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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-06-18
The south sea Islanders.

We have waited some time expecting a reply
from Mr.. Harris in answer t9, the charge made by
us that the natives from the South Seas were
wandering about our streets, having left the Ka-
neohe Plantation because Of harsh treatment and
poor ~rations. In the Gazette of the Sth, Mr..
Rose, signing himself manager Of that plantation,
states that he has but : two Bukabukas on his
muster roll" We will not deny this, but will
his employer say that he has never had more than
two South Sea islanders on the plantation? 1t is
well known that the islanders which remained on
the hands of the Board of immigration were sent
over to the Kaneohe Plantation until the demand
for labor should require them.
The Bukabukas alluded to by us stated dis
tinctly that they came from KaneOhe, and their
list of grievances were not creditable to either the
owner or manager OF the plantation. The mana
ger of the plantation affects to believe that the
Manahikis and Bukabukas are anxious to come to
his plantation. This we are not prepared to be-
lieve, as we have the statement of natives and
foreigners that they all complain of poor fare
and on the visits of the islanders to their country
men in the city they make the same complaint. In
Justice TO the Messrs. Wilder we can say that we
Intercepted one of the islanders from their plan
tation, who CHANGED to be with the party from
and this one bore willing testimony to
the uniformly kind and humane treatment expe-
rienced on the Wilder plantation.
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NOTICE.

nURING MY TEMPORARY ABSENCE
~ from this Kingdom, WILLIAM c. PARKE, ESQ.,, OF
Honolulu: and t. w. EVERETT, Esq. Of WaikaPu, Island OF
Maui VIII act AZ my Agents, under Power Of Attorney, for their
respective Islands, and any debts contracted without their APP
proval ana consent, viii be conscieniOusly repudiated by
TS on p. H. TREADWAY.
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u We received yesterday afternoon, too late for
insertion in tO-day's issue, a letter from Captain
Gibson in reply to the statement published in our
last issue. 1t will appear next week.
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NOTICE.
{!

IL PERSONS FOUND TRESPASSING
ecuted accor ling TO the Law and all a~rimals-Cattle,S Sheep.
Goats, &c.-found trespassing on said Onoulnui. from and
$50 I'm THOMAS HUGHES
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MEETING OF No. by reference to special notice
it VIII be seen that Engine Go. No. /, "Hoomanawa-
nui,' have a meeting this evening at their rooms, on
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= a schooner has been chartered to visit the
mission stations in Micronesia, and will sail on or
about July 9. She viii touch at all the stations.
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FOR RENT

- SEVERAL COTTAGES, PLEASA STLY
60 situated, with Pasture Grounds and Water Privileges.
5aT sm HUGO s~rANGENwALD, n. d.
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MAsoNIC.-A special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge,
No. 81, f. & A. NJ, will be held at their Lodge room,
Makee's building, Queen street, this Saturday even
ing next, at u O'Clock. Sojourning brethren are
cordially invited to attend.
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LAMP CHHTNEYS.

lust RECEIVED PER ID. C. MURRAY.
- an invoice Of Lamp Chimneys for Kerosene Lamps. For
sale at (730 Imp y. A. SCHAEFER 4 CO.'S.
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LEGISLATIVE On Monday, the
Assembly adjourned over until Thursday, in order to
make preparations for and to join in the jubilee cele-
bration. On Thursday, after a short session, there
was another adjournment for the day, on account Of
its being the Corpus Christi festival.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-06-18

CORPUS CHRIsTI.-Thursday last was the anniver-
sary of the Roman Catholic festival, kept in honor
of the Eucharist on the Thursday following Trinity
Sunday. AS usual it was observed by the Catholics
of this city by q procession through the streets and
special services at the church, attended by large
numbers of the professors of the Romish faith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

AZ special meeting Of the Board of DIrcot,u.
q 'ne Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
isia at inc office Of the company on Friday.
,enioer nh, 1870, mt O'Clock 2. a., John A.
,ci'in' Esq, was called to the chair, who stated
'"eooJect OF the meeting. It being to express onr
''tfo" Ut the removal from our midst by death of
one OF our number, K. o. HAsKISs, who died Oh
The 9th instant.
oh motion, the following committee was ap-
pointed to express by suitable resolutions the
feelings of the Board on this occasion :. .Mcssrs
l.. II. Frayser, Joseph Hall, William Ira Smith,
W. W. Crump, and John c. Davis.
The committee reported through their chair
mnn, the following:
"Resolred, That the Board of Directors of this
institution have learned with unaffected sorrow OF
the dc tn of their late friend aud associate Rich
ard o. llaskiDs, whose sterling merit, anlable de-
pertinent. and genuine kindness Of heart, had won
The affectlo"ate esteem OF lis ALL In every essential
OF good citizenship and personal cxcell-ncc-in
pr0blty. diligence. tirmncss, and perfect courtesy
he was unsurpassed, and we join In the general
regret Which pcrvadcs this community for the loss
OF ono OF it, most useful and valuable members.
"Res0fred, That q copy of these proceedings
be en'ercd upon our minutes, and that copy he
forwarded to the relatives of the deceased with
the assurance OF our sincere sympathy In their
anliction.
'ReSolrfd As token Of respect for his me-
mory the Board OF Directors will attend bis func-
ral services.
Resolred. That the proceedings Of this meet
Ing he published In the morning pr rers.''
JOHN L. &. POTTS, Secretary.
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On TIE IScREAsE.-There requires no further
PROOF OF the real virtues and efficacy Of ~ td59S
Instant ReliJ" and Fiaggs Cough Killer "
han the mere fact that every day there is steady
increase In the demand. The hundreds and hun
dfeds In this city alone who have been pcrnia-
hehtiy cured Of neuralgia, rheumatism. crahp
ana coic pains, sore1hroat, lame back dyspepsia
uealncss, etc. etc., In the las three weeks, has
awakened n deep interest In the minds Of every
body. The general talk Is a5ont Flagg's Relief
and the wonderful cures performed by the salrc.
The druggists are getting In large supply. and
they say 1t sells like hot cakes. ''Flaggs cief"~
has been known for many years as the old Re
liajle,'' and well 1t deserves the name. 1t costs
but one dollar to put bottle Of llls reliable family
medicine In your house.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-Wc
note Inc following special appointments
Third PrcsbgtcriGn Chauch. At 81
O'Clock there will be communion, and tie
ordination and installation of officers Of the
church will take place. The pastor will be
assisted By Rev. Thomas l.. Preston.
Christ (EpiScopaO Church lin the
Valley Sunday school at 2. H., di-
vine service at p. NJ.
Sycamore (Discip'esD G,wch.-Rev.
John \. Dearborn at II \. NJ. and u P. NJ.
First BaptiSt.-Rev. L. J. Willis at IL
4. N.
Second Baptist.-Rcv. Z. J. Willis at y
P. NJ.
FNlton Baptist Rocketts) Rev. Wm.
4. Pearson al II A. VI.
.Scamcn's Bcthcl.-Rev. F. J. Boggs of
II \. NJ.
Orcgon.HN ('6hod;sD.- .-Rcv. Robert
\. Armistcad at II 4. NJ. and Rev. j. Han
non at = ?. N.
Sidney Cucthodis1. Rev. J. Harmon at
! \. ". and Rev. Robert \. trmistcad ct
= ?. n.
NrholSou-Srcd (Rockcttsl .--Rcy. .. G.
Butts nj II \. N. md y p. n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

THE MINUTES OF THE LATE SESSION OF
THE LEGIsLATuRE.-An order issued by
General Candy yesterday directs that at
tho request OF the Governor of Virginia, the
copies Of the journals of the Senate and House
Of Delegates of Virginia lately in session,
now printed, and in the hands Of the Super
intendent of Public Printing for the purpose
of binding, as a part of the volumes of the
completed journals, will be turned over by
the Superintendent of Public Printing to
the Governor, for immediate use and distri
button under his direction. The Secretary
of the Commonwealth, performing the duties
of Superintendent Of Public Printing, is
authorized to order the printing of such adj
dtional number of the above journals as
may be necessary to meet the requirements
of law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

MAYoE'a CocRT Randall Harris.
charged with assaulting and beating
Thomas Rollison, vas discharged.
George Washington and Joe Coleman,
charged with throwing stones at tie house
Of Betty Fitzhugh, we're fined 81 each.
George Foster (ncgro), charged with
stealing iron from some unknown person.
was required 10 find security in 800 for
his future good behavior.
Too Grubbs {ncgrc), charged will, steal
ing wood FROM Peter Dcrhyshirc, WIGS sent
Oh 10 be indicted.
John Dunnayant, c. Kendall, G. J.
Brown. William Warren, and John EcllY
United States Goldiers), drunk anl unable
TO take care Of themselves, were picked up
in the street and sent 10 camp.
Tom Hughes (ncgro), charged with eE-
posing his person in the street, was fined
$40.
Chambcrlaync Woody {ncgro), charged
with as2a,lting Miss Virginia Eitzpatricl;
with rock, waS called, ana the case con-
tinucl until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

TuG "ariTC sI0NrMcHT.-The public
shirt which has tccn manifested By the
pcorlc OF Richmond in subscribing tor Il
monument commemorative Of tho philan-
t!ropy OF the late DR.. Lawrence Roanc
Warine reflects the highest credit upon
our citizens. \ sufficient fund has already
been collected to secure q suitable monu-
mcnt, and Il committee is now engaged in
the selection Of q site as we'll as Of an ap-
propri&tc design for the monument. rs an
illustration of the widespread interest man
ifestcl in this movement, it is not unworthy
OF note that Mrs. Joseph II. Moody handed
to the Treasurer Of the Monument Fund OIL
Yesterday handsome contribution from
Mr.. Julius Voglcsdorif, q citizen Of Cali
fornia, WHO, when 4 poor young man, was
:lc recipient Of Dr.. Warnings professional
kindness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

ART n RICHMOND Is beginning to have 1t me-
rIts acknowledged abroad, and conHoiSSeurs In
Baltimore Phil dalphia, and New York are frc-
1ucn,ly surprised at the excellence of the specl-
mons Of Photographic art bearing III" Imprint "i
" C. r. REES & CO.. Richmond Va" EEEs II
Co. are constantly filling orders from those Cities
and. rs Surprising as It may seem. IL Is confessed
by those ordering that REES < co. do much urt.cr
work. for much less money, than can be obta'hea
in either Of the larger places named. surely su1h
skill. enterprise. aud liheralty deserve eminent
recognition ut h0m"; and we arc glad To say that
1t Is awarded by the discriminating Judgment of
the people Of Richmond. All who see their work
inns. It's nrrin-itv,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

WALKS ABOUT PARtS.-1hc citizens Of
Church and Union Hills were much cdifcd
On Thursday evening, at Union Station
church, by lecture delivered by that very
intelligent and popular minister Rev. John
Baylv. The title OF lis lecture was
ssWalks about Palia;' In his dc!ineatiors
Of inc Eccncs in the ':molel city OF the
world, and the character and religion Of the
French, he was highly instructive and en-
tcrtaining. Mr. Bayly, in the words of Il
prominent citizen of Church Hill, "dc-
serves tho warmest thanks Of lis suburhans;
who arc regarded BY the mass OF lecturers
oi the day as having very limited time to
devote TO such rich and intellectual treats.
True, We are ali Woodworking people, but
we hail with satisfaction al such gentle
men and lecturers as the Rev. John Bayly."
We can but hope the Young Mems Chris
,tian Association of our city will at some
early day induce Mr.. Bayly to repeat this
lecture, so that large audience may have
in opportunity of enjoying it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

TuE FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH TESTED
WELL DoHE.-A most satisfactory test OF
the value Of the new fre-alnrm telegraph,
and of the efficiency Of the Fire Brigade.
was raade Yesterday afternoon in the pres
cnce OF Coloucl Eghcrt, Chief Of Police :;
CAPTAIN William &. Dunham, Of the City
Council; Gnd other gentlemen. Colonel
E~bert sounded the alarm from Box -:
corner CT First and Gary streets, and then,
watch in hand, awaited the result.
Within thirty seconds after the alarm was
turned in. the bell ct the Old Market sounl-
cd in response, and almost Immediately the
bells ct the other stations were calling the
fremcn to the corner Of First and Car
streets. In four minutes Company i
(steamer), from Third street between Broad
and Grace. was on the ground, fired up and
ready for stream. Six minutes md half
BROUGHT the Hook and Ladder truck from
Broad street between Ninth and Tenth to
the spot. In eight minutes the hand-rcel
of Company D, from the corner of Brook
avenue and Marshall street, came in with
flourish and Company AS hand-rocl, from
Broad street between Ninth and Tenth, was
ONLY a minute and a half later. Steamer
c came up in q hurry from Eighteenth
street 10 her station, corner Of Ninth and
Main streets, and there awaited orders, ac-
corlng to the regulations.
Everybody present was delighted with
the promptitude Of the Fire Department:
and the wisdom Of the City Council in pro-
yiding the frc-alarm telegraph received
abundant demonstration.
Some of the liremcn grumbled rather un-
necessarily at being turned out in such q
hurry for nothing, but the more sensible
saw the design, and took it gooi-humoredly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

"REIGGS TEITN"HtHr ~ TIE BhK!TC
hRT:" was proclamc'I 'v the thousands "flTrpy
mouths he served II MI during the late holidays.
Tic rush still continues for his nj gnifccnt LOAF
bread: delicious pound fruit. and sp0nge-cake
luscious pies and cakes In endless variety-"all
done up so nice" Crackers OF all kinds Of such
!nsh and navGr rs TO tempt he most chronic d:S-
9cptIc an, tickle the taste or The most fAIilous
rpirurc.
IIi3 establishment Is 707 Main street hct"ccn
Seventh and Tirhih where al articles named
above VII! be found us Represented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

MR. Wallis PoEN on FASHION. T.--Oa his &C.
coad appearance at st. Adams Hall for the
recitation Of his poem on Fashion, Mr.. wall
was greeted by an audience at once large,
fashionable, and Gprrcciative. The poem
abounds in strokes Of lumor and fine
touches Of satire, and of course elected
hearty laughter and much applause. BY
request it will bc rccited for the benefit OF
the people of Church Hill at Springfield
Hall Oh next Wednesday night. This night
WE selected because the hall can only be
nrocured on that occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

THE FUNERAL OF COLONEL HAs1IHs.-
The remains Of the late Colonel Haskins
will to-day be carried to Powhatan county
for intcrmcnt. They will be under the cs-
cort of Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 10,
and Richmond Commandery, No. .,
knights Tcmplar. These bodies will meet
at Masons' Hall, on Franklin street, at II
o'clock. Masons joining in the procession
will be transported on the railroad at re-
duced price, and the expenses will be de-
frayed by the Lodge and Commandery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-John A. Tyrec, q
timer by trade, was at work on the rooi OF
the Old Market House yesterday when the
test of the firc-alarm telegraph took place.
Being fireman, he attempted to descend,
and in doing so hurricdly managed to throw
the ladder from under him, ard fell to the
ground. A bone in his left forearm was
broken, finger on his right hand was dis
located, and his hip severely bruised. His
injuries are painful but arc not considered
Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

TEupERANcE.-Ata q meeting of Fulton Di-
vision. No. %, Sons Of Temperance, on We'd
ncsday night last, the following officers were
installed by Mr.. X. II. Mullen, D. G. v.
P: H. Il. Smith, W. p; \. 7. Marks,
". l.. J. McCauly, treasurer Z. Smith,
&C.: Edward Clayton, I. g.; ". Bowden,
0. s.: and J. s. Gibson as chaplain.
il was resolved by this Division to hold
public temperance meeting at Fulton
Baptist church, on Sunday week next, the
10th instant, and tie committee reported
that the services Of several speakers hac
been secured. After Il very pleasant meet
inc the members separated with many ex-
prcss:oag OF mutual regard anu Of Increased
zeal in the cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

A SEA CAPTAIN DRowHE Deputy
Coroner Scabrook held an inquest yestcr-
day afternoon over the body of Captain
Thomas Burton, Of the schooner Hope,
from Baltimore. who was found drowned
in the dock near the York River Railroad
Comrany's dcpot.
Tie deceased was seen OIL Thursday night
between 9 and 20 o'tlou!: at lie corner Of
Eighteenth and Dock streets by policeman
Shields, who testified that lIc Was perfectly
sober at that time.
Mr.. j. Sullivan, private watcliman at the
York River Railroad depot, testified that he
saw q man coming down Dock street near
!he time above stated, and that, turning to
look NJ lis cars, he heard splash in the
water and cry Of " Save me-" He got a
long pole and went to the assistance OF the
drowning man: but before he could ge: il 10
him lto sank 70 lisc no more.
This j. another udinoni:ion to the city au-
;horitics 20 erect soule kind of railing around
tho first elbow OF the Dock, nearly opposite
cEo'k Hircrdcpot. Tie street at this point
is cn:ircl' destitute Of -asiignt-, and ore no;
well acquainted with the locality walking
down tha. way is very apt to walk over
hoard. There i> reason 20 believe that
within the last year several persons have
been drowned in this way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

BRoKr JA1L.-On Thursday night Pow
hatan Taylor (whitc) anl Sol Brown (co-
lorcd), prisoners confined in the Jail Of
Powhatan county, made their escape by
burning down the jail doors. Taylor is
thought 10 be cattle thief and Brown was
committed On charge of larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

BOYD, THE LATE SHERIFF OF FAucU1ER.-
The Enquirer of yesterday repeats the
charge that Boyd is defaulter, and in
doing so alludes to the paragraph published
in this paper stating that he was not. Tie
Enquirer does us the justice to publish the
which shows that all its state
inents vero given upon the authority Of the
Fiat AuGitpr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08
Auction SALES THIS DAY.

CONSTABLE LAURIE-ll o'clock-W archousc,
Nineteenth and Marshall streets.
COOK & LAU AUGHTON-Council Chamber Hill
10 o'clock--IIorses mules, sc.
I. w. kEESEE-CouacIl Chamber IIil!-lo
o'clock-IScveral good work horses.
J. NJ. JEFFRIES, Trustec-Two tructs orland In
New Kent county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

''AS 4 CKSOwL Ed G. ID 1EST!TUTIOS.--
.ss Browns Bronchial Trnchrs ere among III"
urknow!ct!gcd institutions Of the land What
,rus,d our minister's cur lecturers, orr lawyers.
d. withcu. tnasc iugalu thlc Trnchcs. 10 what
an amount of 'ahams' ard coughs and throat
rcarings would all he subj cc:cd were II not for
.hosr a,i-rcwcrtu and soothing lozcnr"s? Tc
have tried h"m, aGd they did Us s;Ood.''- Nstc
T-,yE ItnrTyiry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

HEx-Roosr RonDERY.-Thomas Lucas,
who resides in Sidney near Ford's Row,
had his hcn-house invaded early yesterday
morning. The dogs gave the alarm, but
before Mr. Lucas was thoroughly aroused,
the ro1ucs had made tracks and taken ali
the fowls ..lGug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

observation-disclosures Walker on yes
tcrlay appointed V. I. Tobias COM
missioner of deeds for Charleston, s. c.,
and T. L. McCrcady for New Yori: city !;
John E. Taylor notary public for Rich
lnond and Henrico county, and R.P. Prem
tiss notary public for Albemarle county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

REs1GyED.-Mr. John VI. Goddin, so we'll
and favorably known as the efficient
Cashier of the Planters National Bank, OF
this city, has resigned the position, to take
effect after the close of business on Monday
next. We have heard Mr.. Goddin's name
mentioned in connection with movement
which is on foot to organize in this city o
State Bank, with q capital Of one million oil
1ollnrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

Illicit D1sTILLING.-Rohert LII Faun
and Benjamin Skinner, Of Lunenburg, ar
rested few days ago on q charge of illicit
distilling, were examined by the United
States commissioner yesterday, and sent on
to the grand jury of the United States
circuit court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY :, 1870.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight Geoghegan. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys & VIII
liams. ~ n. -
chandse, Curtis s Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer john Sylvester: Clifford Norfolk mer-
chacdtc and passengers. J.. y. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Platt FEilatclphia, lntTcian-
disc and passengers, W. r. Porter.
Steamer Niagara, Blakcmai,. Scw 1"ck; MGR
chandsc and passengers, W. e; l,unham ( 60. -.
Schooner Katie Ranger, Martin. Sc~ YORK
riu civ Point marg, ncsc, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Nellie II. Benedict. Ellis. New Haven
ria t'itv Point. lumber, Curtis ( Parker,
Schooner jesse Williamson, carson. fhli'ce!-
ohi4, + il!rtrd ties. Curtis PHrke-.
Sclncncr Home, Marshall, Baltimore, grain,
Curtis 4 farkcr.
MEA0RANDA.
WEST roIXT, January 7.-Arrivea. steamer
Kcuunbcc F.ecnlau, r:crchanac and passengers
Richmond upd York River railroad Company,
and sailed return. , ..-.
New YORK, j tnuarv 5.-Clcarrd, schooneTs
Richard vaux Whitaker, and Rising Sun, Has
tings for Rirhnond.
New BEDFORD. January t.-hrrived, schooner
Celestial, Grccnlock, from Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

TOURISTS, LAHD-SEEKEES LANDOWNERS
ard others Interested In the lard thiriy-vr miles
around Richmond, would do we'll to purch Sc one
of the maps Ilrty-fvc Miles Around Rich-
mond," prepared by Major Jed ifo'chki;s. FOR
sale ho sale retail. either In roller o. pockc
form. by ELLTSOX & TAYLOR, news dealers, next
TO Dispatct building. the trade supplied ut Il
liberal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

FOR OSE WEEK LoHGrR.--Th" proprietor "I
the Nain-Strrct Museum coraer Locust alley. has
made arran- cn2nts 10 remain onc weak !ouccr
lie wishes ~ show the good citizens Of Richmond
how Il common hc:, can he educated. This Won
Gcrful hog viii astOni=h all who witness his per-
formlnccs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-08

APPLICATION FOR BA1L.-Lucien Baird
Was brought before his Honor Judge Nor
ton by the sergeant of the city, on an APP
rlication for bail, on yesterday evening at
2 o'clock. In the absence of witnesses the
hearing of the caae was postponed until this
morning at 10 O'Clock.