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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

DEATH OF A VALUED BAPTIST MINISTER
Rev. G. II. Ryland is in receipt OF a tele-
gram from Rev. Il. II. Wyer, Of Warrenton,
announcing the death of Rev. James A.
HAYNES, ID. d., at his home. in Middeburg,
Loudoun county, at IL O'Clock Tuesday,
3Otb ullimo. 1t is supposed the attack which
proved fatal was similar to one be bad in
the pulpit last summer. DR.. Haynes was,
until middle life. physician practicing in
his native county, King and Queen. and
subsequently in Berryyile, Clarke county.
Entering the ministry, be became eminent
for pulpit gifts and usefulness. OF high
character and deep pety, the Baptists OF
the State and all lovers OF pure Christianity
have lost an accomplished champion and
society an ornament.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

THE PRICE OF THE CHALLENGE COFFEE is %
cents. 1t Is little higher than Other because it IS
great deal better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

DESIDERAlJM
IN optlc.-Le Mares Brazilian Rock Crystal Spec
taces and Eye-Gl lSsses. The best help 10 sight yei
invented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SHELTON, MINOR a
CO.'S CHALLENGE COFFEE, and You will neyei
have cause 10 conSDan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

n. EILYsos = CO.. aavertisins agents. insers sd'
yertissments In III Of the Newspaper 81 tne unsss
s,sss at pablisherss rates. Orders ien ~ tae ~
pasea countinS-reom WI receive pssnss suss
Rom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

SAVE MONEY By having ycus printing done t.Ih
DISPATCH PnIsTisG-HousE, 9ooc works sov
p,toes, and satisfsctiob guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

rHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
milder.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ. 40 !;
Q A. NJ, 40 noon. So; 2. nj, 70; T..
NJ, 6l; midnight. 81.
&esn temperature, 55 1-6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS
lind grea, beneAt in having \ bottle with them OF
Colden's LIEBIG's FLUID EXTRACT oF BEEF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01
TIE GREAT

TRY ONE POUND OF THE CHALLENGE COFFEE
gnd YOU VIII use no other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

THE CHALLENGE COFFEE Is fun strength and a
delightful favor. Nothing better
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

La CoNPIAScE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or PARIS, FRAycE.-This company, os re-
quired by law, publishes It's annual state
ment in our columns this morning. IL was
organized In 1874, and by conservative
management at once took its place In the
foreI ost ranks OF insurance companies. II
has only been in Virginia about six mouths,
and has cause for coDgratulation on the
favor with which it has been received.
This company has paid up capital Of
$500, 900, while its net assets are Sc, 255, 900.
In the United States its investments con-
sist OF S532,5l0 4 per cent. registered
bonds. There are $4,000 United States re-
gistered bonds deposited with the Treasurer
OF the State for tic protection OF its Virginia
policy. holders. In addition 10 the ordinary
tire-policy, this company also insures against
loss or damage by lightning. 1t conducts bu-
siness on strictly business principles, and
proposes to settle all losses promptly, and
without unnecessary delay.
Messrs. Gordon Is Pleasanis, No. s north
Eleventh street, are the agents Of the COM
paDy in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

POLICE COURT-The following cases were
disposed Of at the Police Court yesterday :
John J. Monsen, charged with unlawfuly
deserting the bark Skudesnoes after having
signed articles OF agreement, was delivered
TO the master OF the vessel.
Charles Reed, for vagrancy, was dis
charged.
Frank Jones (colored), for unlawfully as
saultlng Willie Howard with rock. Dis
charged on payment OF costs.
Charles Griffin (colored), unlawfully as
saulting and beating Augustus Campoell.
Dismissed on payment OF costs.
Betsy johnson was fined ~ Tor allowing
n vicions COW TO run at large and iniure the
little child OF Mr. Il. B. Cook.
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~ On all sdtss Of Real xstafs mal< kefspeel
ne lst Of yaNw0yy and last Of ywNs fhs fGs1sI n
the pyssswt year have 10 paid tv fAs pWSokaeS1,
Of the year ths saSss Advs to b paid bv she sSSCe
This custom was sdoptes about nfteeu years aGo
BY all the real estate agents in Richmccd, sud -
pliesto RichmeRd and vieinityJ
JN0. r. LAUGHTON, JR., p. NJ. part Of the
law brarv OF Jufge John NJ. Gregory.
JOHN T. JONES. sheriff Henrico county, IL
NJ. atthe farm OF Dr. l.. X Dickinson. hoi ses.
&C.
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They win reopen on MONDAY, April 5lh, az which
time they will make a grand display Of
NEW GOODS,
which they will sell 80 the
LOWEST PRICES.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, southwesterly winds becoming va.
riable, stationary or higher temperature.
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Dr.. &. MCLANE'S
Liver PILLS

lot recommended ss a remedy &" for all the ills
bat sesh Is hes- to- but IN affections Of the liver
ana all Bin0Hs Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache, or asases Of that character, they stand
without rival
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INTERESTING OCCAsI0Y-PREsENTATION OF
A BEAUTIFUL BADGE TO ASsTsTANT-ENGI-
NEER FUQUA.-Last night 4 most interest
| ing occasion was witnessed at the head
quarters OF the Richmond Fire Depart
ment. II was the occasion OF the presenta-
ton by Hose Company No. and num-
Der OF citizens Of the Central fire district Of
splendid gold badge, or medal to Second
Acknowledgment a. l.. Fuqua. OF this
district. About 10 O'Clock the COM
pany (No. g. which he formerly COM
mandcd and number OF lnyited
guests assembled at headquarters. EX-
Chief AiDslie, having been invited to pre-
! side at the banquei-table, called the assem-
| blage to order, and after an appropriate adj
dress OF welcome introduced Captain
Charles +. Taylor, chairman of the Com
mittee on the Fire Department, who. in q
| few felicitous remarks, presented to Captain
Fuqua, on behalf OF the company and citizens
oftbe Middle district, a handsome gold badge,
which for beauty OF workmanship cannot
be eXcelIed. The badge is made in the
shape OF a shield, the upper portion, to
winch the pin Is attached, representing 4
! hook-and-lidder truck, while upon the
shield proper is an embIemllic h0se-car-
riage and steam fre-engine. Upon the back
OF the medal is the inscription presented
10 Assistant Engineer \. l.. Fuqua by Hose
Company No. and citizens OF Central Dis
trict, March 81, $780,"
At the conclusion OF Captain Taylor's re-
marks Captain Fuqua received the medal
and made happy little speech, in which
he expressed very ieeingly his appreciation
OF the high compliment paid him. This
over, the company partoOk OF the ENJOYABLE
collation. spread, and most delightful eve
ming was spent by all present. Addresses
were made by ex-Chlef Ainslie, Chairman
Taylor, Chief Taylor, Assistant. Enginters
Wingfield, Fuqua, and Snead, Captain j..
f. Laughton, Mr.. Nunnally, OF Manchester,
and others. Besides these addresses there
were several excellent songs, and last, but
not least, Messrs. Conway, Neagle, and
! Kanary, OF Captain Fuqua's old company,
entertained their guests with some OF the
| best dancing we have seen for many day.
The engine-house was tastefully deco
rated with eyergreeDs, flowers. wreaths,
dc. Suspended from the centre OF the
room was the word Welcome" in large
letters Of evergreen, while in the back
ground were appropriate devices and other
ornamentaton. Altogether the affair was
| highly credItable, and the extreme latencss
| Of the hour alone precludes Il more eX-
tended notice OF an event which the boys
OF No. 6, their guests, and Captain Fuqna
will long cherish.
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No GOOD HEALTH WITH THIN, IMPURE BLOOD.
HOP BIZ TIERS makes iich blood, good health, and
strength.
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CUsTOM-HOUSE STATISTICS.

During The month OF March. II foreign
vessels cleared from the custom house.
Of these D bad cargoes OF corn for Ireland,
valued at sG3,S4S; With cargoes OF flour
(4,3l4 barrelsl. valued at S35, $685. for Brazil /;
IL for FrGGce, with cargOes OF crude
petroleum and corn, val led at $24,5l5 /;
! 10 Portugal, with a cargo Of corn, valued
at Sl2,95i; and TO Denmark, with a cargo
OF corn, valued at sl1,3i7 Total, Sl4S. .652.
| Only one foreign vessel entered during
the month. She brought cargo Of salt,
valued at S3, l6G, from Liverpool, England.
As Will be seen from the above report,
there was large quantity OF corn shipped
from Richmond to foreign ports during the
month. The quantity exceeds that shipped
during the whole OF last year. There were
lS0,343 bushels, valued at S101,614, eX-
ported.
POLICE-COURT STATISTICS FOR MARCH.
During the past month the Police Justice
disposed OF 23j criminal charges and tried
2l1 eases OF ordinance violations. On GRIM
inal charges 10 persons were sent on to tue
Hastings Court for indictment. l3 were
convicted Of misdemeanOrs, and - were
committed 20 Jail in default Of surety for
their good behavior. Fines collected City,
SIOo'cO' ''"'c, ~, coSts, Tto.oV-LOtai,
$16010.
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
The following is statement OF the -four
inspected in Richmond during the month
ending March 3lst: Sl3 barrels family !;
1,l54 barrels extra superfine; 30S barrels
snperiinc; 90 barrels fine; and 9j barrels
condemned.
LOOSE TOBACCO.
The number OF pounds Of loose tobacco
sold mt Centre warehouse during the month
was 95,Si5; at CrenshaN's warehouse.
$4,000 pounds were sold. Total, 2I4,93j
pounds. Considering the lateness OF the
season, the above report shows remarkably
well.
REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
The United States internal-revenue col
lector reports the collections for the month
OF March TO he S1S6, sos. 80. In March, 1879,
the collections amounted to SCI, 1921, but
at that time reduction OF the tobacco tax
had not taken place.
CORONER's REPORT.
Coroner Taylor viewed the dead bodies
OF 0 persons white and 8 colored-du-
ring the past month, and held four inquests
and pOSt-mOrtem examination.
FIRE-ALARMs.
There were four alarms OF fire during the
past month, all occurring the last week in
the month.
DEEDS RECORDED.
There were 22j deeds recorded in the
Chancery Court during the past month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Cardwel as. Allen, trustee. Argued by
Colonel John II. Guy, for appellant, and
and w. W. Henry, Esq, for appellee, and
submitted.
Noryel and ais. rs. Lesener, &c. Argued
by w. B. Petit, Esq, for appellants, and
continued until to-day.
IL is understood that the hdbeds corpus
eases OF Meredith Us. Sheriff OF Prince Will
liam county, and Harrison Us. same, in
which the question OF the terms Of office Of
the county judges elected to I'LL vacancies
is involved, will be decided to-day.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BAPTIST MINISTERS INsTITUTE.-Rev. DR..
5. w. Marston, OF Missouri, who is in the
employ OF the American Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society, has been holding at the Sec
ond Baptist church (colored) an 'Insti.
tute" for the benefit OF the colored minis.
ters OF the city and vicinity.
Yesterday morning DIR. Marston delivered
an able aud very effective lecture on "The
Duty Of the Minister to Care for His
Heart" lie was followed by Rev. DR..
Curry and Rev. DIR. Mcdonald in admirable
addresses on the same topic.
The next question discussed was, "To
what extent, il ever, are tho members OF
the Church justified in engaging in social
amusemenls?" Rev. Il. Wells, Rev. w.
III. Brooks, Rev. J. William Jones, Rev. j.
II. Holmes, Professor Vassar, Professor
Jones. and DR.. Marston participated in the
discussion. IL seemed 10 be agreed on all
hands that dancing, theatre-gong, card
playing. the frequentiug of bar-rooms, etc,
should not be tolerated; but the sentiment
OF most OF the speakers seemed 10 be that
some OF the churches 60 too far in discip-
lining their members for playing croquet
or baseball.
The topic for discussion last night was
"Duties OF the Pa>tOrate, and Modes of
Worship"
DR.. j. William Jones made the opening
lecture, and was followed by Rev. w. Ii.
Brooks, Professor J. +. Jones, Professor
d. n. YasSar, Rev. j. II. Holmes, and Rev.
DR.. Marston.
There was a very thorough ventilation
Of the "modes OF worship" in the
churches, and an earnest and emphatic pro-
test against the eXtravagancies and excite
ments which are frequently practiced in the
meetings.
There have been about sixty ministers
and forty deacOns in attendance on the in
stitute. and it has been regarded as a very
useful meeting.
DR.. Marston is a gentleman of fine abili-
ties and high character, and has met a cor
dial reception in his tour through the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

i PALE, THE GOODWILL AND
FEfJ2,iigkLS OF A BAKERY AND CON.
basins.s ssLk y. With good oven, now doing good
3 se6 T. The best business parl Of the city. VIII
eisss n ns for cash. For further inforInstiOn ad-
~ ,.,--.-ne.AEkY,n care this Office. nh 3l-2ts
+ nnn. SALE CHEAP, ONE TWELVE
trs,-es..A. dhs..powER ENGINE AND BOILER, In
nb s,.s 3. THOMPSON BROWN,
SS..---W lib Main street.
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MOZART HALL.

MozARr HALL.
sFRAKDSCU GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.
SIT. MAURICE sTRAKOSCH has the honor Of
announcing that
Mss EMMA THURSBY
win make her first and oely appearance IN this city
SATURDAY, April. Sd,
since her return from Europe. where she has OBJ
taiued Io most triumphant sucress In ihe principal
plais, and whsle ihe most eminent crhics have
unanimously prouOunct her
THE GREATEST LIVING CONCERT SINGER;
or which occasion the following eminent artists
VIII appear:
MISS ANNA BOOK,
the admirable yong American Pianisle;
MONSIEUR ADAMOWSKI,
the Po'i-h ViODist;
Mr., BRANSON. the young Tenor;
MAURICE STRhkOsCH
the Great Pianist
ADHESION, 81; reserved seats, soc. cx'fa. TIE
sale o. seats commences WEDNESDAY, April LEI,
al RAMOS MOsES's mus c store, yI4 Main street,
precisely al q 4. NJ MI $685.
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LEVY BRoTnEs' store will be closed on
FRIDAY, April 2d,
on accoust Of Passover holiday
TheiI store Will be closed as usual on SATURDAY.
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COLORED MEN on THE JURY.-A large
mass-mceling Of c0lOred citizens was held
last night at the colored Odd-Fellows' Hall
to consider the jury question. Mr.. n. p.
Vandcryal presided. VicePresidentS j.
L. Farrar, james Stewart, Captain Josiah
Crump, Abner Cooley, +. Green, William
l.. johnson, James Turner, William Gus
talo, Jacob Stannard, ID. Martin, Richard
Carter, w. II. Trent, and Richard For
roster; Secretary, DR.. j. c. Ferguson; As
sistanis, james Ii. BOuser and 5. b. Clark
son.
w. &. Roane, II. p. Brooks. j. A. Taylor,
John Oliver, and Henry Cox OF Powhatan,
made speeches.
Judge RiyeS was highly praised, and also
the Supreme Court Of the United States for
its recent decision. Each speaker referred
in the highest terms TO Judge Christians
recent action in summOnng cOlOred men
to serve or the jury ;n the Hastings Court.
A long series OF resolutions returning
thanks to Judge Riyes and the Supreme
Court were unanimously adopted. Captain
Joe Scots band was present and furnished
the music of the occasion. The hall was
completely crowded by colored citizens.
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.-In the Circuit
Court yesterday, in the suit OF Andrews Us.
Neurobr, a verdict was rendered for defend.
ant.
The Court abated the attachment in the
case Of Black rs. Egan.
The court meets again this morning.
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DR.. G. MeLsNE'S vERMIFCGE.

n,nE GENUINE DR.. G. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
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Admission, IS cents: reserved seats 81 10 be pro-
cured at &. f. JOHNsTOg'S, on aud afIer THURSDAY
morning. Admission to Gahery, 80 cents.
Manager tor Mrs. Scott Siddons. Mr. jas. McaIahon
ap l-1h.> .MN ruit
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AUCTsOS SALES THIS DAY.

THE cuALLKscn corrEE Is sola only ~ one.
,cund uack ages
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LIME, CEMENT. AND PLASTER.
+ IME! LIME. LIME!
l.450 barrels TX IRA WHITE ERoCkLANOLinE
lust received d per schooner Corso.
For sale low from vessel
ap l-2t 1918 BASIN nant'
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
THE fENOWNED
EN- 4 BOTT
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY,
the largest, strongest, sud most complete in
America.
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHE>TRA-OPEN-
ING OF THE GRAND-OPERA SEASON.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL TIN,
win GOuh lds Grand Opera,
FAUST.
ABBOTT sEGuIN, SIOpDARD, MACDONALD,
TAAlS, AND TOM KARL.
THURSDAY. APRIL sTu,
Planquetc's Charming Opera,
CHIMES OF NORMANDY,
SEGUIN. STONE, STODDARp. RYSF, TAMs,
AND TOM KARL.
FRIDAY. APRIL 9Tu,
GOunOdS Immortal Opera,
ROMEO AND JULIET.
ABBOTT. CASTLE, MAUREL, MACDONALD,
STODDARD, RYsF, TAMS.
SATURDAY-MATTNEE at 2,
Ealfe'5 egeT-poJular Opera,
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
| sEGUIN, STONE, CARL, RYsE, sTODDARJ,
AND rAM~
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 10Th,
Masses Grand Romantic OOera,
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.
| ABBOTT CASTLE. MAUREL, MACDONALD
AND RYSE
| The sale Gf seats win begin SATURDAY MORN
| ING, April 80. az 4. 4. JoHNs1oN's. Prices Of al
mission 50c.. 75c.. and 81. kesery,d seas. $3.50
and So; according to location. mh S0.Is
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Tickets 90 cents. Reserved seats at Remos &
Aloses's without extra charge.
Tcket-ofiic. ODen or Easier MONDAY. March 2qth
Tickets tor sale by WOodbouse A Parbam. West
Johnston & Co. John II. Tyler 4 Co, NOvI.n 4
Co J. kyiand & ca. NH 27-ot
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TWO NIGHTS ONLY.

The fsyorite OF Europe. iAmericl, and. Australia
In n Magnncicnt
PROGRAMME OF THE HIGHEST CLASS.
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| Note.-Hrs. Siddons's repertoire on this occd-
sion ciH embrace the choicest selections from
the standard authors II the ,corid, "from
| grdUe 10 gdy.r
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 7Tu,
win GOun IDS Grand Opera,
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ABBOTT sFGUIE, STODDARD. MACDONALD,
TAblS, AND TDM KARL.
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The sale Gf seats win begin SATURDAY MORN
ING, Apri 80. az 4. 4. JoHNsTON's. Prices Of al
misslor 50c.. 75c. and 81. ke,ery,d seas. $3.50
AMI SO according to location. NH 30-ts
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ART EXHIBITION.

DICHMOND ART ASSOCIATION EX-
III HIBITtON.
NOW OPEN AT VIRGINIA OPERA-uOUbE
from 10 A. VI. to n u. NJ.
FINEST DISPLAY OF WORKS OF AR1
ever made 10 the city.
Single admission, zoe. Season tickets, VI.
sp l-2w
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GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHE>TRA-OPEN-
ING OF THE GRAND-OpERA SEASON.
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

The regular weekly soirce win take place at Mo-
zart Hall THIS (THU3sDAYl EVENING st 81
O'Clock. Admission only BY membership or invita-
tion-cards, which must be presented at The door,
10 c. l.. sIEGEL. 42l Broad street, or G.. y yonS-
sT0N, 9ls Main street. "a 3-Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

These lectures viii be superbly illustrated by A
POWERFUL MAGIC LANTERN,
on $50 SQUARE FEET % CANVASS.
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MOZART HALL.
TWO ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
HONDAY. APRIL 5TH, PM,
WESTMINSTER ABBEY:
TUESDAY, APRIL 6TH, 3 +. VI,
TIE TOWER or LONDON
BY
REV. j. &. E'CLESTON,
ASSISTED BY
PROFESSOR HAWBIS-, Of NEW YORK.
These lectures Will be- suDerbly Illustrated hy A
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.,,,,,ne 8. pLASroN, SUPERINTENDENT
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THE lfENOW
z. NJ II 4 A IL Rn II 7

the largest, strongest, aud most complete IN
America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
Boletd diyectd para Euyopa.
Ua Pa:aIs. Ida ! Etl

Ninos memories de tres afios no pagan pasa-
je. Entire 3 y IL amos mitad de pasaJe. Uria-
SAFE
Para mas iniormes tipos de hetes dirgirse
i los agentes de la compafia eli San Juan, So
tbrinos de Ezquiaga. -Areclbo, +. Fernandez
& Co.--Agiadllla, kuchler Il Co Mayagiez,
PLATA & Bravo. Ponce, Cortada Il Co.
Arroyo, Fanlauzzl hstmanos. -Hamacao, &.
Pou ] Bl66. o.
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PaSajes trasdtlGntieos =.

PNS03CS WUSULdUtttOS.
De este puerto Santander St Nazaire,
IL de IL q de IL 81 dc L. Entrepuente
$500 STA $3.50 800
Elmontante de pasajes de tletes es pagade-
ro en- orc americana su equival ente en- mon
da corriente con ell 5 p% de aumento.
CONCESIONES.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida y vuelta en- los
wiaias intercoloniaIes, yalidos por dos meses
con un is p% de rebaja, y en- los trasatl4nticos
vSlidos Dor doce nieses y con un 20 pS6 de re-
baja.
tante de cuatro pssajes de Oamara Sc hara una
rebaja de l5 p%
Los niiios MEMORIES de afios gratis, de & g
La cnarta parte, de s a IL Ia laitad, de doce
cumplidos pagaran pasaje entero. Cuando una
tamilia tenga varios nifios memories de 3 amos,
solo uno de elios ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cuarta parte de pasaje.
Los criados varones pagaran ell precio fiiado
nor los pasajes de entire puente. y las muieres
~ dos tercios del pasaje tomadas por sns amas
Psn mfs detalleas difigirseA y.
Silrs q ".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
LIegada!. SsIIda!

Con este nuevo tinerario qnedara esta Iineu
en- conexion en- y. Thomas los dias4 y rs con Ia
Inca de ST Nazaire los vapores que hacen e
Intarcolon...aal de Trinidad, Cardpano, Cumana,
Barcelona, (y'l v,aee.kmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba Kingston.
Para mas informes dirigirseS
SiLUa q Co Agentes.
San Juan, T. r., mayo de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
Var0r Ae%sssla" oapstan Viunmi.
TxAIuERro- Rroo ron gr, eyR Dc SAsTo Domingo
sEauH Ill gIouTENTK TTTNERARTo
l % A
RETOR 0.
GOESI9EATARlQ6

SuEvr7A, ss0s y. ?. g. Dez. Qonp.-0IBARA.
,ucesoros ie bINi Isadrguo2 Oomn- -BARkcoA. il.
Aiayo OoHp.-CUBA, 5res. s. y L. Eos y Comp.-
SINTo DoMINGc Sr. u. Juan 2ou.-MAYA3tlEz, Don
min Bsrn 9do, ,.,l GUADILAA 5res. AA4el Julia Co
PuEsTo- Roo Sros Lrsarto. H@rlnano DO CaraeeRa
= p,-SANTn0MAg. Sies. Lamb Comg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
Longaniz 1s do vich frescas en- El Cotn,a
C0hPAs!A GENERAL TRASaTLANTiCA
DE VAPOREo CDRkE0S FRANCHISES
LINEa DE MdKSLLL1.

Llalhamos Ia atencion del comcrcio del
p6blico en- general a la variacioD que ha tent
do esta Inca dc vapores en- 81 ltlnorario, eI
que empezara rcgir ei coTiente mes con Il
yapoi GUADELOCPE, 500 tohcla,las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
SALIDAS.
RETORNO.

RETORNO.
Saliendo dc Kingston el 10 con las escalas
arriba menclonadae, negara este puerto ell ",
continuando 81 mistno dia para Santh6mas, to-
mando adui los pasajeros fetes para el vapor
trasatlantico que dicho dltimo punto Sc dirige
a Santander & st. Nazaire
PrecioS de p0Sejes tnteTcoIoniG1es.
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