he should
be len 70 perform them, without compen.stion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

HENRY Nancy, Esq, formerly one Of the editors
Of the Nashville Gazette, died in Nashville, Tenn,
on the 9th inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10
Unlaw full Stabbing- Crops-Lectures
in Anticipation.
,PoNDENcE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH


AMELIA C. H, Val
April 9th, '5S.
The jury have just brought in their verdict in
the case of Thomas Cole, for unlawful stabbing of
JEFF Lumpkin; sent to the penitentiary for one
year.
The wheat crops are looking finely, the recent
warm showers have brought them out very mate
rally. Though we have had a mild winter, the
farmers seem to be backward about planting corn
Our citizens are making arrangements and con
template inviting Mr.. y. P. Baldwin up here
soon, to deliver one or more of his popular lee
TIRES INCoG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

Sad CasuArTY.-A little boy, ten years old
named Robert ii. Nichols, son Of Ebenezsr Mich
OILS, OF the Nichols House, Philadelphia fell Wed
he had disobedisntly gone TO play The child was
aferward.
voters registry bill,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

ConoHsss.--The House yesterday reconsidered
the vote by which the Deficiency bill was rejected
and the bin finally passed. Both branches have
adjourned over to Monday. An unfounded report
Of Col. Bentons death occasioned an adjournment
Of the House at an early hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

IN FOR kENT-The house. over the
MI store of Sampson Jones. Agent, corner of Main
and 9th Streets be reated upon reasonable terms
ALSO-Two good COOKS for hire the balance of
WANTEDEA good dining room SERVANT
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nnnnunnnannnnunn.unnnnn-
'S--hom81n1ng In the
IFFTCE ON the Nh dat
"
If1sED.
-
A
Anderson mrs Eltzabexh
Arnold mjss Eliza a
Anthony miss Julia N
b
Rank TIL a. n.a r a
Rsr,,sy n,;.. gu
p.r n -. I = v
Bibb miss Margaret n
Branch miss Louisa
Rowan miss Mildred a a
Burton miss Mary j
braach miss v U
J
Codey miss ID
Groom m,ss
Crittepdan mis-, Msrr 70
Clark miss MARY
Coleman miss MAMMA
Crow miss Sarah Aiica
ID
Dawson mrs CorteZ
Davis miss CS
X
Elder mIss MarvJ
r
Ford mira c.ro,,n.
Enrd S MI III, NJ
n
Glenn mis-. sue
Graves ME F,aC
Gillespie miss Sarah J
Graves miss Vac
n
uow,a nil. No.
Uo,rn o n = -; sa LIZ
u;,IiarS , r. I..'9 ~ S,se
unnnsah ..'; oS.l ~.
UesnS i ~ Eniiiin
i Ao" i'hasVoioiesJ
j
.Jenpett mrs Matilda q
,Johnsen miss Mia
JOY miss Jane
4
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,,.,..,..
Mayo mis- NJ ella
MonntcastIa mis-. @ p;o,,.r
Minor miss Perfenda
hurry miss Fannie
Malory miss florence
"acrea hiiss Ella
1c
Mcmahon mrs Catharine
McCleary miss Anna j
N
N.-h ,,;p M. m
N N!i nilHs hpsa L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

10 Il NE LIZ - Il EN-
II RICHMOND pOsf d
April. 1883.
~ Persons applying {
please say they arN ADvEH
Ancarrow mrs susan 9
Adwalter mrs Mary
Avis mrs Lucy
Anderson mrs Mary Jane
Book mrs Margaret
Real mrs Sophia b
Brown mrs Susan w
Bass mrs Sarah A e
Brown mrs Sue w
Briggs mrs NJ p
Bowman mrs Martha
Bingham mrs Mary d
Rlount mrs Julia
Bower mrs Hannah
Baker Aggy (colored)
Ciavanagh mrs Anne
CuDten mrs Betsy
Church mrs Il J
Cain mrs johanna
Carter mrs Jane y
Cavstio mrs NJ u 3
| CorDors mrs NJ
+, Jtrnors mrs John
Doherty mrs s X
| ravison mrs j "
DerTico mrs Jane
edwards mrs Jemima
Eastburn mrs 3 y
Edwards mrs Malinda
Evans mrs GemiDis
Fox mrs Salley
Foster miss NJ P
Vagan mrs
Freeman mrs Mary
Goddin mrs Francis A
Gardner mrs Elizabeth
Goode mrs Maria
Granger mrs Ciscelia A
Glasgow mrs A J
Hardy mrs Sarah A
Harris mrs Roberta
Henderson mrs Fanny
Haskins miss Sarah
Holdsworth mis- Sarah *
Hogan miss Kitty
Jacobs mrs Ann A
Jones mrs @
Jones mrs Octavia
johnson mrs SalIie
kimbrough mrs Sarah
Lucas mrs Patsy
Lewis mrs N 4
Moseby mrs Sarah l.
Mason mrs Martha y
Moore mrs Maria G
Morton mrs RACHEL
Merrymsn mrs Emma K
Mitchell mrs Bette W
Morrison mrs Arthur
Murray miss Zellean V
Milchbaugh miss Julia A
McKenna mrs Sarah r
McGlincore mrs Mary
Norton mrs Mary G
Newrahr mrs Catharina
Newson miss Martha 2
Noble miss Willie NJ
Neyans miss Mary E
Oharun mrs Bridget
Peasants mrs Cynthia
Pareed miss Mandy
Reene mrs 4
Rabbins ID mrs Parten
Short mrs Sarah A X
Smooth miss Sallie
stanard miss Susap
Smith miss Mary Pauline
| shannon miss Maryan
Slaughter mrs Margaret
| Schofield Mrs Mary L
| Stevens mrs Mary +
Sheppard miss Mollie
Turner mrs Va
Turner miss NJ G
Throckmorton mrs Jane ]
Underwood miss Laura
Vermillia mrs Bette A
Willett mrs Sarah 4
Wilson mrs Mary Il
Walton mrs Minta
Wright mrs Mary 4
Wright mrs Julia A
Winston mrs Anne
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Young miss Mary Anna Yarbrough mrs EIizabet
Youley miss Mary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

nag JOHN F. REGNAULT.
1872 MAIN STREET,
Has now in store his SPRING supply of FRENCH
and AMERICAN
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, AND
DECORA TIONS,
including that of Louis XIV, and the IL subjects
illustrative Of each month in the year, besides the
usual variety of Gilt, Velvet and Plain; together
with WOOD GILT M0ULDINGS.
FIRE SCREEN
Amongst which is a large assortment of SCRIP
TIRAL SCENES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

POSITION OF THE KANSAS QUESTION Tho House
having on Thursday voted to adhere to its position
on the Kansas bfl, the impression prevails that
Kansas IL dead for the present session. The Sen.
ate may, however, call for a committee of confer
ence, In which event there will be another test
vote In the House In response to the call. If the
House refuse committee, then there will be an
end OF the question and the bill will fall while,
on the other hand, If a conference be agreed to,
tho views Of the Senate may yet be adopted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

Mr. BALDWIN IN PETERsBuRa.-We copy the fol-
lowing paragraph (without Mr.. BIS knowledge
from the Petersburg Intelligencor, of yesterday:
There was a large attendance last night at IL
brary Hall, to hear another Lecture from O. F.
Baldwin, Esq, and all were well compensated for
going there, The subject was "Fogyism," which
was treated in the speakers best style His refer.
eDces to old times aud modes in which touches of
his peculiar humor were happily blended with his
graver penciliings formed a most interesting pic
tnre, and bis audience fully appreciated it-whiIst
on the other hand, his impersonstisus of Young
America presented that precocious champion of
Modern Progress in the most exuberant, and at
the same time, the most appropriate light. There
were passages of indescribable beauty and power
In the lecture-particnlarly the closing allusons
which be made to the march of National Improve
mont, which were truly eloquent and i'm pressiye
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

PANORAMA OF TIE BIBLE.-This beautiful ex-
hibition now open at the Metropolitan Hall, com,
bines great variety of scriptural views, commenc-
ing at the creation of the world and closing with the
BabyloBish Captivity. The panorama covers near
ly 1000 feet of canvas and is said to be the most
complete illustration of Bible history now in ex-
isteuce. As work of art, it is very highly recon-
mended An exhibition of this character is not
only entertaining but exceedingly instructive.
We invite the attention of our readers to the ad-
vertisement In another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

schr Cerito, Crowell, for Richmond, cleared at
Boston, It'll inst.
schr II TaIley, Navy, for Richmond, was loading
at W ilmington, n G, 9Th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10
WONDERFUL Is
ALADDIN.
@ ALADDIN
CITY OF RICHMOND TO WIT.-At

hbhbDIN
CITY OF RICHMOND TO VITA
~ Rules held In the Clerks Office of the Court of
Hastings for the said city, on Monday, the sth day
Barnabas + Loring and Edwd P Phillips
partners under the style Of Loring
Against I'm Debt
Emmor I,sedom and Henry Haldeman
partners under the style of Leedom Il
maluenitn. ...,.......Defts.
1en1ants the sum of one thousand and twentyf mr.
dollars and twenty-seven cents with legal interest
thereon from the nth day of February 1855 till paid
Affidavit having been made that the said defend
ants not residents of the State of Virginia they
are hereby required to appear in the said Clerks Of
nee Tthla one month after due publication hereof
saras 40 "hat nay De necessary TO protect their in
ap lO-IawtlOd RO HOWARD. Clerk.
rITY OF RICHMOND TO WIT.-At
- Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Court of
hastln9s Tor the said City, on Monday, the 5th day
Robert II Crump and John Ragland.)
partners under the firm of Crump
hagIand.
J Attmore and W Attmore, partners 0'''
doing business under the firm Of } Att
The object OF this suit is to recover against the
defendants damages the amount of which damages
claimed by the plaintiffs four thousand two hun
dred and seventy eight dollars and sixty cents.
Affidavit having been made that the said defend
are hereby required tn appear in the said Clerks Of
nee, within one month after due p bliGation hereof
and DO what may be necessary to protect their in
terest. ACopy-Teste:
ap l0-lawtl0M RO HOWARD, Clerk
YOUNG GUARD LIGHT BATTALION.
a COMPANIES "A" AND 3D." April9. !
w ORDERS No. l3.-
IL l. PARADE at your Armory on
TUESDAY MORNING, Aprl 18th, at s o'clock, in
full dress uniform to celebrate our eighth annver
sary. Arms in order for inspection.
II There will be drills of both Companies on SAT-
uRDAi and MONDAY nights, ana each member
should be present BY order of
HUGH w FRY, JR, Capt. Company "A"
s P MITCHELL, Capt. Company "B."
GEO AUSTIN, let Serg't.
81 TUCKER. ID Serg't ap lost
EITTA sTRAYED from my house,
Nf-%M on Fourth street, between jackson aud
..GlS-x. Duval. one black COW, with short
horns slit in ear crop in the other. will give
five dollars for her recovery
ap l0-2t* VIM. LIPSCOMB.
O. FOR RENT-A comfortable two
M:a story brick tenement Grace street near 25th
street Church Hill. 1t has rooms, besides gar
ret rooms and cellar. To a good tenant the terms
will be moderate. Apply 70
CREW & son, 18th street.
ap lo-lw Opposite Old MARKET
On FOR kENT-The house. over the
MI store of Sampson Jones. Agent, corner of Main
and 9th streets can be relted upon reasonable terms
ALSO-Two good COOKS for hire the balance of
the year Apply at tibet apitol House. Main ST.
WANTED-A good dining room SERVANT.
ap I0-it*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
EXTRA CARD.
Grand Afternoon Performance
ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
For the aceomm odation of Families sod S,.,,
unable 10 attend Mt night U Shacfen
The entire spectacle will ba na,so.,,aA A..
sion for children IS c. nts SUMS
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FOR RENT-A comfortable two

o. FUR KENT-A COmfOrtabIe two
@a tory brick tenement on Grace street ear 25th
street, Church Hill. 1t has rooms, besides gar
ret rooms and cellar. To a good tenant the terms
will be moderate. Apply 70
G CREW son, 18th street.
ap l0-lw Opposite Old Marx It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

CANTON AND COCOA MATTINGS.
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
DOOR AND PARLOR MATS,
WINDOW SHADES
Gilt, Velvet, Boquet, Landscape and Plain.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
WINDOW CORNICE, BANDS AND LOOPS,
HAIR, MOSS AND SHUCK MATTRESSES, &C. &c.
In fact, everything that is usually found in an
Upholstery and Paper Hanging establishment and
will be pleased to exhibit them 10 all who may in
vOr him with a call and will guarantee that all work
done by him will be executed in the BEST and La
TEST STYLE aD 9-l2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

EfgESA sTRAYED from my house,
Sf-%A on Fourth street, bet ~een jackson aud
<.AG.Ax. Duval. one black COW, with short
horns slit in ear, crop in the other. will give
five dollars for her recovery
ap l0-2t$ VIM LTpSCOMR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

ADMISSI0N-DressC Circle and Parauette 80 ci.
(no extra charge for secured seatsl Second Ter or
Family Circle % cts. Eastern Gallery expr essy for
Boys only 121a cts. Western Gallery q cts GajaTy
50 cts. Doors open at 7oclock-Overturec crnn1enss
At 4 before 8, precisely. Box ONCE open from M
until q and from until & daily "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10
CITY OF RICHMOND TO WIT

- Rules held in the Clerks office of the Court of
Hastings for the said City, on Monday, the 5th day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10

Curry W j
Clayton VIM
Cunning w m
Caldwell VIM
Cleary Thos
Clopton T j
Colturt Pat
Crossley Robt
Collins Pat
Creavan Pat
Corsepius otto
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-10
The Charming Danseuse
nj LIE CHRISTINE,
IN
SPLENDID DANCE,

GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE
ON
Wednesday and Saturday Aftcruoop.
For the accommodation Of families and 10 xh,.b
children will be admitted for FIFTEEN CAMS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09

The American Horse Tanner and His seeret
The Paris correspondent of the Philadelphia
BuIletip under date of May Goth, states that Mr.
Rarey during the previous week had been m
uarting 10 his subscribers his secret, or rather
his method, and adds
The scene chosen was the Imperial name ge,
rue Moneeau. The mode of proceeding has not
received the universal aeceptstion that was eX
pected TO follow, from the reports OF the won
ders it performed. Some people venture to as
sert that the theory was no great acquisition al
ter all. inasmueh as the practice Is attended
with difficulty. The method requires to be fc-
peaied several times, with great patience, per
severance and skill. On Thursday last, Mr.
Ra-ey had been expected to prove It's efficacy on
the horse Stafford, in the presence OF hrs dlsel-
niles. 1t will be remembered that this hitherto
untameable creature had once before been re-
duced to obedience by Mr.. Rarey, but had since
resumed his wildness Great, therefore, was
the Disappointment when Stafford entered, per
feetly subdued, calm, gentle and manageable as
any cab horse. as unlike as possible to the
fiery steed that had been brought in the day b.
fore. VITA bandaged eyes and extraordinary pre-
cautions. 1t was acknowledged that st ;tiord
had been, on the previous eve, submitted 10 the
magical influence Of Mr.. Rarey. But this was
not what had been promised, and many OF the
spectators were annoyed at this omission IN
the programme. Il was even inslnuated that
means were used to tame the horse that had not
been communicated to the subscribers Had
the efficacy of the method been thus pub
licly proved, every objection would have been
silenced
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09
The North shore of Lake Huron.

The Canadians are pushing their surveys and
settlements TO the Northwest, and with an eVi-
dent determination to open up feasible eommu-
nicsaon with the fine country Of the Rej River
of the North as soon as practicable a survey
Of the North Shore Of Lake Huron has been
made, vast territory of primitive wilderness
and without settlements Of any Importance save
at Saut St. Mary and the Bruce Mines MI
salier, in his Report to the Commissioner oil
Crown Lands, states that many portions OF the
country surveyed and explored from Lake N'Pi'
sing to Lake Superior are rugged and broken
vet there are extensive valleys of excellent land
well fitted for the purposes Of settlement In
the rugged portions groves of very fine timbsr
are frequently found, as well as indications Of
mineral wealth From the Bateheewana and
Goulais Bays on Like Superior, eastward TO
the Mississaga, the country is described as very
fine Hard wood ridges and small Prairies pre-
dominate, and Mr.. 5. urges that the tract OF
country in rear of the village of st. Mary,
baunded on the West by Batcheewana bay, aud
on the eastward by Mississags river. should be
first surveyed and offered for settlement.