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TIE SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-
PAHY This morning an election for seven duec-
tors Of the Southern Mail Steamship Compau was
held at the Board Of Trade Rooms, by the stock
holders of the Company. The following gent temen
were unanimously elected Henry Winsor, Frede
rick Collins James A. Wrghl stephen Flan gan,
Winfield s. Russell, A. f. Chesebrough, Richard
Wood
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YOUTHFUL DEPRAvITY.-Two youthful
dclIquents, named Wiiham johnson and George
Buckley, one aged Is and the other 10 years, VINO
hail from Baltimore, attempted to rob tailor store
at Thirty tlrst street and Gray's Kerry road last
night. j hev were, arrested and taken before Alder
man Lutz, who committed them 10 answer.
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The U. S. IrOn-clad e NIIantonomah.~ ~

BosToN, May lO.-The United States iron-clad
MiantonOmdh, in company with the United
States steamer augusta, from New York for
Halifax, passed Highland Llght Cape Cod, at
O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon.
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ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY About one
O'Clock this morning attempt was made TO get
into tailor store at Front and Willow streets The
NVns fri htnnah OFF ~ = - -
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BILLIARD EXHIBITION. - This evening,
Nav TO- at l.. Dows rooms No. 1106 Chestnut street,
Messrs. Ryall, Palmer unket and others will par
nna cnma ALL. IL =
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In THE HANDS OF THE PHILIsTINEs.-
Last niVht soldier visited house Beach street,
near Nobe. and while there 1el asleep. When he
awoke he found his pocketbook had been stolen,
con aiming S1l9 The police were summoned, and
six girls occupants of the house, arrested and
taien teiore Alderman 1oland, who committed them
TO PRISON, .- .....F
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--Carotta Patti is giving concerts at the Tea
tro Pagliano in Florence with great success.
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MARRIED.

CARvER-MoCOY.-O the evening of February
IL, " the Rev. George W. Brndle, FRANK d.
CARVER to LIZZIE Q. MCCOY, both of this city.
: KELLY--LATOUR.-- .--On the 3D. instant, BY the
CELESTE daughter Of the late Captain Amedee
LatOur, III"
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AUCTION SALES.

d SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER NO. 1920
ID. CHESNUT STREET.
b. Scott Jr has the pleasure of announcing to
nOisseurs OF art a verV valuable collection OF
IMPORTkD HIGH CLASS MODERN OIL PAINT
represented by the following leading artists of the
Flemish Dusseldorf, Dutch, and French schools viz -:
W. Bouguereau, David Col,
Eugene Verboecah ahOYen. IJ. CRrIolus,
Ferdinand de BIaeckelaer, II. Kursemann,
A. Won Hamme A. Eversen,
NJ. A KOck-Kock, W. KOck KOck,
T. Wagner, II. Ruvten,
il. Won Seben. H. Diddaert,
Hendrick II. Shaeifels Zachery Noternann,
j. Vaarberg, II. de Beul,
II. SavTy, j CaTaban,
j. RosieTse, F. Musin
P.V. Verreydyt, Chs Hue
A. Serrure, H. e. Reyntens,
Chs LeTckeTt, II. @. Mertz
j. StTOebe, Theodore Gerard,
W. Morris, G. Springer,
f. Lebret and others
10 be sold at auction by B. Scott Jr the evenings OF
thursday and Friday, May 10 and IL
at ~ O'CLOCK at
The above are now exhibition free, day and
evening
original. 5S3t
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NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE Edwin Adams
plays this evening the part oil Frank hawthorne"
in Men ofthe Day. Ihs play, first produced at tine
Walnut has always seemed to be the special pro-
pery OF Mr.. Adams: 1t is one of ais best roles ald
the play ID decidedly the very best of all writer
O'Clock. instead of quarter TO s. as heretofore.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-The Ravels have but two
more evenings. Tonight the celebrated NJ. DW-
chdiumedu will be given, with the Green Monster
and Young America. 70 morrow, benefit of Gabriel
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Mr.. RUFUS ADAMS, the eminent Elocutonist, will
give an entertainment at Concert Hall, on Tuesday
evening, May Is. Choice selections of vocal ana
instrumental music, by lady and gentlemen anna
tours will be interspersed WI tn the Select Readings
OF Mr.. dams An amateur Will recite "Shamus
O'Brien," tale of the lrIsn rebellion Mr.. Adams
will introduce several Of his avorlte pupils, includ.
ing son OF Bishop simpson. This will form one of
the hest antartaInments the seasOn.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-The success OF
Hamlet, with crowded houses is all that can be
chronicled at this house MIR Booth has established
himself as the "Hamet" of the age.
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No. 53I CHESTNUT Street
LIFE, GROWTH ANO BEAUTY.

LlFE, GhuWlh ANU btRUIf'
Mrs. s. Il. AIEe91's WOrId'S
Hair RestOrer and Dress
ing iUyigOrGte, strengthen
and Je3egtbe11 the hair. They
act directIy tpOn the roots
of the hair, setppIyi1ag re-
Q1LireG nOatTjsIanee11t, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair disap-
pears, bald spots are co.,
cred, hair stops failing, and
NWTaGTi01et 0yO1Cth IS the re-
SWIt. Ladies and ChiJdreH
aCiW appreciate the delight
ftGJ fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance inlpGrt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of sOiIj11g tie skim, scalp, or
most eJeg01et bc0d-dTeSs.
Sold by ala DrRasists.
Depot 1913 & 200 Greenwich St. MY.
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REDUCED PRICEs.-NOw is the time to get superior
Photographs executed in artistic manner. ofrare ac-
curacy at moderate prices at b. K. Reimer's Gallery
No, GA Arch street.
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BAD GIRLs.--A young girl named Sally
Tobin, ana an accomphce named Annie Stansburg,
were before Alderman Swnt Yesterday afternoon,
charged with stealing some clothing and gold rin
from house on E. ghth street where sally was en-.
gagged as q domestic Sally IS only sixteen years of
age and lnstlsated by the other girl, had resolved
to lead vicious fe and stOle the articles mentioned
10 aid her her foolish resolve The Alderman
wisdom.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Owen Marlowe's
popularity proved by tue large house assembled
Ior his benefit He appeared in Who Killed Cock
Robin "a piece which has had great success IN New
York, and In new popularity, HIS LOrdship, which
was lull of fun and very successful. This evening
Mr.. Hempe, popular comedian in this city. will
last appearance this theatre. has played at the
Walnut and at the American Iueatre, and always
with the same popular success. Tomorrow evening
Miss Price will take benefit at which Mr.. Nor
daunt and Miss Jefferson will aonear.
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MOST RxcELLENT Tonic for any season of the
year is DR.. Jayne's Tonic Vermfuge. 1t strengthens
the stomach and bowels, and promotes the general
health it certain also to expel worms, and affords
immediate relief to nervous fretting restless chill
dren. Prepared only at No. 242 Chestnut street.
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TEE MATINEE we referred TO a few days ago will
be gwen by Mr Gaertner, at the Foyer of the Aca-
DENY OF Music, Thursday May II. We learn
from the programme that we are TO have an oppOr-
tunity of hearing Mime Abel the classical pianist
Mime Abel is q pupil of Chepin, and her PLAYING is
compared in the German papers, to that of Mime
Clara Schumann. Mr. GaeTtner Will also be assisted
by the classical Quintette Club of TINS city.
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ORGAN OPENING The portion OF our community
who d. hPht jim musical entertainments will have
rare opportunity OF being present at one tomorrow
evening at st. Clements Church The new organ, the
finest ana largest in the country and by tar the largest
IN city, will be then opened for the first time
and many OF our first performers call all its powers
into play The entertainment will be at once grand
solemn, and delightful, and will, we doubt not,
crowd the church 10 overhowing.
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Who KILLED DIR, BURDELLP
Some persons are inclined to think that the mvs-
terry of the Burdel murder has at length been cleared
up BY a man called "Golden'--a very unsuitable
name, bv.the-bv, for an individual who appears to
have face of brass, Gran um of lead, ana heart
otiron. II Mrs. CUNNINGHAM did kill DIR BurdelI,
it Is clear that she is just the sort of dashng widow
that one would not like to propose to- but we don't
think this Golden witness knows much about the
matter. some men are as eager for no OrietY, IN
any imaginable form, as sensible people are to secure
one OF those excellent suits now selling cheapy at
Tower Hall.
WE HAVE
AH'Oool Fancy Cashmere Pants, ioo ..$4 90
q Black o,,,, d.. fdsG & : -, S3SS SIS
" Fancy Cashmere Suits, to match. 80. Ia 90
=" Black suits :. ...,....,...,........20 20 %
AdUdnCing from these rates 10e hare goods of alt
grades up to the UeTy finest fnbrtcS at prices reduced
IN portion-bfen's YOUTHS, and Boys. Thou
SANDS HAVE FOUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD, SERVICE.
ABLE GOODS AT THE PRICES NAMED
, - rH' BENNETT & Co.,
r.. |. TOWER HALL,
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
G COUNTRY RESIDENCE 1
FOR SALE. e.

large and wslLdnished HOUSE, with sabling and
Carringe house, with plenty OF good water and fruit
Two acres OF groun enclosed -ituated on Woodbury.
Road near Red Bank Ferry, New Jersey. Immediate
possession Apply to CO..
GEORGE j. HENKELS,
N. W. Corner THIRTEENTH and CHEs NUT streets,
51O6t Philadelphia.
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Rev. DR.. Payne, rector of st. ieorge's
Church at schenectady N. Y, has been elected
President OF Trinity College at Hartford l. Con
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THE WoMAE's FRIEND.-Lash's Eve dollar Wash
ing Machine is the best washer in the market. Cal
and see 1t, at
No 717 MARKET street
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CITY INTELLI GE NOE
For AdditlOnal Citg Intellqence See 1htrd Page.

BEAR NOT FALSE WITNEss.-A night or
two since party of eight young men made an
town road and Oxford street. The conductor
was assaulted, and the windows OF the car were
broken. Yesterday afternoon one of the party
was arrested, and during a hearing before
Alderman Clouds he stated that he had nothing
to do with the affair, and could prove an ahb
Time was given HIM to prove his assertion,
when he brought forward as witnesses seven in.
diyiduals, who were about to testify to his
whereabouts at the time tue assault on the car
his wouldbe witnesses, the conductor recog-
nized every one of them as the party who
assaulted the car. WhereuDon the entire party
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EDWARDS & LAWRENCE,
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CoNvINCKD!-Th most skeptical of the merits OF
HGsheesh andy. Nervousness, Loss of Appetite,
General Debility rapidly disappear before ITS nhu.
ence. For sale bV all DruPk sts. ------ - IL :
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IF YOU WISH TO BE BEAUTIFUL use Hagan's Mag
noha Balm. Its continued removes tam freckles,
pimples and roughness from the face and hands and
leaves the complexion smooth, transparent, lovely.
ANY druggist will order it for YOU II not on hand, at
fifty cents per bottle.
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GoUGH on Peculiar People, at the Academy Of
Music, Monday evening, 14tn inst.
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DOO fancy cOored cloth army and navy clothing
do in tyle unsurpassed.
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"lubricative packing Ior steam engines-for terms
see 723 chesnal ST. phlla and 26 deY at now WORK,
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PLUMBERS AND GAS-FITTERS PIPE
l. Hooks, Gas Tongs, and Wrenches Melting Ladies'
by - TRUMANF6 n aHAW
No. ss5 eight Thirty hve) MARKET St. below Ninth
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General News.

The convention to be held in Philadelphia,
meets with democratic approval e
1t is said the democrats of New York.
Pennsylvania and Indiana, md Of other
States, recognize the truth that the restoration
and preservation of the Union override all
party considerations.
The radical organs are denunciatory of any
conservative movement. The fall elections
are before them and they dread united con-
SENTATIVE movement.
A compromise of cents upon cotton, is
thought likely to prevail. tss,,
II liz said that the President will veto the
new Freedmen's Bureau bill.
There will be, il is said, no general celebra-
ton of the Fourth at Washington, but the
day will be nevertheless appropriately OBJ
served Ga-l9 su 5aaa s5i
The most Reverend Archbishop Spalding
next Monday, will lay tbs corner stone of the
new Providence Hospital in Washington c.
ty, to bs under the charge of the Sisters IF
Charity. hiR
Martin F. Conway has been confirmed as
Consul at Marseilles.
Thomas L. Cuthbert is the Naval Officer
1T Charleston.
Governor Swami and Ex-Governor Holden
visited the President on Saturday.
Brigadier General Bryan Grimes, of N. c.,
has been pardoned
Paymaster Paulding has not been released
as reported. 2Hu WIZ.
Clerks in the Interior and Treasury De-
partments are to be reduced in number.
The crop Of wheat about Chestertown will
be larger than was anticipated. Corn looks
finely, and the crop promises to be abundant,
A Boston merchant, of high standing and
influence, denounces the tariff, and suggests
public meeting to deprecate the new rates.
He says New England needs no further pro-
lection than she already enjoys
It will have been seen by our readers that
the District Court has confirmed the decision
Of Judge Meredith, that the bill of the Legis-
laturs Of Virginia, legalizing higher rate of
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Three Days Later.
ARRIVAL OF THE "CUBA."
No Collision of Magnitude yet-ItaIian
Troops Cross the MinciO,

troops cross the M1nciO.
HALIFAX, July Craftsmanship Cuba ar
rived via Queenstown oath. No collision Of
magnitude had Occurred between the belize
rents, but battles were reported near Frank
fort; also 10 Saxony and Silesia. In Silesia
the first shock of arms will probably take
place,
The Prussians have entered Austrian Siesia.
The Italian army crossed the River Mincio,
without opposition, on the 23d, having given
three days notification to the Austrian COM
mander that Italy would then inaugurate
hostilites, The Italian ministry had been
recognized
1t is stated that Cardinal Antonelli has re-
signed 1t was believed that be would be
succeeded by Cardinal Altieri. 81. s
Washington, July 2.-Mr Clark, Of Kan
sas, has received telegram from Leaven-
worth, June I'd, saying that Senator James
II. Lane shot himself through the head last
night Surgeons say he cannot recover.
This information became known in both
Houses Of Congress, and excited much COM
msnt, -
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The performances of LsANDra and CESAR,

The performances of LEANDEa and CESAR,
In swimming, among the ancients, were very
crsditable, while Of the moderns Lord BYRON
and Lieut.. EKENHEAp were held to strike out
with no mean dexterity when they dashed the
classic waters from their lips, which sparkled
between SEsTos and AByDos, Love- war, aad
vanity. were the bladders which kept up
these famous swimmers: but it has been re-
served for two amphibious persons in the Old
North State, to combine with the exhilera-
ton of the bath, the stimulant of pecuniary
consideration in the shape of wager We
learn from the Newbern Times, that III. j.
MCNAMARA aud j. DILwoRTH SWAN the
Neuse river, few days ago, on wager,
"across and bach" without any decisive re-
snlt. a new match has been made to be
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A Regiment OF Hessians cut to Pieces
In front OF Frankfort by Prussians.
British Ministry Defeated-Mr. Gladstone in
Consultation Nth the Queen.

New YORK, July 2, Noon.-The Bremen,
has arrived, with dates to the 10th ultimo
Cotton declined to I'D. Flour advanced
Is. Wheat advanced A to 3d. Winter Red
los Cd to lls.9d Mixed Corn 2ss9d to
29s. Beef advanced 2s.6d to IS.
LONDON, June 20.-Consols Sc to 86t 8
20s 642 to 65. ...-...,..
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{ For the DAY BooE.l
NASHVILLE, July 8, 1856

...a i1ASi WILLIE, GUY o. lOUOs
On to-day one week ago, there was grand
display of beauty, and a very interesting
scene at Eastville, a grand feast gotten up for
the benefit of the Episcopal Church at that
place, 1t opened in the morning with ta-
bles of all kinds of refreshments At IL
o'clock, General H. A. Wise delivered very
eloquent address suited to the occasion
A fter the speech, dinner was announced. At
o'c ock we had concert of vocal and in
strumental music, which was much praised.
At 8 o'clock a series of tableaus which would
have done credit to any city; the young ladies
looked beautiful, and all the dresses were
gotten up and made by their own fair hands
The first scene was grand. Miss T. Wise
took tho character of Pocahontas, and never
could a more beautiful maiden have been
seen. Miss M. Smith, as an attendant on
Pocahontas was the perfect picture of an In
dian maiden. Mr.. Segar took the part of the
executioner and looked savage and tartarly.
Mr.. Kellum as Powhatan and Mr. Todd as
Chief of the Council .a
The next scene was the Duchess and Sancho,
in which Mr., Nottingham we'll sustained his
part
The next scene, beautiful court scene, in
which Miss R. Smith was quesnly as the Lady
Jane Grey, in her satin skirt and black vel
vet bodice, The characters of the King and
eourtiers were we'll sustained. ~
The Magic Mirror, Manfred scene from
the Yelled Prophet, one from Lallah Rookh,
Night and Morning, were produced. In these
Hiss j. Wise, Mr.. Kelum, Miss N. Floyd,
Mr.. K, the Misses Smith, Mr.. j., Miss Rob-
bns, Col. Costin, Mr.. Segar, and others, most
admirably sustained the characters, being in
appropriate costume. Space forbids more
minute description of each tableau.
Next came comic scene--Mrs. Squeers
dosing the boys with sulphur and molasses;
and sicker set of boys you never saw.
The last scene was grand, and the dressing
very rich-the interior OF a Turkish Harem-
Col. Costin as Sultan, and Miss Me-
Candlish as the Sultana. Too much
praise cannot be given her for her untiring
energy, she being the chief manager Of the
whole affair.
The tableaus were in the Court Green. A
nice stage was erected, and a bower. covered
with canvas, and seats enough to hold five
hundred people They were crowded
The performance concluded with some re-
marks by Gen. Wise, urging repetition
after the harvest. Everybody was well
pleased, and got the worth Of their money
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Especial Dispatch to the Norfolk Day Book. J
Hostilities Begun.

COTTON DECMNED-wHEAT ADVANCED.
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The News.

In our tslegraphic column will be found
full account of the beginning of the great
European struggle, which has 90 long been
foresesn by all observers 10 this country. 1t
10 no part OF our present purpose to speculate
on the result, though one thing is abundantly
clear-that the conflict must necessarily be
short and sharp" in what particular it will
be decisive" as to the adjustment of new
boundaries, the future only can reveal.
This thing, however, is certain: that the
"dstested treaties of 1916" will undergo a
very thorough revision. The advance in
breadstuffs must exercise a great influence
upon the American market, and necessities
of life must come to us all at an enhanced
value. These, however are questions for
future discussion For the present, we refer
our readers 10 our elaborate report
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ATTENTION MERCHANTS.
IN addition to our large stock of
l. Chewing. and Smoking Tobacco and Cigars
we have to-day received from factory
40 BOXES BRIGHT TOBACCO,
Among which will be found the celebrated . 40
Brand, and Jas. Thomass Ell Dorado.
this OF any other market.
our stock is now complete, and we ask close
examination of all buyers in our line.
Call and see for yourself at No. 81 Main street,
under Mechanics Hail.
jun29 r HAMBURGER RROa
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RAIL R0LDS.
RALEInGsHHn a rGASTON r. II. CO, :, :
III SuPERINTEND'TS OFFICE,
Raleigh, n. G., February Is, 1865.

DALEIGH q CASTOR n. n, GO. ' :
III SUPERINTEND'TS OFFICE.
Raleigh, n. G., February Is, 1855.
Trains will run as follows: 'o00'
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Raleigh. ."".....u..........., an A NJ
da.ro W ~ eoOn' A, NJ
A; 4" GpuJu ;.'''''''''''''".....<.. l.3O =. NJ
FREIGHT AMI ACC0NM0iD3i' T Fl SiST IRAN r. N
Leaves Raleigh on Mondays, V{ednesdsys and
fridays r at A. NJ, and arrive at Weldon at
FREIGHT AND iACCo ALTON TRAIN
leaves weldon or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
n u at A. M, and arrive at Raleigh at
a.. ny this O. ange in the Passenger Train. connec
p 1ons ere Jade with the Seaboard and Roanoke
mond - NV NPpei ioN'e W" NAcn-
e" ay passengers can be accommodated by the
= eight and Accommodation Trains, if they think
proper to do
| This Tram leaves Raleigh from the RALEIGH and
CASTOR Depot, in the Northern part of the city.
| ALBERT JOHNSON,
feb 4-f General Superintendent.
RICHMOND d PETERSBURG u
RAILROAD COMPANY,
! Richmond, Va, June /, 1866.
y TRAINS LEAVE
Leave Richmond at Ais A. NJ. and 4.s5P M.
and arrive at Petersburg at $40 A. NJ; and
6.15 p. NJ.
Leave Petersburg at 6. 20 A. NJ. and 625 p NJ,
and arrive at Richmond at 1850 A NJ and
| p. NJ.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays freie hit
and Accommodation Train will leave Richmond
at II. rs A. NJ. and arrive at Petersburg at 10
r. N. Returning will leave Petersburg at H. as
A. n. - -
On Sundays the morning train only will leave
Richmond, and the evening train only will leave
petersburg E. F. GILL,
junl3-tf Engineer a Sun,t
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GUNNER RESORT.
LAMBERT's POINT HOUSE.

LAMBERTS POINT HOUSE,
The subscribers respectfully call the attention of
the citizens to the fact that they have opened their
House at Lambert's Point, where they invite a
call from all who desire to enjoy themselves at
this pleasant retreat, assuring them that they
will always find superior Accommodations for
fishing, bathing, &C., with the very best liquors,
segars and edibles the market affords. Their
House will be visited by none but the mc st re-
spectacle. portion Of the community, and in no
case will improper persons be accommodated.
ap 24-6m THEO NELLIGAR. Agent