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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-04

NTOTICE.--Missing, on the morning Or
In of the cath instant BLACK a,k MA S,sa KS, :;
~ freSsad. also d white spot on her lip her fore
feet Inclined inwards !: and can pace: ! VIII give
NV EMIL - J.fP.aJONES
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-04
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I'D - ss5 ;
oFFIcE RrcHNoED AND Yons RfvEEj
-.4--.sa.--a RAILROAD CoafhSf,
RICHMOND. June 10, 1883.
, DOR BALTIMORE, THE NORTH AND
4 NORTHWEST STEAMER KENNEBF|,
Ibis arst-class STEAMER. has been Thoroughly over
hagled and refurnished. and II now On this line,
! under command OF Captain JOHN ~. PRrgWsy''
so avoraby known to the public as tlfe comrasr,,
Of the Curtis Peek, on James river.
Passengers At present leave the mPot Of llh.
ISGs att O'Clock, reaching Baltimore In time ior
all the early trains North and West.
Parties going to the northern watering places
will find this route 70 present many advantage.
Fare 10 Baltimore only "a.
Nv the 10th OF July this Admiral will be returned
TO the line In new and perfect order reprinted ami
refurn,shetf and there win then be four boats per
week from White House to Baltimore.
Freight for Baltimore, The North and Yves; re-
ceived st all times and forwarded promptly.
! Through bills of lading given to all pfomineR,
Tappahannock stages connect with this road a,
Fishhaul station on TUESDAY I2a and FRID A6:
jeso Freight and Ticket Agent
ENGINEER AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE
ERA H RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
asa RICHMOND, VA, June 9, 1893.
EOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE
H. LOCAL TRAYEL.-On and afteriMoND,N,l
June 8 passenger car win leave Giehm2nu ,o'
Petersburg with the freight train) DALI ''"''
day excepted) ut 4.lo +. u. .,so,, q, -,
Passengers must procure their ucS't' ~ we
office previous to getting OH the Train n err
,es Engineer and superintendent.
VTIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
3 VSnMMEn sCHEDULE.-The followin2
Trains Win be run on this road on ana ai'sr MON.
ia a, 4 ri uTRAIN leaving Richmond for Cov!ng,on
IN, iaxcept Sundays) at tbs A. NJ, and arrives
y. ryoSvfngfon at 7;25 Il. Nj.
~ ASjCSCrtOIMMODATI0N TRAIN between Char.
,,ttesy irie and Richmond on MONDAYS WE'D.
SSSEsSISAyS. and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char.
iot.esyiile nj 4 a. N. Leaves Richmond, returning.
at sso Train connects with trains Of Orange
a lsI TTiWoKE. and NEW YORK; also. fnr
,tBsAXskcCtHBURG. KNOXVILLE. MEMrHIS,
Wv ORLEANS, MOBILE, &c. At Staunton
iii, = sta ge-coaches for AUGUSTA WHITE SUI.
piJIfR. HARRISONBURG. WINCHESTER. &c
At Goshen. with coaches for NATURAL BRIDGE
hf,EssSTNGTON. ROCIlBRIDGE BATHS AMI
RRGInisKRRIDGE ALUM. AT Millboro'. with
cosches for BATH ALUM, WARM, HOT, and
HEaIING SPRINGS. Al Covington with
coaches for WHITESULPHUR RED. and oil
SWEET, and other SPRINGS i'm the Trans Ale
glany section and for LFWISBURG, UNION
and CHAIR Kanawha.
: FREIGHT TRAINS daily except en- Sunday.
49, 4-,.- Fl. Ii. WHlTCOMB
je1 General Superintendent.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-04

TIVE DOLLARS REWAR D.--Egg
6' Strayed or stolen from my premises, 49,
Nichoison street. Rockets, OH the ?lst OF june, y
BUFFALO COW, with a windgall ON her right
flank. szs#s ~ "a n, zxYsr.Y SrYs 1
fy2 sEA Ia w Ll<S11s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-04
# SIIsPPsNG.

LjK NEW RK.-Steamer1 <FEFS
a. NIAGARA, BRAKEMAN, Will leavessSez
Iler wharf on SUNDAY, July 5th ut o,ciSeeh'
Freight received all day SATURDAY. Fare, Sil'
Hound Tickets, $50. Steerage So. To secure state
rooms, apply to ,,,,u m
;vdlt Eleventh and Maii sire cts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-12

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prcbirts Elm Yaar RantaIons an. Ser
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q1ir pgrfaafeft I'M NigenbFtd cine grose @htsmabE
perlhpoler HBuare, befeheu6 ans GaeHfUdnren, goiz
benta4inb fiibeTne1l Hbren, 9eppben, 0betn, lbers
piattirten SeI9 irrsns NleIcfI9 mie paoreu S9nEds
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in ieoeH Retai Store oas Dcrpelfe betrdet.
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fiir Clubs non 10 4erIpuen fur 81, pon 30 fur 3d.
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suersen ailf gerlangen fofteitfrei sugejau6t.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-12
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The New York herald., 1868-12-25
CHEIsTnAs DAY IN BR00kLyy.

Tar day viii be observed "a becomes the Joyous
emnity Of the happiest OF festivals known to the
Christian In the calendar Of the year and as might
be expected In the City Of Churches among a com.
munity OF faithful ~ people. The Juvenile portion
OF the population by tar the most enthusiastic and
happy generally speaking, have no cause to com.
plain OF the lack Of attention from their genial
ana ancient friend Kris KringIe or Santa Claus as
he IL, perhaps, more widely known. Yesterday the
stores where holiday presents were offered
for sale drove most thriving trade. The markets
were despolled Of their ware In q manner that be-
speaks good dinners for the morrow. The more
jealous OF the Catholics repaired TO their churches
and approached the confessional preparatory TO re.
ceying the Blessed Sacrament In the morning and
thus devoutly commcfnorating the holiday
The churches OF various denominations have been
handsomely decorated with evergreens There win
be i've masses celebrated At the following named
Catholic churches st James, st. Pauls', ST hary's
fStar OF the seal SC. Josepbs, st. stephens,
St. Peters, st. Patrick's, st. Charles Bor.
romeos, at the churches Of the Visitation, the
Assumption and the Immaculate Conception--the
first mass which will be grand high mass, com.
menclny at Elk O'Clock this NOR ming at all of these
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

respective services collections win be made in aid
OF Tie Catholic orphan children OF BrooAlyn
At the Church OF The Holy Trinity protestant
Episcopali the musical services are announced to
take place as follows:-
carois), .sTne Star OF Bethiehemn. n........ Warren
yenite-Chanted as usual. ............;....:..
''Te Deum Laudamus"-Anthem In major
(rewrtten with English words, altered and
Benedctus- IN d major. r............. Warren
Psalm seventy seven Of the seectiOn-"Christ
mas' .Handel
Eyre Eleison Tndo n major anat e,es Messia6 bacn
Mrs. A. E. Stetson and chorus
(SermOn.)
Christmas Hymn--"Hark, What Mean Those
Holy Voices p'-Mrs. Emelne Reed and Cho-
ofertory for the organ in major. Wey
Carols Hosanna to King Davds Son. ...H $. Cutler
EucharistIc Hymn~sBread Of the World"
yoluntary-O -Organ--' 'Halelujah Chorus" Beethoven
At St. James, church, corner Of Lafayette avenue
and Hall street,
2. Gloria Patri second mass)... Haydn
s. Te Deum In = nat JACKSON
:. HymnMaliark the Herald Anges' 49,. .Fitzhush
T. T. anshsm~fiere aSls were sneplerdsu BUCK
s. Ofert0ry-Chrlstmas Hymn...... 49,. .Ad. Adam
Il. j. Fitzhugh, 0rganist
At St. Johns Episcopal church, on Washington
street. corner OF Johnson the choir will consist Of
be sung by the children OF the Sunday school. The
musical portion OF the service Will consist OF the
.Canticesn re Deua in +, "Hallelujah," by Handel,
as an offertory; "Hark the Angels Sing,n by Mo-
zart and "Shout the Glad Tidings." Mr.. DeLacy,
the tenor will sing q solo, "ComfOrt Ye My People,"
At ST. Peters Protestant Episcopal church. State
street. near Bond, the following musical programme
viii be performed:-
Carol-"Ring out Ye Bellsn Observation-Disclosures in
Venite-No Church Choir. in + fiat
''oi''' a'-' IN nat and
Ie Deum-Inonas ....-................i . nat
Jubate-1h0maS. In B nat
Psalm 6sWoolstanton, Church Choir. lin Z nat
Gloria Tibi-Ceswell.. l.....................in in Il fiat
Anthem-"And the Glory OF the Lord" from
the 'Messan,n In A. Handel
Offert0ry-Sentences.
lnterlude. organ Voluntary
TriSag0n-JackSOn, No. Church Cn0r. In Il nat
Communion Hymn.
Gloria in Excelss-No. 8, Walter. in nat
Postlude-"Hallelujah Chorus" from the
"Messiah," IN d. Handei
chorus OF boys and adults. volunteers from the
church.
Soloists-Soprano, Miss Taylor; contralto, Miss
Butler; tenor, Mr.. Mills; bass0, MIR. Shimeall; organ
ist and choir master, A. s. Caswell.
Christmas dinners will be given to-day at the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum the Home for Des-
titute Children and the Old LADIES' Home. Enter
tainments Will be given to the Sunday school chill
dren OF the Warren street Methodist Episcopal
church, johnson street Methodist Episcopal church,
Plymouth Bethel and Sands street Methodist Epsco-
pal church.
The places Of public resort open to-day varied,
and present an attractive array to an amusement
loving public. Performances are announced to take
place at the Park theatre Academy ol Music Hoo
ley'S Opera, Athen9uIn (Sgn0r Blltz), the Vaude-
vile and the Olympic theatres
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

A Days Good Sport-Thc Ice and the Ponds.
Yesterday Afforded the best skating which has been
known this season. The continued cold OF wedncs-
day evening and yesterday morning had the effect
OF making good clear Ice upon all the ponds, and
thus providing excellent sport for the lovers Of the
exhiaratng pastimesof skating. As consequence,
the day was a carnival one with skaters, and In all
parts OF this city and Brooklyn numbers Of
making their way to some crystalzed ex-
panse, bent upon enjoying the fashionable
outdoor amusement. The day and night were glo-
rious and just suited for exercise OF any sort which
could produce warmth. The wind cold ana
searching numblng the cxtrcmities, and with Its
piercing breath IL peered into every portion OF the
human frame which was not well guarded against
its attacks, but Notwithstanding the biting wind
hundreds OF devotees disportcd themselves upon
the slippery Ice and warmed themselves by gliding
about upon their steelshod feet There was good Ice
everywhere aud consequently skaters every avail
a shapf
The New York herald., 1868-12-25
CHRISTMAS DAY IN NEW JERSEY.

A solemn high mass was celebrated at midnight In
st. Peters church, Jersey City. There viii be
solemn high mass also to-day at halfpast ten
O'Clock, at which Haydn's mo. Mass' viii be sung
by double quartet choir and chorus under the
direction Of Professor Neuendorf. Midnight mass
was also celebrated at the chuoch OF ST. Boniface
tGerman) and at ST. J0sephs church, Hudson City.
The inmates Of the Almshouse In Hudson City will
receive sumptuOus dinner and be allowed the
privilege OF accepting any presents that may be
rendered by kind persons
The convicts in the State Prison at Trenton will
partake OF dinner OF roast mutton, followed by
desserJ. On this day there will be no dark cells or
solitary confinement. The shackes Will be struck
from the limbs of hapess Offenders, and all may
roam through the Interior The inmates OF the
charitable institutions in Trenton will also be treated
to some uxuries.
In Newark there will be services at all or nearly
all the churches. At the Episcopal and Catholic edi-
tees there will, as usual, be services appropriate
to the occasion In accordance with the
timehonored custom OF providing an elaborate
musical programme as well additional mat
ters Of interest In the services generally. For
days past many hands have been busily engaged
in the work OF decorating with evergreens
ST. Patrlck's Cathedral, St. James, Roman Catholic
church, Trinity Episcopal church, Grace church. the
House Of Prayer and other edifces AT the churches
named the services to-day Will doubtless be less
interesting than attractive. For those SO desiring
there are various other ways OF spending 'merry
Christmas.N
The New York herald., 1868-12-25
RECEPTION At GRAMMAR SCHOOL 10. 4.

The female department OF this school provided
fine musical entertainment yesterday morning
der the direction OF Professor Curtis, the occasion
being the Introduction OF the newly elected trustee
or the Thirteenth ward Mr.. Joseph +. Ellery, and
the eave-taking OF their old officer, Mr.. Joseph II.
Tooker. The platform was occupied by many gen.
men prominent on the east side, including Alder
man Anthony Miller william ii. Tracy, DR.. George
Skn United States Army, and others. The pieces
were OF appropriate selection and were ali sung IN
a manner ecitlng tokens of great appreciation and
pleasure. This department numbers quite 400 put
pills and is presided over by Miss Catharne White,
principal.
In primary school No. 10, Cannon street. which is
also Thirteenth ward school, nattering notice Of
Mr. Tookers retirement was taken, the children,
among other songs, giving, with evident feeling,
"Auld Lang Syne,u and the remarks by his old asso-
ciatcs OF the school board being very compliment
ary bearing testimony as TO his fidelity to the best
interests OF the schools he has served for the past
i've years. Miss Sarah J. Hatfield Is the principal Of
tins excellent school, and she and her assistants
deserve great credit for the appearance OF the pu
ps under their care and the meritorious character
OF yesterdays entertainment.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25
Tnsryy CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVAL.

scene Of great interest presented Itself yestcr-
dag. at three O'Clock r. NJ, az Trinity church. The
scene WINS the annual festival OF the sunday school
children including the distribution OF gifts from
Christmas tree. About 400 chi Idren, though many
are wen grown up. their ages varying from Ave to
twenty comprise the pupils Of the sunday school,
THESE c,dren. ss Is well known are picked up from
tue stroeis and receive their Sunday school teach
Ings at NJ, 50 Liberty street. Professor Eggleston,
Of Columhia College, being the superintendent
aud some thirty teachers. The cilldren were
yyen seats IN the middle aisle pews OF the church,
and more 81 ling and pleased company OF children
rarely 70 oe seen Inc resl ~ '9e ne cnassn 9r,,,as
with seemingiy quite much zest Is the sunday
singing Inc "prooessional,r beginning with the
lines
Once In royal Dsvd's city
Stood . iUwly cattle shed
Where y mother laid her baby
In n,auger for his bed,
optt ca the performances After this was read the
..Eya ning Prayers" /" conducted by Drt Ninton anu
Ogib,', when the children sang CnHst.
mas . arol which was set TO nne mus,c ,s,,' ana
an addn 80 0f happy appropriateness 10 tne ocCason
substitut g pleasant recital OF the origin OF cnrst
mas festip es and good advice agreeaDy told ior
the customxry style OF uninteig1ble didActIc ue-
clamatop ne. orally inflicted upon juvenile auditors
More sinulDR a songs followed, then came the ds-
trIbution or pin Al the Christmas tree. Tnis was
spectacle AZ ann ated as was pleasing lhe Tree
,yaa every imavDa BE variety of appropriate Christ
me ,resenis The s cost $780, so that nearly tvl
,n, ,ane,ing of subs, lntia worth. Those having the
Le record n e suna so arranged that eaes sce
. ~ - ''s "1s krs ,ot two 0ls and one set OF china
a's''s 81, n sna az wood i. war most happy timo
ios lie s. oncs a. alse for Inc saepeis sno others