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Saint Mary's beacon., 1869-12-16

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.ha~gf,-e i ints.S,'v Interesting. first
h,csuse Il r,,a,-es treat skill: and Sc
,5n5. IA, rewa-.. a success i 50 satisfac-
torv Tn, vcug- h;r.is fail comparative
~ In e,sr ,-av. t:s m old bird profits
III experience. and IS not readily caught.
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growth, q sqaatt'aS n the smallest pos
~'ale proportions pn.'er tRe profession OF
tae broad leaves ftae doc@ our faith
~ ant VII framed aeg points with
anef.}NS 'eF' my "a7Fe 'he prize Is eid-
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1869-12-16
G BIs, p1N'r D. IT There is a prac-

GiRIs, p1N'r D. IT. There is prac-
t.ee glit9 prevalent amoag young lal,es
IF tho present day, which We arc old
fashioned enough to consil.r very impro-
Per. We a'lrJe to thsir giving photo
graphs Of themselves . young men who
are mer " ac4Iain,4Lces. We consid-
or it ille,ica-n in the highest degree -
We are as.onishaI that any young girl
should hold herself 50 cheap as this
With an accepted lover il Is of course all
right Even in that case the Likeness
shoul. b returned, if tue engagement
should, by aNy misunderstanding, cease.
II this little paragraph should meet tho
eye f any young si7l who IS about TO give
E4r pL t4-raph 10 a gentleman acQuain-
tauca, Ut her know ti-t the remarks made
by msny yeun1 men, when together, con-
cernine what is, perhaps on nor part,
piece Of I-u rance or impu !enco, would,
Il lib beard ,han, CAUSE Acr cheeks to
crimson w.,a shame aud anger. "Wereita a
sister 5f oars, " have ol-n said "woro
/, 3 s.st.r Of ol-. but tia. 10. being
the cas-. w5 yYs t...s ai7ice y anyboly's
-.s..r W. ,..c4s il, most aax.ausiy de-
s;-iuz Sat Sue nj. q. FL times PIE
ser@c hex a.ea..y aal --..-r-spsct.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1869-12-16

CCRIosITIEs cg EAErr At tho city
Of Medina in Italy, AMI about four miles
around It. wherever the e7rth is dug,
when tie workmcn arrive at distance Of
sixtv-tGrco feet, they come to bed of
chalk, which they bore with au auger
five feet deep. They then withdraw from
thc pit before tie auger is removed, and
upon its extraction the water bursts up
through the aperture with great violence,
and quickly fills the newly-malo well.
which continues full aud is affected by
neither rains nor drought. But what is
tho most remarkable III this operation is
lie layers Of earth as we descend. At
hc depth Of fourteen feet are f,unl the
ruins CT m ancient city, paved streets,
housos, doors, and different pieces of ma
son work. Unlsr this is found a soft,
gozy earth, made up Of vegetables, aud
1t ta.n' y-six feet large trees entire, such
as walnut trees, with the walnuts still
stuck to the stem, and tho leaves and
branches in perfect state Of preserva-
t.on. y tSoaty-,isht feet deep soft
chalk IS found, mixed with vast guam
tity Of shells. anl the bel is eleven feet
rhck. Under this Vegetables are found
again.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1869-12-16

'.EEls. ETo.. 10.
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No PERSONALITIES ALLowED.-On Mon
day night the harmonious working of the
Jefferson Ward Radical Club was disturbed
by very personal question from z. NJ.
staining (white), hitherto in good standing
with the party. Colored John Oliver was
making speech when Staining imperti-
nently asked why Governor Wells let DR..
Harris (colored candidate for Lieutenant
Governor) stop at Il negro clearinghouse
instead of inviting him to the Gubernato-
rial mansion.
This raised storm Of indignation, and
DR.. Sterling and others, white and black,
demanded that the renegade should either
be silcnccd or be put out. Staining per-
sisted in his question, and he was therefore
seized by a negro scrgcant-at-arms and
rather rudely elected.
The seargeaDt and his assistant were ar
rested for committing an unlawful assault,
but rs William Isham (the negro prcsident),
Gale, and others. said the operation was
gently performed, the Mayor allowed the
accused to depart in peace.
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PROTECTING THE OYSTER FIsuERIEs.-Co-
lionel Stanton, Auditor of Public Accounts,
has ordered the retention of the oyster fleet
of the State Of Virginia as at present COM
missioned, in order to protect the oyster
fisheries from dredging during the summer
months.
Ordinarily the oyster fleet goes out of
commission on the 1st Of June, and the oys-
ter banks arc left unprotected during the
summer. Boats are sent down from New
jersey, Delaware, and Maryland, and load
taincd taken away for planting along the
shores of those States. 1t is to prevent this
sort Of thing that the fleet of boats under
control of the Auditor of Public Accounts
is ordered to patrol the waters of the bay
during the summer months.
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HAGhS's MAGNOLIA B.hLM.-Thls article Is the
true secret OF beauty. IL Is what fashionable ladies'
actresses, aud opera-sinGcrs. usc TO produce that
cultivated diStiague appearance SO much admired
I'm the circles Of fashion.
II removes all unsightly bl0tchcs. rcdneSS,
frecklcs tan. sunburn. and effects Of spring Winds
and gives to the complexion blooming purity Of
transparent dclicacy and power. No lady who
values a fine complexion can do without the Mag
nolia Balm. Seycnty-Gyc cents will buy 1t OF any
Of our respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathliron Is Il very delightful hair-tsress-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02

The BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF
VIRGINIA meets i'll this city Tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock. Arrangements have been
made for the accommodation of between
four and five hundred delegates who are
expected to be in attendance from all parts
of the state. Corresponding messengers
sessions Of the body will extend into next
week. Rev. j. A. Haynes, of Loudoun
county, is the preacher of the annual ser
mon, which will probably be delivered at
81 L. N. tomorrow.
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Coon News FROM THE TREAsURY.-Thc
State treasury is reported to be in an en-
couraging condition just now. Already
there is surplus Of more than $500, 600
IN increase Of about S225, 900 since April
Island there are large additional receipts
every day. Colonel Stanton, the First Au-
ditor, is energetically pushing the claims OF
the State against delinqucnts, and several
judgments have been obtained in the cir
cult court, now sitting.
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g. S--3
CHESAPEAKE AND emo RAIL
\ R"Ap.-eUMMER HCliEpULE.-nn and
sitter thc 2d of MAY. 1>f9. the MAIL TRAIN will
run daily between lsichmo oud and C"vnctou Leave
Richmond at 4. VI. and arrive at Covingtcn St
/. v. Leave Covingt"n at csc \. VI. aud arrive
Ht Richmond $3.50 L. NJ
ACCuMMuDATlUN TRAIN between Rich
moud %ud charlottesville on MONDAYS. WE'D
NE>pNIS. and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char-
lrt;">NlIl" II 4. NJ. and arrives 1t Richmond ut
g:.5 i. VI. Leaves Richmond al 1880 /. NJ, and
arrives al charlottesville at . +. VI.
Ih" NAIL TRAIN connects ut Gordonsvillc and
charlottesville with trains on Orange. Alexandria
and NannS,a& railroads f"r AlcNandria. Washing
ton. Philadelphia, New York, Lynchhurg Knox
VILE, Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans, Mont
Gs!l.rN. Mobile, &c: It stanton with stage
c"rchcs for larrisunbury and Augusta Springs:
~ tio>Ecu with stH@c-C0"ChcS for Lexington. \att
raj Bridge. Euckhrid"c Alum Springs AMI Eock-
bridge Baths: at Nib"r"' with coacEcs Tor Bath
= jum and Warm Springs: at C"yingt"n with
-:1y.r~ for Hot. Healing. sweet. and White sui
rlur Springs. Lcwisburr. Charleston. &c.
JAMES +. SWITZERLAND,
(,,urrIl fTirSpt
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIoUs.-The Rev. William F. Ed
wards will preach at the Methodist Episco-
pal church, Manchester, this evening, juno
I'd, at 81 o'clock.
Rev. John VIM. Jones, of Lexington, will
preach in the Leigh-Street Baptist church
tO-nirht
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MAYORS COURT, TuEsDAY-Ndyor Cha
hoon preSidIng.-Gcor@c Bumcntha, up for
trcSpaS>inS on the premises Of Hiram Bet
ting, was dismissed.
Nimrod Dickinson. charged with stealing
Il coat from L. II. llcalY, was sent on for in
dictmCnt.
James E. Hickman, charged with assault
inS and beating John B. Harris, was re-
quircd to give security for his good bcha-
yOr.
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$4,000. STOP $4,000.

PAYING RENT.
Stockholders In the MUTUAL BUILDING
FUND AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, and
al deSlrous Of becoming so. arc hereby notified
that an instalment of TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS. I'm sums to suit. will ne sold tn The lowest
bidder on THURSDAY, June 10, at O'Clock L. VI.
Bids may be made from this up to that day and
hour.
We will buy house for you, we will butld
house for YOU. wc will buy lot for you and
build 1T any time thereafter you may select your
premises.
stop paying rcnt-buy yourself home. For
particulars, call at office. 1900 Main street.
THOMAS $. ARMISTEAD,
10 l. id Cashier.
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LICESsED.-Robert s. Prichard, son of the
late Rev. John L. Prichard, has been licensed
to preach by the Leigh-strect Baptist church
Of this city. He expects to graduate i'll n
few weeks at Wake Forest College. and to
enter the University Of Virginia next fall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02

COUNTERFEIT COUNTERFEIT Every good
medicine has its limitations. TKIBBETT'S NER-
MIFEN, or WORM CONNECTIONS, may not BE- an
exception. Let the public be OH their guard. Ask
for Tribbctt's, and be sure You get II. This sure
and plcasanl cMrc for WORMS Is sold cyerywhcre:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02

DEowSED.-Thc body of Il negro man who
was drowned on last Saturday, while help
ing to load a New York steamer ut Rockets,
was recovered Yesterday morning. An in
quest was held, and Il verdict rendered by
the coroner's jury of death by accidental
drowning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02

SUNDAY-SCHOoL PIC-NIC. 1.-The Sunday
school attached to Broad-Strcet Methodist
Episcopal church contemplate holding their
annual picnic at "Dunlop'S," near Peters
burg, on Wednesday the 9th Of June. The
grounds are beautiful, cool, and shady, and
plenty of good water. They hope their
friends will, from the inducements offered,
give their support in carrying it out TO the
satisfaction Of all who may attend.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
NOR THE TOILETTE.

ESSENCE OF TIE WHITE ROSE-a new, lash
ionablc, and exquisite perfume;
JUBIS'S EXTRACTS and SOAPS,
FARISA COLOGNE WATER,
MAGNOLIA WATER
FLORIDA WATER.
lIjBIS,S LAVENDER WATER,
FINE SpONGES and SPONGE BAGS,
POMADES,
COSMETIQUES,
BRUSHES. &C., of the finest quality for sale by
MEADE Il BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists, 5lo Main street.
my 81
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UNMArLAELE LETTERS REMAINING ~ TIE
RICHMoND Posr-OrFlCE June ,, ISG9.--
Master Epbus Il. Bcazcy, Norfolk, Va.
George VI. Jennings, Sussex county, Va.
Postmaster, New York; Miss Kate Mullen,
jamaica Plains, Mass; l.. Is. Tatum, Rich
mond, Va; Rev. :. NJ. Amber. Williams
burg, Va; Miss Kate Jennings, Peters
burg, Va.
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JUDGE BURNHAMs COrRT.-The follow
ing eases are set for trial in this court to-
day: Commonwealth Us. Francis Curtis,
Commonwealth Us. Thomas Smith, Com
monwcaIth rs. Simon Lorcy, Common
wealth Us. William Henry Wilson.
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JUDICIAL.-Judgc Morton, of the ITenrico
circuit, one of the most gcnlemanly and
efficient Of the new appointccs, will hold
court ut Lynchbur" for Judge Boiling,
whose judicial career has recently come to
an llntimClv end.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02

JACKSON PARK. aAa&
4 grand exhibition Of >eEAyS@SN.
speed VIII take place at hc.S--&--------a-.-.s
above Park on WEDNESDAY, June I'd. ut
o'clock. between the celebrated and fast horses
EUTAW and FANNY BAKER mile and repeat ;
to harness.
To the admirers of the turf this will be decided
treat rs il Is justly conceded that these two ami
mails possess more speed than any In the State. II
II expected that there will be large concoursc Of
spectators to witness this attractive exhibition.
Gate fee. FIFTY CENTS. my 3i-3t*
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST A. \. ALLEN, 1915
Main street, Is getting in his summer stock Of
HATS, embracing all the pretty styles and novel
ties OF the season. at very low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02

ASK for FLEMING s (SASToSIHEl WORM Con-
FECTIOSs. and take none other. All agree that
they are the best. safest, and most pleasant. Be-
ware Of itation.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF V VIRGINIA.
w ELECTION OF PROFESSnR.-Thc Chair
Of Practice Of Medicine in this institution having
been vacated by the resignation OF Professor -.
will bc held for the purpose OF filling the vacancy
on TUESDAY the sth Of June ut ) O'Clock i. VI.
Candidates will please forward dthcirarplicationS
and testimonials addressed 10 the Board Of Visit
ors To the care OF the undersigned
by order Of the President of the Board.
l.. s. JDYNES VI. D.,
60 ot Dean Of the Faculty
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4 CASE OF GARROTISG.-A man with a
hang-dog face, named John Smith, but call
ing himself on this occasion Robert +.
Howell, was before the Mayor yesterday on
the charge of garroting and attempting to
rob one William Ross, 4 German. ttabout
haIl-past O'Clock Tuesday morning, Ross
was on the street looking tor the Petersburg
depot. Smith and another man offered 10
show him the way. but Ross soon suspected
that they were taking him in the wrong di-
rcction, and dismissed his volunteer guides.
Soon after he was again accOStcd by them,
and while one throttlcd him the other tried
TO gag him with 4 handkerchief. Ross
managed. however, to get his mouth open
wide enough to cry "murder ~ where
upon the garrotcrs fled precipitateH. The
cry brought to the spot Officer Washington,
who succeeded in apprehcndinS Smith. His
accomplice made good his retreat.
Ross gave in his testimony before the
Mayor by means of an interpreter, rs be
could not speak word OF intcliigihle Eng
lish. He said he had SIG in his pocket, but
the robbers did not get any Of 1t, owlag 10
the timely arrival OF the policeman. smith
was sent OIL to be indicted for felony.
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a RICHMOND THIEF.-Alr. Robert Shell
ton, having some furniture to paint up. en-
ploycd man named William Bear, hailing
from Richmond. Bear had been at work
several days, and had obtained the conf
dcnce of shelton. During Friday or Satur-
day it is charged that Bear obtained Il key.
opened Shclton's trunk, and took therctrom
about $12J. Bear has not been heard Of
since Saturday night. Shelton lives near
the plank-road, one and Il half miles from
n.-FrcdertcksburG Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02

ATTEMPTED BrRGLAEY.-Mr. John L.
Doh"rty'S tailoring establishment was
broken into on Monday night. but the bur-
glars were frightened of without securing
anv booty.
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GERMAN ENTHUSIASTICALLY more Ger
man immigrants passed up the Danville
road to Amelia county yesterday, making
over 800 who have recently purchased lands
and settled there. Many others are on their
way to the same county.
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HEADQUARTERS POST No. l. e.. A. R.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, June |. 1869. }
COMRADES. ATTENTION "A special
" meeting will be held WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, June ., 1862, at o'clock.
4 FIJI attendance Is requested. business of
great Importance will come before the meeting.
By order OF the Commander. ic lit
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SuIClDE.-Lee Fandervault, a well known
colored man, committed suicide on Mon
day by drowning himself in pond in the
upper end of Henrico county. Depression
of spirits from financial embarrassment is
said to have been the cause of the rash act.
He was BORN a freedman, and had anasscd
real estate enough to secure comfortable
support, but since the war adversely had
overtaken him, and he became tired Of life.
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SOUGHT CITY OF REFUGE.-On Tues
day night while several ladies were sitting
on the porch of DR.. Ross residence, on
Franklin street, they were startled 10y 4
young man ascending the steps with Il
bound, pushing by them, and rushing up
stairs. The cry "a man in the house"
soon brought Dr. Ross and Il policeman to
the rescue and these entering upon Il re-
counoissance, found the intruder secrctcd
under Il bed in Il second-story chamber.
Taken to the station-house, he gave his
name as i. O'kcctc. When brought before
the Mayor yesterday he said that in passing
along the street near DR.. Ross, negro
pushed against him some words ensuing, he
struck the latter. Other persons gathered
around. and fearing that he would be mob
bed by the blacks he took refuge i'll the first
house whose doors he found open. The
negro, low fellow, swore that O'keefe had
beaten him and then run from the police.
The Mayor thcreupon fined the accused hyc
dollars, under the ordinance.
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EPISCOPAL DoRCAs SOCIETY IN MANCHEs-
TRE,-ln view of the large number of chill
dren in and around Manchester. who, from
the pressure Of the times, are unable to pro-
cure suitable clothes to attend Sunday
school, the ladies ofthc Protestant Episcopal
church of Manchester, feeling their great
responsibility for the religious and moral
training of the rising generation, assembled
in their hall on Tuesday, 18th May, 1869, to
organize Dorcas Society for the purpose
OF clothing such children.
The meeting was called to order by the
pastor, Rev. L. Hammond, and the fol-
lowing officers elected President, Mrs.
Thomas Walden; First Nice-Prcsidcnt, Mrs.
Il. W. WciSiger; Second Nicc-Prcsidcnt,
Mrs. James :. Baird Secretary, Miss Lily
w. TiGcy; Treasurer bliss Charlotte Clop-
ton.
The followin. resolutions were unani-
mouSly adopted:
/. That each member shall pay an annual
subscription of fifty cents and monthly
contribution Of ten cents.
2. That the members of the congregation
and all others feeling an interest in the OBJ
jcCts Of the Society arc earnestly requested
to join the same, and contribute, as far as
they possibly can, to its success.
3. That the Episcopal clergy Of Richmond
are earnestly requested to interest their
several congregations in behalf of this Dor
cas- Society, and to solicit donations of cloth
ing of any description.
I. That a copy of the proceedings of this
meeting he sent to the Enqo'rcr aud Dis
patch newspapers, with Il request to publish
them.
The meeting then adjourned to meet again
on the 4th of June ut hall-past ! o'clock
PM.
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+ IGHTNING RODS

i''i : = AT hfOUETCASTLE's
ROOFING and TIMING, u. ~ s!t n..'u o'teo'
PLUMBING ut MOUNTCAsILE,o
E-FURNISHIkG GOODS anu
GhS-FII"TING at $50 Broad street. .,
SUhDRIES Ut MOUNTCASILE's ap
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
TIE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS or THE SOUTHERN
STATES.
Distribution Dratcing, No. 25-uorning, June J.
1869.
81 7OI 54l q Il al 81 IS i6 - so al 10
Distribution DrGtcing, No 2e-Ertaiag, Ju1'e !,
1862
III Ss % Gs &c % IS eil 99I col al I57
{. Q. ToMrKINS, Commissioner.
j. H. Mnddor. General Agent.
No drawings June I'd, 1859.
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DICUMoND AND YORK RIVER

- IL tiNbND AND Olth III ' ER
TIlE NOK'rfL AND NrHTIiWE>T.-rassrn
g.T, for Baltimore and points North vii! tax" the
nm. 1crk River Railroad ut Richmond on TUES
DAYS. IIItE$rAlS. and SATURDAYS; ut l
O'clock J. M FER WcSt RENT, WheIG they tHk@ tn'
reaching E9ltim"rc Tho following morning in time
T. ',uuCr; with IN" trains Tor ImlaGcip,ia; New
l"Lh. "'. hitqtnimS '." - VI -, - !, T. T. ErDS hanr,
s,trc,t I'aitim"rc. every MvNhAn, MEDNES-
gers arriving in Richmond nj 1850 i. NJ. the fol-
lowing Gay-in ttnc - connect with the express
train IN The Richmond aud Dauvillc railroad for
sait,hGrv. Charlnlt". &C.. \. G.: Columbia, 5. G.,
and al points south ,,,, ,,,,.
leaves Richmond MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
aud FElnAlS, IT 2"'ci"ck y. ~; and on hnAl
TXl - TS,f : ~ 1.,rS V NJ, rojmt q Gaiv
Except Sundays l':l" \. VI.
Fr.lEhiS received ana i"rWarGcn proimP',! mN an"
THOMAS C., D0DA ,,I,,,,.,,,, MEN,D,,
hIa :. - '','-
~ MNt.h AHA y II hLN - 49, tii-
,, NoE4' Enci, ,"lu y Il, , r.t 'I. r,, ,,rn,I
mona, ff:lcrlhs2uIE 'tt' ',ui" ~, III
carrying u' me-" .''t''e ''''4' i;r - ~,
t't cur VIII ~" l'aitt ~5 80 " n,, w
trains. The through trains on lls road are , nov
run from tnc depot corner oi hHFu an" ''s'"
street ~ follow, 3;,,-,,,, ,,,1r .rr,rx l.,ycs
Eirhmond daily At llI5 \. NJ, arriving in Wash
iugtun ~ G:;5 l.. NJ. connecting with the early
pt,N. t.. lp
Wcst.
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, WIN
elegant cars with IN" Nc" patent sicGlih2-Cn.',
atachcn leaves l'ition'i; ~ W. w Ei, ~ E.IS
c.i 't o'4o ", 81 a,i,. ,r,,;,,,, ,rains tnr
NJ, connecting VIII NE carr! morning "'lhS '''
the North LaSt ana " cS'. ,,.o,,,r,, o.cr y,o,
Both SIEA MERS Stop ~ ArN"ii.t'a c"' ,nnr: ""
The ACCOMMODATES IfAlN iHr ., Aii, loaI a,Ii
aud al way-Statiuns leaves "Ip"t cornct nrw," an" ~
$50 4. NJ: ,.,. ,,,,,,.,,o ,,,oc,s to
Through tickets ana thfouE' ""ss"sc 'i'' NJ "
oil Trinrlpal points. .; NM, ,rrou,b rirkc,s. an
~ m -, ,h t, t, m f ~" "oauy corner Broad and
tf,I,h street. Shnrkoc lin and at the ticket Of
IT,, -,r,,r r 'r I;,,, and !, ich,h streets
"'' 'i" - ~ EEH"rpS General Ticket Agent.
s,,,,.,.' ~ -, p ~ ~ -Snnrrip,rndcnt ny4
M.,N'.' M~ M~ Li 't' 80, -',l- .'l 80
r1rrSrSD AND pFTERSBtiRG
X ~ ;n,1,D " in1,D 80, o,I ,rtcr SIoNDAY, Nav
~ EAlthoA I.T-n.' az. In ~ S ,n nc follows
so tilc 'r;IihS oi tiiis ," % VI VI md o.35 = n
,caNc licilii"n" q, AZ 40 "a A. A NJ and $50 =. NJ
Icy" ,,IrI snEEImS ,rL.iN with passenger
t,th III, ir.,yr Richmond daily ut 3:l5 T..
Petersburg daily at y. NJ. tSuii'..iJs Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02

UoILYwooD CEMETERY Notice is given
hy the officers of the Hollywood Cemetery
Company lorbiddin" the sale Of refresh
mcnts or the admission Of carriages 10 the
cemetery between the hours Of 3 y. NJ. and
6P. NJ. today.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02
HAIR EEWELEsY, &c.

WILLIAM WILDT WOULD kE-
w SPECTFULLY inform the ladies' ;h ana "a tle tht
public generally that he las now @ Hn"rt f. from s
tin c,,,,nr Of Fourth where shall Keep on iai,a
large and wcli-sclected stock of HAIR 'ooDs'
embracing
DRAiDS, ,.....t ..-
FRONT BRAIDS,
CURLS..
WIGS,
FRiZETFES.
and everything in my line to DC found Ia nrSt1 To
class house. shall also fiye ~; rIRN rITt HAIR
JEWELRY. JEWELRY, and all kinds Of nmiM ia he-
WORK Thankful for the ilcspat ctuiv haIrG solicit
slowed on me heretofore rcsps.sttf p tarf
cohtiiu"'iee "a '"e ''' WILLIAM WILDT
,,,,u In s27 Broad street.