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RICHMOND AND PErERSBuRGs
RAILROAD COMPANY.


JANUARY 4, 1876, trains
" on this road win run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily except Sun-
tay), connecting for al points South
and West. Sleeping-car attached
7:45 A. NJ, FIX HEIGHT TR AIN daily Except Sun
dayt with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on The Southstd0
road, LynchburR, and the West.
i:45 NJ, THRnUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sen2ers taking this train VIII mxka
close connection at Petersburg foS
Norfolk.
600 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sundayh
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcepe
Sunday) with coach attached.
11A5 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for oil points East
and West.
500 P. NJ, Freight daily Except sundayh
coach attached.
SCOOP. NJ, THROUGH VAIL daily Except Sun.
day), connecting with Richmonda
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through TO
Baltimore. Also making close con-
neetiou with the CHESAPEAKE. and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West
The MAIL TBAISS will not stop between RlcnH
Trains on the Clover Hill railroad Will leave
Glover Hill pits II $50 A. H.: and returning Will
leave Chester ut 2:i0 p. NJ. daily except sundays
ALL TRAINS leaving PeterspnrS viii start from
nos A. SHAW. SUPERINTENDENT.
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and commenting bis example to the bro.

therhood.
Rev. D.,E. Butler presented the report OF
the Committee on Kind Words the Sunday
school paper of the Convention. The re-
port very warmly comnends the paper, and
recommends that It be continued on the same
terms, and that the Home Missionary Board
he instructed to pay the old debt out Of any
unappropriated funds thatmay come into Its
treasury.
A motion Of Mr. lowering, of Baltimore,
to sell the paper to the highest bidder elected
long and very spirited discussion; but was
finally defeated and the original report
adopted.
Or. Winklcr presented most encouraging
report on the Italian mission; which was
adopted. VIAToR.
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LJHrO&. MaN l0.-Tnc steamship Cadiz
WA lost near Br,st while on voyage from
Lisbon 10 this city. Sixteen persons were
drowned.
La,cy aGvireS swell the number of lives
10: on TIE >'eam"r Cadz to siXty-two. The
t4Cz ~a> "U, Il her course in consequence
Q. 4 m,>G"chonng Of her captain. She struck
rock aud sunk almost immediately.
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bE"aEAASh's CASE htlodetphiG, May
-Duiing the Grrdemaun trial to-day 1t
WIS ii@Tcd, an Characterization OF the
|'c3unl<Dt, that TIE church was indebted to
Mr defendant $40. 81. This ha, created
f1!lc scn>atlpO. The cross.eXaminati0n
Va. MOI GO nrllIn.d
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-EAIl OF JUICE GEORGE w. WOODWARD.
- cable di>ptcn ANNOUNCES the death, ut
i,,'a.c, Ut Judge George w. Woodward, OF
ichns! NanIa, IN the siXty-slxth year of bis
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS
INSURES BUILDINGS By PERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY.
100000 PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAY
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent.
JOHN b. DANFORTH.
Secretary.
HENRY D. DASFORTh,
Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL u. PULLIAm,
,o7a Collector.
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Foreign News.
Germany.

THE CARS ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION.
BERLIN. May 10.--The Cz'r arrived here
ebay. He was received on alighting at the
railway station by the Emperor William and
all the princes of the Emperor's family.
Generals Won Moltke and Manteutfel and
OF her distinguished personages were present.
Tue Emperor's greeting was exceedingly
CO dial. An immense crowd was gathered
around the station, and chcered most enthu-
sastically.
The city is decorated with flags. The
Car. accompanied by Prince G0rtschakot,
uas visited Prince Bismarck.
BERLIN, May 10.-The bill for
THE SUPPRESSION OF RELIGIOUS ORDERS
pissed its third reading to-day in the Lower
House.
The Berlin Post says there are reasons to
susnect that certain Polish priests have con-
snired against the lives Of Prince Bismarck
and DR.. Fack, Minister Of EccIesiasti-
cal Affairs, and that three persons whose
names are already known TO the police were
hired to csrry out the plot.
LONDON. Nav lis A. MA special dis
match 10 the Standard from Berlin says Bis
marck and Gortschakotf will decide during
the Cars visit whether Germany should
answer the last Belgian note directing an
appeal to the guaranteeing Powers. Inc re-
cent Warlike rumorS are declared 10 Dc Tue
work of stock jobbers.
THE wAR-CLoUD DISAPPEARING.
PARIS. Nav 1O.-The feeling here is more
bopeful. La L,Jerte says the Car intends
TO propose a general disarming, and Ger
MANY will support the proposition.
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M"EE OIL.-1 be Charleston West Na)
|,%Ft'r reports that oil has been discovered
u Neb,ler colln,y.
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Train leaving Richmond al $50 A. NJ -uns daily
SUNDAY excepted. stopping nj all regular stalions.
Z rain leaving Richmond al ago j.. M. runs daily
to Hinton. and between Hron and huntington
daily SUNDAY exceped,, stopping at all stations.
Passenger colch runs Oh freight Train between
Staunton and Millboro' daily Except Sunday) leay-
ing sIaunLon ut 3:05 Z. NJ. .oo~
For further information, rates, &c, apply az $50
Main street, or at com naDy's Offices.
CONWAY Il. HOWARD,
..f. General Passenger and Ticket Agent
THOMAS DoDAMEAD, Genera superintendent OK
Transportation. Inn -
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Ely telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, Nav 11.-Eren ing.-Money very
eusy al 21sM3. Sterling dull al 4eS. God "ull but
firm at vol 15S. Governments dull but strong.
States quiet aud nunlnai.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 11.-Virgiaia 6's, peclcrs, Al;
consols, So. Yves: Nirgluia'S. .. North Carolina
6s, old, 20 NEW, 10Y: special tax, 3. Bid To-day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY ~, 1875.
Sun ri.es......4.55 Moon sets......." 10
S,,r ca : ...... 6.57 High tide. 10
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NOR SALE PRIVATELY. A GOOD
FAMILY HORSE AND CARRIAGE. with
barnes S s Hon No. LII Wyn
Gecrased. The pew is on tie left-hand side or inc
rim. hand aisle, and next thst OF Jahn fhcers,
So m not sold before the day OF sale OF ms
hold furniture, they will be sold us aaSerussa
therein. ~ ,,.<,,r n onrrN -
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DIspATca PRINTlNa-HoUsE.

II,,e,,nasssd facilities for doing all kinds OF JOB
sPRfNTING. - Work snfonptiY ana neaat SH1,
csitAd. andat low psteo4 "
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81 to 90 per hundred y.
EH he DISPATCH PRINTING HQgss
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aSssSSs'S, >Hse,Ss. &C.

UTEARE AGAIN OFFERING AE6B
w new lot of desirable BOOTS andHMH
SHOES. which for qualify aud price eNcelJ "a
any tyn e are srI,Irs rhs week CENTS CATERS for
81 so worth 81 GENTS CATERS for ~ would
be clean ut $3.50. r
S55O sold in this city for $3.50: 6EN1'o
TrIS Ck ALBERT B'X-TOE SIluES; bEautl-
tut article the season at the a:toni5hlnIiy io@
nIic. Of az so; GENTS FINE CALF BOliS
for IL. sold last season for rs SO: LADIES FINE
CLU1H GAirrhS for 80 worth $500: IN
WOOL HATS in order to make room for our
A'A HEYMAN, MORRIS & co,
700 Rroad street, four uorS below the Theatre.
n. r. SHOES warranted by us vii BIZ r. paired free
81, chDr,e my 12.eodtHyl7
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The National Board Of Underwriters rates
Richmond among the first class cities OF the
Union for excellent appliances for eXtin-
gushing fires; and Norfolk, Alexandra,
and Slaunton among the second; Manches-
ter, Petersburg, and Lpnchburg 1t considers
nowhere. So says the Erening Star.
Rev, DR.. J. NJ. Wise, the eminent divine,
il about paving visit to Riehmond.-
Charleston (HeSt Vd.r Courier.
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KrcuMuyp, FaEp's & POTOMAC q. k.Co,a
t1yricE GENERAL TICKET AGgsT,.
RIcHNoyp. December 15,1ef4.St
OF TRAINS.

flYrfcE GENERAL TICKET ASEGGTgs 4
RfcHaoyD. December ~, 1S7A.St
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
Na....p ~ IA, NAH, Leaves Ryrd-Stsees Et4e
I''o lion daily. CONN EC2lSG NITH
TIE sTEAMhR kEYPpRT q
Quantico, With trains OF tns $3.50 s.s,Se
more and Ohio rair pad at thais n gn,.tL
opposite Alexanaris-cue Y. casc
sr more q. $40 r. n; AUD Nc " asaiaS
ton with the Baltimore ana fos eyss
railroad for Balnmore anc me NofA
,,,opM NIGHT MAIL caves ByrttssTses
AA' station (Santay sexespttdhs on,n ,ss.,.
m Washington with tbe bsill,un,vvt,S
and Po,omaesand BainnerS aae Oni0
al. ~ ssssiMstSSsMdsaoDaTIoS TEAM fos
".oo.A i- Hanover Junction. iesyes brS AS6aoss
staIion (sunatys sxeeut-at:. W. -, 4. loo =
x.ns NJ NIGHT 4 IL arrives ~ SatA'o1~s
oVo A' - s,,sfson faIondays excep.cus go
,.enp NJ. DAY Nall rtiyes a. 81 -
80. = , a'.ss dssIsii ION TRAIN arrisss
s:s1 2. - nj Bpad-ssreet station tsli'iasse "a
.or1ct,s sTssniNs leave ,na A!eiya y Hso ssss
,,..s ss,,,e, on IUHsDAA. thISsaGansahs ana
sssTfJRnaY MIG HE IoIsAiss poiass 49,
West. a., = ,aA,no aad rates given 20 ~
.tpa rssa9,r ,.etn:s Norm aud WGst,
BY order of GeassA Sap .. 4. 'TAYLoRs
ana asussal Freight ana g'csst 49, 4
III - Ne
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DuN,T PAY 30 Fur A GAL @1
LITER when you can buy city -msd DE q -, % =
one tuh ror "a This Is true: II you don't e.lieys
u 20 TO The factory, els Broad street oelwssn sea
onand Third Nothing bn! eity-mmSaGe gS S S 1R.
every PA, pair n M az se16
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

A CARD.-I have undertaken the agency
"A for the city OF Richmond Of the FIRE DE-
PAkTMENT OF The kICHMnND BANKING
ESQ., presidency, and have taken the Oii:e recently
occupied by the tire department., corner Twelfth
ana Main streets, under the Planters National
Sank.
tits my purpose to devote my entire time to the
business of lie. fire. and marine insurance, audi
respectfully solicit share of the patronage of my
friends and the public. rIedgirg myself 10 DO
everything in nv power to give Satisfaction.
L. i. MOORE. Insurance Agent.
The attention Of The public Is respectfully Invited
to the FOREGOING carl. Of General r. y. MoeiE.
Every facility for the prosecution OF 'he lire p'Si-
officers Of the Richmond Banking and insurance
Company. JOHN IL. DAVIS,
President Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany.
MAY II. 1875. my 2-3t
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QUESTION: Where can l buy -
~ GOOD SHOEs for myr"if or chill. 60 ="
dren low but msde o. slos Rroaa Street
ne1ws.n sacand anu Third, where nothing Dnt CITY
maze goods are SOLD. uee aelS
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EOR BALTIMORE. EitHsi
E TRI.WEEkLY. SSssafzss1p
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
RaITIMDkI.

NO DOCKAGE CHARGED
The new and FAST iron steamers SHIRLEY ana
WHSTJyER, OF this line, leave their new pier In
me pncn. loot OF rwenLv-second street, every
TIIT$ DAY au6 THURSDAY MORNINGS 1T
n,cIocs. ard SAT URDkY AFTERNOON at 4
o,cl0ck, for Baltimore. maklrg close connections at
Locust oinI With Baltimore and Ohio railroad Tor
IenIrrI rail, Dad Tor northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signco TO Baltimore ana all points
YVES and rates guaranteed as low IS BY any other
line. Apply TO l.. .. IAI ~, agent.
,foIn s,rsa,s ' oc3l
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DEPARTURES of STEAMERs.

T. r NE W YOR K The sTTS
a Old Dominion steamship Com panv's sAAsA4
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALLER,
will sail FRIDAY, nas 18th, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
Positively no freight received after O'Clock r. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed anc gooos Tor.
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, s12: steerage, SO; round
rip tickets $50. -
For freigh. or passage apply to
- G.. W. ALLEN q CO., Agens ..
my 1885, Comp2ny's Wharf. hot kctts.
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INSIDE LINE."sN

'" ;"1 Wv iA..--DA ~ Is.sal
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BhIWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI.WEEkLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid6, Troy Iron
steamers OF This line will leave Richmond TUBS
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat ConnanT'5 pier, corner OF
Twenly-scconG and Dock STR efs, making close con-
M cinn each "Trip at Canton, Md. asst Raitimorel
with the Philadelphia wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Com any for Philidelpbb.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All fret light BY this line coveted ty fire and marine
insurance free of cost No dockage charged al
Richmond. Rates rs low rs any other line. J ms
IS the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rlc
mond.
FIR, lights ordered nv this line should be marked
"CantOu Inside Line" and sent to the phiianei-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phiiadel.
phla. ,.,
Freghts received daily III Philadelphia and Rich.
mopd. For further Information apply 10
l.. 4. TAT UNI, Agent,
Offices Twentv-secnnd and i'ock streets
and Ninth and Alnin .tIrets. or to
J. =. WI. SON, General Freight agent,
phII,deluhia Ia o
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r ARGE STOCK OF NEW ANDW@1
IL sEasONABLE GOOnS-Laiests;y styles YET
k,oTS AND .HUr 5 fer GentlemenS weary ~
p r. z. OTIS seved. wi th bOX-toe, f3 5O
worth as: GentIemen's CALF CONGarSS GA,
TrKs, crimned and with box.,oe, FS;3y wo or,h
e. Sne aLtXIs and CONGRESS GAIT Eh a.
s2' SO worth 1850; u good GAIFEH at " w9E.n
IS twenty cases Misses, and Cbiidress S ns, hi,
vice Infants shoes, soc. up: Ladies' wear grea
variery from II rs up to The nSest nome a an
ppo1oarn.made Penitenrary SHOES at a Yrs low
a~ire: SHOES for Workingmen and Farmers,
wear d. Pi'' ~ NJ. GDLDES.
stofe " 1928 Main street
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flames RIVER STEa MBOATe.lsI.
- COMPANY. iTssrssS aR
TRI-WEEKLI LINE. "-'

my 12-3t Company's W harl. hot Rctts-
YAMEs RIVER sTEa MBoATe4Rsl,,
TRI-WEEKLY LINE.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLn. YORTSMOuIh: BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW Yoka,
REGULAR 1Asb SHsH so oN JAMES RIVER.
On and after WEDNESDAY. March "a, 1873
this Company's fast ano elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, Captain j. A. POST, carrying
United States Mall and Adams Express, win leave
wharf, Rockets, Tor aDore-nar,ed pHnts MON.
PAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at eco
Passengers make sure connections With Bay Line
st Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York ~
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY. 200
FA AEi;x TO NoEFoLk AND RE aso
III Iok r. .;:;;,, Observation-Disclosures ~ ~
Fare to philadelp hia.- = SO
Fare TO New Iork...............-..i IL 30
Tickets for sale on steamers, at Gsroer g 90 !,
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel
and baggage checked through. Freight receive
daily. for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, al;
regular landings on james river from An. 10
p. M., at reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landines must be prepaid.
LIB. TATUM, General Agent.
acc az w. q ss co 81
Main etraets. my II
DHILADALPH RICH gs;Fs-s ~ &
I MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM sxsstaAsssdss
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WFEk.-Until further notice the steamers o
as line win leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond ever.
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at ~ o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates lor all parts or New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi
iGnce nRd Boston. Also. for Liverpool and Ant
werp ufH Red Star anc American steamship liaes
and bills OF lading signec throign.
|...... -. W. 7. PORTER. Agent,
2425 Dock SIree,. Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & CO..
NH l2 No. 10 south Wharves, Ph,iadtlphia.
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W.st Norh vest. and southwest Tickets not Spo.
cfai or limi ed, bur yooo uuti! used.
Passengers leaving Richmohu ,ior the NoTtn6s
. Ak p r. ria RichmoBd, fredericksburg and Pos
Iom.c railroad connect with tBe kailiuore an4
Chic railroad at sbepheid, Immediately opposite
Alexandria. avoiding .onx and teuSus o"niOus
transfer through Washington: -
Time from Richmond n Ealttmorc only seven
hcmrs and fifteen minutes t7.l5 houfsl.S
Err Ynriher information, tms.caydss mrnuRn
tickets. NC, apply at eGnpaby's 0f3es. l20l 5iain
street corner weIth strseI a. s28 Maln si,s S.
In az ra,Sroad coruer tigh,h and byrd ssrcetss
Kl.hmond, Va; and at the principal uekst-ohees
throoeho"' ''0 J. L. WAEDROP,
Southeastern PesseogT ASsnt.
1901 N,iu rect, Rlchac1d, Va.
T. N. COLE. General icket A1sens:
e. R.DohsAA' THUn Az X. SHARP,
no MASTER Of Transportation.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
tRepor,cd for the Dispa,ch.I
THIRD DAY.
CHARLFsroN, $. C., Nav


CHARLESTON. S. c., May s, 1875.
The Convention assembled ut 8 O'Clock
and after half an hour spent in deyotiona
exercises took up the regular order of bust
ness.
The Committee on Time, Place, and
Preacher for the next session Of the body re-
ported that Richmond be the place, the
Thursday before the sccopd Sunday in May
the time, Rev. DR.. l. Il. Tichenor, OF Ala.
bama, the preacher, and Rev. W. II. Whit
slit, of South Carolina. alternate.
After some discussion. in which the claims
Of Washington rs the place Of meeting were
presented the report was unanimously
adopted.
There was somewhat lengthy and earnest
discussion on resolution encouraging the
starting at Memphis of Southern Baptist
Review. II WAS finally adopted in such
modified form as to relieve the Convention OF
any responsibility for its conduct, and after
4 general expression Of opinion that the en-.
terprise was Of very doubtful eYpediency.
Rev. j. William Jones presented the report
OF the committee on the communication OF
the American Baptist Home Mission Society.
The report elected an earnest and interest
ing discussion, which was participated in by
Rev. DR.. John 4. BroaduS, Rev. DR.. +. Fuller,
Rev. DR.. III. D. Waylapd, Rev. J. William
Jones, Rev. DR.. G. w. Samson, Rev. DR..
Jctcr, Rev. DR.. Curry, Rev. DR.. Hatcher,
Rev. Or. Prtchard. Rev. DR.. Cutting, Rev.
John Pollard, and Rev. j. b. Cambria.
The spirit OF the discussion was that,
while ready for an interchange of fraternal
courteSics, there was no desire on the part
of either BODY f6 organic union.
The committee accepted several verbal
amendments, and the report Was unanimous
~ adopted, as follows:
"Iour comlisi'tee would respectfully re,
port that inasmuch as the Convention has
cordially received the messenger of the
| Home Mission Society, and appointed a
committee 10 nominate corresponding mes.
ScIgers to meet them at their approaching
anniversary;
And inasmuch as this Convention has
always received similar oyertureS from our
northern brethren in the same fraternal
! spirit. it is scarcely necessary to declare
| again that we cherish for this and all OF the
| evangelical societies Of our northern bre-
thren the kindcst feelings. and bid them the
| hearticSt 'God-Spced' in their noble work.
| "And inasmuch as the wide extent Of our
! territory and other causes mot necessary to
cnumcrate) render it neither probable nor
| desirable that our northern and southern or
| CARNATIONS should be merged into one, we
are all the more solicitous that we should
preserGe.the most fratcrnal relations while
each strives to do the work Of the common
Master in its own appointed sphere.
-. WILLIAM JONES,
"R. FULLER,
"W. CAREY CRANE,
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rITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Capital paid in cash..................S102 .301 ~
Capital In endorsed notes ..,.......... 64.S9S IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-02

He tenido el gusto de examinar los ele-
mentos PRACTICES y te6ricos de la Aritme-
tica que acaba de dar a la prensa ell
Lcdo D. Jose Julian Monclova dedica
q la Ilustre Junta Superior de instruction
p1blica de esta Provincial.
Aunque no poseo vastos conocimientos
para apreciar en- s9 justo valor ell merito de
Ia obra que me refero, no puedo menos
de recomendar un adquisicion mis- Dig
nos companeros, porque a la brevedad y
sencillez de sus defniciones reune la cIa-
ridad en- sus ejemplos, muy especial
mente la de ser casi toda ella fruto de la
experiencia de su antique Professor (ya
difunto) a quien me honre en- conocer, y
que ejercio dilatados amos con la nece-
saria constancia la honrrosa carrera del
Magisterio pdbfico, y por tauto conocfa
con toda perfection las indispensables
CIRCUMSTANCES de los libros de texto.
Espero, pues, que mis- diguos compane-
ros quienes me dirijo, examiner ell
libro en- question, cerciorados de SUI me-
rlto lie dispenser su aceptacion.
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NOTICIAS TELEGRAFICAS.

L5ndres, abril 17.-El ministro de
Estado de B@lgica dijo en- la camara
de diPutados que explicaciones cor
teses habian sido verbalmente caniea
das con ell gobierno de Prussia y de-
claro que ell de B6lgica deseaba sin :
ceramente estrechar sus buehas reIa-
clones con Alemania.
Nueva York, id. id --Habiendo la
Legislature de Luisiana adoptado la
medida de acatar al comitG congresio
nal, Sc consideran terminates todas
las di6cultades en- aquel Estado.
Londres, abril 19 La Dieta pru
siana ha aproha1o, Grmandola el EN-
perador Guillermo, la ley que retira
las dotaciones del Estado 4 los obis
pos catolicos.
Habana 23 de abril de 1875.-El
tribunal supreme de Baltimore ha ia
llado contra el Edgar Stuart" decla
raa6o dlcho vapor confscado por ell
goblerno por causa del viaje que hizo
a Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-02

4 Espana y al Rey. Ell Excmo. Sr.
Mendez lie sigui6 hacienda historic
de hechos digaos e inolvidables para
Puerto Rico, de nuestro Captain Ge
neral y su administration como Jefe
Superior de la Provincial, no oIvidan-
do un recuerdo para sus camaradas
de aquf y Cuba. Sigui6 un alfGrez de
Quebradillas, y este por dos yeces
ell sargento 10 de la companfa de
Aguadilla Don R NJ y Quinones que
arrebat6 a cuantos lie oyeron con sus
brfndis en- largos versos improyisados
y aiusivos, lIenos de entusiasmo de
patriotica f6 No los reproduce por
falta de c6pia, pero 81 dire que valian
tanto como sd autor que dice bien y
acciona meior, siendo seguro que des-
de ALI hubieran lido los voluntarios
hasta ell fin del mundo y yo con ellos,
talando maniguas, destrozando MAN
bises y cazando traidores, al grito
magico de viva Espana.
Los jefes, o6ciales, voluntarios,
Guardias Civiles y de Orden Publ
co, algunos concejales del Ayunta-
miento con cuatro 8 cinco convidados,
mas una seccion de Quebradillas con
un alf6rez, formaban en- ell almuer2o
un to!al de 125 comensales, entire los
que conocf q mis- amigos, los capita
nes de Plana Mayor general D. Fran
cisco Caneio, de la companfa de Aqua
diIla d Ramon Sanchez, teniente D.
Francisco Reguero, d. Salvador Pi-
cornell, d. n Barber y af6rez d: n.
Brussi, D Jose Diazy D j. Garcia
Retiraronse los Sres. jefes y ofcia
les a sus alojamientos y muchos yo-
luntarios Sc quedaron en- el teatro re
citando versos y trozos del arte de
Melp6mene y Thalfa hasta las cinco
en- que OF tocar tropa, reuni6ndose en-
la plaza principal y marchando er
Seguida en- correcta formation y q
pie los de Aguadilla y yo, undo los
de Quebrad Has, tome mi camino para
esta villa, dando un adios 4 los nuevos
voluntarios de Isabella que jamas oil
vidaran el da en- que, por leales, les
han sido con6adas las armas de la
patria que no sac0rdn san ra.oa M
enUajB0ydR sin honor.