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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-01
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II accordance with Article 50 Of said Constitution.
That Article ~ q the Constitution be amended BY striking
mt the words " and the Attorney General Of the Kingiosn.r
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-01
PRICE LIST
CHELSEA LAUNDRY !
GenIlemen's List.

HONOLULU, ii. l., July Z, 1873
an AND L THIS DATE. FOL-
" LOWING RATES will be charged on all work done at
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ME WOULD SUGGEST n "a CUSTOMERS rHE UBLIC GENER-
' Ally that The present is suitable mc TO rpr and paint houses and Mthahdmrl II hsmts sighted
SUMO The summer md un heavy m. hiatt an Iduc tn unprotected buildings Turing he's N~dHg winter Wit
do damage to rperyh that viii cost ew~h three FINEST the amount that would ukeE paint them now
vmdLrumlW etmyrp nv hose who mml to know ANYTHING about aN that Hub
hya are Tho BRTP Paints kwnu the world weakep bmwm informing r friends and the nkh OF ever
rmp heua elsewhere that chawr zenith receive MIn Invoice Of White cad and Zine which Is aid 10 he
SpuwnH mnk X sons celebrated paint Wews me banda M sale GTq qualities Of white Lead and
h qaM@d White Zinc including ub"k& Sms~tt nnie And we thinks @na H any ad~ everybody
nUePAf Line in Ndt quality amt price
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

WrrcH OF I've pAc.rrc MML STEAMSHIP
CosrA RicA-REscUE or THE PASSENGERS AND
CREw.-iSdn Francisco, September Is
News reached this city at midnight that the
Pacific Mail Company's steamship Costa
Rics. from Honolulu, had been wrecked at
Point Diablo. near the entrance of the har-
Dor. The steamer was trying to make the
entrance of the harbor under full head of
steam in dense fog when She struck with
tremendous force, breaking her timbers from
stem to stern and making a hole in her
bow. through which the water rushed In
n torrent.
The excitement and terror among the pas
ScnCcrs were great, but Captain Lopidge
and his officers succeeded in restoring order
in some degree after tie outbreak Of the
alarm. Seeing there was danger In remain
ing on ship an order was given to take to
the boats, -Four boats were lowered aud
the passengers safely slowed In them One
boat landed at Meigg's wharf at II O'Clock
with two officers and six of the crew. AT
the time they left the steamer three other
boats put off, but they became separated:
Captain Lopidse remained on the SNIP
One of the boats, containing NUMBER OF Tue
crew, was capsizcd in leaving the snip, Dut
the men were all picked up by the othei
boats. The cabin passengers nu'n a,,a.a,
from twenty-five to thirty, nc,u: s'ss ssol
ladies', two of whom tainted when tie feS''0'
struck
The vessel will undoubtedly prove total
loss, as the place where she struck is rocky
and dangerous, an immense blutl rising per-
pcndicularly from the waters edge.
An of the passengers were saved. Quar-
termaster Harris is very severely injured.
Three steam tugs went to the scene Of the
wreck about an hour after the news Of the
disaster was received. One of the tugs has
just returned, and reports that the steamer
has shifted her position and now lays quar-.
tering on the rocks. Opinions differ as to
tie chances Of getting her of.
a II the passengers of the Costa Rica have
been safely landed. 1t is believed that one
Of the crew, a Chinaman, was drowned. The
mail has been received in good condition
and brought to the city. The ship has seven
feet Of waite, in the hold.
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4'itllmoul Illspatth.
SEPTEMBER 90, 1878
Stallnton.

.,.,-,,,rnnlcncc OF the Richmond Dispa.ch.l
STANTON. September 10, 1878.
7',c political canvass is beginning to grow
I'VE n old Augusta. Campaign clubs arc
.,.. ORGANIZED throughout the county. The
.,,,, n The city OF Stanton had an cnth'l-
al. meeting las: night. when they per-
,,.o1 heir organization, and We're after
,,,~.,, entertained by speeches from -
,,,,,,,. of Winchester; Colonel Ed. PEN
a.,,, q. HntctoUgt; Captain John opin,
mi ra9ain James Bnmgardncr. 1hc ton-
.,r,a,lvc voters Of Beverley Manor orcSan-
..5 , .,,. ,c> -, evening and General
r-,a'- went to Wavnesboro' yesterday for
49,, w,rrnSc of organizing a Conservative
nh IA that township. In short while there
III hr climbs in every township in the
.,rn.y. and fine canvass will be carried on
lew .,.;rit and activity. Augusta may be
id moon tor one Of her old-time ma
w. r.. session o. the Supreme Court has
.-,n.r.. =, orr city distinguished lawyers
..,,,D.g portions o. the State. During the
VIZ. K there has been in attendance {.
".,,a-. Ntarncv-Gcnc,1 OF Virginia lion.
ri psa.lhton. of Bo.ctrnrt; Hunter Con
/. 81 Winchester; Anurcw liun'eT, o.
..,;.a~.own: Judge Richard Parker, OF
Winchester; Judge William hobcrl>or, OF
as~...,,>yisIc: Moses Walton. OF " ood'
...,: General John f. Roller, Robert
...n>.n. !. {. Woodson Of Rockin. ham
3 =. >.g1u>e. If Salem, and J. II. Ii. .elS'
80. 90. ,ncas:le.
r. >araandoah Valley Fire Insurance
..r completed lis organization ycSter-
.s ,.r election of Judge J. y. Hen
rim -. ,.i,Ht and Joseph y. WaddcIl Sec
.....-. ."a treasurer. Subscription books
.... ned in Staunton. Lexington, llar-
.....-. Winchester. Salem, Woodstock,
.....:3r>vi c.
D. e, : 1i!Iad with people this morning
,.. g.. ~ SIC Lrnt'S Circus, which cN-
.:. -'o.lIy. MAX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

Mrr1Sy on SHIrBoARD-A CAPTAIN MADE
CArrlvE.- San Francisco. September IS
Adviccs from Auckland, New Zealand, state
that the American ship William Tapscost,
from EndcrburS Island for Queenstown,
with cargo Of grain, arrived at Wellington.
New Zealand, July 18th, leaking. She was
under the charge of King. the chief officer.
the captain being in irons, wounded in the
knee by gun shot. The officers and crew
were convinced that the ship was not III
condition 10 sail around Cape Horn, and
they asked the captain 10 Suil to the nearest
port. The latter declined to do so. aud the
officers and crew mutinicd.
The captain cut down one of the men with
n cti'lasS-aXe, but he was ovcrpowcred,
iroucd. and placed in the cabin. During The
night he cot off the irons. cut through the
cabin. and got on deck. Here he Was again
a>sacd by the men, when Ge struck the
second mate with an axe in the face. The
mate tired five shots at the captain. one OF
which took effect in the knee, and he was
again secured. The vessel leaked badly
when it left Hawaii. about two months ago.
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: $ TIL CAROLINA G"vEgNoE COMING 70
NIE@. .Ii.- I>tmUI"n iWd'cGior.l -EX-
tt....." HnHnam, Of South Carolina. was
:>,... 49,, his week Tor the purpose OF buy
1:.-.... ....ar stanton, where he proposes
..o.a ~ reside. liz says that Radical
-.s.sr. .u. in south Carolina has become
..t.... ..a ana the propcrty-hoidrrS are
.l-..i -, 'ar taxation imposed by the negro
l.-.. .'...,. - sell oUi and leave the state.
IL, a ...rur- have inhabited The state for Il
.,a't.v ..GNa half, and their bones arc b,-
I., q f. ~nil Tor generations back, but be
is inr. to leave and seek new home.
NH,1. ,.l>h men as Governor Bonham are
drive. ;.Jm i negro State to Virginia II
>aoIi,a ."louhle our efforts 70 save our own
STATE .,- ! r"fli"r and stronghold for our
".r'ir.U III the south.
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Mr.. William Matthews, a son Of George
II. Matthews. Esq, who was for nearly forty
wears commemorative attorney OF Cum
berland. is one Of the young NirSinigns
who, like Judge Coke. Of Texas, are il Il
distinct section rejecting credit upon their
native State. Mr.. Matthew'S is one Of The
most successful lawyers in California, and
was the Democratic candidate for city at
torncv of San Francisco at the late election.-
Petersburg Lder and -Appedt.
Colonel Withcrs. rs Grand Master of Ma
sons. was banquelted last week by Rocking
ham Union Lodge, No. -, \. +. A. NJ, OF
Harrisonburg.
Messrs. West & Payne expect to start at
an early day = newspaper at JoneSYllle, Lee
county.
Hon. John B. Baldwin has recovered so
rapidly from bis late severe illness that he IS
able 10 ride out.
Hon. James 3. Scuer, VI. G., has returned
from Il tour across the continent.
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THE New York, OswEGo, AND MIDLAND

TIE New York, OswEGo, AND MIDLAND
RALEoAD COMrANY-A RECEIVER Ar-
rolxrrD--[Ncw York Commercial Adrer-
H$e1. 18th. On application Of creditors of
the Midland Railroad Company. of this STATE,
Judge Blatchiord this morning, i'll the
United States Circuit Court. appointed Mr..
Abram 5. Hewitt rs receiver of the compa-
n,'S effects. the receiver and Mr.. Peter
Cooper each giving 100000 security for tue
faithful performance OF the duties of the
receiver.
At . O'Clock this afternoon Mr.. Hewitt,
the receiver Of the New York and Oswego
Midland railroad, took formal possession Of
the effects of the company at their office, No.
Iii Liberty street. An adjourned meeting
of the directors of the company was held
this morning. but beyond the handing over
the books. &C., to the receiver nothing inn
portant was DONE
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AGa"sTEo.-We learn that Wilson the
slo>tnt.>'": at Lynchbur-, who is charged
wiki H>.@s official STAMPS Tor clccti0nccring
PURPOSE =, ha> been arrested, and that the
..rro: i his guilt i considered certain.
Special Aren't ". \. pattlc, OF Warrcnton,
t@> i"-ia Investigating tn" charges which re-
suited o The arrest. - lieranllTia Gazette
q H,t1"1iHy er0aag.
W. &c inclined to the opinion that the
>a,ri"' III Ci The Gazette is not correct so
- ~ +, r. ttrs to the arrest Of Captain Will
>.a. The Captain wa> i'll the city late last
:.-:.. lending" 10 his usual po>t-olticc du-
IT,, @,rj a.ucw nothing Of his being arrested.
q rirD - any intention 10 arrest him. The
'a~'. I".I>i therefore have been mi>in-
.L.A. l. -IlciLbuLq NsrS. l9M.l
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TIE SrAMr.SrEALEES.-[A Alexandria SENT
ncl.l-Wc do not let this subject drop be-
cause we desire 10 see the guilty party pun
i~hcd. Therefore we hope the mere arrest
Of Postmaster Wilson, Of LyuchhurS. will
not be all that is done. General Ilunton fur
ni>hcd Mr.. Cre>well n list of the witnesses
to prove the charge against Wilson, and Mr..
Paltic has ii also. So there need be no eN-
cuSc for failure to "give the devil his due
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i'p>. -. AFFAIRS ". j. Johnson is APP
pointed 81 .rtirr-Glrrcr 1T Richmond, VA,
."" W #Nu +. Bowie, rc>igucd. Miss Anne
4. IL" .-r!a i appointed postmaster at Mt.
'"a,s'.'. >pot>yNanM county. Va. rice
"..!a,.! i.anaI!1a, resigned. Il. H. Robin
s#a !, i"2.n,rd postmaster ut Mount Land
ILL.,. l. 49,; county. Va, rice :. T. Dunn,
..>i-&.'. .ihc po>t-oilicr II Burnt Ordi-
2.g!. !.'- city, i discontinued: the pa
....> - 4, Williamsburg. c. Barre is up
I",Atd Postmaster al Fort Gay. Wayne
un'E, "e,t Va. rte. G.. ". Adkins, re-
moved
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| "o girls from Fredericksburg, Va, one
'-'l' fourteen and the other fifteen years,
,"ppcd at Il house Of bad rcpute near
w baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot, last
,'SN', not aware Of lis character. They said
10y ieil Fredericksburg last Sunday, one TO
,',' an aunt in this city, and the other Il
, ,l"F III baltimore. They were taken to Il
roper place on discovering their where
''"'>:-- WaSh1nyton Correspondence Baih.
more >u", 1911.
G. ,"i'"E Lutte thinks the White Sulphur
"'n-' ''.t Dc s..1s.I ~ A'cyton :, 90. A..
;''o!her ycar.
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wayne County. y. &.


..t,.i...,.rr t.: the Richmond uI,patch.l
,,.,..s 80. y. G.. september -, 1870.
No.. .r..>p ouGyut !&l> visited 4 numbcr
..r... 81. Eastern North Carolina recently.
... 81. an crops have been greatly DAM
~ .., potent rains. The Hlain crop
...,. vs. t.au. and This the farmers say has
....s .....n. III ir.,>t oGc-;hird.
T.... ....vl altering cotton would be Il
ri. ..~..- IN some Of yonr readers in
..... &c.,. .auG West. Ii i picked oGt prin-
.... .,-ror-. M 40 rot work alike,
.. .... bat y1Ug cjrrc>p ondcnt saw how
., . .E,d IN Icmuir county Yesterday,
49,. 1880 touk Il large basket OH his or
.,. AND marched 10 the cotton-lieId.
WEI, IL, baskets were Tiled they marched
30 The cultan-gjn house and had II
p. -. a. I'M! thea returned. they receive
.... ....~ tor every hundred pounds
49, r.... Many of them make over one
. lin. .ay.
...rE q: ucw and handsome build
.-. . ..t., erected OH the lots over which
..... e.. ,w,ut hut short time ago.
o.. - .. mt here that Notwithstanding
... ,.a. saluruI@v> cast Oh this place BY
81. ,ha >pondcntS this place
49, g., ny SINS 81 prosperity. 1t Is already
.... g.. ...~ principal places for the sale OF
. .-.. 80 North Carolina. Northern cotton
...,.. ~ould TO w,Il 10 make Il note Ct
r., ~.4t.lcr is very pleasant at this time
+ .,'..- .,:rhiu- !a- commenced III good earn
49,. a. na-in> 10 come i'll for sale. y!
.,aU.. .r.t!r viii now improve. j..
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KEY. WILLIAM +. BEoADrs, u. D.-The
''lhy Trends Of this venerable gentleman
"'H hc -iad 10 hear that the recent surgical
operation upon his eyes has been very sue
,''''ut, and that he can now, with the aid of
,!@c'acirs, read without difficulty and rccog::
M" N.r friends relcr.tcksLuyy Leude3.
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HEAVY CATTLE.-Mr. John 5. Draper, of
Pulaski, says the Wythcviile Enterprise, re-
Gently sold to Mr. :. i. Honakcr. Of the
same county, four head Of two-ycar-old cat
tie which weighed on the Sth OF August
900 Gvcra@r, 800 pounds. The largest
one weighed 800. and the smallest l,3Ci.
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'u's*!1lE CEor. - [!ialrisonburg Old
.f .'fw.aiM. l-Dr. William ID. Hopkins,
d. '-.' ,.avc, has sold 10 c. +. DUtrow lis
'p "i raj :, on his farm near Harrison
.,''-. XII = cents per pound. His vineyard
..I.j", ! acres, and the yield is estimated
ID a. "l pounds, which al . cents
..' nd makes the nice little sum Of
'''",', ~ 200 per acre. These grapes are
a." o,I1S shipped TO Wellington. and are
Raging handsome profit to Mr. Dutrow.
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NHEShPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ EOtD--on and after 5b May, 1878, the passel.-
ger trains will run u, follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TR&IS.-LcilrGs Richmond $50 a. ":
DAILY except sunday connecting WIN W., u,
Va, VI. Il II. = railroad at GortlonsTl aud Cinr-
,ottcsvlc. and arrives ut White sulphur Springs
FXPRESS TRAIN.-Lc;ves Richmond at 10 Il.
VI. DAILY except Saturday, connecting 1T tordonS-
vile with W, C., Va NJ !; G.. ;. railroad trains fur
Lyncliirs and southwest, and arrives al Hunt
irgtoH arrival Of Tie train, amt arrives at CHI
cnnati mt O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between Richmond aIio Nbite
Sulphur only at junction. t;ordonsvc, tilarlot'en-
i.l", St:lumnn. Goshen, MillDorD, and torington.
nGCONMODaTiOH TR AlN.--leavcs ri" hinond
ut $40 F. VI. DAILY except Sunday, anu arrives AZ
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at =. VI. DAILY ex-
cept sunday, and arrives at Huntington ut 3 A.
NJ next day connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAiS.-Leayes III huntington 81 10 A:
NJ DAILY except Sunday, and arrives 1T Rlclmoid
al 1870 A. VI. next day, connecting WIN trains
going south and with james river steamer for Nor.
folk This train stops between While Sulphur and
Richmond only ut Junction, G0r,ionsyille Cliar-
lottcsville, Staunlon, Goshen, Mllboro', and Cow
ngton c..,-, y,
DAILY except Sundays, connecting With v. u. Va.
~ G. ). railroad al charlottesville and Gordons-
Vile. and arrives ut Richmond 5P. VI.
ACCOMMODATION TRAlS:-Leayes Gordons-
vile $50 A. NJ. DAILY except Sundays, connecting
at Gordonsve with VIC, Va, ~ & G. s. railroad
train from Lynchburg and southwest, and arrives 1t
Richmond 1915 A. NJ
For further Information inquire ut the company5
Office on Broad near Seventeenth street.
A. H. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES F. NETiIERLASD, General Ticket Agent
my3
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SSpNEECs'EesSEEsIES.

DOSSIEUN'S.-GO to BOSSlECN'S to
~ buy your sweet things. lie is manufacturing
daily his inimitahc steanl-clariied FLINT CAN
DIES; also. soda. butter, water, anu arrow-root
CRACKERS; ginger, sugar, novelty CAKES,
JUMIL ES. GINGEK-NUTS ,SrlCED-NtTS.& &C.
&c. Makes TOBACCO ana CIGARS Il specially
Canned Oysters, Peaches Tomatoes. &c, az Balti-
more prices 1Il2 MAIN SlREEi,
so II COnttctouer.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND.
SESSION 1878 AND 1874.

Thislnstitu,ion begins its regular winter COURSE
OF LECTURES on MONDAY, October OH :; 10
terminate March 1st The method OF instruction
rombincs teaching BY lectures, With q regular
system of rcttatlors and examinations: while
every opportunity for cnca! osery ; when
The SCHOOL OF MATERIA MEDICA AND
pHARMACY attached to The College will also then
I've opened, giving 10 apohecaries ana druggists
the opportunity OF acquiring knowledge OF ti'eir
profession ut moderate cost.
fees for the whole course, including matri- -,
culation fee 90
vi VI iauuh'io ~, uha.,,,c,. ..... IS
Gooa board eau be obtained from sl5 10 S.o
month; and for further information Apply 10
j. b. MCCAW, NJ. d.,
Dean Of the Faculty.,
Sc 1o.deod,swtOi 600 Grace street. Richmond.
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Tickets for sale III Richmond II 7. NElSlGER
& cos Hat Store, 1901 Main street.
Sc l3-cOutS c3D
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RAILROAD LINES.
@R &KW - -
RICHMOND AMI. WELDON ROUTE
-IGEHEKAL .-MAHAGERts OFFICE. Z. B..

is RICHMOND AND w WELDON ROUTE,
.~-----GEyEKAL- MANAGERS OFFICE. 81.
sl.s RICHMOND Va, July 20, 1874
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE run
The MATT TRAINS leave Richmond at SAN
and 40 T. NJ, arrive at Petersburg at $40 A. II.
and 25G 2. ~; arrive at Weldon at oil A. II. and
FREIGHT TRAINS. with passenger coach az
tached, leave Richmond for Petersburg mt A. u.
and r NJ Ia; and returning leave Peters urg at $40
RETURNING NAIL TRAINS leave Weldon at
1:ao 4. n. and a:io Pm, and ieaye Petersburg at
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TpsINs between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places at .
A. II. and p. Ut.
The Freight Trains win not run on SUNDAYS,
md the 1855 p. N. Mail Train will not leave Peters
burg on Sundays, and the s A. N. Train will not
leave Richmond Oh Mondays.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mond ana Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Chester.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the train leav-
Ing Richmond at l:eo p. 81.
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave at A. d.,
and returning leave Richmond III lao P. d. daily
Except Sundaysl.
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
the Washington Street depot.
PULLSIAN'S PALACE SI.EEPlNG-CARS are
attached to all the Night Mall Trains.
THOMAS II. WYSNE,
jy2s General Manager
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WILDT,
w 327 REOAD STREET,
DEALER IN HUMAN HAIR.
ESTABLISHED 1854.

The bllsiycs established by me nearly twenty
wears ago Is still the same. | only work irst-casS
hair, which is always manufactured III the latest
fashion ard of the best style.
COINED Hail: is carefully worked up.
All orders are promptly Tiled.
JEWELkY, and especially HAIR JEWEl.fl
IS made as heretofore, by me from the latest pat
terms. The repairing Of jewelry isalso done in the
best manner. sc -o-oH
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EOR NEW YuRk.-OLD DO ~ n f7f z.
4 MINIDN STEAMSHIP COMP An ssss -
The sid,-whrcl steamships OLD DOMINION,
WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA,. NJ
AGARA, ALBEM.,ELE, and lIArTEE!AS leaTe
every TUESDAr, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at O'Clock p. NJ - r
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY.
ard SUNDAY at high tide.
These chips are entirely new. They have elegant
saoons staic-roo:nS, aud bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are uii-
Frcrhts for points beyond New York Forwarded
with Dispatch ana 10 charge made except actual
expenses incurred go
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern ani European ports.
Freight received until G +. VI. daily.
For further information, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN K CO., Agents,
office Company's wharf, Rockets.
Captain GEORGE ". ALLEN.
Join +. MAYER. ap1
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ADVISORY BOARD.
His Excellency Governor GILBERT c. WALKER
Colonel kApER BlGGS, y. II. p;
JOHN X. MCDANIEL, l.. q. Commander;
j. J. BURROUGHS: -
Cuntain SAMUEL " ATS, Virginia Legislature;
Colonel THOMAS +. OWENS, 7. q. NJ;
JOHN 4. WHITEHEAD. Es'l., eX-Mayor;
Colonel W. IL. TAYLOR. state Senator;
JAMES G. BAN, &. c. q. G. c.:
PoDERr +. WITHERs. &. NJ. Il. ii. +. and D. G'
{. of e. {.
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Nf ATCH GAME OF BILLIARDS.-The
WI third MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDS be-
tween q. G. OLE and w. T. Levy will take place
Ut the Ballard Billiard Saloon on TUESDAY EVE
Ming, September 23d, commencing ut O'clock
The game Will be three-ball French carom, $50
points up. sc e0-3th
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EDUCATIONAL.

NfcGUIkE'S SCHOOL, Franklin and
w Adams. Ninth session opens MONDAY, Sep
regular assistants: third ergnged, 70 be employed
II needed. The schoolhoiise Is we'll lighted, warmed.
and ventilated, and viii be further enlarged II me-
cessary. Terms From SEQ to $40 general charges;
Latin, Greek, French, and German, BIS each. CIR
ruio 70 I'm hook sroreI. ae -gwH
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Orders for tickets aud all communications should
he addressed HENRY V. MOORE,
Secretary Masonic Relief Association,
Norfolk, Va.
II. W. BURTON, General Agent 10 Establish agcn-
cics Tor sale Of tickets ami 10 supcrinteiid ad'er-
Using.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE(
RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
RICHMOND. July q, 1879.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKE}
RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
RICHMOND, July q, 1879.
an AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
~ SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on this
road will run rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for: West Point leaves
Richmond at P. NJ. and train from West Point
will arrive at Richmond at 1880 AN (. ny {SpR-
days exceptedl.
Tue splen1...aa steamer SUE, Captain A. C. AlcKLs.
has been placed on the rouic between West Point ard
Baltimore to run in connection with this road aud
will make three trips week, leaving West Point
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS
on the arrival Of the train, which leaves Richmond
al p. NJ, arriving at Baltimore next morning In
ample time to connect with trains Tor the North
and West; and leave baltimore MONDAYS. WE'D
SESDAYS. and FRIDAYS at4 p. NJ, connecting
at West Point with the train due at Richmond III
1890 next morning.
Fare to Baltimore, rs: coloIcd people, -.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for through freight only, leaves Richmond Tues
DAYS, Thursdays. and Saturdays At "a. M. Through
freight received daily til 0 +. N.
FRIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Point.
leaves Richmtrld on Mondays. Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 0 A. NJ local freight received Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays I'LL SIP. VI.
EDW. Z. FOLGER
General Freight and Ticket gent.
W. y. BRAGG, Master Transportation. jy2i