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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-29

eNervous
SUFFERERS,
BaUKEN DOWN AND DEBlLITATED PRO-
f FESSIONAL MEN,
Why NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH RESTOR-
ED:
Ns oder YOU the great RESTORATIVE AND
1NEIGORATOR.
We eaer j; 70 ali ciaSses-it may save valuable
ives We do not believe that any other remedy
has saea & mass Of testimony.
THE REV. b. F. BROOKE.
BALTiMoRE, Feb. q, 1850.
Ihs use Of your AAMPTCN'S TINCTURE hss
tesn n Gerry great 6fessfng to me and nv family =
TIE eject II has had on my throat disease has been
E1-rt!ons For all such diseases most cordially
rsconmend it. Yours, truly,
Pastor of the Eutsw NJ. L. Church,
AS AN INVIGORATOR,
As au invigorator and restorative. where a GEN
~ silmuant is wanted, We believe it superior to
: ihe Cordlals before the public as a cure for Uys
fsIa. CoAgk, Serofsta and RAsGMaftsn7, with
s disc sses of the Stomach and Bowels. [. has been
.sy sucosssful to the single and married. We
tit' the most valuable remedy. which thousands
'FsEaAIEs AND cHILDREN.-This TING
TlRE viii be found great medicine for al their
s.s.sses.
"a Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
SD oy PlkCELl. LADD 4 CO., Richmond :;
b. DI. COOKE, Fredercksbyrs by ali the Drug
Iss IN Petersburg: by MORTIMER NOV
BkAi. Baltimore: and by Druggists and NhOp-
E.spen everywhere. q per bottle SIX bottles,
o. my 28-d&owts
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"A Copper Lishtninx.Ked.-

a Topper LishtninS X Cd -
egal,r,. this very superior ROD. which consi sts
ga Ecad twisted piece of heavy SHEET COP
PER presenting iarge amount Of conducting
rsr darsbie. Please call and examine sample,
ana certificates from the most scientific and bust
lsss men of this State.
CHARLES D. YALE CO.,
my 3-lm Iron Block, Governor st.
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~ Leerhes: Leeches!. Leeches:!:-I
rtsh SWEDISH LEECHES. the very best, and
Ass SIZE. which VIII be apphed upon the most
s.nnabie terms
as-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
saesd TO- can lie found at ali hours Of the day at
iAs hAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri-
t.t hotel, t<ntrAnee on llth street, and At nag ht
S4t corner Of Leigh and leth streets.
asls--u R.C HOBSON.
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HONORARY DHoRxxs.-At the COMMENCE.
ment of Columbia u. O. College, Tuesday
the honorary degree of Master Of Arts W a.
conferred ON the Rev. Vim. H. Roberts. Of
Marietta, Ca. and on Henry r. Brown. ar.
tist now Of South Carolina. Also, the hon
orary degree Of Doctor of Divinity upon the
Rev. Robert Ryland, president OF Richmond
College, and on the Rev. Henry r. Tucker,
professor Of metaphysics and bellies iessroe OF
Macon University, Georgia, both of whom are
alumni Of this college.
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TRIBUTE TO A NOBLE WOMAN.-Miss Med.
kirk, teacher in the Fourteenth District
School at Cincinnati, who, during the memo
rabie tornado in that city on the 2lst of May.
the lives of the pupils under her charge, by
resoiutely standing at the door, although pain
iuiiy wounded, and preventing their egress,
was. on saturday last. presented by number
OK citizens with gold watch, valued at S175.
and suitably inscribed. She was also Granted
tae freedom OF the street railroads Of the citv.
ana about twenty of the railroads runniIe
TS. ~. " OF having connection with the city. 90
n snst sue car ENJOY the benefit of travel when
sne Is sumcientiy recovered from her iniurias
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Tae Niassss" 10 one of the most importan MT
Institutions in the city, and should be literally
patronized. But for its cooling showers the
streets would now be impassable for the dust
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IL White sulphur Water
From THR
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Greenb bYIer Co., Va,
bOTTL T. AT THE RINGS
lhe ComsaD" nave made great im proveme ents in
ssa.,ing, and transported water is now az per-
lsc! as when ken from ITS source. Address all
ORDERS 10 PURcELL, LADD 6t CO,
General Age gents for the U. States,
ApA-6m kichmond Va
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S1ak1sa~ n. W...a--. a .
Iersons. snostiv ~ ~. =. - h. N.;. 1 y
bterdsy ~ @st.s.s - - Ooct1
~ 80 e.~s.ss - anyvousAss0n inso tee
n an "a T.s"~:-o.vxH vHsnO11 o1o Sos
IsM.s C.ste.. WeseaAl3n
ni~Nf ~ ~. ~ ssss Ss'S -. -. AAs0, ea tcs
von,s mar ~ 'vs1i - ~. H. ~ Psleonen ~ eosn
prisoners vers ~ - ~. - W -
ann Ansn"t .nS C - .ne 81. Ms Soae.
con,nees mi t,,c-.o.s.Nt C.t ctpPea.e1 y teer
te.t;ae3 a. S.h.sSV toe witnsSses 40
nrrcrH IT, ~.S "a .Ae Vou Woa ~oeAso. We
I1vs. Va svsosaC0s = 10-
Ahnut IN o,.ro.,r =, c....s
Of Inne -st~hAs- s:y s.f.S -. q
wh;is on ~. - e.o.x Aao necxisf,
citv- hearS . rosss -. - ~. .sl 81 tee
Rrosd ana .t..sss - ..~.:.s ~ cssn. " ~ aao
Refors ~sst,n. - "a 49,. - -. ~ cAcs-
erS ,vhc .~~sS a - :. Is....y ~ Is, .ac PIl.Cn,
80 H.. cn;s. so % eanso1cst:o. eos = tney
nm s.;J sxs.S... -. Pc1eo "a s0oer
... ,..n: sa.o nosaane % tnsn. Soon aftsr tAsy
ee hsd -. tntYS -. ~ .sI sCa1 s1e1 tnes
nrtsora~s "a =. ..~.. ~ ..:ewa11 ~ tee
me- !. :. 80 - s..ey sse,Ae0 e'.Poss1 % Sct
ana fo,,o-sS - ~ G9,s, surneo aooet
M s,o;."eS s-| -. ~ 9IsIAe coIn9r. W.SIo
wsichw.n ~. sru NJ, 90. 10 no seuMe Ine
ths,n Acm. a. P..sN % ~
teII croseT f-,,r 49, a,..t '.e - ~ 20.
~ RrnsI e.,nHea lU -, .Hs soutn 20 tae norm sioe
Ar. tse~ ssns,sS ~ ~ Ic. a:n - ~ ~ s.o RIison
eonl6 Ghir tSrr~.h;nn. .I, I'll usxsne saas &c
Mont ta,, tr,S AZ ~ .c.s .aa. wai.oI on two Ieot.
" af.er sxcIa;ms% ~ - S .aa im@e0a,e
:.ms ,;roe .no1-su .s *as s1ooeo, AZ ine
ieSt s;Sa due Ws,"h11 v1o s1ens nsa woano on nis
Of Vanhorn 70 orros, n;.e 80 HSS:n HA IL"
inv. snrt,~ aa.."I LIZ, H"u HAunu.n alo-
ine ~ rsson. Ms 0,A ~ oIa osheIs Hy.
On IN tbe;r nr;.ona. Whar ..e ~. Un'ces Aoaoane
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Sayre Hasbrouck has been compelled to va
cate the editorial chair of the Si6yl temporari-
ly. Hear her reason: 1--WE are the fortunate
owners Of a clover field, and we have Just re.
turned from walking through and inhaling its
sweets-such as no cosmetic can initiate. But
above all the fruits, plants and flowers, we
have another little nursing plant to tend and
nestle to cur heart in the form of little boy OF
ten days old, who lays quietly sleeping near
Us as We write this. A blue-eyed, fair-skinned.
golden haired and tender plant, he seems to
meet The roughness of this world in striking
contrast to cur dark-eyed little Daisy, whose
place here seems, If possible, more vacant now
that the little brother she SO often asked MS to
get her has come among u.s."
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a xs,ure ts sh- erea, Physictan.-.Thi

a <sture ts the Great Physictan.-.This
ss.sswenfs pr.ncsple OF hearing seienca. Il il
.1sss provided by the human economy, that
ssnsvef ar tkinx 10 vrons ia the pay sicai sys-
sa ~. 10 expel she disease The great aam. there
r., ITO s,rensthen the natural powers. This
tra as sep fH8sTKTTEK'S BfrfERS. TSish oes.
e. q rlve flesh vitality to all the ofsans Of the
~, The effect OF this medicine upon the ytoYn
So. ss" TIE patient Who Is wise enough 10 quit
80 M and ,rx the B,ters. soon feets a. il he
~ ,sIes rev lease of life. sna - he ecntlnues
,s.sms q: eesi.h coarsing through HE frADe. LAT
~ f~o . whose oaeek the bloom has Departed. give
y, "a i, Grusxis,s and deslers generally. every
.ssrr ~ %-lm
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VIRGINIA POST. OFFICE EAyrAIRs-Onr rou,a
a,oo9 Farkersbarg to jackson O. H.. a second
We mrse.,y & "Trip y ordered which 10 important to
iax county, is changed to Thorpton,s benot
On the Alexandria. L0udoun and Ham kire
haitr0ad. and VIM; H; Thornton appoin ted
postmaster, vice John Powell. The ofiice At
Avo. Patrick county, IL discoptinued
pointmenfs TO MI vacancies created by resir.
nations: Robert s. Anderson postmss ~ &
ApPlewood, Caroline coanty, vice Benson II.
wright Josiah Il. White Postmaster 1t Hula.
boro', Loudonn county, vice James Carroll
John Haines postmaster at Knob Fork Wei.
eel county, vice b. b. Anderson
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a The Great Virginia Remedy, and ne
INFALLIBLE REMEDY

Agxsre:.pETERS' rNFALLiBLE kENEDY
tok ok6oNNORRHRE AND ALL SECRET DIS
kAsES1I great American remedy, contain
Z: 10 Mercnrial or Baisamic properties, exceIe
.trthing heretofore offered the puplic, in it, Gu
hi medical world are astonished when told that
te aDove remedy Will cure the above diseases, and
shioanded when they have ocular oemonstra-
e01s OF Inc iac:s. But the proprietor, vino has
ia-Sn OF the remedy Tor twenty odd years, has
Gown OF case of twenty years standing to be
hofIer daTanon to te restored, without q single
sIesption, aGd therefore challenges any case OF
5olofrh1a which the remedy Will not cure. pro-
ided the directions are carried out with prudence
ihe part OF the patient; and any one purchasing
aii dozen bottles. and using accordingly, in nie
y Aer case. he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
iase OF failure, will furnish additional medicine,
zee Of charge, TO complete the cure, through his
|lents; and cure will be effected without incon-
.l ence To the patient.
Sold by APPERsON L. DUPUY, No. 3Ol Broad
Hee,. and y. A. STAECKER, Nj ain street, Drug-
is;s, agents for the city OF Richmond.
mh &-d6ut
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The Connieneement Exercises OF Richmond
College will take place In the First Baptist
Church at IL O'Clock this morning, and cannot
who are invited to attend =
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A CURIoue OLD CANxON.--Thec cannon With
which the Brockport IN. W people intend TO
fire the 4th OF July salute IL u az described hv
the Rspsbiie: 1t was castat governmsrt az.
senal Of Prussia, 1t Berlin, was taken from the
Prussians BY the English daring q battle in the
year l77s was subsequently, taken from the
English BY the Amerlcai.s during the war Of
1912. 1t Is ten and a half feet long, has four
and half inch bore, carries twelve pound
ball, and requires two and . half pounds Of
powder TO charxeit TO Its proper capacity. The
gun weighs over two thonsand pounds, aside
from the carriage, which weighs Is m ach more.
II was purchased 1T the New York Snte Ar
ssnA u BataviA- The price paid Tor Il Was
H30O. 4i5tsa
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A FEMALE RAIL FENCE BUrLDxR.-.In
Franklin county, Tenn, there is q woman
who can beat Abe Lincoln ali hollow ~ his
fayorite game. One Of the Deputy Marshals
for that county made the acq uaintance Of =
lady IS years old who built 800 yards OF good
rock fence within the last year, with her own
hands; and what 10 more, she gathered aud
the fence 10 built
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o. S. Atorssy M. Gregory, ESQ.
U. 5. Attorney for the Eastern District Of Vir.
4snia' has resigned his Office, and =. II. Aylstt,
ESQ, on tnis CITY mas been appointed TO fil
the vacancy. Mr.. Aylett is an able LAWYER.
and will NO doubt discharge the duties OF his
office with promptness aud fidelity. 80
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Fourth Of JHly.-1n order to guard against
unnecessary exposure to the scorching rays of
the sun, and at the same time to celebrate the
approaching anniye yersary Of Independence
Day in an appropriate manner, Col. August
has determined to order parade of the First
Regiment Of Volunteers at O'Clock ON the
morning of the 4th. The various companies
will fall into line At the hour designated. and
after firing the usual salute and marching
Aad drilling. will be dismissed by 10 O'Clock, so
that the soldiers can spend the remainder Of
the day with their families and friends. At
home or in the country, as may seem to them
best. Col. August has seen the i'll effects Of
keeping men under arms, in the streets. un,
necessarily long in hot weather, and he has
wisely and humansly determined TO run no
unnecessary risk with them hereafter
The Young Guard Light Battalion Can't.
Rady, will also parade In the morning, and
march to Volk's Garden, where they will have
the Declaration Of Independence read, par,
take OF dinner, and spend most Of the day
in social snjoyments.
The Grays. Capt. Elliott, will not visit
Lexington, as they at one time expected to do.
On inquiry, they have found that 10 reach
there in good time, they would be compelled
to make lung march ON foot-a trip that
would prove anything but agreeable to Young
men unacc stoned to long tramps over hot.
dusty roads.
Two or three civic associations are pre.
pairing for short country trips, and any mum
Der of private picnic parties are already
made mp. Certainly no better mode Of cele-
brating the 4th could be desired than in So
cial gatherings and pleasant trips for recrea-
ton.
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The Ene0.npn,ent ut the Fair Grounds. next
November, promises to be grand affair for
the Cavalry, hundreds Of whom will aseem-
bic to receive Instructions In their duties a.
soldiers. One Of the officers informs us that
ne expects TO see 1t least ton coaamapds O9
horse on the field and others have hcpes mai
they will be joined by infantry Companies
rom the adjoining counties, and that the dis.
play will surpass any thing Of the kind ever
witnessed in Virginia. - 10 Is s,,1I7 az
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b. BA .sdse Act According - Appearasee-
a.aaoOfs and friends, and then, il not worthy,
IN pssae ssue hem: TL.S ,s all we ask for BAKEkE
iass, IN BiITEKS. We recommend them a.
va ladikesnon, and II, upon trial. they do not
Il , neil superiority, then We say discard thAm.
IVA. " JSnie, nc, Dh,hleiaas oi the highest stand.ng
Ggs,caa shem in the strongest terms OF praise -
SstisG ir ms city and elsewhere IN Virgins.
T. bAhEk, Proprietor, kichmoud, Va.
4 sAscsMesberry - brandy. ..A most desira.
tc tss upon the present hot se esson, such Is D.sr-
ss,,s sant a. oi tone aad weakness Of stomach and
Nv .s =, !, nis article has Teen extensively sold
f'1 ssrss.be acliber ior two sunmers past. and has
! 0'pS and Prescription Store Of
'"hN W.GAkLlCK, Market Place..
Franklin afvAAt. ktchmond.
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y Clarxed ssisA Flo~y--Yesierday afternoon. a
man named James w. Richardson. q sailof.
was arrested on the dock charged with steal
Ing $40 ia money, and yawl, worth $2a, from
Lake r. Malloy, Captain Of the schooner
1vey, now lying In this port. The robbery u
said 70 have been committed in the waters Of
Maryland. Mr.. Malloy, while his vessel Was
at anchor, went ashore on business. Ia his
absence. Richardson helped himssH q the
making his way to this post, ,Whsre he vas
discovered BY the Captain aud arrested. He
Will probably be examined before the o. s.
commissioner and then sent ON 70 the u, s.
Court for trial. .. i.t.g .5ess s5a - =, =.
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2; Je1srson. Davis, Of Misstsappt; Thomas
- =. faossnes. Of Psnnsytv.niai .. Thou-
sSen: S.*: Ta,S e New Iss'ix A.Sa:ai;es sshsl5 e
WsiEht Of 1adiaaa, aad Robert Johnsea. Of
The Lsxiussoa tva) Star hsads its column
viii Oouelas aaA Johnson. -
A Convention sf the National Democracy Of
Georgia IL called Tor the aath of Jsiy.
The following are teIegrams Of interest:
ToLsDo, june The friends Of Mr.. Doa.
eias neid ratiheauea meeting here last night.
bonnres. music, speeches, dc.
TRHNToH. june GA large DsnoeSato
meeting WAS held this evening 70 form neua.
1Ssauc C.uo @ ior the support Of stephen A.
made by @. w. Joy, Charles Skeltoa, &c. Ar.
sranGemen1 were made for large mass rati.
ncation meeting: s
were fred here this evening for Bseckinridrs
and Lane
STANFORD, June 2s.-One hundred runs
were fired for Breckinridge and Lane this AZ
vailed. i
BUFFALO, June 26.-A salute Of los guns
we're fired here Tonight by the friends Of
Breckinridge and Lane. - sref
ST. Louis, June 26.-The demonstration Of
the BrsckinridEe faction last night at the
Planters House was interrupted by q large
oody OF Dougias men. Judge Bowliu, late
Commissioner to Paraguay, eEdea yored inef-
fectualiy to speak, and finally withdrew A
collision at one time was imminent Another
Douglas jnbilee comes of tomorrow night.
PARK8RsBUR0, Va, June GA large and
enthusiastic Breckinridge and Lane ratiflca-
tior meeting is being held here tonight 1t
Union Hall. Hon. Albert S. Jenkins and other
speakers are present.
ERIE, N. Y, June 27-One hurdred guns
we're nred here yesterday in honor Of the NOM
ination OF Douglas. Military companies pa
raded, and the enthusiasm was very great
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The GoLpBN RoDIN.~-The r 0louesstsr
(Mass) Telegraph notices the appesrAnea In
great numbers Of the golden robin. The song
Of this bird Is spoken Of as much swester shan
that OF the old familiar robin red breost and
his plumage is much brighter. In oahsr re-
spects he much resembles that bird. The In.
position to interfere with the birds. among
both old and young. s. hna ~ s
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-. vyekiers Greas virgtuta HAIR Re.
EsEE - kaShty recomaseH1ed By puany il tAis
ssygss saecenfuiiv uaed n 10 foeenfinH Ard
rr ~ ~ BY ell Ds1esisss- Orders attended 10.
fs;s-lM r. RZEEfkL. - Naan st.
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Hssfisgs Jsdgs.-We understand that J udge
Lyons will qualify on the LIST Of July, and
will hold the first term Of his Court on the
10th, that being the third Monday in the
month. No criminal business can be trans.
acted in this new Court before the August
term, because of the simule fact that all felony
cases have first to 60 before a Grand Jury,
aad that body does not meet until the second
Monday in august aud every third month
thereafter. The Judge will sit every three
months, and will transact most of the civil
business now disposed OF by the Court of Al.
dermen. He has no jurisdiction over misde-
meanors, all OF which belong 20 the Hastings
Court. When the Grand Jury meets and
files bills Of indictments against felons, they
are then tried before the Judge, at any Of his
sessions; but until the Grand Jury has acted,
the accused parties cannot be brought to trial
The Hustings Court will meet on the second
Monday in each month, as heretofore, aud
will dispose of misdemeanors, ETC., as we'll as
SIT as an examining Court on criminals
charged with felony. Their duties will be
materially abridged by the new Court.
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SUIT FOR FORFEITURE OF THE IsABKL.-Tne
Charleston Mercury of the both inst, says
that in the United States District Court in
the case of the United States against the
steamship Isabel, which has been pending
since June 8, Judge Magrath delivered his
opinion yesterday, dismisslng the libel on the
ground that the evidence had not ed
the charge made against the vessel The libel
in this case was filed for q violation OF the act
prohibiting the delivery Of foreign goods
brought into an American port, before sun
rise and after sunset, without the special IL
cense Of the naval officer or collector of the
port; and upon the delivery of any such goods
to the amount of $780, the vessel is Liable to
forfeiture. The application was for the for.
feitnre OF the steamer Isabel, on the charge of
landing, without permit, twenty-five thou.
sand cigars. valued at near $50.
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DIs8oGU1ION9, GO.

D198oGU310N9, &c. " 70
DtSsGMHHEU 4lUA TT eh; ec.eeEa of RQRDEY
purchase Of 4. n: StfoeheF'e lntsfsss ID tasns by
z. ". Reddsy, Who w.ll in fItssA eoadsse ths bu-
corn Of RODOEY { bTRUTa h viii Be Yeid BY
F. w. RDddev. - 81 r. NakVOQEY,r
JuNH 10Th, l0bO. r.. H. 0TaOTHEH.
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Ssspss 4usieets.-Dy ~ thoanaost pleasant
and agreeable evening that ths Iriende of edu-
cation have lad the psivilage Of spsadine, was
~ ettendance on the ssiyss Ssssiesls of ths
Richmond Female Institute, ON Wednesday
evening last. At an early hour although the
President had limited the nuubor OF ticketn-
the hall was densely crowded by very intel
ligent and appreciative audience. and When
the young ladies who were 10 perform on no
occaston en- tered the hall, there was volun-
tary burst Of applause at TIE bsauty md
grace displayed. The exercises coasisted of
pieces Of the finest and most diacnlt music.
both vocal and instrumental, and the solos. dIu.
etss, trfos and chosussW were reAdeeed - thaa
happy style that only we'll praetieed perform
OF cultivation.
There have been number Of interesting
exercises held BY the Institute dnriue this
Commencement. On Friday last, Rsv. 4. ].
Huntington. Of Farmvilles addressed them;
ON Sabbath evening last, Rev. DR.. Burrows
delivered the Valedictory; on Monday even
Ing, Rev. I. g. Keen. Of Petersburg, address
ed the Literary Society, and ON Tuesday even
ing, the Commencement Exercises proper
were held At the First Baptist Church,
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UAirsrsalists' Sabbath School Pie.Nie-The
npual picnic in the Fair 0rounds ON Wed.
nesday last. The company left the city in
special train of cars, at O'Clock A NJ, and re-
turned At ! P: N. Short religious services
were held in the pavilion, consisting Of sing
ing, prnyer and addresses, by Rev. Mr.. Shrig-
ley and J. w. Shields, Esq. Although the
company was much larger than ON any former
occasiou-manv more being present than were
expected--all were most cordially welcomed,
and there were provisions enough left to have
fed an hundred more. The chairman of the
COMMITTEES, Mr.. Joyner, is certainly deserving
OF much praise for his zeal and efficiency in
now in more prosperous condition than at
any former period in its history, and numbers
among its members some Of the most efficient
teachers in the city. Everything cOnnec ted
with this pic mic passed off 70 the entire salts
faction Of all concerned.
Open the Books-If books were opened for
subscriptions to stock in the street railway
from Rockets to Brooke Avenue, there isvery
little doubt that all the money needed TO COM
plete and eqpip the road, could be secured In
single week. In other cities such improve.
ments have proved profitable to the stock
nifty IN which they are located, and similar
Iesei.s. witns proper management might be
oaucapated here. Street railroads ih Rich.
gIs nsr cert oS.o s lobabiy not pay more than six
- aon sncIeasss pc profits would become treat.
r ,n ~ company would b enabled to
eysry omtix ins ss With thsir rails, and supply
ana sooppink. 8 ,riding cost. - '''.''"s
..a's. ass 1s.1 !-s:s a:s xs;.sss e.,..y a.. has
and will soon bes ready - land ps.ss. .s",n ~.
Weet Folnts In q few hours run. Snrs~.,s
,sa sssdsas sharp !: ssndiae an his snsrEiss 70
COM Dltte0 d neat nd rus,r,v .h>ss ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-29

DissoIusion.-T cO-pArtneTship heretofore
existing hetWeen the uedsfsigntd ulder te sty 10
solved. The debts due the concern viii be paid to
BOYLE 4 GAMBLE, Who will ulGO settle all
HENRY r. BURGER,
F4' ERWAnO B0YLEt@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-29

The STxAxER Ben LxwIs-The total num-
Der lost BY the explosion OF the Hen Lewis y
about twenty. including three who. did Of
their injuries. Mc6innis, the Chief EsgiueeY.
thinks the boat listed 1t the conduencs VI ths
Ohio and Mississippi rivers TO such an exfent
a. to empty one boiber for possibly one minute.
The Ohio river 10 very low, and The Missiskappi
quite high f - s+rs - ssss- 7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-29

The undersIsned have this day termed q
CO PsrtnesehiH IhAst the sty ls aA1 6sIn or W AG
S9SS.as sSoSussa. WV oAESAtHEE * q: Sf
CON MISSION BU6IN E00, os the etsn6 lately ec-
eup.ed by Negveli. = Waes9nessl cOsaer Of Ath
old ooaosTn. y (AMRS ]. WA96ONkR,
- 80 50 sAA..fTs SsAA..fTs Z. &. EHkA1tfkiEr. EHkA1tfkiEr