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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
Josephine Lindley has been declared by the
Faculty entitled 10 this Certificate of Prof.
cheney in the departments of Geology and
Natural History, Botany and Physical GeolO-
gy,) Bellies IIettres, English Literature, HstO-
~, Ancient and Modern,) Chemistry, Modern
Languages, (French and Spanish.)
Henry Durant President of University; f.
Languages; Joseph lie Conte, Professor OF (ie-
0lOgy and Natural History; William Swinton
Professor of Bellies I.ettres; Martin Kellogg
Dean of the Faculty. Oc2-tf
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THE IL EPU LIC

Does not borrow THE CAPITAL. Of Policy
holders on PROMISES to return the same at
some INDEFINITE future period and CALI.
1T A DIVIDEND.
In presenting the claims Of THE REPtIB-
Lie 10 the patronage Of the people of this
Coast, we shall al all times aim to be gov
ernpd by sound business considerations, and
due regard for the rights and merits OF COM
petng cOmpa MES.
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TESTIMONIALS:
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
DEPARTMENT or LANGUAGES.

OAKLAND, July IL, 1872.
Herewith l certify that Miss Josephine Lind
ley has been a student in my department Of
from September, 1870, to April 3D., 1872. During
this time she studied the French, the Spanish
and the German languages, obtaining always
tho highest marks for proficiency and attend
ance, her average credit mark for five terms
being ~ per cent.
On entering the University, Miss Lindley
possessed already such knowledge of the
French and Spanish idiOms rs to be able to
speak them with ease, fiuency, correctness,
and pure pronunciation.
She may now be considered thoroughly fa-
miliaI with the theory and philosophy, as well
as with the application of these two tongues:
and she may safely be recommended as a can
ddate OF great promise, for teaching the
French and Spanish languages.
i. PIODA, Prof. Modern Languages.
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Eos Aagelss Aemla.
For he HERALD.
rs IT REAI.."

REPLY ro NETrIE LAGRASGE, OF SANTA
BARBARA.
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LAWLOR INSTITUTE

10S Main street. Los Angeles.
THE SEVENTH SEMI-ANNUAL
Il. Session of this
= f Il E CT - a " - SCHOO
In which girls and boys receive q USEFUL,
PRACTICALANDc COMPLETE English Education,
commenced on MONDAY, AUGUST H. 1873.
TERMS PER MONTH:
English Studies, including the ordinary
School Branches, and Double-Entry
Book Keeping and Algebra........... SIS 90
Primary Geography, Second and Third
heaOerS........ w
Chart and Primer Glasses. .............. ...,. 100
AS.
Latin, Phonetic Shorthand and Geom-
etry, per 81 90
Competent Teachers of Drawing, Painting,
and the Modern Languages, will be connected
with he Institution
For further particulars, apply to thr under
signed at the School Building
oc5ml W. b. LAWLOR, Principal.
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that the work will be faithfully done.
Orders may be left at the Office of the DAILY
HERALD. SAM. BERGE,
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OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC BRANCH.
NO, 3I1 CALIFORNIA SIRE ET.
Below Sansome Street
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Eaecutire Committee:
OLIVER ELDRIDGE, JOS. A. DONOHOE,
JAS. Il. BOYD, GEO. W. BEAVER,
CHAS. RuRRELI, THOS. BELL,
r.. I PERRIN.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SPANISH AND FRENCH
LESSONS.

INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH AND
l. SPANISH will be given to classes In the
afternoons or evenings, by
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-12
MISS JOSEPHINE LINpLEY

TER ~:
To class of five or less per lesson. ........so 60
To a class OF any number over five, per
....SJ
For further particulars, inquire at the Office
Of the Los ANGELES HERALD, of Iindley 4
Thompson, or AT the Pico House.
The New York herald., 1873-11-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Nov. 22 1873
sSss 'ifsassy fspoy
Cotton in active demand mddiings, I5s4c: : low mid
dngf al1 Sc strict gSssd ordinary c Net RECEIPTS
$40 coastwise lSs. Sales, 2,5oo last evening 1900
stock, l6,.aS
mdSnssq SStSn qft % and sp 5a aoda naarx & &c. I w
recepts o4 1 baes & Expors % Is, eoas'wse $50 Sales 6oO
rsSss oq1 md?Us I sa s s Ss sagt bales
Cotton frmer; middlings, I4sc IKE; ow %, 'ora mid
as @ Sac srsl FSGa Great ardBniry Brn M Net
sss. sales, l,cOl stock, 4os5s
Spirits OF turpentne Quiet sales Rosn quiet at
81 40 for strained Tor December delivery Crude urpen
Tar steady at s. 25. w 'Ns''
Flour steady sales of COO bbls at 81 so for No spring
IS % amber winter 50 25 Tor white winter se5
{Sa ssss' S,s q s
sI eS'8 and ar% q sriSs de at Ss
sdSp@Sips % 5000 ppsEe canada 81 i &
Hsy dS g Ser cS sw
Meed unchanged; shorts sl7 2 SIS; shipstuis, SIC;
SsS
feet lumber shipments-ls 500 bbs four ""'' ---'O0'
bb S bushels is DO oa o
do. barley, 440 do; peas. $50 DO Canal shipment
The only transaction reported to-day was 4odu bushels
sssso be @ sassss oI 4e
ssso DO; oa 500 80 Flour quiet sales Western
IS 10 a 50 25 Wheat firm and slow: sales OF I7C0
bushcl white Canada at 81 70; auoted-MilwauRee No
spring 81 40; do No. spring, ~ 80; Chicago No
81 10 Corn firm; sales Of ~ 900 bushels No az Sc
5000 do. sample No at 50.ac a Ole. oats steady:
sales 800 bushels No. Western 44c. Barley 1uie;
1900 bushels Canada at 81 4 100 do Two rowed
state At 81 q. Balance OF markets Unchanged.
TOLEDO, Nov. ~ 1873
Flour steady Wheat dull ana lower; No. white wa.
bash, 81 f6 amber Michigan, 81 AZ cash December
81 50 January No. red 81 40cash Corn steady; high
ary sc b2ac. low mixed 4siic s9sc. yellow, Sic
white, 5o1c,; no grade, issc. Oats steady No l. cash.
S}sc; No. 2 cash. tobc December, 4Oc Dressed hogs,
DO. corn. 100 do oats shipmcnts-,OU0 bushels wheat
CHICAGO, Nov. %, 1873
fair demand and Arm No. spring 81 10; No do. 81 Us
ST. u5 cash 81 o2sa for December, 81 05 January;
No do 81 81 OF; rejected 9fc. 94isc Corn steady
ne &c On for se January sG eeeses c a Sr
oats unchanged and quiet; No 2c., cash s2c tor
January; rejected, 29c Rye seady No at 6c 6bisc.
spring sic. a Ssc Provisions quiet and shade lower;
mess pork, Si2 cash; $i2 70 Sl2 S7L for January,
al2 s7, for February Lard in fair demand but lower,
al 81 i2ls a 81 ID cash; 81 80 tor January 81 70
February Bukmeats steady; sales shoulders loose IL
10 n ays In salt &c long and short clear middes for
December, 64c.. packed. Greenmeats steady sales
average whiskey in iar demand, adv yancod at Sole.
Lake ircights-Corn 20 Buffalo &C. bid lOc asked. NUM-
Der OF hogs packed here TO date SS20 against l27l0
last year. Reoeips9O bbs -four % O bushels wheat
barley. Shipments90 bbs -four, ~ bushels wheat,
6SO00 do corn $1,000 do. oats and u,OOO do barley.
The New York herald., 1873-11-24

r: Us ssI p @ a ss e q z
8 era cargo % ssPS."s
s:s:
sea bss osp.ss
n.sss. remained i1 ths s.%s con
%
fs f..sas I & &C. ssx s olssn, sss:s asss s Fl % English
wa. duh "n p7aes shade Tor sasl % sos s s %
Closing put tsa soed
3 af 70 ne ~ ss G 4 Fss
were neglected and nominal, also and pitch
s$ 'SGss sssa Ss,a
crsd 9r ~ Dsncs o. msntn r with 6ds a. i'c rsssd
ss,sass nsa;h ana ss @ SsssSssi .
week. sss from pssembsr March aysTagng Gases
ana e hs ct
% ~ s dull nr and NJ, ans, Rom9 5sned % SuSd :.
point, reHor OF market with prices nCt
Paoysioss scepts-rork, IS bbls; beef, Iss pack,
% he s DO LARD ~ ss S and roe and
ages cut meass io.ss do lard, $3.50 bbl and tierces
s sSFs sspasss ss
% rs essr %a' mess shsss s%ss pS
@ 's 40 @ Hsss'nInss nssss s'%sss a
We heerd oil safes OF luO boxes OF long clear tor
&c SSf
December and January at 1S.c Beef was moderately
iots to the amount ., 100 packages were
PLACED at prices within the range Of 50 90
bbs so S2 for pr1me tiercss Sa5 S26 India
do ucrces, and $27a S for extra India mess erces and
s Ct s ss na s1 az q ssi sas
choice Later S0 bDls were placed within the above
range Cat meats were only m mSdeiare request and "a
j pcked shoulders at 5c 20 boxes OF long cut hams vt
0c, o0 re3h hams on private terms oW picked hams
SIC Lard-The market for Western was shade trmer,
but less active in We heard OF sales Of 7b
quoted at 7sc on the spot and 7sc &c. for December;
~ tierces OF cry lard sold at sc Dressed hogs
quiet ana easier; quoted at 5tc &C for the
range OF heavy 10 light u
sucAR.ihc market ,or raw sugar continued quiet but
l on e ii is Ss a sr to soae % ana
Isl nhds. OF good refining Muscovado at 7Sc. Reinca
sugar was also quiet and quoted at ele Tor siandarA
lated We quote ,-caba-Refnipg Interior 70 com
mon 7c TIC lar TO good rair, i4c 7.sc good to
prime prime % chSce, Ss ssc centriiussi % nSds
and boxes, y. a sssc, molasses hhas and boxes.
boxes Dutch standard, Nos 70 q s,c 7,4c. do 10
toi2 lie asc do Is to Ia sSc. sssc. Do: istols
Porto k,co-aehning, common TO prime, 63sc. 1905
grocery fair TO choice, 7s1c. Sac. Braz-Dutch stan
Sasa So to and essaa sd
business continued fair in distributing way.
up 30 erces OF Carolina at 7c. 7c. for medium TO
choice 90 bags Of Pana at 7c TIC and 200 bags Of RAN
srxARIss neglected and nominal at previously
quoted figures.
made of 100 lbs. al the inside price.
WHIsKnr.-Receipts S7 bbis.. and for the week end
closed easer sales s05 bis at 9s5ac sac, mostly 4
s4c but closing at s31sc cash
The New York herald., 1873-11-24

tIon may oe organized; the misfortune or the
Mercantile Bank in sending q large quantity Of
good money alter bad; the alleged Irregularities
in Wabash; the failure OF the Domestic Sewing
Machine Company; the reported suspension OF
leading railroad president, which he afterwards
denied; the reduction in the rate OF interest OF
the Bank OF England and the probability OF a war
with spain-all these incidents combined to pro-
duce alterations Of strength and weakness and
cause frequent ana sometimes sharp fluctuations
In prices.
MONEY MARKET
early in the week was comnaratively easy, loans
on call ranging from TO per cent subsequently
the rate advanced to l-f8 per cent, and 1t was
said to be the result OF indsposion on The part OF
banks to extend usual facilities to brokers, not
wthstanding the large gains in legal tenders
which these institutions have from day to day re-
ported. Doubtless further cause may be found in
the tmidity OF money lenders to extend their
lines while so much doubt hangs over the commu-
nifty and finds expression and verifcation
In the revealed shortcomings OF botn In
dividuals and corporations. Nor per-
feet confidence be restored unit. the mer-
camille element more thoroughly demonstrates
Its ability to meet the volume OF paper that has
matured, been extended and will mature during
the ensuing go days. II we succeed In passing the
1sr OF January without further serious embarrass-
ment we shall begin TO feel that the rubicon Is
crossed. Between THIS time and that however,
the situation must remain critical. The discount
market has been quiet outside the banks, the rates
ranging from II to 18 per cent for prime paper.
THE GOLD MARKET.
AS natural consequence OF the many rumors
concerning tae attitude of our government to that
OF Spain the speculation in gold during the week
was extremely active. The price advanced and
closed at 110x-a gain on the other extreme OF
nearly two per cent Nor Is it likely that the ad-
VIII stop here, since between the probability
OF war, the large outlay OF the government In
preparing Tor war and the anticipated inability OF
the Treasury to obtain sufficient coin with which
to meet its January obligations. 1t Is argued that
gold must possess greater value and be in larger
legitimate demand than for many months past.
The outstanding short interest Is understood not
to be large. The fluctuations for the week were:-
The New York herald., 1873-11-24

and holy IRE. He cares FOR me- why should WORRY
OF rolling our burdens on Christ. The biggest,
backest burden Is sin. ana by and by 1t viii crush
you to perdition.
NOW, have word for those who desire to be
right. DO you ask dellverance this mOrnings l
am not going to send you to SINAI 70 serve sort OF
Christ says, cast thy guilty heart onM and viii
bear your sins in my crncifed body died for you.
and be mine.
Christ Is here this morning to oaer peace TO you
and say Whoever has guilty heart let him give IL
TO me. There Ia only one way to get rid OF our
anxieties; take your weary heart TO Jesus; work
on don't worry; God Will give you your wages.
There have been some bankrupt Institutions
lately, but there Is one institution that has
iaad, that is the bank OF God. and by and by
perfect rest the last load llited Of Come unto me
We that are heavy laden and viii give you rest.
The New York herald., 1873-11-24

Wheat was in moderate demand and from ic. u &c.
The sales loot l4500 bushels at 81 al s. Is
FOR lots Of uagraded 81 A3 ST IS for No Chi
cago spring 81 b2 for No Milwaukee spring 81 IS tor
red winter Ohio; No 2Mwaukee was nominal at 81 t6
81 As and 81 ~ Tor extra choice small sales OF white
wheat at 81 rs 81 S according TO quality. Corn
fair demand and prices not essentially snge
the ket, however closing weak. The sales 1p
iS2 o bushels az Sc for damaged, ssc in store AND
69ac roc afoat tor Western mixed Toe. 12c. igh
mixed and yellow and 7Oc Tor white, closing frrn
out steady, but closed weak. The sales
TO about 70UU bushels at 5Ac Sc for WesteYl mixed
sssac Tor state mixed and sal,c sc for white Bar,
leyIhe mar ket was nr with sales OF $1,000 bushels q
Canada at 81 -; tworowed state held at ~ 30 81 70
and tourrowed do. 81 30 81 5. Rye Qyct held al
Csc. 9Sc. Tor state and Western.
s-Transactions either in berth freights m .,
charters have been slow to-day but gntfs 10
material change The engagemene wHe:aiS Ola afa gar
pool by steam 100 bales cotton at ssd " nd w :,
din 500 bales OF do at 9isd by sail 1900 bnsheis o.
wheat at l2sd 1900 bbls, snoar 2, an5 - bosns ~,
cheese Sss London o salli basSss 3 sssi Gsii
at l2sd O) bbs pork a op ppa benee 10 CaIdii
dns charters @ Include S st G late evening
Italian Garks $500 AID 200 aaa@erMs e ~ q pa sps e r. ~
= direct pors; =. british br'a neuce = po'' "
The New York herald., 1873-11-24
PORK PACKING STATISTICS.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 20, 1873
From statistics gathered by the Secretary OF the
National Pork pockers' Association In this clty IL
appears the number of hogs packed to date this
season in Chicago, Cincinnati st. Louis, LOUIS
vile, Milwaukee, Indianapolis PEORIA H., aud
Des Moncs Iowa. Is 8S0,66; or lSs,S94 more than
at the same period last season. Chicago shows an
excess OF 1885, 562; Cincinnati an estimated exccsa
OF 20Ooo Milwaukee, 5000; lndane polls. 81, 461.
st. Louis shows falling OF or 4l115; Louisville.
20 0s2; Peoria, o,000 Returns from dozen smaller
packing points IN iowa aud Indiana all show An
increase IN tue 9psaoer packed over the same uma
last Nea..
The New York herald., 1873-11-24

Totas n t6s ,1ovs a,. G bale, 70 SIS sr,v. ss Fsg
ayers Se @ be
been lolows:-Last evening after q, three ocloek-
s sse MAJ March s 100 4 lss Apra q,
Or one e 2 M~Seye@ber. 2o Ike, Dece @6er. At
s1c 200 a. l5sc SO At M 70 isc' = 100 a. l5,c S at
s loo az Is lsc sssc % at ( loo Is @
SSS @ at Ct IS M Ii &c. 'G a iss 10y 8 ss lSS SS
at ssac at Is l782c 500 At i5 e6c 200 at Isc,
l Is aS @ at & TO- af febluaTs e S 5 at
l6 l6c 200 l6 ls2c 100 at Is 81 Sc 100 at Is
a. ss se q @ 4. & s s a Ct a a s o5 o a At i s %
100 March go 90 at M iS7ief 800 AT At lsse TO- at
100 8 ,S q CO. fs.a e T. sSS 1876 bs'e @ st
ports were as follows :-Galveston l,s24 bales; New
s ao M & % New fo4e %
BOSTON, So Total Is $40 bales This day last week II 652
as o iooSs:1 low 80 Havrs, By steam, Ias by sail TO
Hamburg, by steam 81 marks per 10y lbs equal to lc
y y 1--we liverpool sd lIisd Sy steam ssd by sail
So ss was epo Dri Sf 81 M a
and santos in the United States loots up !.s I bags:
saS sasat We snd enaRs Ro Sr odnaTy arsee M
fair do lssac Zoe good do &c G 2l14c prime do.
b 80 and 90 days credit; Java, government bags 25c
2ee grass mats 2Sc IA; yrs sinsapSrs e Sc
2c 2ic Isl Domingo 1876 ss iss; Porto ,,F RFico soc
FLOUR AND ~Receipts-four, 1914 bbs wheat,
"a 80 Saess aa Barley o GS @ sps
do do And Tor the week endnsfioar s6sl4 6bs wheat.
% aDa s sass oa ISIS Il bushels bare
rye, 67 do. The our market was moderately active
Ing somewhat in buyers favor. The sales reach about
% 81 S nsas all and S @ b 81 o es Ma s
Tor December and January delivery So 5 Corn meal
in fair IS % snS p
dywne So o. IS 70 for Golden star ana % % % 20 Tor
The New York herald., 1873-11-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FIRM OF
IN vom Glen Bros has this day bcrudissoiyed by mu.
The business Will be carried under the.
~ ROBERT voM CLEFF
Nav yoRK. Nor 20 1873 WILLIAM OPPIIY, Srs
u,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERsroFoRE EXISTING
between the subscribers Is Dissolved by mutual con-
ANTHONY y bbi,. ,.1"H--.
JAM rs BLEECkER
NEw yoRE Tov. %, 1873 REUBEN J. TODD ..a.ah,.
The subscribers have this day formed
for the transaction OF general Estate Auction ana
Commission business and agency, under ths 80 =
Blocker SON White. AGii uVS ~ y SSirSK ri ER
Nyv YopS Nov 22 1873 JOHN 7. WHITE !. 49,
The subrrbers are giving heir atenom n, - .s %
+;on saIee az every DESCRIPTION both of real es,als
hold property and chattcl sales spch ~ M ~
TIRE soasts Sc &C. individual account o. .oe
Administrators assgnees, &C, anu iie p,o
~ on Reasonable efuis kucy hisp
pared 20 or private renting property,
a ,e OF estates and for negouahg LOANS o
naus mi manages the hynotheeation oi stockS
and other sec cnritics ,,rpa.-rp qov a yurTR
Ccl 4tre
The New York herald., 1873-11-24
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Steady for "Spot,r and Easier
for "Future"-Fiour steady-Wheat
Easior-Corn and Oats Unchangc9-
Pork Dull-Lard Firnaer Groceries
Quiet but Firm-Fresghts Steady
Petroleum Duil-spirits Of Turpentine
Easier - Rosin Firmer WhisIxey a
Shade Lower.
SATURDAY, Nov 22--6 p M.
The trade movement was somewhat disturbed
last week by the Cuban war fever, and the ductua-
tions OF gold growing out OF it; but nevertheless
fair degree of activity prevailed in most depart
ments, and the markets were generally 1rmef. A
better feeling almost everywhere obtained in COM
mercial and financial circles, failures OF mercantile
and other houses being OF seldom occurrence,
while accounts from the manufacturing and other
industrial interests OF the country were of o much
more favorable and reassuring character. 1t being
evident that the panic had spent its force and that
a general reaction had set in, healthy recovery OF
business and mercantile enterprises generally was
naturally expected and much better state Of feel
ing among the mercantile public was regarded as
among the first results OF the better state OF affairs
in the near future. And the history of the last
week afforded many indications that these expectations
will be fulfilled The general Improvement in the mar
kets ntnued up the close the The sudden
and xpected cessation OF navigation the Erie Canal
caused considerable excitement in the cereal markets
free supplies OF which entirely dependent upon
aton and both -four and grain
perienced very material appreciation direct
sequence 1t hoped that the stoppage of business
the canal would prove to be only temporary but
nevertheless feared that the bulk of the grain
erchandise frozen in would have be brought
forward by other indeed. of the lead
ing railroads made big bid for patronage-evidently
based this beiei-on Friday, which bullet
'Change. Saturday the -four market moderately
active and values were not mate rally changed Wheat
also in air request but at OF from lc TO &c
per bushel. Corn without essential change in value,
closed weak Oats steady, and barley firm, the
recent Improvement Cotton was steady tor lots the
spot and easier for future Pork remained duil Lard
was quiet q shade nrmer. Groceries generally
QUIET but firm Petroleum remained nominal Spirits
turpentne dull ana easier, while rosin quiet
and shade firmer Whskey closed tritie easier.
CoTToS.-Tne demand for lots on the spot has been
moderate with the market rather easier bnt prices not
Guotably changed fair business cODsummated in
future deliveries o decline OF &c &c per ID. We
The New York herald., 1873-11-24
PROVIDENCE CLOTH MARKET.

PRovIpENcH, r. l., Nov. IS 18Th
~ mrr,nting oiotis-Thore was livk more activity dur
sales o, c week. $1,000 pieccsh ht from DO, CASH up to
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22
woRKINGMEN's MEETINGS.

CINCINNATI, December 22.-Two
meetings of laboring men were held here
yesterday. The German meeting de-
nounced the press as in league with the
capitalists. Carl Rosa, the Austrian agita.
tor, said the condition of the workingmen
was worse here than in Germany. s
The Irish meeting contented itself with
denunciations of the city government.
Both meetings were slimly attended.
CHICAGO, December pat meet
ing of workingmen held here yesterday an
address in English, German, and Polish
was adopted, which urged the employment
of workingmen when other sources of
work failed; otherwise the city should
supply the necessaries of life.
The meeting was disorderly. Senti-
ments that the day was approaching for an
equitable division of wealth were loudly
applauded. The employed men will march
to the courthouse tonight. Grave conse-
quences are apprehended.
NEW YORK, December 22.--A special
from Cincinnati says the attitude of the
workingmen there causes feeling of inse-
curity and apprehension. e. aa s3'Aa'
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

San Francisco, &lS7. so
Also correspondingreductio to all other
points West.
Two Fast Express Trains leave Baltimore at
6:45 a. m. and p. m., and Washington at 8 a.
m. and 7:so p m. daily, and run Pallman Pal.
lace sleepers and magnificent day coaches 10
Columbus. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Chicago, without change, and with only
one change to Omaha, Kansas City, Louisville,
Sc.
This Great National Route is 1876 miles shol t.
er than the Pennsylvania Central route between
Washington, Cincinnati and the West and
Southwest and 75 miles the shortest to Pitts.
burg.
For superb equipment speed, comfort and
safety, grandeur and variety of scenery the
and o. is unsurpassed.
For through tickets and information. amply
at company's office, 1901 corner of Twelfth and
Main streets at Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac office, corner Eighth and Byrd streets
A. w. Garber's s26 Main street; Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake railroad, Richmond d.
Va, and at the ticket offices throughout the
Southeast. J. L. WALDROP,
Southeast Passenger Agent,
1901 corner Twelfth and Main street,
Richmond, Va.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
Baltimore.
| S. b. JONES, General Passenger Agent,
= Cincinnati.
THOMAS R. SHARP, M. Transportation,
| Baltimore
Il
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22
WASHINGTON.
The virginius-Her Right to Rear the
American Flag Denied.

The virginius-Her Right to Rear the
American Flag Denied.
WASHINGTON, December 21.-It has
been known for some time that the Span
ish government has submitted evidence
with regard to the steamer Virginius and
her claim to bear the flag of the United
States, and that the President had submit
ted this evidence to the Attorney-G General
for his opinion thereon. 1t seems now to
be understood in official circles that the
Attorney-General has given the opinion
that the vessel had forfeited the right to
bear the flag of the United States, and that
at the time Of her capture she was carrying
it without right and improperly. !
NO SALUTE TO BE REQUIRED FROM
H sH SPAIN.
AS the Virginius affair is now under
stood, no salute to the flag will be required
from Spain on Christmas day. Our only
satisfaction will be a formal disavowal
from Spain of any intention to interfere
with our maritime rights. The United
States will proceed against the Virginius,
and all connected with her, for violation of
the neutrality laws. 1t is claimed by
Spain that the papers upon which the Vir-
ginius cleared were obtained by perjury.