Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-09
BOSTON EXCURSION.
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GREATEST INDUCEMENTS EVER OF
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a ARRANGEMENTS have been made by which
IA the following schedule will be carried out:
Passengers will leave Richmond Sept. 8th 18th and
18th, for Baltimore, via Piney Point on the splendid
steamer Baltimore, thence by to Philadelphia
and New Y otk, thence to Boston by the New York and
New Haven Railroad-passing through New Haven,
Boston in 60 hours from Richmond, avoiding the night
travel entirely thus having splendid opportunity 10
see the country through which they are travelling-
This presents the most attractive route and essfague
for ladies particularly The subscriber regrets that
owing to the Philadelphia and New York line being I'm.
willing to take less than their full fare each way, he
will be Obliged to raise the price OF the tickets for the
round trip to Boston and back to S23; considering it
better pay the extra fare 1887 than disappoint the
great number Of persons who intended joining the Ex-
to please the community will meet their approval and
that will be induced to stay at home in conse-
quence OF the price being raised that being a small
matter, entirely beyond his CONTROL and totally upex
pected The celebration in Boston will be the greatest
every gotten up In this country, presenting many very
attractive features.
1t is contemplated on the last day of the Jubilee,
September 19tn have grand procession of the dit
eren trades, preceded by the Military companies which
will eountermarch on Boston Common, through lines
OF the children OF the Free Schools in Boston. spec
tacle OF itself worth going to see, they number
enty-one thousand scholars, and upwards of two hun
bred and fifty female teachers
The festivities will close in the evening with mag
nilcent display of Fire works.
Recoect the whole cost OF the ticket for the trip is
only 1913.
Tickets TO be issued at the offlce OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
se8 Fl. P. JEWETT, Agent
EAANVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY. The
A1s next session of the Danvile Female Academy
will begin on the list of October. The Principal is
aided by three assistant teachers. The Academy is
furnished with Apparatus for the illustration of the
Physical Sciences and with Maps, Globes, &C..
for the use OF those who can be aided by them, and
with large yard for the exercise and recreation OF the
Pupils. The teachers aim to give thorough instruc-
ton in their various departments, and to improve the
heart while they instruct the mind. For their quaii
cations to discharge their duties, they appeal to the i'm
provement OF their scholars. Ii is very desirable that
the pupils should be present at the opening of school
and not excused from the examination, which is held
at the close OF the session.
SC 3-w6t GEO. W. DAME, Principal
nFFICE OF ARCHITECT OF THE
" VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The undersigned would respectfully offer his profess
sional services the citizens OF Richmond, and to those
throughout the State. He will furnish Designs, Plans
Specifications and Estimates for Buildings private and
public, in any part OF the State.
Orders elt at the office oflhe Monument or through
the Post Office Richmond Washington paid will
be responded to. Terms moderate.
ROBERT MILLS, Arch't
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