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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04
RICHMOND AND

r. 90 EHHEp RICHMOND AND
~ ~ = ~ DANyILLE RAILROAD
CHANGE OF sCHEDuLE-sUMMERA ARRANGE.
MENT-THRpg0H MAIL R0UTk TO MEMPHIS
AND NEw ORLEANS, ALSO To THE VIRGINIA
sPRfNGS.--0n and after the firste July, 1885, the
daily Mail Train to the Junction connecting with
the South-side Train for LyDchburg, thence West
and Southwest without delentson viii yt,n daily
follows, Sunday included:)
Leave Richmond h8 clock A. n
Arrive at the Junction at..y......,,. SIS A. u.
Connecting with eouthside Rail-
read train for Lyuchburgl
And through 10 Denville, (surdays
excepted;1 by the same train, and
arrive in DaHvifle at.,.,..,.,..-..... LIS Pm.
RETURNlN6:
Leave Danvilie at.....--.............. us A. NJ.
Arrive at Junction 1900 u.
Arrive In Richmond a................. 80 50 Pm.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN FROM RICHMOND TO THE JUNG
fIox:
Leave Richmond daily except Sum
day. 4oo o'clcek z. n.
(Eetnrping IN the morning after the arrival Il the
Souih-Side Mail Train from the Southwest)
. tsslss s Il R ssRsssn sssi,y a.
And connect with the trains going North.
The Train leaving Richmond az 81 A. NJ, forms
link In the 'sdrset through line" rorn New York
to New Orleans, via Memphis, Tepn.. or Atlanta, Ga
aud Montgomery, Ala, being fhe most direct and
expeditions route 70 the West and So.th
@ CAMPBELL.
jy Superintendent d. D. r. 4.
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DATENT ROPE MACHINE,--1


pATENT ROPE MACnINE.-The pub
lie are requested to call at the Store of CLARK.
SON. ANDERSON co No, le6 Main street. aad
CHIMES: They are Agents for the sale of the Ma,
chimes; also shop, County and State Rights This
is an article worthy the attention of any one who
desiresa Handsome profit In . small investment
DEARLY WHITE TEETH, Perfumed
Breath, Sound and Healthy Gnms, can be OBJ
tanned by using Dnwden's Dental Fluid: Il affords
instant relief and prevents toothache arrests decay
ana prs even me iermstion OF tartar. &c.
medical profession as being av hyperion 10 axy sfb
gowders washes. &C.; its constant usc win prevent
decay ana tins many aches teeth are heir Ia IA
eonmende.lb By Drs Pleasants. Hudson. III. ct Rich
hSsT ~ ~ Muosoy pstsrsburg pE Ro EarlS
Q; end Dehtists evsrywhsrs. Tor sais 81 II i
Drugeists. - ~ q
VIRGINIA STATE STOCK f5r saIo i
jyA ON euRoxLL ! o..
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IN - SPECIAL NOTICE.
FREIGHT FOR BOSTON

L. FREIGHT FOR BOSTON.
THE steamer GEO. PEABODY, will
leave Richmond for Baltimore every WEDNESDAY
morning, at O'Clock, where che will connect with
the Boeton steamer that leaves Baltimore every
Saturday afternoon and arrive at Boston the follow.
ing Tuesday.
Goods will be delivered through to Boston with
more expedition by this route and at moderate rate
of freight.
For terms, apply to
LUDLAM WATSON
my4-s Office opposite Steamers " haryes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

lust RECEIVED PER STEAMEa--
- Ladies' White, Mixed and Black Cotton Hose.
at all prices
Mems Brown, White and Grey Half Hose, all
grades -. s&
White Silk Clox Half Hose
silk and Mohar Elastic Belts black and fancy
all grades Es .t
Patent LIE ither Belts, in great variety
Ivory and Horn Fine and Dressing Combs
Brass, Steel aud Reed Hoops. Hoop Skirts, &c
All fresh, desirable and cheap, TO which invite
tue attention of the TRACE.
THOMAS, HUGHES d CALDWELL
NJ Daa Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODIN e

- sPRINGs.-These Springs are located on the
line dividing the Counties Of Cambpali and Bedford,
within g short dis ance and in full view of the
n untains The Peaks of Otter" GROWING the
beautiful Blue Ridge, can be reached 10 few hours
from this poiut. The air ia pure and inygor ating,
end the visitor from the lowland of Virginia, and
the more Southern States, would rest as securely
here as he would in the midst Of the mountains
Situated directly on the Lynchburg and salem
Tornpike II miles from the former place, and fenr
miles from the Forest Depot, at which place vehi-
Gle will be run to convey visitors 10 anu from ths
Springs. FREE Of. charge. ,,. 1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

MOTICE.-Having Leased the MAN
~ CHI ESTER CORN MILL for term of years.
under the style and firm of VAUGHAN d ARCH
Err we prepared to grind toll for farmers and
others, who may be disposed to .patron'ze US: We
era now prepared, Also to furnish No. article of
B0LFED MEAL. in or out Of the city, at a reasona-
BILE prica.
All orders left with Messrs DOVE co, Main st,
between I4th and 18th streets Richmond. will be
promptly attended to. JAMES B. VAUGHAN.
my 3l-3m* WILLIAM v. ARCHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

ITO PRINTERS.-A CHANGE FOR A
l. NEW BEGINNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL.
The proprietor OF q we'll established and complete
JOB OFRIHE. in this citv, will dispose of an inter-
estin his Printing Establishment, to active bust
ness man. on the most satisfactory terms. For par
ticulars, address l.. l., box 49, Richmond p. U.
10 m b a..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

SO kEWAkU --isau awsy, on
= ths zsss Az u rcvsmber. 1857. mv aserc
~ woman Rbesena She = Of MEDIUM 49,
ffe {nfnk on tho ief generally ti:nid; AZ ~
eye by which che CO easily Dc dctectsg ~ tne 9 y
essn tsW days in Rfchmond. and passing - ne
womsa ssspert her e have fSrssd gsss :, snd
Ionsi a. NaDcheater vii give the abov6 reward
r her delivery u me IA Petersburg, OF or any Il.
f,ruoatior 70 thatu can get her n9Aln. ~ s
~ a9-dAwInA JAMES RuTHkk.
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LEAD QUARTERS. SPRING GOODS.

LEAD QUARTERS Spring GOODS
IL CLOTHING! CLoTHINGI! CLOTHINGill--
The subscriber has just received bis stock OF spring
COATS. PANTS AND VESTS. of oil shapes and
colors Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, such az
CEAtATs, STOCKS, II ANDKERCHIEFS.
GLOVES. SUSPENDERS, SOCKS. &c. DC.
ALSO-A large and choice selection of Fine
French Cloths, tassimeres, and vestings. &C., &C.,
which he will make to measure at the shortest notice
ali of which he will sell Workmanship and material
considered. as low the lowest, he is determined
to please one and all.
All goods warranted as represented
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NOTtCE.-We are new closing out our

pY STEAMER ROANOKE. We have
- just received . full and complete assortment OF
Plain, Fancy Head and Bullion White Fringes of
ters and Nantes; also Dust4r Tsssels Of every de-
scrition; white Cords aud Tassels, together with
many other goods 10 the Trimming way which we
win offer low to the trade
0ISTER, KENT Il ALVEY.
je cor Main and I3th streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL CUL-
L LEGE This Infirmary is situated at the corner
Of Marshall and College Streets in an elevated and
hsalthful position, convenient to the raliroa1 de-
pots hotels and other centres of business 1t is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries and
for the comfort of the sick All persons requiring
Medical OF Surgical aid except the insane aud those
laboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the Institution. Lying-in women are also re-
ceived and carefully attended to-
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the Profess
sors of the College. who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board. Medical Attendance, Nursing ana
Medicine are for Fer week
WHITE Patlen
COlOrod
private W
In addition to the above rates, in case. requiring
q Ssrgtcdl Operation, by agreement with the pro
pretors of the Bellevue Hospital, small Tee is
charged for the op ration, warning from 81 70 $50
according to its importance. The particular zee In
any case may DO ascertaned by application TO eitheT
Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physr
clan.
All charges payable on the remoyalof the patient;
Attending Surgeons-Profs GIBSON. PETIcoLAs and
" Attending Physicians -profs TUCKER and Con-
| WAY.
Resident hysician-JUNIUs NICHE, M. D.
Steward-F n. PARRISH.
| President-L JoYSEs, M. d.
Persons the country. desiring to send patten ts
to the Inirmary. may address either the President
| OF the Resident Physician. ap 2h-hm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04
. EXCHANGE sTABLEs.-Ths

DEDUCING STOCK. to
~ close out many styles of Summer Clothing, and
to reduce our entire etock as far as possible offer
the large and choicestock of new and fashionable
Summer Clothing now in store. at such reduced
prices will ensure its SALE We present favora-
hle opportun ty 70 those in want to supply them
selves at an internal saving of money.
jy3I KEEN. BALDWIN Il co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04
.TyRESH DRY GOODS.

HOSIERY-HOSIERY.-juet received
II lot of Hosiery, making our stock full and
complete.
Chjdrens white cotton Hosiery, from 121s cents mp
. mix'd and brown - ia "
Ladies' white from In cents mp
Black mix'd, brown and slate, all qualities
Open work, Isle Thread and Cotton
Lisle Thread and Silk do do
Boys Socks. of all kinds
Gentlemens Bieached, Brown, mixed and fancy, do.
~ - For sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04
1rEAM SAW MILL.-LUMRER SAW

~ ED To ORDER.-The subscriber. having Sc
cured the entire control of one of the best STEA NJ
CIRCULAR SAW-MILLS in the State, located in
Virgin Pine Forest, near navigation, will contract
to furnish at short notice in good order and on rea
sonable terms. Framing Tinbers sawed all sizes anC
dimensions, and respectfully solicit orders Tor this
description of Lumber.
TRUMAN A. PARKER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
ir Iunhar and Sniagl of all kinds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

GENTS PATENr LEATHER AND
" CALF CATERS, SHOES AND PUMPS.-We
have on sale at our store No. lis Main street. Ri h
mond Va , a well selected assortment Of the above
styles of shoes for gentlemens wear, made by Miles
we all be pleased to show purchasers before pur
chasing elsewhere, we win cell them on reac
sonable terms as they can be had in the city. Call
and see them. PUfNEY 4 WATTS.
N. B. We have on hand full supply tf Miles &
Sons fine Dress Boots. p. w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

July 26 1858. NINE YEARS. RULE
kEADY.MADE CLOTHING AT GREATLY RE.
DUcED PRICES Summer stock Is not desirable ta
carry ever TO sscond season, consequently will
continue sales the balance II this season ct greatly
reduced rates. Ailin want are solicited 20 examine
: ms 1t sck. J d GOODMAN,
JyB No li9 Main nt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

fer pain when for the small sum of two or
three dollars ysu can have instant sud permanent
relief can furnish you with covering Tor those
usefinf but sometimes troublesome Misunderstanding
feef-in the shape Of prunelia Brogan or daiter AZ
the prices named above, which is ~ once cvinforta
BE genteel and durable. Then why sufisr pain -
Call and be cured. JNo PAGE yn,.
ID MAIN stfeet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

CRAWFURD's STATUE THROWN in
" TO TUE SHADE.-Every body call at STEB-
BINS Il pULLEN'S, corner 9th and Brood streets,
and see the Bronze Statue of the celebrated Race
Horse Pryor, pronounced by judges to be superior
10 Crawfo WASHINGTON. jv %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

CHINESE SUGAR CANE-A meeting oftbe Chi
nese sugar cane growers of Winnebago Couutv.
H., was held at Rockford on the 9Th ms, when
a large number of samples of sugar and syrup
were offered comprising variety of grades, some
OF which were reported as very fine Two hum
o'ed gallons OF molasses to the acre of cane was
mentioned a, fair crop. The cane has been
eA'ensNely Cultivated in Illinois the past season,
ana from facts at hand, says the Roc kford Re-
publican, 1t is shown that ''syrup and SUGAR are
destined to become as staple articles Of produc-
tion Of this State as wheat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18
OFFICIAL
r.rAss,5 D.,,.rx ,1,s ;;.., )

SEALBD PROPOSALS. viii be reeeaved ~ this De-
rartmsut until 10 O'clock noon Of Monday the Gath
of January next, 70. ten millions Of stock OF tie
United States to be issued under the act of 18th
June. 1a5s. Said stock VII be reimbursable in hf-
teen years rom the LIST of January next, and bear
interest at ave per oentum per annnm payable semi
annually on the first days Of January and July of
each year.
No bid will be received below par, and none for
any fire. elton OF one thousand dollars. No bid wiz
is deposited sutj to the order Of the Secretary
of the Treasury. with q deposrtary of the United
States, whose certificate of the same mus; COON
pany the bid. In all cases the bids must be
ditiorai. and without references to bids CT Others
and must state the premium offered therein.
The tealet proposals should be endorsed on the
outside Of the envelope, " Proposals for Lean OF
1884," and be addressed to the Serrsrsry Of the
Treasury. Washington, ID. c. The sums which may
be accepted from any bidder will be required 10 BE-
paid to the depository OF the United States nearest
to his residence, or indicated most convenient
by him. Should bids be accepted from parties not
residing within the Cnitsd States, they vi be re-
CURED to deposit the principal and premium with
the assistant treasurers at Boston. New orb Phi-
adelphia, or New Orleans.
Certificates ofstock for sums OF one thousand dol :
lars each pay able the bidders or bear
or. with coupons Of semi annual interest from the
LIST of July next also payable to bearer, attached
thereto, will be issued for the amount Of the 40
cepted bids upon the certificates OF depost to the
credit Ct The Treasurer of the United States with
the dsposlsaries of the United States. Tie stock
will IN all cases bear interest from tho date Of On
deposit. The interest from that date to the LIST Of
July next will be paid to the successful bidder or
his attorney BY the dspositary where the deposit
was made.
Successful bidders will be reg ured to deposIt the
mo pal and premiJ of their accepted bids on or
before the 18th OF March next. The preliminary de-
pcsit OF one per cent. will lie Immediately directe
to be returned to the unsuccessful bidders.
HOWELL COBB.
de lS-law!2iJan Secretary ofths Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

THE NICAGCA STEsMEsS .yy ruE,R p.sx
SAks--Ihe W aShington having Eeen ad yertised
, 20 I-eve with California passengers on Monday.
so. .u list, with a guaranty to send the pa \
srnSers through by the Hern,1p /, r. r. - -
I'm uown, Dot, II not, to 20 round Csps Horn
Hge proportion Of the 60 Persons who retnrned
M..e,,LHn SsIsed to try their luck once more
expense Those who preferred 20 Zip Ps ny
money back were offered - per cent OF tbssnonn
PAID for their tickets, with the furhe- ag,ss,D,
shaII oe entltisd 10 passage to CaIifor
steamers Or, in case the passengers do no, gn
ar sell their tickets, to have the whole amo1n,,
refunded within six MONTHLY. Y. Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

TEE WINANs STEAMER At B.L1IxoRE-Tbis
nooie and interesting specimen Of marine archi.
'ectu'e is now RAPIDLY progressing towards COM
Pie'ion and Is expected to be ready for trial in
Ten days or two weeks at tie fartbe.t Her
smoke stocks, lock out house, and upper WORK,
are now ali complete. Her machinery in all nm
ana almost In working order, exhibiting capsc.
ioi power IN hef forf engines capable of pro-
pe-4ins iiigate Of twenty times her tonnay.
ALeIe are two quite caPacious cabins at sitbsr
enc Oh the vessel, with iron floor, and twelve
headlights TO each, giving sufficient light TO see
10 fe%d In any part of them. The ventile,ors, by
WHICH feSh air Is TO be furnished below, are mot
yer applied to vessel, but the mac hinery TO drive
TIE fahS il al in its place. An exploration BE-.
10" DECK Is conclusive as to the necessity OF a
constant and copiCus supply Of fresh air, 10 coun
.erae' tie heat that must necessarily be genera.
'eo rom her capacious boilers when cabjned and
confined, with matches down. as they must bs
wien IN motion in an ordinary sea. Her trial
triP Will be looked for with great interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

IL According to adviees from Havana Cen
Cara has made satisfactory atonement to Spain
for the utrages and injuries done to Spanish
residents in Mexico, and President Zuloapa had
given the French Minister the fullest assurase.
that the demands OF the Spanish Government
against Mexico are to be complied with, incIud
Ing the payment OF the Spanish debt, and indem-
nifty to the families Of the Spaniards who were
Inc victims OF the massacre Of Cuernavaca Tins
ends the much Wanted war between those two
countries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18
SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, speaking Of g The Richmond
Wing and the Search Question:" apprehends
that it is quite impossible to convince the
Wing, the New York Evening Post, and some
half dosen more Republican journals, that
Great Britain has abandoned the right Of
search Nevertheless, it states few histor-
ical facts on the subject for their edifcation.
The Inteihgenesr contains an article of seven
and half columns on the Monroe Doctrine
Its origin and purport"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

III The case Of deputy marshal Tyler, Of De-
troit, who has undergone an examination before
the u > Commissioner, on the charge of shoot
ing Captain Jones, Of the brig Cunard, has been
concluded for the present. The Commissioner
ordered the prisoner to be committed to the COM
mon jail Of Wayne county, to await the action of
the grand jury att next June term of the Uni
ted States Circuit Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
IhLriy.hfth Csnsress-Secend Session.
HE SENATE was not in a...;on

iS THE House, the consideration of tho hill
10 examine and pay certain claims of citizens
oil Georgia and Alabama on account of losses
sustained by the depredations of the Creek In
cians In 1886, 1887 and 1883, was continued in
"oWhlttee OF the Whole on the private calendar.
Messrs. Shorter and jackson advoc.taJ 81 .
S.lI, and Aessrs Washburn, of Wisconsin, and
Inc committee rose before any action had
oeen taken, and on motion of Mr.. Stephens
decided that debate on the bill should termi.
nate IN two hours after the House again went
into committee WIN
The House then adjourned till Mond.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

IL The steamship Arabia, at Halifax, brings
US the joyful intelligence tba; th, steamer, which
had been all but given up for lost, has turned up
at an Irish FORTHWITH all on board well Her
voyage must have been terrible one, though;
and the particulars. when they come along, will
be of thrilling interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

" Much progress has been male upon tie
Agricultural College near Bladensburg, and the
roonng on the first wing is now in active hands.
Several new buildings in and around Bladensburg
are about being completed, and at various other
points between the College and Bladsnsburg, i'm
provemsnts perceptible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

IL A letter dated Nov. -, reports the steam
frisate Wabash at Alexandria, Egypt. She had
touched at Jafa to give some Of the officers and
men an opportunity Of visiting Jerusalem, and
other places of interest in the Holy Land. The
officers and crew of the Mediterranean squadron
were well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

REMOVAL or LAND OPFIcEs-Ihe Commits
sioner of the General Land Office has received
advices from the registers and receivers at Far
ibault and Saltwater, in Minnesota, of the
removal Of their respective offices as follows
That from Faribault to st. Peter, and that from
Saltwater to Cambridge, where it would open
for business on the 18th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

HEExAN's CHALLENGE Acc.PrKp-Tbere VIA.
sPeInng exhibition at KerIigan,s Hall, In
w Ite stfsSt, last evening, at which a man came
Heenan was accepted and that he wonid - ,e y.
~ ]. EvsaiHg P0sI. ''ue'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

III We learn from the New York Day Book,
that the Grand Jury in that city have found a
true bill against James Stephens, charged with
poisoning his wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18
FRUITS, NUTS. PRESERVES, &c.

FRUITS, NUTS. PRESERVES,
Ion whole. half and quarter boxes Raisins.
100 drums new Smyrna Figs,
50 do. Sutana Raisns,
cases anton Ginger,
4dozen Cuuant and Apple Jelly,
do. Gusva Jelly.
do. Jars Brandy Pearhep,
1,nG lbs. Walnuts, FiIber.s aud Pecan Np.s
MarseIes and paper shelled Almonds
With general IN mt IF Pick q and preservss
Just received and for sale by
WIN. BRYAN
No -, opposite Centre Market
dc l8-eo6t between 18th and 9Th streeis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

LtAAisAIioN OF LOTTERY DzALEas
Gs4 c on OF members Of the firm of w God
EDDY Co was continued ve.,erd.y .,.,n oou
before Judge Russell oi'e'hoon
WIN X. Wilson, OF Pearl street. testified >, q,
. nsu ura"n prlze Of S22 80 in the Sparts
AcadeIny Lottery and Ben Wood copgra,nfst
him on his luck, but be declined 10 Sat ,.or. =
or OF wGom he purchased the ticket, TIE nIi,.
was paid in checks on the Shoe and sp,ha,
Bank. "o Learner
Mr. Wood admitted that he was , ros,,,,
The hrm Of Wood, EDDY Co and IA ~ W
bou! BIT oot Gregory Mauiy for sI75 .OOO
Ire case was then ad journed until T,esd.v
next.-N. Post S""y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

The MEXICAN MINIsrKR.-Senor Mata, tho
Minister Of the Juarez faction in Mexico, has
arrived in this city. lie has, it is said, p!eni-
potentisry powers to make treaties and settle
all difficulties between this Government and
his own, if this Government shall see ft to
recognize the political power he represents as
the Government Of Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

JKRNs PIPrs, OF PIPEs, Me-" Stephen
hassetf will soon be in Washington, with his
popular ''Song and Chit-chat of TrayeI.n Let
him have kindly greeting The New York
.home Journal" speaks thus fatteIingly of his
Musical lecture:
Mr.. Stephen MaSsen's Eatsr:ainm,nt M
Massett made hit, at Niblo's, and we are salts
neo tnat MS sly OF entertainment will became
PoPulaf-comolning, as il does, the seriou, and
SotiAc IN recitation and mimicry, pathetic bal
Iehoeieo with expression aud feeling and a
sAeSny, amusing, though brief, history OF his
anosnhSs IN ali parts of the world His read :
ing OF Hoods ''Song of shirt - and the mann,
OF nis delivery OF Tennyson's "Charpe Of the
Light Brigade" show that he POSSESSES eIocue
tlonary powers of high oTder; while his praobic
description OF his personal adventures in british
inola entities hlm to some distinction as keen
observer We were pleased with his ballad SIM
ing hood's 81 remember" and ssScenes nj
nome, music by Balie, were given with mnch
expression and obtained tue largest share ofcon-
nlenoaiicn The comic scene of the LADY of
Lyons was lTfeSistibly dTolI, as was also the
SCENE al the SdcrdIneutO Theatre of Master Johp
stage struck " The audience were .,,nusiss
nc In their applause, and the announcement that
repetition would take place in the coming
week. was received with great appreciation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-18

IL Hon. James b. Clay has not exchanged
Ashland, the home Of Henry Clay, for land in
Texas, and does not intend TO part with it.