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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-22

PORT OF HONOLULU.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-22

sPrzoasAing hind in thick vraiAss they rauss h
izyaluahle and mus; serve 10 guard against dis
as;er.
/ Ar,o.e IN r-,.s.s al mo aurinr ihe rast week
vas the Arnrrrzn Minister Resident r. NJ. Dag
cctt. the (. $ Nice Ocns1l Mr.. Hastings the OoT,-
missioner q Horiucal Senior Can1var7o the Com
l missioner for Norway and Sweden Mr.. GrIrTN and
CAPS. Rosie % the British Army
M Scholars Of the uuic1 school iuasivesl Hno
visited ~ invitation the T. s s Nlasea IN holy,
| on Friday n,o-nirc November ilsh The offers
kindly s6eved the chilsrun ever the ship and IL
piasned % then the vcrkirc q tie curss fua-
chinsry. &c and thrs enabled then 70 pass
oss,aiacsy harry hoar.
The wins q the TeleThone are nov in position
AL The little town q Eilo. and atrlt co-cn
Instruments arr oounectcd thruzsh the niAin sface
with TIE line thsi rms 10 Laupahcehoe and OokA-
"a and intermediate plantations Mr. J. A. Mar
TN has ecca plsccd IN ehazcs Of the central ofcs
q TIE Company o. wsianziaus Strcet
MAu5.
Ralauins Mi eanueaoea crindiEs las; ussk.
Refscshins sssao-s zen % shs winauara sise
q Mani last rhz-siSy ard FRIDAY.
H.P. R,lavsa and 5. 7. Alexander leavs for the
oOsss this steamer, fc' = svo months trtp
Ca the sveaIns % ;As i6sh sold watch and
cham worth $50 Wss rSfsea fo- and vou by Mr.
Fishbo-ns q Wkikapa.
The fslsaas q Nj. J. C. Tucker, and Re had
mary Man. feel wy tnssiCuauiths 70 inquest
Vas hsla- % inquire into Tire oaEse q has death
he EsSs Mani seminary has completed its en-
lErcemeaL and the lsrcs izfE1 q rzrilS Is NV
sccunmcds'ed veyy conveniently. Ihr Vzrils
1zznees ahoFe one hu1ared-
Pine rams all thru1Sh NSksvaa DistTic;. l.
i E1rsf'S .iffche< cvpr4ruiur ard cane i1luc
finely. Haiku End RNldviz's Mil hAvs started n
c-snaIuc. The latter hss cane oaoGeh s1csccd %
Sssp Trs1lsI-,c nine ten ua1fkS-
The Kings hirth3Ay paSsei % very quietly.
S'-ns nzfgvt iHis had s fcAsi a ChiEsSs Res
tarrEnL and IN the zfsc-nooa slves cap VAS
shof foS a. 80 yzr2s and woa by johnson, oao %
The ST-sckslsrllie rael. ". II. Co-uvei Was "a.
Z {, FishhHsas 81
G-sas complaints oo1as from Hama Thr rolis I
an Z A. ahnsfashle coldtin- and posltIvely IN
safe. A curnpEuy hzs hesz started ths-r % which
tn Minister ~ Interior = = leading -lerahe-- Z
Over SAON has hesl spent IN IuAkl1E Shcai olE |
Eziis a cood rus3 Tor TIE cnupGry carts % IN
uvts- Ults5e q the rilr. The raaSis rsAl-
y dsnce-uzs sad 1oikIEzc has heea o1ae % thsln I
he usus q the dsaih in Saa Frzucsco q I
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WEEK. Deoe1SsG uas TIE a1a a NJ. + J. Isyld-. I
eaclaesz % WEllzka Flaasafloz. Tie s1s rauch I
llkel and sslEs-aed ~ al vao knew hin The ]
hsroGvec family have the heartfelt sympathy q 1
the e1ti7e clsauunity IN Waikiki. Ihe 1lf0-- \
t1-lsis youac nSn vls osy i wears and II -,o1iks
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-22

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-22

lesvard. In the channel ne SEA wa,f whale
| hoatl being On her best sailing Point running
pared ccmpany from the Pumpkin SEED and
Mahel passing the Pumpkin SGD 30 winduart
and raking very good time for the first turning
point the Erar beoy. The Pauline had meantime
| clawed 10 winduard q the Mabel and although a
much larger boat crowded the little one BY
running straight on. no lnihng. and while passing
the Ranline's boom struck the mast Of the Mahel
ureettinc her and giving the occupants. Messrs
0odfrey and Porter, a hath in naid-channel Capt.
Wilcox turned 30 render ASSISTANCE The rest Of The
boats keeping on and running 10 iccvari 10 a
STAKE boat cd the Quarantine grounds.
SrSoLl ScrIIs-OrES 10 Al
Prise $50. ID boat saves entrance.
Ccurse SINE a. No. race.
Ienekake, s Arnsra Way Up, Lui-
his the NEXT race on the programme, vas start
Cd After The Yachts bad got away, and vasprovooa-
nesi eforts Of the TenekAke oarsman 10 hea himself
a. the finish the other boats odrsman having given
up the race some distance from the Anal point.
Tanekake won in minutes 81 seconds.
Srx-oAAEp GTUs-QvEES's CuF.
Is, Prize Queens Cup and 500 "a prirs So
Ccurse same as No 3 race.
Maha. Z W. Furvis kanoelani, T. h. Iilika-
lsni kapoaala. {. W. Tucker: kapiolSni, Iieui-
Com. Noel.
Ther- vas Considerable interest manifested in
this raoe, the contestants being regarded as pro
fesoonal oarSnen. and each crew having plenty Of
representative friends who seemed able and vii
ing 20 back their favurifes- In drawing for posi.
ton the kapuaaia. (uiAnned by crew Of Marine
Railway employeesl vas placed on the inside, the
Malta, kspiolAni and kAnoelani in the order nam
ed. Al the word the Marine Railway boys took
the water beautifully. pulling short quick stroke.
about 90 the Alaska crew, IN the kNpiolani. pull
Inc > and the Malta and kancelani mailing al.
AZ the Lighthouse the kapuAala took the lead and
KEEP. It TO the finish. pallinc home fresh and easily
N II minutes e seconds The Malta second In
l9 minutes - seconds and the kanoclsni third
the Alaskas meeting cold day
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-22

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-22

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HENRrCo COUNTY.
HEyRrco, June rs, 1882.
To the Editor of the Dispatch.

40 TIE EdttOTOJ me DSputN
Ihavc always read your paper with In
terest, but never so closely as have for the
last few months. am glad to say that
your views upon the question now upper
most In the political mind meet with the
hearty approval Of nearly every thinking
man that | see. Nothing succeeds like
success; and TO my mind there Is no doubt
Of success II we will but do away with
that sickly sentiment which so often misdi-
reefs the judgment, and learn our. duty
from the ground that l. before us rather
than look backward in search OF something
10 awaken our prejudices, and which can
do no good, but much of harm. We can
win a victory with Mr.. Massey. What III
he did differ with us on State issue now
deadg Can we not forgive this when we
see him differing with this little man OF
little soul on issues that are not dead, and
10 such an extent as to winf for himself the
hatred OF this miserable boss OF mean mea-
suresS Sufficient is 1t for me to know that
Mr.. Massey Is opposed to William Malone.
VEDETTE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-28
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE WAREHOUSE, STORE. AND
LOTS ON CARY AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
AT AUCTION.-In execution of DEGREES of the
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond. I'm the
of Spillman rs. Wortham's executors. &c, en-
tered December ID. lSsl i, and June II, 1882. the
undersigned. the surviving special commissioners,
will sell 10y public auction, on The premises, re-
spectiycly. ON
THURSDAY, JUNE 20. 1882.
at l2s O'Clock L. VI. the following VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. Of which The late X. c. Wortham
died seiZed-tO wit:
First. The LARGE BRICK STORE and WARE
HOUSE long occupied 10y Messrs. r. & :. Wortham
Co., situated at the northeast corner of Cary and
Fifteenth streets. II covers the whole lot. which T.
10 PIP by ~ ie, md Is occupied by III. VI.
Workman.
second. The LCMBER-HOUSE adjoining the
above. fronting on Fifteenth street - 9-l2 feet.
running back ~ feet, with slip Of IA feet width
extending OF. "a Spruce alley.
Third. 4 LOT on the north side Of Cary street, IN
rear of No. l-ahOut - by 81 feet.
Fourth. The GRANITE-FRONr TIIREE-STO-
RN BRICK STORE AND WAREHOUSE No. 10
south Fifteenth street now occupied by Mr. George
Lee. % s-l2b 100 feet. together with the LARGE
BRICK SNOkE-HOUSES thereon.
This property j. all located IN the centre of the
business part of Cary street, convenient TO all the
point, for transportation. and being very desirable
for business purposes. offers good opportunity for
safe and profitable investments.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance AT six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. with Interest
added. with the right for the purchaser to pay the
whole In cash if he should elect so 10 do.
J. o. STFGER.
Il. ID. WORKMAN,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs. ic1s
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Says the Philadelphia Press Republi-
can): Did President Arthur receive one
OF Mr.. HubbelPs polite circulars asking for
2 per cent. OF his salary? II not, why
not? Two per cent. on $4,000 would
make $1,000, and while this is good deal
OF money, voluntary contribution Of
this sort would not begin to make the hole
in the Presidents comfort which S24 will
iE the comfort OF $1,000 department
clerk. The President may contribute, but
he ought to receive circular il any one
does
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BY l.. u. Cook, Auctioneer.
1924 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
Il GOODS At MIDLOTHIAN, CHESTER
sT iff And Rollins 1h o &C. &c. coW AZ
AUCTION.-The undersigned. rs trustee I'm a deed
from Jacob Bach, dated March l6, les2. and Of
being so required by those authorized by said deed
To direct a sale, VIII. on
MONDAY, July 3, 1852,
on the premises, commencing AZ 10 O'Clock 4. W.,
proceed to sell all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
conveyed by said deed. among Which nre the fol-
Ali the STOCK or GOODS in the store at Mid
lothian recently kept by Jacob Baach, consist
Ing Of
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS. NOTIONS. CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, CRoCkERY,
DRUGS, SCIIOOf4-BOOkS. &C.. &C.;
FINE BAY COLT, about three years old (:
l COW. BUGGY. BAROUCllE,
CARTS,
Lot CART and other HARNESS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
2 PIANOS and lot Of PICTURES.
ALSO.
the MIXING MACHINERY, consisting in part OF
l LARGE STEAM-PUMP,
SHAREHOLDERS, 80 feet long b. Az
WROUGHT-lRON PIPES,
COUPLfTGS, BRASSES, VALVES,
BELLOWS, FORGE, \ wills,
and other articles used in conducting a coal mine.
ALSO.
about 10000 BRICKS aud a lot o. OLD AND
NEW LUMBER.
and Ill other personal property included I'm said
deed II any there be. although not specifically
named I'm this advertisement.
TERMS: Cash for all sums not exceeding $50
for $50 and under $3.50, sixty days credit upon
negotiable notes, with approved cndorsers: for
1850 aud upwards, ninety days credit will bee
given upon same conditions.
EMANUEL CLLMAN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by L. Is. COOK, Auctioneer.
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The second OF the proposed series OF an
nual-supply expedition to the Greeley ex-
ploration party, whose headquarters are in
Franklin bay, left New York Yesterday on
the Alhambra for st. Johns, where the
Neptune will take the cargo to Discovery
bay. The party consists OF five selected
men and surgeon, under command OF
Lieutenant Greeley.
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~~-~~c~~-~~---~~~~~-~~>----
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
- LARGE NUMBER OF FINE ESTATES ON
THE RlCHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAIL
ROAD, IN G00CHLAND, ALs s6ylARII Nh
"BOLLING IsLAND,"- MONTICoLA.-" I'D
WhY,r AND suNpRY OTHER IRA MI,
VtRGlNIA.-ln execution Of a decree of the
Chancery Court Of Richmond entered March IL,
$50, In the case Of IIartsook's administrator IS:
Hartsook and ais., the undersigned, the special
commissioner thereby appointed will sell by auc-
ton At the Office of Grbbs & Williams, auctions
GERS, inthe city Of Richmond, on
FRIDAY, BOTH JUNE,
at g o'clock NJ. the following property. OF which
the late -. J. Hartsook died seized-to wit:
A TRACT OF 476 ACRES at or near Buck king
ham Courthouse, adjoining lands Of John Spencer.
z. Perkins, and others, with buildings sufficient for
Also, a fRAcT OF 416 ACRES six miles from
the cOurt-house. adjoining II. ID. Dscroll and 9TH
ers, with fine low-grounds, good timber, and farm
aMIDWAY,- 435 Aces, nearly all low
grounds; no dwelling but oversecr's house and
outbuildIngs. splendid farm. aud hardly equal
led by any on the river, being lOl miles from
The splendid farm "MONTICOLA,r in Abe
marie county, ninety-one miles fr0p Richmond
and three fourths Of mile from Howar,lsvile.
with 7a1 ACRES, u brick house with thirteen
rooms, outbuldings fine orchards, limestone, iron,
and other mi 1erals.
"BOLLTNG ISLAND celebrated for Its mex
haustible fertility and Its beauty of situations
embracing landscape of unequailcd loyciness,
foriy-one miles from Richmond by railroad. II
contains 6SI ACRES, of Which about 400 acres
are James-rivrr low-grounds, not cxcelled. IL In
deed equalled by any similar quantity of land in
the whole Of the James River Valley; PSI acres of
highland Of the finest quality, and capable Of the
highest improvement. The Improvements are a
dwelling with ten to twelve rooms ,isusl Outbuld-
ngs. orchards, &c: fuel and timber sufficient.
- Bollng lsland' would he the delight of any man
who has IL In his mind To possess an estate which
would not only minister 10 his thorough enjoyment
Of a country home, easily accessible by railroad.
with splendid scenery but also, at the SAME time.
with capacity for yielding In cropsa large return
upon the Investment such an estate a. this Is
rarely offered, and the opportunity should be ca
gery ayailed Of
These estates were selected by Mr.. IIartsoOk with
reference to their value, and by reason OF his IA
miliarity with the property I'm the James-Rlyer
Valley no one was better qualified than he to make
choice selections. Theyall produce finely the usual
grain crops and grass Some them are especially
suited for stock farms, and they present tine sites
for colonies.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at one, two.
and three years. with interest payable annually.
and the titles 10 be retained by the Court until full
payment. A. l.. BOILWARE.
Special Commissioner.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. ego
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The following new Offices have been re.
Gently established: AT ycsuyius, Rock
bridge county, with William S. HUMPHREYS
as postmaster; at Poplar, Nelson county,
with Mrs. Florence Harris postmaster, and
At Paulington, Rockingham county, with
Madison Wise postmaster.
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The fairest faces are sometimes married
by myriads Of pimples and markings Il
letter or freckles. which are readily re-
moved by popular toilet dressing known
as DIR. c. w. Benson's Skin Cure. Even
scrofulous ulcers yield to it,
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The Philadelphia Music Festival.

A FULL PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK or
MUSIC, IN WHICH RICHMOND SINGERS WILL
TAKE PART.
Tomorrow is the first day Of the Phila-
delphia Music Festival, at which some OF
our Richmond singers from the "Gesang-
verein Virginia." and under the direction
Of Professor c. l.. Siegel, will enter for 4
prize.
The programme for the week Of music is
about as follows:
Tomorrow morning the visiting singers
will be received at the various depOts and
escorted to their quarters among the sOcie-
ties there. At 3 O'Clock in the afternoon
the grand reception concert will take place
at the Academy Of Music, in which full
orchestra Of sixty pieces, under the direc-
ton of William Stoll, Jr., and chorus Of
three hundred voices will take part. The
solo artists who will sing on this occasion
and throughout the week are: Mile. Emma
Juch, late OF Colonel Mapleson's Opera
Company; Miss Zelina Mantey, a western
solo violinist OF considerable reputation 4;
MIR. Jacob Graf, tenor, and Mr.. Frank
Remmertz, baritone. During the after
noon Governor Hoyt will deliver an adj
dress OF welcome to the guests, and Mayor
King will extend TO them the Inequalities
liam Mechelke viii also make short ad-
dresses. In the evening at O'Clock the
great feature OF the celebration will begin
the rendering of the oratorio ''The Crea-
ton "-in which there will be double
chorus OF 600 voices, and in which all the
lyric artists will sing.
On Friday morning general reception
10 the singers from abroad will be held at
Horticultural Hall, and in the afternoon
the first prize concert Of the week will
take place, TO be followed in the evening
bya grand miscellaneous concert. In the
afternoon Of Saturday there will be an
other prize concert, and in the evening
the various German musical associations
throughout the city will hold receptions
for their friends and guests.
On Sunday grand sacred concert will be
gwen at Schuetzen Park, which will con.
tinue during the afternoon. On Monday
there will be grand parade from the Acad-
envy OF Music 10 Ninth and Green streets,
where the societies will take the ears 10 the
Park, where an all-day picnic will be held.
On Tuesday the 4th of July there will
be parades. displays Of fireworks in the
evening, and concerts in different parts of
the city. The prizes will be delivered to
the successful competitors on Saturday az
ternoon at the Academy OF Music BY Mr..
NJ. X. Muckle. All Of the musical features
OF the celebration will be under the direc-
ton OF Carl Sentz and +. W. Kuenzel.
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Ar1rIoN sALEs--.This Day.
by william II. Lyme 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1I3 Main street.

~rrATTwO.sTORYF RAMEDsTORE,
~ wITtI DWELLING ATTACHED, No. 1929
VENxBiE STREET. FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
we shall al the request Of the owner, sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE rs, 1882,
at q r. NJ, the FRAMED STORE located as above
with dwelling attached, containing four roofis,
kitchen, ac., now occupied by good tenant at a
fair rental. .,,,,
This Is most excellent stand for any retail busi-
ness. q,
TERMS: One third cash residue at six "A ]
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
WILLIAM II. LYME & Coz
ioo5 Auctioneers.
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by Whlialn j. MCNAMARA.
Real Estate Agent aIpi Auetioneer,
ll0l Bank street next 10 Eieyenthl.
TWO NEAT AND WELL-BUILT
i FRAMED DWELLINGS, CONTAINING
FIVE ROOMS EACH. Nos. 5ll AND 513
NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET, JUST BE-
PROMPT-PAYING TENANTS AT A GOOD
RENTAL, FOR SAIL AT AUCTlON.-By re-
quest Of the owner, who Is nonresident, win
So II at auo lion. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1882,
at O'clock L. NJ, the property located as above.
The LOTS front each IGN feet ON the east line OF
Eighteenth street, and have depth between paral-
lei line. Of 100 feet This property, being conye-
uicgt To the business portion 81 the city and In
perIe-tiy healthy and wcl-drsine, location should
attfae' he attention Of persons In search Of nice
hon' r vell-paying investment.
TERMS: Easy, and 70 be announced at sale.
WILLIAM j. MCNAMARA,
H23 Auctioueer.
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~ COMPANY. ..ssss -
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-GUl ANDOTIE. ROANOkE. MAN
RlCHMOND-EYERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and
SUNDAY. For hours of sailing, see advertise
ment below.
steamers leave New York tuesdays. THURS
DAYS, and SAL IKDAGS at 3 i. VI. from Pier
20 new uumber), North river, foot Of Beach
street.
They have splendid saloons, statc-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ar,
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare to New York Including meals
AMI BERTH, 80: round-trp tickets sls Storage
with subsistence. ~; without subsistence. s6.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge made except actual
expenses Incurred.
Freight received until 8 o'clock u. VI. daily.
For further information, apply To-
GEORGE W. ALLEN a Co, Agents.
my 7 office COMPANY wharyes. Eocketts
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BY II. l.. staples 4 CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l103 east Main street.

GALE OF SMALL BRICK TENE-
- MENT ON MOSBY STREET BY AUCTION.
BY request OF the owner who undetermined to sell.
we shall offer ~ auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUSE2S, 1882,
at 81 o'clock Z. M., the SMALL BRICK TENE-
MENT No. 500 Mosby street, containing four
rooms and two kitchen rooms. The LOT fronts
2Ot by about l40 feet to an alley.
TERMS: one fourth cash; the balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months, with Interest added,
IT, L. STAPLES & CO.,
te27 Auctioneers
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EOR NAN YORK.-The Old -

L'Ob NJ W 1Ohh.-l lie Ol0 -. 49,
l. Dominion steamship CoInpany's sSn}ssgss
proposed salings for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALLER, FRIDAY,
June 3Oth, At O'Clock I. VI.
MANHATTAN, Captain STEVENS, SUNDAY,
July "a, az q O'Clock 4. VI.
GUlANDOITE. Captain KELLY, TUESDAY,
July fth, at O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received up 10 / O'Clock L. VI. Friday.
aud % O'Clock T.. ". saturday aud Monday for
sundays and Tuesday's ships.
Through bills OF ladlng signed and goods for-
uarded with dispatch 10 all points north, south
east and west; also 70 foreign ports
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare 20 New York Including meals
and BERTH, $40: rOuHd-trptick els; steera2e,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence 80.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays, and Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad az 1850 A. VI. will make
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare. 5000. Tickets 10 be bad at
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and \. ".
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage, apply 20
GEORGE W. AIIEN & Co, Agents.
je 20 Conuanys Wharf, Rockets
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BAZAAR, o.

THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock VIC win sell registry Of number OF
EXCELLENT ANIMALS.
Among them are several TO which attention Is
called as stylish and reliable drivers.
Three YOUNG AND WELL-BROKE FARM
MULES.
PREVIOUS TO WHICH,
usual variety OF
NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES.
JOHN Is. DAVIS, Proprietor.
F.. u. Cook, Auctioneer. ie2S