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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
Ia EFFECTS Of the late concern OF DAVIS &
wi Continue the business 10 all Its branches ut the
old stand No q Twentieth street, and solicit con-
t,nnance OF the patronage hsrStef9rs 80 gsnef3Isy
bestowed. I, WILEY pAYs.
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4 MEXICAN HOTEL,
CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.

This house IS now opeu for the reception OF the
public Centrally located in The heart OF Tie city, on
the main street In close proximity 10 the Capitol,
Post-oice, Cu5tom-houSe, banks. principal business
houses, churches, and all places OF amusement, II
presents advantages possessed by few hotels.
To my friends and the travelling public generally
offer every induccmcn; that long experience and
IL constant desire to promote the pleasure and COM
fort Of my patrons VIII warrant.
The tables viii ut all times be supplied With the
best that tits and other markets afford.
Attached to the HOTEL Is II first-class RESTAC.
RANT, which viii he under the immediate control
OF tho proprietor of the hotel
Pledg!ng my undivided efforts 10 please, l re-
spcc,fuy solicit the patronage Of my friends and
the public generally. j. VI. stBLEIT.
&c Slim Late Proprietor Of Spolswood Hotel.
.,-.. q
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.YaaEIs.sE. EisF.
TEW AND FASHIONABLE Fl 9
y MILLINERY. q4slS y

= NV NND I If-IIIN-N-l Dill ,-A,|-tJ,
~ MILLINERY. sasaSGS
-yh6ss
Mrs. VI. !. HICHELBACHER.
No. SOB BROAD, SECOND DOOR FROM FIFTH
STREET.
announces most respectfully to her friends and
In" ladies In general that she has taken the lnillin-
rry store formerly uCcul led by Mrs. Sine and she
Is now receiving IN entirely new stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
RIBBONS. FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
SILKS. NEhl 81 -. La =,
DRESS CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
for Fail and Winter.
She will have All opening on next Tuesday, and
lad, are invited TO com" and examine lie beautiful
and we'll selected stock.
Mrs Sine, the former proprlctress and other best
hands Of her Establishment remain with me. and
shall cndcayor to give satisfaction 10 I'll IN every
respect. MRS. VI. d. NJ tiEl'tA NltEh,
nc a-o,i No. ,IOt i.rOal street.
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TAkPETlNGS, RUGS, OIL-CLOTHS, &c.
am now receiving my FALL SUPPLY.
VELVET, BRUSSELS, and TAPESTRY CAR
PETIEGS;
TIIREE-PLY, INGRAM, and DUTCH CAR
PETlNGS;
VELVET, ADMINISTER, BRUSSELS, and Ia
PESTRT RUGS and DUOR-MATS;
OlL-CLuTH, all widths and qualities;
CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CURTAINS,
and WINDOW SHADES.
The above and MI goods In my line shall be sold at
reasonable prices. i. j. RICHARDSON,
Sc l3-9m No. Sol, corner Ninth and Main streets
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MILITARY NOTICES.

WALKER LIGHT GUARD,l
RICIIMOSD. October, Q, lS72.S
A TTEND A MEETING Of your Com, &
II pauy THIS Wednesday, EVENING Mt u p
o.c'ot in full dress uniform, for rcgtinental pa
y pa nic'" BT order Of Capt In. II
"'o' ~ CHARLES I. BINFORD,
o.o1.S First Sergeant.
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STATE or NRGISIl-rNyGf Ricioa0nd:
], ". X. Qulrles cashier of the Planters MI
tional Bank. Richmond, DO so'cmny swear that the
above statement IS true 10 The best OF ny knowledge
and belief. W. K. QUAELES. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th day of
October, 1872. EDWARD j. WARREN,
Notary Public.
torrect-.tftrsi:
jobs X. CHLDREY.l
l.. IL. FHAZEE, : Directors.
&C git ). ~ ROSESBACM,
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BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
M TIE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK Of
RICHMOND, VA. At RICHMOND, IN THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA, AT CLOSE OF Bust
NESS THURSDAY, 30 DAY OF OCTOBER, ~
RrSoIrcEs
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PROPOSALS.

GRACE CHURCH FAIR.-The ladies of
~ Grace church tEplscopaD will continue their
fair at Virginia Hail. on Ninth street near Main,
through the week. They have on lrnd Il great va
ricty OF useful and fancy articles and confectionery
Lunch, dinner, and supper, will be furnished 10
visitors. g-ltH
DOWDER, POWDER.-250 packages of
4 DUPONI'S celebrated SPORTING, BLAST
ING, and MINING POWDER.
Also, 10000 feet HEMP (single and double tapeJ
SAFETY-FUSE;
200 bags SHOT.
For sale by E.S 8. WORKMAN & co.
oe 9-3taw6w Agents for the Manufacturers.
book AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
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gzREFsgGs.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE:

KlCTTMDNU, - .,-,,,
THE ANNUAL MEETING " LIE III,
COMMERCE. will be held THIS EV En- IN 1,a d, .
o'clock In the rooms over the Llr.t Nati@d; and I'm
c,,n tiI he held for officers FOR the ensuing YEAR
ees'' nI, " " ~ r. G. CDGHLAS. Secretary.
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DERSOSS IN WANT OF BOARD can
J. he accommodated With good rooms und fare 1T
No 1910 Ross street, ucar the Capitol Square.
oc 2-W3w*
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GRAND OPENING. loQ''
NEW GOODS.
THIS DAY
We have on exhibition ani Tor 1ar me az,
LARGEST A<D MOST sTTLIou Stbth of
EIADY-MADE CLOTHING
AID
FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered tie cl,lzens of Richmond.
Our stock Is all nc1r, Of superior 2'1Sy' cH' ana
finish, aud embraces everything necessary to-
. COMPLETE FIRST-CLASS GENTLEMENS
FTRNISIIlSC; ESTABLISHMENT.
". have handsome SUITS, ranging FROM SIS to:59 ;
PANTS from 81 10 SlS:
VESTS from $50 to SO;
S;,laadia linyof OVERtOATS from Si2 10 HiI:
Full line of Fall uud Winter UNDERW EAR,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, HANDkERClllEFS, &c. :
The lGlQest and .fUcSt stock OF StAKtS, 'RA'
WATTS, TIES, Rows, &c, ever opened In Hlch
monI;
Also, fn line of our celebrated LIEEN-BoSoM
SHIRTS;
COrLARS-ho!h Linen, Lmen-luced. and Paper
n! Of the J:St qa0tHy.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended
10 Us the past season, we earnestly solicit rontnu-
an.e. confident that we have redeemed our promise
ln make this the CLOTHING EMPORIUM" Of
Richmond. WiLhlNNpN " "lliEi'7'
1907 Main street.
l. /: +: N511n, ssle,nsn. $50,
=. .RAI~fR, } - -
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THE Jersey CITY POLICE TRIALS.

In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer, yc~ter-
day the trial OF the Police Commissioners and chef OF
Police Of Jersey City was resumed. H. l.. Piitchard,
President Of the Board 1aInned by Mr. stout
and testified az follows:
Last october ib matter advance OF captains a
es considered al meeting the Borrd lie which
agreed advance = 0i iusted Of nJJ told the ,h be-
direct the capnns 10 adj so e9t their pay rolls the Ciei
gueteG 10 be cOunei 10 with tue thh
ucni aud I agreed to ~ The meeting his matt
extent isit - discretion.
la Intention
iimes '4Itnas received -zJO 't.slo; lc
.ach sI,snc~r uOf ne
about Jan spose Inspector el nee 10 f,dunu II
amounts captains pa,.ro; Pen abn noui 81 a.
on March mo-; Know That m
VIII ainson Toe Third Precinct el ,iHg
cs as.estmcI; thoe Who 1d 60
bol, th4t the S5t
political D. en rcct sci shcdi sJlr sJIOj
iustec.or Dickson for p"ite.. puIposcs.
The Cbof 81 Ponce ana comm. ssiOucrs EimonfoD
Gloss Guo:zg. and HutO cOrrOi OfnCI atcfncnts
Iuade by President Ili,chard. Incy agreed That
alliances only conditional and were o. ue re
funded by . TcduoiIOH Oh the captains pay, unless the
advance should DO authorized by ihe Let,atIre ana
iLdr salary CT y "a md ii lAUI, 80 be paid 10
.aGl cap'lin during lie yrd..
TLs c.sC WI tt sGnHhod rp and e'ien 10 The Jury
%. sHboiY.
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settled on the same basis, there would , pe
something handsome left TO divide among i Tue
holders Of the stock Before this TACT De
came generally known u found that an effort was
being buy up the stock az price beyond ts sup
posed value In order stop this speculation anu Sc
cure an equitable distribution OF the funds among the
claimants the gentlemen, stated presented inc claims
as an offset against their notes and mortgages Iney
say that as soon as they found further attempt would
be made to control the stock they withdrew ther de
to be settled on the basis. The directors OF the
company held o meeting on Saturday and voted 10 pay
This extra dividend will go 10 those who have se,ea
their claims the basis of thirty cents on the m
well as 10 those whose claims in process OF sette
nent II IL he done still another dividend VII, WIZ '
made, az the directors, and Mr. Robert T. Day n ne
settling M ,thc affairs of the company, declare ~ W
their intention honestly and fairly disuipo 'i,"
tire assets OF the company among the Doh" 'iu' '
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ASSEMBLY.

Mir ALVORD presented memorial from the
Board OF Pilot Commissioners stating that the adoption
of the recommendations Of persons engaged in the ship
ping business in New-York would seriously impair the
efficiency OF the whole potage system OF the State and
would he detrimental to the public interests and inuri-
TO national commerce. The melnOriaIists then
proceed length to enforce their view by de
failed statement the facts IN the case and conclude
ny asking that no change in the law be made.
The tr,t annual report OF the Homeopathic Asylum
for the Insane al MIddetown, orange County, was re-
ceved. The total receipts amount To s041lo 49, expend
tures $3.50 81 The Trustees ask an appropriatlop
building which Will accommodate from 20 10 90 patients.
They have Of purchased and paid for by
private Donations and have done nuch,toward stocking
The farm and erecting necessary buildings with funds
On motion Of Mr. WHITE, the New-York Central I'm
dererOupd Railroad bill was made special order Tor
Thursday next; and the Beach Pneumatic Tube Railroad
hill on motion Of Mr.. MOsELY, was laid the table
The bill 10 incorporate the New-lOrk Warehouse and
Ews GS@Py ane 10 9os ed sS
anate for the 20 OF a Gh AND pas
WestcbesteT, was reported favOrably
BILLS INTRODUCED.
TO change the name OF Richmond County to Staten
Island County; TO exempt Richmond County from the
general drainage law for years and for the
cruelty animals. The latter bill stpulates that
whoever having charge OF animals shall unnecessarily
fan 10 provide such animal with food drink, who
shall overload torture, or torment animals, shall be pun
,shabe by Of not less than So than 500.
IL is similar to the Illinois law.
bill was also introduced 10 authorize the cOnstruc
ton Of a railroad in feminist. Avenue A, Christie aud
other streets in New YORK 49,.
TMOMBLl OnercQ resolution directing lbNesilgd-
tun into he manner which the appropriation fOr
EXAMINATION OF breechOaders for the National Guard
was used; whether the examination was proper one,
and whether the decision reached was proper. LAID oil
the table.
PASSED.
Providing for the election of Mayor of Long Island
City, and providing for the payment OF counsel en-
ViOyed by the Governor and Attorney General III the
officials. The bill 10 establish
Police and Health Department i'll Brooklyn came ny
for a third reading Mr.. JACOBS moved 10 recOlnnit
with instructions amend that the Mayor and three
fourths the Common Council shall appoint the Com
sioers After debate the question was taken on Inc
motion and Il Was lost The bill then passed Adj
ipuf
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GENERAL PRESS pIsPArCE.1
SENATE. ALBANY, Friday, March

SENATE. ..ALBANl, Friday, March p, 1872.
The ilbert Elevated Railroad bill was brought
I'D ia Committee OF the Whole and after considerable
debate, pIol1css was reported
The Metropolitan Transit. bill was next called mp and
Iassed-Neas, IL; Nays, ,.
The Pneumatic Railroad bill was also read and passed
Yeas. 1s: NAYS, 4.
The ilhr Eey dted Railroad bill recOmuitted to
the Railroad Committee for the purpose of allowing
property owners Oh the line OF the road 10 offer ODec
Bills were introduced TO change the OF Richmond
County Staten Island County, and to repeal the act
authorizing corporations, towns, and pdIties
si.E bonds railroads. Adjourned.
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FAILURE or TIE NETWORK AND BOSTON
ENPEISS COMPANY.

The New-York and Boston Express Com
pany, Of the creations Of the Ems Ring. bao been
discovered to be insOvcnt II was started Two years
ago with the assistance of The Erie Managers the funds
equipment being furnished from the treasury OF
the road It's business done by FiSks steamers 10
Boston, and by the Erie Railway 10 number Of places
in New-Jersey, tine Ee Company furnishing facilities
for crushing out several local express companies. II has
been kept alive hitherto, according 10 ruinor 10y Enc
stockholders and it, sudden collapse If OF the results
the recent change in the management o the road.
Its Indebtedness ~ald To be about SG00C, Including
ducs 10 the ErIe Railway Company fOr one months
transfer freight cbattcl mortgage l. hed Ivy the
Erie Company the horses. wagons. and other equip
mentS Of The Express Company To- the money adj
Valced its establishment. 4 meeting ~ creditors
Will nc held this the office Of Judge Barrett.
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NEW-JERSEY.
POLICE NOTES

: lire carly vest rday i'll Parllci'S coffee and cake
saloon, No 81 Bowey damaged thu siOcA NeunacAe beer
saoon 4o0 aud the building 500
Richard Perrin, age ~, a bartender, employed in
Delaney Chssis.. ioand dead bed ysrly
hs No lj2 Poryst lie had he calves Of botn les,
sJOckns, and bis throat nom lie 1d been AA, AID
believed be would never recover.
No applicants for vaccination by the Police Sur
the m H. and the following
Gay II The Police Board resolved thar
attendance greater the public
Police Surgeons sill be discohunaei
The Vogt murder ease was resumed yesterday
Justice Hogan the TomhS The teezns submitted
hearing before Judge CIozo admitted Counsel ir
the and the examination adjourned
tin Monday might he ascsranod whether peTson had
gun papers the guilt OF the
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srrrLlye INSURANCE cLAIns-AN ExrLANAToN

fEIILINb
II was mentioned in these columns that GER
tam officers of insurance company In Hartford, that
was settling Chicago losses AT small percentage mad
ndeayored 70 take advantage OF such claims purchased
at discount TO pay of their own debts on mortgages to
the company The Hartford fost states tba' no such
operatons were carried out and that the action Of the
COMPANY (which was not, stated, III the hahds OF a
reeeIyeI effects a more favorable settlement Tor Inc
GlDcs 20 Sufferers than had been expected
Jhf charge which Is certainly a very serious one, j.
explained by The interested parties as follows Nheh
tbs City Fro Insurance Company first figured up rs
Chicago Osxes 1t supposed could only % cents
the dollar. A further Investigation developer the
fact that % cOuR cents ana ans OncT was b"u'
70 the policy RS and accepted by them: large
amount Of claims settled THIS bass when II war
found that The lOsse not large al NM fnI-
psedi mat the reta III premiums were icts ana lie
hLf VI assis n,ncb smalIer than w.s .in;Ic-
h&Ilu ikst II The ElDGlu 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Jydh Aresue Hotel-Gov. Henry C. Warmoth OF
,,ns e, Gov Massachusetts, The Hon D. Rehsd,9n
Of Oswego IT, A. Burlbu Of Chicago and u W. Rsr ~
e,arsrr PraptHn President Philadelphia and nav
"a "a ElIas Nerxn and Lieut. Commander Cpe"
N 4 N.S Nicholas Hotet-Gep W: T. Clark N " OF lerLs
1 Incs Mcclure of Hiram sbey OF Rochester the lion
ms sco,si AZ Neweey Mott Of Toledo and Col ~ D.
iooms Of Conpeciicut York HoseiGen W Bare oi
r. Cocker Of onhee Of Chicago Grand CeHI.
The Rev ar C;lpin OF Baltimore. Meropida hesi;
Rice of Mop,gopTy ClaredoH HoeNs Clara Louise
KaIay
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Assure relief Observation-Disclosures REMEDY

\ sire relief fOrasi illlli-N HITCOiD : kEMEDI
IT Is WITH PLEASURE THAT | ADD MY TESTI-
xoSY TO TIP rvcrlxscg op DR. Jusss
tsrD II ~ ny YEARS, CAN TRULY SAL
1sar EsGw OF 40 MEDICINE E,rAL
crriya THE rRrqrrSr CoueHs CoLDs WHICH CHILDREN
ARE y-rJycr A ALL SEASON. % 1HE YEAR HAVE ALSO
izED NYsELr, AND HAVE REcoSNENDED
II 10 ornsRs WHO ALMOST
IT. ! ALWAYS STUDENTS UNDER OUR CARE
wnES NECESSARY. WILLINGLY iHER
rrNoyY 70 MINI N PR.sF rGpIcSF.-J s. EDwARps,
Pnl>crrA % Paoy,DEScg coyF SEa EAT GErsywoop4R
RLusH1NG--Its causes and its cure given in
March Number JorN,L FIST YOst by T.
WEIl. 5y Broadway. n. ).
Look out for corner impOsiiionS and persons
following wake lot business representing Burglar Aam Win
y y.2 saee could @ are cei IN & ilsR Be ssl.a
ALu,a TKlEeRAw OGee, Awn.-aL
SKIN DIsEAsES.-PEGRY's IMPROVED COME
rmd to cure srh wcn pny erron aud boe Gseunaor,
Of the f1ce Pr,rtl Only bt Dr. t. C. P!It,. Derm4ooss,
Bond ~, It., View rcr Sod 6y lsoapi.ts 1eryv
For Moth Patches, FrecIlles, and Tan, Use
rHsr' N1% sT frI, Lor w. FEEL '-gsa '". .'a
81, AewlofE SOL ~ Drug. sc ever where
For WATCHES, JawGLEY, DIAMONDS, 20 to B.
;.
Se.d ro M tc dr bands: tne ot satt, Al Lsu-
u.sctsfcIs pI,'s.
A." Come what, come May, Time and the
hay sour KNoHs. ~ Bo~vay slrr si Just
II is a notable fact that the best Judges of
in u country rgti the CuAELEs ExIEA CHAS
brand imported CouuDe, ably select 1t in
preference % ~ others
ToPAZ.-Old and yonng t0pcrS find VIII
IiAi,> EXrttCT JAsIlCa GSGgl olptnor 20 any lIiaL
Did you ever see a daily PAPER that did not
contain S,os accident on " The remedy found "a the Of
rJsiTIs a.JtlL on.
FURNITURE COVERINGS,
Sew Siyi icr Spnhs ~.
Il ktITi Z Co., ~ ao. - Bso1iNai.
Don't ScOrCh your Hair off with caustic dyes.
WIN .hoal hiP, Iaqafga1ri H1i5 D4s sr
aycsi head goib ttosn jD bi.cf, tie line
10 read hs psasf-ph!
CLOVERINR.-l'se no more offensive bcnlinc.
CoseaYe ha suppla i~I al scaee lcs 81 Iung Lsccs,
silks Gloves. Nev,ts. Clo'ls. AZ u. o. ROrTUN Co,
iljyet,ne Chemical Works BIokiyn.
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Don't ScorCh your Hair off with caustc dyes
shon goa when ps Iir mpai.
grsyc,i head goin ie.J b.cA, tie
10 read ihis psia, r.phl
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CLOvERINE.-l' Sc no more offensive bcnlinc.
to,enDe Ia, suppla al seated lmes 81 Iuns Lss
silks, Gloves, Ne,V,s CIDLn. AZ u. o. EOrTJN = Co.,
,ljyetine Chemical Works. Bfo,kiyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23
NETWORK CITY.

The Produce Exchange have decided to pur-
chase the present building and lot for s265on'
Prof. G. W. Plympton will deliver free
lecture this evening at Cooper Institute on Mo'eci
Forces"
The new word stenogram has been re-
Gently introduced into the courts oil this CITY 10 oon'o
1.-THE sten0raphic notes OF trai'
The report in circulation yesterday that re-
ter Il. sweeny had paid visit to cuD OF iai""h'
refugees at ST. Johns, n. b. is without foundation
The Jewish festival of Purim, held in COM
memoraton of the defeat Of the plots OF Haman will be-
Gin this evening and continue until to-morro" hiE''
Mrs Henry Keep, widow of the late railroad
manager has given 10000 for the Ncw-York Homeo
pathc Institution for the Blind of this city, and further
more promises supply beds and bedding when heeue
In the Marine Court, before Judge Gross,
Isaac Frank recovered. yesterday, so from mar"h''
LYONS for the improper manner in when nc eNeculen
warrant for disp0sesslng Frank last Ocober from me
premises No. $l5 Ea<t second-s, belonging 10 re'cr
Lyding. ,oo,.,>>,
The Health Officer removed yesterday seven
snallpox patients from the tenement No. 81 Fronst
| Henry Jones' James D0wen, and Jacob Ask
ms were bitten by mad dog in Marcy-ayer yesterday
| The animal was killed by police officer
| \ sensational announcement was made yes
terday that the tower Of the East River Bridge hau
begun to settle in a very alarming manner tne shrhh-
age being so upon side as TO threaten its entire
overthrow The superintendent of the work and several
prominent engineers informed TRIBUNE reporter that
The aDutments have indeed settled about one-slXteehi
of an nch that the shrnkage was uniform ana even
less than had been anticipated from the increase OF INC
weight the supCrSructure ana, moreover tnit thS
| shrinkage would i'll no manner interfere WIN 'ho
| strength OF usefulness OF the structure.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA-Jnstice Francis McKenna of New
FOWL against whom four indictments were found nj the
last term OF the Queens County Court Tor maeasance
III Office gave bonds In 5000, yesterday
T. O.
ing the new road this village to BrcSau, whle III
toXcated Thursday returned TO their board
inc-house and bruiay assaulted Mrs Dcnzcr. several
| Of the gang arrested.
| NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.-Coller's stable at Grove-st.
and 1onnelLave. was burned Thursday night Loss
5000; partially insured In the Court of Quarter SEES
sOns, yesterday, officer william ElOn was acquitted On
| "a charge of falsely imprlsOninS John T. DAY.
HARRIsON.-RobinsOn e. Co.'S tar factory, near the
Ncw-JcIsey Railroad bridge, was buried yesterday.
Loss building, $1,000; SOO barrels Of tar $500
| insured.
PATERsOS.-A bell and town clock. 10 cost 5000 have
been ordered for the Auburn ST. Congregational Church
The city has contributed 500 rite oil Confirmation
| was administered in st. Pdui's Episcopal Church bN
/ Bishop O. icnhcimer last night.
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At nUpSurs 80 III BROAD
Wal ,,u Midnight
'sT S 30" o. On %;
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IL II. BARNUM's COLOSSAL EXHIBITION
L svioa staing great travelling sntSss o. ~
VIII OPEN AT THR EMPIRE RINK, Ttraye atA siW1a.yg
It. ior TWO WEEKS ONLY, commencing EAsIss AosDA''
In addition to the THOUSANDS OF INTERESTING NOVEL
PtArURES which have hen erd since he ~. soJs
Rn. MI also appear FOUR sVlNG FIJI CANNtnALS sfy
TRAN PERFORMING COAT ALIENS" LIVING ms1yanx,
Game, lcoparl-ony N Anerca-s large GRONp " 40
NTER SEA LIONS recently imported nom the Noisa fe
importation Ines m0Ting animal, musical h1
from Pans Frsuce and Geneva SSltteFsaa
Adm,s on 10 the entire susegn, Men4g cTe Carasaa "a
PolytccbDic Institute Zooo. cal Grlsn and Dan Oa'f
refined Circus only jOc; ch.tcn. bali price. ~ ~,
A seats IS cents extra. Two e1hihu"H MY
Doors open al and o'clock p. q.
Performances at 2 aDd8 r.,- -, .. y.,,. rs.
win also exhibit al Jersey Cts, MONDAY. april 10 Sern ~
Fa,,,h ~ BrOasw.ck, 10 Trenoa l9i Cam e. -'i
n a. ole week p 10 %.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-05
VIERNES 5 DE JULIO DE 1872,
SALIDAS,

para Santander berg. esp. 'Rapido," 15s
ton. cap. Gonzalez, con frutos.
2-Para TerranOva pol. esp. Ventura" 100
ton. cap. Mascara, con frutos.
para Terranova pailebot esp. Salvador"
102 ton. cap. Prats, con frutos.
para Santh6mas gol. esp. "Rapido," AZ
ton. patron Vidal, con provisiones.
Para Arecibo gol. esp. "Recorte," 16 ton.
pat. Subira, con prOvisiones.
para Arecibo gol. esp. "Mercedes," 50 ton.
patron Balbier, con pasagerOs y car9a de provi-
siones
para Cumana gol holandesa "Amistad,' -
50 ton: patron Brot, con efectos
para Arecibo berg. ing. FRANCES Drake y
205 ton. cap. Drake, EN- lastre.
para Rio-g ande bdro. esp. "Cristina," 2
ton. patron Amador, con provisiones.
2|Para Santhomas vap. esp. de guerra 1sa-
Ss bal de faeTaa @ sg 5
detripulac cion, al mando de su cOmandante ell
cap. de navio, Don Enrique Paezy Fernandez.
3.-Para Aguadlla demas puntos de su ruta
vap. esp. Barcelona, 1873 ton. cap. Riestra, con 6
pasagerOs.