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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-03
VIERNEs 8 DE MAYO DE 1872.
. e 4. MATl-PUBGOS.
InstantAme0c contra afncendiOs.
DEL SIR. BANOLAS.
AVISO .IMPORTANTE.

onemOs el gusto de anunciar al pdblico, que he
mos nombradO como nuestrOS Representatives. en- eS-
tadepartamentO q los Srs. B. BOrras HernanOs y
como agente al Sr. d. j. Marien quedando los pri-
meros, garantzadores respOnsables las cantida-
des que SO les entr pOr La mitad del vaOr de
los aparatos que segun 81 prospectO pubicado, de-
ben satisfacer los Srs: que gusten suscribirSe.
Los miSmOs STs. daran en- esta materia cuantOG
anteeedentes datos y pOrmenOres Sc solicitor.
'Tarifa de los aparatOs de sus cargas.
Aparato de dOble efectO de cabida. PreciOS.
Pesos de IS hbraS sean 80 cuarti-
Hos. ..................... 100
ou carga, una. u0 -
AparatO MIN. dOble efectO cabida -
de IS htrOS con bombilla.. >, 68 .,
g Su carga, una. Observation-Disclosures. >, >,
AparatO num- dOble ofectO cabida
de 25 htros con bombilla. >, SO so
Su carga, una. ., 50
AparatO mum. SencillO cabida 35 Ii
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ou cdrg8, una. . >,
AparatO mum. 2sencillO, cabida IS Ii
LrOS.. ., ~ .,
Su carga, una. Observation-Disclosures. l so
Aparato Num- SsencillO, cabida 20
LrOS >, % >,
Su carga, una. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - IS
AparatO mum. sencillO cabida Is Ii
TrOS.. 9, 80 .,
Su carga, una. na........................ ., / IS
San Juan PuertO-Rico ~ de Octubre 1871.-Le-
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...lAPlOR ! COSTANRR0.

Ell vapor TRlUNFO aal1aite ita earga an,al,d dasda =.
ttia siguiente de su llegada aeste puerto Ou :
LO que SO hace saber para conOcimiento del ptibl-
Rico 10 de Abril de 1871 OUJQ
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Maderas extrangeras.

En- 81 almacen de Juan E. Caehada en- ehmusll0
acaba de recibir un cargamento de pichipen COM
puesto de tablas taDones cuartones de los gruesos
medidas acostumbradas. OtrO ha principiadoayer
su deecarga con 10 signiente: N0J8lUD0
Tahlas de pichipen de y II pulgada grueso.
Tablones i'd de u y 8 fdem idem. I rs
por l. de por s. de por s. ds por de t1 p6r DO
3 por y de Por g.. Tambien3 tabloncillo machim-
brado. Se yende preciOs convencionales.
PneEto-Rico. mario 4. de 1871 SD aGJo3 13 Is
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FL ExOmO; Sr. Gobernador Superior Civil, Dor COM
yenir al servicO uso de sue atribuCiOnes ha te
nidO 4 bien nombrar Alcalde del COr02al con 81
eueidQ que ticne aeignado al Secretario del mismO
Due de 6fsn Ss E. So iss isortA en- ESTE este perid.
s dice para oei9iento general a-Llgt III
Puerto. Rice 20 de Abrn de 1ST2-El SecretariO in
Il Netln0I Alfredo dc Gomez! oDf Y GicE HIfU1I r
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II .o09I6 10
or basm ii oFp aoms9d0qna o1sq
se3notqH .1elIsl aseq betEnoei eaaal
less osso ID 6ibioah od9a45b cup 1865
g1ottaE oTaQa9 19
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original para la Curacion Permanente
de los casos mas peligrosos
connrmadoS de Escr6fulas Lamparones Llagas
lnyeteIadas, Diviesos, Tumores, Abscesos, Ulceras
s IL, Coua clase de Erupcines Escrofulosas Tambien
es un remeqo seguro eticaz para ell Humor Salitro-
s3s Sarna, %n Herpes Tina Escorbuto, Stills Ma
venereo, Iumores BlancOs, Nerviosdad, Debiidad
general gel Slstema, Inapetencia, Languid6z, YER
& SoIa claSe ae Afecciones del Higado Tercia-
Ictericia, ~o0' Oo'i 00n''S Q
Sc garantlza que es la preparation mas pura po-
aerosa ae de Ia Aegitima Zarzaparriiia de
pacientes pueden estar seguros de one en- este
Temea0 4I ny Hay LA MAS MfNIMA PARTICIJLA
DE +MEhCORlO, MINERALES 6 de cualquier otra
SusIancla M yenenosa, cada botella va acompa7iada
completas para el de este ina
~ En- t0doS los casos en- que la sangre esta macula-
N ioa "a @ los humOres han depravade
as claao a Ror cualquiera causa tambien en- todas
hrs s iic 70 en- que hay infamacion fe-
DTe, Ia cuTaclOn SO apresuBara muchO mas usandO
al misno m f Hfempo con la Zarzaparrilla d6ss mode
radas de Pndoras Vegetables Azucaradas de Bristol,
Intestinos f"-" % 1'Ooii"so'
Sc halla de VENTA en- los estabecimientos de
tOdas clases y en- tOdas las boticas acreditadaa.
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Ell ExcmO. Sir. Gobernador Superior Civil. DOR con-
YenH q eervIclO y en- ue0 de 6ne atribuci0neb, ha
tenido bien nombrar D. Miguel Pima para servir
4A 1eeretaria dc - Acadia y Junta municipal de
= ~
Lc due de su superior 6ren se inssrta en- este ne.
, EQdioO para general conOCimientO. ~ ~
Puerto Rico ~ de Abril de 1S72-El Secretarioin
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a5 u eiiqe9 81 a7omSado5 goH
a75 aaea satb sol sb oau afaprnaoA
o'7o.2 en aoj sh oau 8up 1eq Is RAJ
ld 81 3'l seGigaq sai og11aig9T esp s0a
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FL ExcmO. Sr, Gobern dor Superior Civil, por con-
nidQ hien decarar cesante al Secretario de Ia Al
eafdia Junta municipal del pueblo de Santa Isabel
snQMbrana0 On 81 teeinplaz0 g .. Juan s, Oliveira
TO Que de au superior 6rden Sc inserta en- este PEI
gRi4dieUf para general coneoimientO. f4..t
Puerto Rico ~ de Abril de l872.-El Secretarioin-
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@ MISREPRESENTATION.

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Eectos de escritorio.

En- Ia Imprenta del BOLETIN uPlazs
Principal, Sc ACADIA de rscibir ds Paris, por
el vapor Juan, papel de- cartas, plumas,
tinta, targetas, tinteros, psaR eaitas, y to-
da clase de efectos desoscritorio, ise deta>
Ian 8 precies sumamente m6dicossn
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El Excmo. ST. Gobernador Superior CIVIL por con
iTenir III aeryicO yen Nso de atribuciOhes ha to-
nid0 bien decIarar cesante al SecretafiO do L. AL
caldla Junta municipal del COroza1 nombrando
en- su reemplazO d. Leon Santana. lt-
10 que de gu superior 6rden 90 nserta On este Pc
Ei6dicO, para general cO4OcimieptO, n u
Puerto Rico 90 de Abrl de 1e72.-El SeCretariO in
teTino, Alfredo dc Gomez. r. <4rlIqBgil oI
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FL Excmo. 3r. GObernadOr Superior Civil, por con-
venirl al serTiciO ven us0d sus atribuciones ha
tenid0 bien nomhrar D. jose Felix Franco para
sstVir d kecfetaria de la Alcaldia Junta munich
10 que ae 81 superior 6rden se inserta en- este PEI
xi9die0l para general cOnocmientO. f4t. ~
Puerto Rico Abrit2 81 de 1szs s-El Secretario inte-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-03

vsnir al servico en- uso dc sus Strbnciones. hs to-
nido bien Iombrar Alcalde de Guayanilla, con 81
Gueldo asignad0 On Gpreaupnest0 q este cargo, d.
RupertO CArpena, SecretariO de Cayey &ctualmente
LO que de 0rden de 8. E. So hserta en- este per6-
Adico, para general cOnOcimient0. HI s"'
Puerto Rico "a de Abril de l87aEl SecretaTio in
tesinO, Alfredo de Gomez. ,.e,,,-ye s:.:s-a f.
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n Ell Excno Sr. Gobernador Superior Civil pOr con-
yenir al servieO en- de atribucOnes, ha to-
Eniaoa ben .nOmbraf Alcalde de Sabana- grande con
81 sueldO asgnad0 en- presupuestO d. Joaquin de
Soto q 3 = s8}af-' ! .~'1s -
10 quo de 6ren de s. E., Sc inserta este peri6-
sdicO Dara conocimiento general I
:. Puerto Rico Abrl 81 de 1S72El Secretario lnte'
rino, Alfredo de Gomez. r"
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: El Excmo. ST.. Gobernador Superior Civil. en- Iso
de ss atEibucones. ha tenido bien con esta feGha
6eclaFar cesalte Dor pase Otro deskn0 al COrregi
dor de GRayama, nom bFandO para reemplaZarle CON
Yel sreldo Que tibne asghad0 este deStinO, D. Ig-
.Ioc;o (ui1lot Alcalde de Sabana- grAndo en- la
tualidad. s} IN tt5zshY -saS1AA* $50 -
10 0ue de 6rden de s. E.. SO inserta en- este peri6.
dico para c0nOcimiento general. -
r. Plerto-Rieo 81 de Abril de 1S72El Secretario in
NteFinO, Alfredo de Gomez.
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Ell Excmo. Sr. GObernador Superior Civil. por con
nidO bien nombrar Alcalde do Cayey, con el snel-
do asgnado presupuest0. al one 10 es de Ia Cdra
O MarcelinO ROmany. q Cs2ti '" So. =.
Lo Que de 6rden de s. E 40 inserta en- este peri6-
dicO para cOnocin1ientO general. II"
Puerto Rico Abril % de 1S72-El Secretario inte-
rinO, Alfredo de Gemez. t~+.|s a.. -
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ln1aun - saahI aanHdhI
.aa'Is /. PERIODICO" .POLITICO I

-Gd 90 app sb a9lopA ofna0t194a il
ga 84 9np Ii a9 0S9A0}Ua1 N0Q lssisg
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Ell Excmo Sr. Gobernador Superior Civil, pCr con-
nid6 & bien nombrar Alcalde del pueblo de Adjun-
tas con Ell sueldO asignadO en- presnpuesto D. Me-
Io que de 6ren de S. E., Sc inserta en- este perio-
dico para general cOnOcimientO. ttE..r r..
Puerto-Rc % de Abril de 72.-El SecretariO in
terinO, Alfredo de Gomez. at ~ 4!strfisE '-t.{
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Ell Excmo. Sr. GobernadOr Superior Civil por con-
venir al servico de sus atribuciOnes, ha to-
nido bien con esta fecha declRrar ceeante al Al
Calde de MOrovis, nombrand0 para reemplazarle con
81 sneldo que tiene asiEnadO este cargo, D. Fell
Pc Sanchez =, .,f.s.,.,t...r,,r,
dieo para cOnOcimientO general. ofgas.,.G.F
Puerto Rico Abril 81 de 1872-El SecretariO inte
Eino, Alfredo de Gomez. r.. lllfDTJrl0G Is
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-04

BURNING OF THE ."-Tho
destruction of the steamship "George B.
Upton," Roberts, master, of the Virginia
Steamship and Packet company, hence to
New York, was chronicled in the STATE
JOURNAL yesterday evening. The dis
aster occurred at a point ten miles south of
Chincoteaque. The vessel was headed for
the beach as soon as the fire was discover
ed, and, on touching, the passengers and
crew were safely landed. The boat burned
to the waters edge. Her cargo was al
most wholly destroyed. 1t embraced large
shipments of tobacco and great variety
of other freights, shipped by our merchants,
reaching the aggregate value of not less
than $4,000. The total loss and insur-
ance will not be certainly known for sew
eral days. The ''Upton," as we stated
yesterday, was valued at $50, 900, and was
insured for s20,000-s10, 900 in the North
British and Mercantile, and 10000 in the
Imperial.
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GLEANINGS

The comptroller of the currency has
authorized the First National Bank at
Deer Lodge, Montana territory, with a cap
ital of 10000.
The President yesterday approved the
act to incorporate the Texas Pacific rail-
ROAD company; also the ''act to amend an
act approved February %, 1871, amending
an act approved May 81, 1870. entitled an
act to enforce the rights of citizens of the
United States to vote in the several states
OF this Union. and for other purposes"
Agents of Colonel Whitley's Secret
Service division this week succeeded in ar
resting E. G. Stamper, W. H. Z. Eppling.
and Harold |. Scott, in Grayson county,
Va, charged with counterfeiting United
States coin. The men are now confined
at Lynchburg, Va, in default of $4,000
bail each. They carried on their nefarious
operations in cave in the mountains.
where eight different dies were captured,
to wit: four Of fifty cent coins, two Of
Twenty-Five cent coins, one of ten cent
coins, and one of one dollar gold coins,-
Stamper has been in the business thirty
years, and states that he has made at least
$4,000. =
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SCHOOL MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS

SCHOOL MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS
Mr.. Binford, superintendent of public
schools, yesterday showed us specimen
copies of the elegant silver medals which
are to be appropriately awarded to scholars
in the public schools of this city at the gem
eral examination, which will take place in
the latter part of June. The medals are
exquisitely beautiful, and as testimonials
of superior mental advancement will no
doubt be highly priced by the successful
pupils. These medals consist of one as the
first honor in each school, and one for
each grade of each school. Diplomas will
also be distributed to scholars possessing
certain specified qualifications at the time,
in all the schools. The diplomas are
to be handsomely gotten up. The hand
some school edfice, at the corner Of Leigh
and First streets, has been photographed,
with view of introducing it as the vignette
OF the diplomas. These prospective honors
have stimulated the scholars in the public
schools to great exertion, and we predict
a most gratifying showing for the
scholastic year.
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Gvfisii.g State SonrnaI.
VIRGINIA NEWS,

The Charlottesville Chronicle says:-.
sThe Rev. Mr.. Petherbridge, of Richmond,
has been called to Gil the pulpit of the M.
E. church of this place, and preached his
first sermon on last Sunday. Mr.. Pether-
bridge has been engaged in other pursuits
for some years past, but we believe he has
regularly performed ministerial duty du-
ring that time. His discourse was Interest,"
ing and full of instruction, and appreciated
by his audience, which was small, doubt
less owing to the fact that no previous no.
tice had been given. The pulpit of this
church has been vacant since the resgna-
ton of Mr.. Martin, and we congratulate
our Methodist friends upon securing the
services of so acceptable pastor as Mr..
Petherbridge, no doubt, will prove.
The Fincastle Herald says: Farmers
from different parts of the county inform
US that the prospect for good fruit crop
has not been affected by the late frosts.
The indications a,e that we shall have
good fruit year. The wheat in this section
and throughout entire Southwestern Vir-
ginia (as we learn from gentleman who
has recently gone through the country is
looking well, and farmers generally express
themselves as satisfied, so far, with the
prospect"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-04

THUNDER STORM HINTs.-As the
season of thunder storms is rapidly an
preaching, its advance guard having made
its appearance few days ago, some re-
marks upon some of the methods by which
people attempt to shield themselves from
the danger of lightning may not be unwel-
come to our readers. Fear is great
magnifier Of danger, and people seldom
think that there is more danger, as an
English writer says, on the best
regulated railroad than during the
heaviest thunder storm. Most Of the
dangers from lightning can be avoided by
paying attention to well known rules Of
safety. Naturally, frightened people draw
together III some room or place, seeking
safety in each others society, unconscious
that they are attracting danger instead of
preventing it, as ascending currents of va
por caused by their perspiration are excel
lent conductors of electricity. People
seem to think that they are safer in a crowd
and in the neighborhood of some tall build
ing, and some of the most horrible acci-
dents on record have been caused by this
mistaken belief Others believe that lying
upon several mattresses will prevent
their being injured, unconscious of the
fact that persons have been killed while
endeayering to shield themselves in this
manner. 1t will be seen that these acci-
dents have mostly occurred to persons who
were ignorant that the yapor of their per-
sons, or the mattresses upon which they
lay, were conductors. The safest spot in
thunder storm is the centre of the room if
you are in the house, or a place at some
distance from tall houses or trees if out of
doors. But the laws of electricity, if that
capricious power has laws, are yet un-
known; and the best course is to trust in
God and keep your lightning rods in order.
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THE JAPANESE VIsIToRs.-A. T. Ka-
wage, secretary of the Japanese embassy,
and N. Wunayama, of the Japanese reve-
nue. department, arrived in this city yes
terday afternoon, from Washington, in
company with Supervisor Presbrey. These
distinguished foreigners took rooms at
Ford's Hotel. During yesterday afternoon
and this morning they visited several of our
tobacco manufactures, Mayo's tobacco
warehouse, the Tobacco Exchange, Com
mercial Exchange, and the Gallego mills.
They were accompanied in these rounds by
DR.. o. F. Presbrey and Rush Burgess
They have expressed themselves highly
gratified with what they have seen, and
with the attention they have received. We
learn that they will leave here tomorrow
for Norfolk. DR.. Presbrey returned to
Washington to-day. ..EE.
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7 5. INTERNAL REVENuE
CoLLEeTos's OFFICE, THIkp DISTRICT, VA,
Nav

CoLIEeros's OFFICE, THIED DISTRICT, VA,
RICHMOND May 4, ls72.S
Having received from the Assessor the list of
ANNUAL TAXES for this District, 1 hereby
notify all persons in the city of Richmond and
county of Henrico subject 10 income tax, and all
persons dealing i'll distilled spirits, wines, malt
liquors, or tobacco. and all manufacturers of the
above articles, that the tax for the same must be
paid ut my office, in the Custom House, in the
city of Richmond on or before the 10Th DAY
OF MAY 1872. te
All parties who have not paid the special tax.
are liable to prosecution for each and every day
they carry on business after the LIST day of May,
1879. RUSH BURGESS,
my 4-Gt Collector Third District of Va.
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ST. ALBAN's HALL.-We had the
qualification of finding a large and intellec-
tual audience at st. Alban's Hall last night
to listen to the readings of Miss Jeanie
Patterson. We believe every seat in the
house was filled. Miss Patterson was in
her happiest mood, and her appearance
upon the stage was the signal for the most
fattering manifestations Of delight on the
part of the audience. "The Legend of
Bregens," by Miss Proctor, was the first
piece read by the young lady, and this was
followed by sour Guide in Genoa" writ
ten by Mark Twain, and recited by
Prof. Valentine in most inimitabe man
ner. Miss Patterson then recited the long
and humorous ditty "Nothing to Wear"
by Butler, and closed the first part of the
entertainment with the thrilling production
of Willis, entitled ''Parrhasius." The Sc
cond part of the programme embraced the
Free Mason lecture by Mrs. Caudle,
Famine, or the Death of Minnehaha, }"
and the "Prayer of the South" all of
which were most admirably rendered.
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Six Dollars Per Year.
Three Cents Per Copy.
AUCTION SALES,

THOMAS c. WALSTON, assignee, will cell on
Monday, 20th May, at Eastville, Northamp-
ton county, Va, valuable farm of t10
acres.
Chas. Herndon VIM. B. Sandford, trus-
tees, will sell on Tuesday, 2lst May, in front
OF the court house in Fredericksburg, Va,
200 acres of land, lying at Spotsylvania O. H.
JOHNS K SANDS, commissioners, will sell on
Wednesday, May 10th, in front of the United
States Courthouse, in the city of Richmond,
commencing at IL O'Clock M, a tract of land
lying in the county of Caroline.
j. AMBLER SMITH, assignee, will sell on
Wednesday, sth of May, on the premises, at
o'clock p. M, n valuable brick residence
located on Clay street, between Second and
Third, In the city of Richmond, Va.
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PROTECTION AGAINST MoTH.-We
have every spring many modes offered of
protecting furs and woolens against the
destructive attacks of the moth during the
warm weather. We have seen various
preparations sold for this purpose, with
long accounts appended of their being per-
feet remedies. Red cedar chests and
closets are recommended and many people
cumber their houses with them at consid-
erable expense, only to find out how griev-
ously they have been disappointed.
The best protection we have tried has
been to tie up in close cotton bags all furs
and woolens at all convenient to be so
treated, after giving them thorough shak-
ing and cleansing, and letting them there
until they arc again wanted. These
bags can be hung anywhere out of the
way. If there are no moths in the arti-
cles when tied up there certainly can
none get in afterward if the bags are
sound. All can see that. But when the
clothes or articles are too numerous to
make this convenient or desirable, hang up
in the wardrobe, after good shaking, and
place little bags of camphor ali over
the wardrobe, laying few in the bottom.
Then, about every three weeks take out
the clothes and shake them up well. No
moth will ever disturb them.
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FROM ABROAD.
SPAIN.

Madrid, May 4.-Marshal Serrano was
Yesterday in Sierra De Arrator. The Car
lists in Biscay have burned the railroad
bridges at Arreta, near Bilbas.
FRANCE.
Pa,1s, May 4.-Advices have been re-
ceived here from Spain which contradict
most positively the dispatches which were
sent from Madrid in regard to the insurrec-
ton. HUnton announces, ON what it terms
official authority, that Don Carlos is in
Spain at the head of his volunteers and
that Don Alphonso, his brother, is with
him., The proclamation, signed by him.
which was circulating in Madrid, was gem
uine. There is deep uneasness in Madrid,
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-
We note the following special appoint
ments:
First Presbyterian Church.-Rev. j. w.
Pratt at II A. M. and P. NJ.
Third Presbyterian.-Rev. E. T. Baird
at IL A. M. and P. nj.
Centenary Methodist. DIR. Rosser at IL
A. M. and P. M.
Grace-Street Baptist. j. B. Jeter.
d. D., at II A. NJ. Rev. N. w. Wilson
at p. M. .e. ..
Pine-Street Baptist. Fl. A. Tup-
per, d. d., at II A. M.
Manchester Baptist. N. w. Will
son at II A. M. Rev. j. f, Deans at 8 P.
M.
English Lutheran corner Franklin and
Mayo streets).-Services at IL A. M.
Disciples (Mayo street.-Elder d. A.
Snow at III A. NJ. and s p. M.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-04

JOHN E. OwENs.--John E. Owens, the
most famous comic actor of the present
day, supported by first class company,
will visit Richmond next week, and give
four performances and matinee at the
Theatre. Mr.. Owens will make his first
appearance on Wednesday evening as DR..
Ollapod and Solon Shingle, two characters
in which he especially excells. The re-
mainder of the engagement, as will be
seen by reference to our amusement column
will be occupied by pieces of little less
popularity.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-04

The DAILY STATE JoURNAL.-Per-
sons desiring copies of the DAILY STATE
JOURNAL, after our office closes for the
evening, can be supplied by calling at the
news depot of G. F. Johnston, 91S Main
street, three doors below our Office.
Those wishing to have the paper left at
their place of business or residence regu-
larly, each evening, can leave their ad-
dress at the same place.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-04

TINHE MEMBERS OF THE CATHOLIC
IL BENEFICIAL SOCIETY have been invite
by the st. Joseph's Benevolent Society of ST.
Marys Church TO participate in II PICNIC to
be given at Eukers Park. All desiring to take
part in the parade, are requested to assemble at
the corner of Fourth and Marshall streets, at
o'clock A. NJ, MONDAY, the 9Th instant, with
resala.)
BY order of President r. J. reilly
ny 4-~lt jos. w. LAUBE, seey,