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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-31


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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-31

RICHMOND AND DAyvILLg RAILROAD
RICHMOND, May 2, 1859.

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.--Th
~ public are hereby informed that the diaereni
railroads on the line from Richmond 70 ths s41te,
lotte. &c, N. C.: Chester. Winnsboro', Columbis.
Charleston, Greenviilc, &C., $: c.; Augusta, 81
Ga; Montgomery, Selma, Mobile, &C, Als.; New
Orleans La :, &c, are now completed, thus giving
to the traveller the shortest and most direct route
through a salubrious and healthy country.
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Rich
nond daily Sundays excepted, at 7.40 A. n. Ar
rives at Danvilla at $50 r. N. Arrives ut Greens.
boro' al $40 r. NJ.
| 10 30 = NJ Leaves Danville daily Ut 6.S5 A. u.
Arrives at Richmond at 3.l5 NJ
Trains connect at Burkeyills with trains on the
| Sonthsiie railroad for FARMyILLE, LYNCH.
| BURG, Bristol, KNOXVILLE, DALTON,
| CHATTANOOGA, NJ EMPIllS, &c.
| THOMAS DODAMEAD.
| my2-ts Superintendent.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y The following regular trains will be run on
this road on and after MONDAY, February IL:
A MAIL TRAIN DAILY except on sundaysl. Dc:
at As A. VI. and Saunton ats "A. N.
A NIGHT MAIL TRAIN between Richmond ana
Gordousvills. seven times a week. leaving hicn-
mond nj Ti5 7. VI. and Gordonsville NJ 30 A. NJ.
This ira in makes close connections with trsii. on
the Orange and Alaxandria Railroad, ana avoiis
the delays at Gordonsyille on the former night
schedule. By this train passengers Tor the South
west T HG! Ss assIsa NAIL ~ TkxN leaving Siam
ton at IA. NJ. for the West, ON Tuesdays, Tnur'
DAYS and Saturdays.
THEMAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond connect
with train: on the oRANGE AND aLIkNHAMpn.tn nns.t.
with STAGE COACHES at Staunton, Lexington
Winchester, &c. =, ,,r -
The trai n west Of Stanton connects with STAGE
COACH Es for Rock kbridge Baths, Rookbridge Mum.
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs. and the white
sapF FREiGHT r sa Il" TRAIN between Richmond and
stanton connects with Freight Trains on orange
and Alexandria railroad for Lynchb burg and Aiex.
andrii.
FREIGHT will bs sent to any point on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad without change OF cars.
Goods purchased in Northern cities can be SEM
direct to any station on this ROAD Wnsre he STp
PHEN HUNTER, General Freight Agent, Rich.
mond The charge for the transit through hieh,
mond, including Wharfage, drayage, storage ana
commissions, will not exceed ten cents per one
hundred pounds, and on heavy articles will De
much less Preights will be collected 1T destins'
ton. ..,
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga ana
Dalton.
Fare to Lynchburg reduced to
Tickets 10 Lexington, Va, at I'll.
Freight ofdcs at Richmond closed a. , NJ
aa "a General Super rDtendent.
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REoPEH1HG.-Andrcw Antoni, an old
Richmond confectioner, whose former eS-
tabishment was burned in the great fire
on the Sd Of April, 1868, reopcned yester-
day at his magnificent stand opposite the
Exchange Bank. Many of his old friends
called upon him and partook of an abun,
dance of his good things. His saloon is lifted
up in fine style, the main chandelier be-
ing the most beautiful and neatly finished
of its kind we have ever seen. lie has 4
large stock of every kind of French can
dies, bon JonS, cakes, rclishcs, and fruits,
most tcmptingly arrayed. Richmond is
certainly sweet place, now that Antonl
has added his stock Of sweet things to that
of Bossicux, Sodini, and many others, and
our citizens can hencctorth very convc-
nicntly Swcetcn their tongues if not their
dispositions.
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TuE WORK At IloLLYwoop on GESTER,
,pAY.--l response to the call made upon
them, the Young men of Richmond and all
the principal organizations in the city met
AT HOLLYWOOD Cemetery at , O'Clock on
Yesterday afternoon 10 continue the work
of putting in order the graves of the Con-
frderatc dead. Representatives of the
First regiment, the Virginia Life Guard,
the Blues, the GreyS, the Ambulance
Committee, the llowitzerS, Company u
Third Virginia battalion, the Cadets, Pc
grams Artillery battalion, Fayctte Artil-
lcrv, were present. Among the members
present OF the old Pcgram'S battalion was
Private Stywatcr, Il c-lcggcd cX-Con-
Gcdcratc, and one of the few surviving
members of the renowned Purcell Battery,
who was also out on Monday, and on
both occasions worked like hero.
In all, at least five hundred men were
present, and by their continued cXcr-
tionS they were enabled to complete
the greater part of the work lett
undone on Monday. The different express
companies lent their wagons for the occa-
sion, and number of carts was also lur-
nishcd. Refreshments, consisting OF ale,
lager beer, &C., were very kindly supplied
bv the McsSrs. Euker and Jonah White, OF
the "Best Idea The men worked with a
will, and did not knock off until near sun
down, when they marched back to the city.
Incidents Of the Day.-The remains OF
Private Symington, Of the Richmond
Crews, were taken up, and being placed III
a new coffin, were reinterred i'll private
square in the cemetery. Private Syming-
ton fell in the bloody battle at Malvern
Hill.
The grave of General Stuart was, du-
ring the dav, most taStetully ornamented.
II was evident that fair hands had busted
themselves in this handsome tribute to the
gallant dead. Ii consisted of an arch
of flowers with a niche beneath 1t, sur
mounted bya bust of the General exc
cuted by our talented young townsman
T. s. Valentine. 1t is a beautiful work OF
art. and is considered an accurate likeness.
This bust will adorn the grave to-day.
Among the graves we noticed that OF
Catharine Hodges, company II, Fifth Lou
isiaua regiment; and this we aScertalned
to be the last resting place of the former
cook of that company, who came out with
them from home and served them faith
fully and we'll until her death, which oc-
Cured on April I, 1862.
A number of ladies came out in car
riages and on foot TO notice the progress
of the work, and they appeared much gra-
tilted at the result of the labors of the ex-
soldiers of Richmond.
The Virginia Life Guard twenty five
mem and the Otey Battery forty five men)
we're the last to leave the ground. This
latter organization mounded one hundred
and scyenty-fve graves. Johnson's Bat.
terry, commanded by Captain Clutter, did
splendid work upon the graves and in grA-
Yelling the walks. The Hampton Battery
was well represented, and did excellent
service,
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STEAMERS.

- ~ ~
DOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-GHfE
Ny. The splendid new side wheel steamship
HATTERAs, LEWIS PARRIsH COMMANDED ALbn;
MARLE, A. Boz RyR commander, leave hicnmgha
Tsry TgEsSHhp s@SHhppsEsbaY faf .Sd
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were DuiN'
expressly for the route. cr.rv
they have splendid SALOONS and sTAIs; -;
ROOMS, and tho FARE, ACCOAAoDAiAoN0 sns
ATTENTION ara unsurpassed. prp-
Passage, meals, and state-rooms Included Fu'
TEEN DOLLARS. ~
By this cns :rs :na:S .
shippers % are Invited TO notice that the great
DAMAGE and loss by handling, and exposure ir1%
frequent re.shipping' - on o'nef hnss' "s'o'1'S
Freights for points beyond New York win be for:
warded with dispatch, and no charge made sxesps
aeIpa Ths,s seharss cargo in New York st pier
No % North river, and the Company % s,samsn Ss.
for Wilmington, North Carolina ChAfleston, -. ~
ysanah, Mobile and New orleans Leave ron M. ,ns
same pier Goods ios ness ar ps
insurance IL very low by these ships, ana ~ ~
economy in time, insurance, and eondInSSD SD.n ~
s.l h'rn route from Virgins Insurance Effected o
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVIsesros tSa s2o.d..y. I New yors.
SAMUEL AYREs 4C0.J,,.
Richmond. VirRinia.
CALDWELL ciy 4 pPs,si Ps,si and r.s.-s.,s.
T. II. WEBB sSo,sol.. v,rs,n,..
For freight .: o:pssSg pssfSsigks AYRREs .RRi e CO.. Agents.
Once corner Of Cary and Virginia streets, oppe.
site tho Tobacco Exchange. del-u
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SYCAMORE SUNDAY SCHOOL are making
preparations for a picnic excursion and
celebration, to come OF IN June, some
eight or ten miles from the city; and If the
affair comes up to the good old times we
have spent with this school on similar occa.
sions before the war, We want TO bo there.
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auction Sales To-Day.

GRIrBBS & WILLIAMS will sell on the pre-.
mises, at : o'clock, T.. NJ, If fair, the
Revere House, at the corner of Third and
Franklin streets, and the brick tenement
adjoining 1t, now occupied by William
Price also Mt the same time handsome
family carriage.
JOHN II. FRANCIS, sheriff of Mon ntgomery
county, will sell today the Dece Farm,
near the Big Tunnel oil the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad.
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LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIT OF TUE OAK
WOOD MEMORIAL AssoCIATIoN.-Mr. o. 7.
Baldwin, who lectures tomorrow night al
Virginia Hall for the benefit of the Holly
wood Memorial Association, will, we learn,
repeat it for the Oakwood Association du-
ring next week. SO soon as suitable place
for it's delivery can be obtained, notice OF
the time and place will be given.
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THE DISPATCH on THE RAILRoA DS.-Mrssrs.
Cole A Turncr deliver the DiSpdfch every morning
on .li The railroad cars leaving Richmond and as
.thev ara lao our authorized agents 10 receive sub
1scriptions 10 the SAINT Weekly and Weekly Dts-
mitch, our friends along the railroad ronies can
y.iI themselves Of the mrsse ngers OF these enter
mrising news de4Iers i'll forwarding their orders.
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WM. KNABE Il CO., :
w MANUFACTURERS or HI
FIRST pREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, v = v v
GRAND, cSoH

AND UPRIGHT
PI A N ,
rhasa rps,rumsnts having been before the pub
u. sor the past thirty years, have, upon their sx-
.alian,s alone. attained an usPUEcHAsBD PRE-
va,sexcx that pronouncss them uneqaalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
ana singing quality, a. well IS great purity Of
i,tonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
IL plant and elastic and Is entirely free from the
stiffness found In so many pianos, which causes
the performer to so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelied. Their action Is con-
structed with a care and attention 20 every part
therein tha, charaetarixes the nnest sehanism'
None but the best seasoned material Is used 10 thef
manufacture, and they will accept the hard asasos
Of the concert-room with that of the pArtof upon
an equality--unafected In their melody in i@c''
they are constructed
"NoT FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale aud the Asrafe Treble,
Every Piano fully war; ransed ior 1--WE I.Aks.
WARERooAs: 100 WRsT TBALTihORss svRkST'
splI-sm BALTIMORE.
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Mayors CouRT.-Thc following were
among the cases disposed of by his Honor
yesterday:
John Kennedy, W.White, Squire Brooks,
and Charles Hare, negroes, were arraigncd
on charge of unlawful gaming on the steam
boat wharf at Rockets. They were com
mitted in default of fine OF twenty dol
lars and two hundred dollars security for
their future good behavior.
John Knowles, "cOok aboard the Buena
VISTA" was arraigned on charge OF assault
ing John Mammeron, cabin-boy on the same
craft. The case was continued until to-
day.
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NUMBER 22I.
Coon News FOR THE PUBLrc.-It is really

Coon News FOR THE PUBLrc.-lt is really
gratifying to observe that the old pioneer
line of side-wheel steamships resume their
position again between this place and New
York OF course it will be UNDERSTOOD
that VIC have reference TO the ships OF the
New York and Virginia Steamship Com
pany AN old line, with two new and sti-
perior side-wheel steamships, the Niagara
and the Saratoga. II is known to tins
community that this company was pretty
severely dealt with during the revolution
that is, during the recent " scrimmage -
losing four fine ships, viz: two here, one in
New Orleans, and one at sca-the York
town, Jamestown, Roanoke, and the Bayou.
Hence, when the way was opened here
again to business, this company had these
two fine ships built expressly for this route
at q cost Of about three hundred and Sc
vcnty thousand ddollars-sparingn no expense
in their construction. Unfortunately, 1t
was discovered that their depth of water
proved rather too great for the bar within
sight of our harbor, which filed up very
much during the war owing to the OBJ
Structions placed in the river just be-
low. Now that our city authorities
have arranged to have this bar deepened,
this company, in anticipation of the early
and speedy removal Of this obstruction,
which has always been a barrier to the in
gress and cgress Of vessels of the largest
class, have determined to resume its former
position and without intending to he in
vidous, we are sure it will meet with
hearty and substantial welcome. During
the summer months those of our citizens
who may be thus disposed, will have a
fine opportunity to make delightful trip
by sea to New York, enjoying the beauti-
ful scenery Of our river and sea-coast be-
sides being invigorated by the wholesome
air Of the salt water, and at tritiins cost.
We hope that this line will not meet with
any more Interruptions, and that its tu-
ture may prove as prosperous as we believe
the future of our city will be. See the ad
vertisement of the agent of this line in our
columns of to-day.
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The Ea.On .Bourganani.Ra Randolph
Etopcmcnt-Turthcr Details ot me
Cause.-The Successive Phases Of the
Italian Adycn,urcr's COurtship and
Nnrrt c-Ncw DcvclOpmcnfs-A
Downtown Merchant Involved I'm ~
Conspiracy to Extort MOneys-Bour-
,,,,,ni IN 70 .Sncak Thief'-lsis
l'ttcr EcpraNity.
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The SECOND CONCERT for the benefit OF
the Methodist Sunday School Society will
take place at Broad-strcct Methodist
Church (Dr. Duncan'S) Tomorrow night,
in which seventy performers will take part.
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He who will take no part in the
present great conflict between President
Johnson and the Radical party would stand
aloof from battle between the Eagle OF
Liberty and yenomous nake.-lreatice.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadelphia, mer.
chandise and passengers, W. =. Porter.
steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchah'
disc and passengers, Haskins Bridgiord
Sloup John Francis, Johnson, Norfolk, lherchah'
disc, K. F. Williams.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers; i; Baltimore. ll, mer'
Steamer Roanoke Walker Norfolk, light.
Steamer NJ Martin, Haines, Sorfoik, merchah'
disc and passengers, Has kins bridgioru ut.
Schooner Redington, Gregory, Baltimore; i,ght.
Schooner J. l.. Harnea, Adams, Phliadelphia
lumber Mckowan & Curtis.
Schooner Lawrence, Craddock, Aorln .aroi'ia'
Sloop Three Sisters, Johnson, sccomac.
sloop Mary Brewer, johnson, Accomac.
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JUDGE LYoNs's CorRT.-Thc following
business was disposed Of by this court yes
tcrday:
Andrew Johnston Donovant, white, ar
raigncd for fcloniously shooting James
Hawkins, negro, was found guilty, and sent
to the pcnitcntiary for eight years.
Henry Williams, negro, was tired for
robbing a negro OF thirty dollars, and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for five years.
The Judge passed the sentence OF CON
finement to the pcnitentiary for eight
years upon James Fairbanks, convicted OF
forgery few days since. The Common
monwcalths Attorney declined further to
prosecute Fairbanks upon second indict-
mont for the same crime.
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As general order, all organizations
which took part in the work on Monday
and on Yesterday will assemble at their
usual places of meeting at o'clock this
morning, and they will then march to
Grace Church, where they will rendezvous
at o'clock. The whole of the organiza-
ton will then march in procession to the
cemetery. The following particular no.
ticcs are issued:
Conpoay e, 7EiM BottoEon Local De-
fence, will meet, by order Of Captain Gay,
at the corner of Main and Fourth streets
at Sls o'clock.
The C0dcts and those wishing to join
them will meet at Woodroofs drug store,
corner of Franklin and Fourth streets, at
o'clock this morning. All cadets or at
tachGS of the Institute, and graduates not
connected with other organizations, are
invited 10 meet with them.
Peqram'S Battoli0n.-Thc Survivingmem
bcrs of the Lctcher, Purcell, CrcnShaw,
Maryc, and Pee Dee batteries will meet
at the corner of Third and Grace streets
at o'clock.
The Tayiaia Lie GHnd will meet at
the corner of Fourth and Main streets at s
o'clock precisely.
First Virginia Reyipcd will meet ut the
City Hall at 3 o'clock, \. VI.
The Ho,r;f:e,' ButtaIioR will meet at the
City Hall at 5 o'clock, \. VI.
THE MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
The members oi' the Hollywood Memo
rial Association and all ladies who will
roiperaie with them will meet al Grace
Church at o'clock. OmuihuScS, &C., Of
trrcd for the occasion will please he at the
church by that time. The ladies will then
proceed to the cemetery 10 decorate the
graves. and expect 10 return by or )
o'clock, =. NJ. No addresses are con-
tcmplated upon the occasion.
The Executive Committee request that
no carriages or mounted men enter Holly
wood Cemetery enclosure to-day. 1t Is
necessary that this order hc enforced to
prevent accidents to the large number Of
ladies and children who will be present.
Persons arriving on horseback or in car
riugcS will leave them in charge of ser
wants in the field outside of the entrance
gate. THE SCHOOLS.
1t is expected that large number Of the
school children will tnm out with their
teachers, and march to tie cemetery, sing
ing appropriate hymns.
THE SERVICES uF THE DAY.
1t is hoped that every store in the city
will hc closed to-day, that every one may
have an opportunity OF paying Il last trl-
butte Of respect aud love to onr fallen sol
dirrs. Every man VIII" can - 10 Holly
wood to-day, and wiltully remains at home,
Shonld be published to the community as
one who cannot appreciate honor, integrity,
and worth. Let every one 60, and let it
be- proved for once that whatever the po-
licv of Republics, the States Of the south
will never be- ungratct'ul.
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THANKS FOR PApERs.-To the National
Express Company; to Mr.. George Savage,
Adams Express; to Matt. ,Bricn, South
ern Express to the Adams Express Com
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EtEIVING TODAY, FOUR HUN
II DIED BApEEI.s FLOUR most of Il very high
#faIr. - reyeEal we'll -tnown brands one thou.
,s.s bH~hsis MILL FEED: further receipts Of
ItEkon VI ..IiaInr's celebrated RkFiSED SU-
'iRs iALMEg, HAl.Tsc0R co,
.ays Libby Buildings,
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The YoUNG GUARD.-A meeting of the
members Of the Young Guard was held
at the City Hall last night, Major Hugh w.
Fry in the chair. A motion to form an
association composed of the old members
of the company was carried, and Major
Hugh Fry unanimously elected president Of
the same. 1t was also resolved that the
members of the Young Guard and others
belonging to the Fifteenth Virginia regi-
mrnt assemble at the City Hall at s
o'clock this morning, and proceed in a
body to Hollywood, and there unite with
the ladies in Strcwing garlands upon the
graves of our dead heroes. 1t is the Inten-
ton of the members to rcorganizc the COM
pany, and for this purpose another meeting
will he held next Wednesday night at the
City Hall. The Young Guard were IN the
first and the last fights Of the war--at
Bethel Church and at Sailors Creck-and
by their gallantry won the admiration ol
tie brave officers Of Pickett's division.
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The CommcmOratiOn to-day Mt Holly
wood Cemctery-Meeting Of the
Different Organizations
rangements Of the Memorial
ASsociatiOn-PrOcc to
the Cemetery, and the
Graves to be Deco
rated with
Wreatlls. Garlands and Bouquets.
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ARRESTs.-Vacana Gerard was arrested
yesterday for stealing a lot Of old iron
axlcs from Benjamin W. Green, Esq, and
for receiving lot of the same knowing
them to be stolen.
Patrick Henry, negro, was also arrested
for stealing q lot Of the same aXlcS from
BENJAMIN W. Green, Esq, and for selling
some of them to Gerard. Upon search,
made under a Scarch-warrant, by Captain
Epps. several of these aXlcS were found in
the possession of both parties. For some
time past very annoying deprcdations have
been made upon Mr.. Green, and it is to be
hopcd that all the thieves have been
canglt.
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
sicHaoSp, Ieksbusd AsR MssEa sap Porozzaace zae
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
MAIL TWICE DAIIY.-ELBGANT sLREPIN0
CARS ON ALL. NIGHT TTRAINS.-The only railroad
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond TO the sitiss
North, East, and West.
DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily Sundays excepted stsA. NJ, arriving In
EARLY h sfFrERSooN ExPREss TRAINS S iSr the the
THE The Motif THRoUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS M attached, d. leaves m
ton ats A. VI. connscting with the EARLY MORN.
ING TRAINS for the NORTH; EAST, and West,
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the prin-
cipal cities In the West.
apply at the Office Of the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill.
J. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAsCEL RUTH, Superintendent. my -