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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

de todo coraz6n los conceptos q qut
ella SO refere, sino que tenian el espe
cial gusto de felicitar, pero muy since
ramente, al Excmo. Sr. Oonde de Sal
Jose de Santurcc, por 10 perfectamentt
que sabe interpreter los arraigados sen
timientos del Partido Unconditional,
del cual esta reconocido como aprecia.
BILE y distinguido Jefe.
A Ia vez fue acuerdo unanime tam.
bi6n fe licitar cordialmente Y hacer ex
presiva Ia mas ardiente simpatfa y Ell
afesto mas carinoso al Director y de
mas redactores del BoIETN MERoANT1L,
tantc por ell oportuno como acertadfsi
mos escrito Ui1 tercero endiscordSG, GUAM
to por la nobls actividad que vienen
desplegando en- pro de los sagrados in.
tereses del siempre grande 6 indisolu-
BILE Partido Unconditional que vels in
cesantemente en- esta porci6n de tierra
espaiola por el prestigio y honra de la
Madre Patria aIentandoles, aunque
tan vaientes ldiadores no 10 han me-
nester, que prosigan con igual ener.
gla y entereza por 81 precioso sendero
que tYazara elnunca bastantemente llo-
RADIO Perez Morris { q. g. g. }, probando
asi que, 81 el C1erpo deeste innolyidable
amigo sucumbi6 al Zero golpe del pu-
nal asesino, Ia santa y noble causa
que defendio valerosaments hasta
sus 1Itimos tristes momentos, brills
resplandeciente y brillara mientras que-
de en- esta tan bella Borinquen nm
solo espailol con vida.
Y para elevar al Excmo. Sr. Presi-
dsnte del Comit6 Central para su pu-
blicaci6n en- el 6rgano de la ccletividad,
libro la presente en- Ia ciudad dc San
German 23 de enero del ano 1882.
El Secretario, e. Agrait Delgado.-
V.o B.'-El Vice-presidente, Acostd 9
Beisam0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
Santo Do go.

Por los peri6dicos que de la veci-
ma rep1blica hemos recibido vemos
que los dominicanos salu1an ell aIlo
1882 completamente en- paz y entire
gaudose a la reconstruction de su
pueblo que bien lc ha rnenester. Di-
ce El Eco de IN Opinion que con SC.
los dos amos de tranqullldad la repd.
blica Sc saliva y consoiida. No dos,
in6nitos amos de reposo deseamos
nosotros a los habitantes de la veci-
ma Autilla. lOjala que cesen alli
las discordias y disfruten todos de
una era de reparacl6n il,mitada
Sfntomas de que la obra de la paz
y del trabajo ha de ser fructifsra,
son Ia construction, por una compa-
MIA americana, del ferro-carril de
Samana a Santiago, cuyos materia,es
deben va haber .legado a Santo Do.
mingo, y Ia instalaci6n continua de
ingenios que Sc esta llevando ( cabo
en- los distritos azucareros de la Re-
p6blica.
Pocas son las noticias que NOS
han traido los eri6dicos De la Capt.
tai y Puerto PI4ta por el dltimo Co
rreo Quiera Dies que en- 10 suce.
sivo no nos hagan saber ellos mas
que continues nuevas references al
defnitivo progreso y cunpllda bic
nandanza de Ia Repdblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
ADJ Es
SAN GERMAN

Don Ionsds Agroit q Delgado, Secreto
RIO INFERNO d ! Consite t.cat del Parti
do EspaHo sin con Atyiones de IL ciudod
de San Germdn.
Oelt,fco F: que en- reunion celebrada
por este Oomlt6 en- ell dia de aver, do.
mingo % de los corrie1tes, go acord6
por unanimidad 10 siguiente
Di6se principle al acto hacienda
uso de la palabra el Sr. Presidents.
quier, en- cortas y delicadas frases, ex.
puso Ell objeto de Ia convocatoria. Pro-
cedi6 luego. el infrascrito Secretario. a
la lectura de Ia carts inserta en- el Or.
gano genuine de la colectividad CORES.
pondlente al domingo primero del &C.
tuaI, suscrita por el Exomo. Sr. Conde
de San jose de SAnturce, dignisimo y
querido j fe del Partido Incondicio-
nal de esta Isla, hacienda expression en-
ella, & llu ,trada Rsdacci6n del Bo.
LETN MRRoANTr1, del sgrado con que ha
visto el art4cu.u pub.ic4do con ell rubro
de In tercero en- dsscordia, On el que
de una manera energics como patriotica
se rechaza y desmienta Ia falsa noticia
dada por El Impartial, peri6dico que v6
Ia luz p1Ollca On Madrld bsjo la direc.
ci6n del actual Diputsdo q Oortas por
,ests OiudAd, referente & haberse forms.
do en- esta ProvinCia an nuevo partido
politlco COmpuesto de los dos tuicos
que en- ella, hasta ahora, 60 conocen.
Impuestos todos los Sres. concurren.
tes, mlemoros del Oomlt6, de 10 referida
ca'ts, h'cleron presentt.> guisdos por
81 on .usiastno do pas mas lLtimas cons
Vt3ciones, que no soiamente 81 Adhieren
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

En- los salones de Ia Diputaci6n
Provincial result6 aver elegido Sc
nador del Reino por esta provincial
el Excmo. Sr. D. Jaime Girona y
Agrafel, candidate recomendado por
el Gobierno y adic topor consiguiente
a Ia legalidad.
Enviamos desde estas columns
nuestra enhorabuena al nuevo repre-
sentante de esta isla en- Ia alta Ca
mara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

Con atento B. L. NJ. nos ha sido
remitido por la Administration Cen
tral de Contribuciones y Rentas un
eiemplar de la Estadfstica del
comercio exterior de Ia provincial
durante el aflo de 1879. !"
Prometemos estudiar tan intere-
sante documento, mas no sin enviar
autes las mas expresivas gracias al
Centre que con 81 nos ha favorecido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
Boletin Mercantil.

mo cosmopolita, que pospone Ia idea
de la Patria al infujo de Ia democra-
cia, Sc levantard siempre inVencible,
unanime y poderoso, el sentimien to
del honor, que produce los heroes
de una causa santa, justa 6 immortal.
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que, en- nombre del Partido Espa.
mol sin condolences de Ia Isla de Pto.
Rico, he abiertoel ConTE CENTRAL
del mismo para Ia erection de un
monumento que perpet6e la me-
moria del ilustre patricio, del dis
tinguido escritor pfblico. del mas
elocuente, del mas decidido = ace.
rrimo defensor de los intereses De
Espa1Ia en- America, DON JOSE
PEREZ Morris, barbaramente ase-
sinado en- la noche del 20 de Sc.
4iembre tltimo.
Pesos. Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
Dice E Agente:

Dice E Agente:
~ sepa el actual ministerio que
los esclavistas de aver = monopolizado.
res de hoy, odisn cordialmente los de.
rechos individuales.
Lo que aquf odiamos todos los que
tenemos conciencia es ell proceder de
los logreros de la politica qus, seg1n el
senior Skarrett, juegan con dos cartas.
Y Sc la echan de muy amigos del Go.
bierno, y de muy sfectos q Ia legalidad,
y hasta de muy ministeriales mientrae
hay gangas en- perspectivs.
Y. al primer bostezo desatendidc
ensenAn los colmillos y echan sapos >
culebras contra los representatives dc
los gobiernos que en- la vfspera colma.
ron de adulaciones.
Esto es 10 que debe saber el actual
ministerio.
81 por acaso so ha olvidado va de Ia
farsa electoral de Sabana-Grande y
Yauco.
Que representation sus amigos de
nuevc cuiio.
Por mas senas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

linda naois.
Ell pasarse dia y noche en- el vento-
rrillo empinando el codo 6 tirando de
Ia oreia Jorge.
ESQ es 10 que al pareoer de6ende 81
Agente.
N Agsnte, que tan & pechos toma el
hacer ei panegirioo de Ia vagancia.
No en- balde es el primero en- deseal
ell bien del pals.
7 en- trabajar por su progreso y di.
cha.
Con tales ensenanaas, no hay duda dc
que formara una generation de ciuds.
dsnos libres.
Bueno es que 10 sepamos.
Para que en- 50 dia la provincial,
agradecida, le erija un monumento.
Parecido al de la abolici6n de Ia es.
clavitud.
Que qued6 estancado.
Como las imposiciones de la Gaia de
Ahorros.
Que, al parecer, no llevan trazas de
ser desestancadas.
Por los siglos de los siglos.
Amen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
Dice Ell Agente /:


Los conservadores intransigentee
son los mismos en- todas parties. Fue
ra de sus nsal0s neonas colonisles, nc
quieren NADIA CON los gobiernos liberia
les de Ia metropoli.
Psrafrase6mos.
=. Los asimilistas de Conveniencia. out
han pasad0 aqul por todos los dolores
del prisma polftico, desde el federal 9
autonomista al ministerial de pega, sol
los mismos en- todas parties, aquf y ALA
Fuera de sus na0t0s nsGHas, de ga egois
mo y de sus sAlnetes de adhesion & lal
situaciones expansivas, como aun ha d,
nacer quien hsga el milagro de satisfa
Ger sus cronicas voracidades, no uuierel
NADIA con los gobiernos de Ia Metr6pol
habidos y por haber.
Como no sean destinos.
Para ESQ si tienen ellos voluntad,
7 iengua. 4
7 abdomen.
Pero sin fondo.
iOomo que no hay buzo que 10 son.
FL Agente ha reprcducido en- el 70
ltct5n al discurso pronunciado por ell go
nor doctor don Gabriel Fsrrer en- Is
function teatral ce,ebrada q benefcio de
la sociedad prctectora de la inteIiQen.
ola y de la ninez.
Leido, SO puede soportar.
Digo, 81 tiene uno necesidad de dor.
mir.
Dido, va Ia cosa varia.
Hay que echar a correr.
al final del discurso hay la siguiente
importante noto
Bravos J aplausos sostenidos.
7 de tres bemoles los habrfa tambi6n
Sobre todo los de la Rsdacci6n de
N Agente.
Dice E5 Agente que elzos son los que
realmente preston 50 apoyo q los Go
biernos.
Es verdad.
Al ciento por ciento mensual.
Y sin usura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

Las peroratas lisl se6or portaondo
on Matsnsss han colnUidldo con el hun.
,iinlento de la plaza de toros de aque.
cindad. in
Habra que prevenirse, pues, para
cuan 10 haga aqJf 50 llegads 81 senior
PortUUndc.
7 spuntalsr Ia Redacci6n de N Agente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

No vaya & repetirse Ia function en-
Pnerto-Rco.
Pregnnta El Agente:
"sQa6 Sc entiende, ademas, por va
ganeia9"
Pues el no hacer NADIA.
Y vestir, y conner, y andar de coca on
MEGA.
Sin renta y sin oficio conocido.
Como algunos que se pasesn toman-
do Ell fresco desde que soltsron el Gu
char6n de 1873.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

Dice Ez Agente que Ia Revista Econ6
ca, peri6dico acknowledgements autono.
mlsta, y algo mas, respeta por PATRIOTS
mo las doctrines ssimilistas.
Como los liberales de ac& = los de
alli vienen ser unos mismos, ssg1n
dice Et Age7te que somos los incondi-
cionales de Cuba y Puerto-Rlco qui@n
sabe 81 el colega, tambl@n por puro pa.
triotismo, es que no combate 50 vez
lAs doctrines y los hombres autonomis-
tas :
Nosottos, por nuestra psrte, entire 81
patriotisnso aespetao0o de la Revisto Mer-
canM y 81 one es de suponsr on El
Agente, sabrfamos psffsctamente pUr
cuk, optar. 81 s escogsr NOS dieran.
Por ninguno a. Ion dos.
Mas pIoAto No ohnta an gallo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03


puesJa q evitarlo."
H4ce luego otras consideraciones
tendencies q denostrar 10 irrealizable
de tan descabellada idea. dejando
siempre entrever. aunque velada-
mente, las u'teriores miras de aquel
Gobierno para Ell case en- que
la autonomfa llegase a ser, que nc
sera, un hecho consumado. Asf sc
expresa el 6rgano mas autorizado de
la opinion pdblica en- los pueblos de
la union hacienda abrir los ojos de
la raz6n y del entendimiento a mu.
chos que los tenfan cerrados.
iAhi teneis, ciegos autonomistas, el
fin de vuestros absurdos idesles, el
termino de vuestra torpe y perjudi-
cial propaganda ser absorbidos por
ell coloso, como se absorbe el arroyo
por caudoloso rio brillar un mo-
mento, como brillan los fuegos fatuos,
para morir en- la oscuridad de eter-
ma y prolongada noche, como Sc
apaga la luz en- pleno dia, como Sc
pierde la gotta de aqua en- Ia inmen-
sidad de- Oceano, desapareciendo
en- ell seno de otra civilizaciol y de
otra raza! Llevareis a tanto NAL
vuestros desatentados pasos?
Pero no, y mil veces no. La
America, repetiremos con Ell senior
Ministro de Ultramar, debe conser-
var la bandera espanola donde hoy
estd, en- Cuba y en- Puerto Rico, en-
el Colo Mejicano, ( Ia entrada de
America, por respeto 4 Ia memoria
de ruestros padres, por propio y le.
gftimo orgullo."
Asf dsbe Der, por gratitud, pot
deber y hasta por iLtefes, y asf sera,
.mientras hata ca Espafia G7biernos
patrioticos y en- America hljos leales,
que no renleguen de Ia memoria de
sus antepasados. Asf sera 7 vive
Dios !, porque contra el humanitaris-
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To the Editor of the Dispatch:

To the Editor OF the Dispatch;
Now that the two branches OF the City
Council have referred the disagreement be-
tween them in relation to the proposed
Main-strect railway 10 a conference COM
mlttee. the whole community will hope Tor
and be satisfied with nothing less THAI 4
report from the conierees which VIII prove
acceptable to their respective bodies and 10
the enierprising gentlemen who ofer 10
construct the road. No bull-headed-
ness - Is now i'm order. Your correspond
ent does not undertake % say that the ordi-
nance which was passed by the Common
Council and rejected by the Board OF
Alderman was free from imperfection, but
he Is convinced that IL il possible for
fine conferees to frame substitute which
will be acquiesced in by all parties inter-
ested IL they will address themselves TO the
task in a conclliatory spirit and With SIN.
cere purpose to advance the interests OF
Richmond. Granting that Aldermen Todd
and his colleagues OF the opposition Were
right. from their point Of view, IL does not
follow that some concession on their part Is
impracticable, and that such concession, u
made, would not be accepted by the COM
mon Council. OF course, any compromise
or agreement would be worthless II not ac-
ceptable to the railway company.
Let Ms pray that the conference commit
tee will meet nc an early day, consider the
question calmly, give any citizen IN oppor-
tunitv 10 appear before them TO express bis
views ON the subject, and then make their
report-not forgetting that the mere OBJ
.tructionist will incur > serious RESPONSE
biI;tv PmIO.
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The renowned Queen Of shcha, with all her royal
porap, magnificent apparel, and briIiisnt rctlnuc'
would never hsve appeared within the presence Of
tlsc grande~t OF ihc monarehs OF the past had she
moi also possessed that which Is the crvwnjne glory
Of The female PERSONA skin unchallengcd for its
oriental sof,ncss and its almost transcendental
purity. Cleopatra. holding cmperors as bay, and
ruling empires by her word, had quickly lost her
charm and power by one attack Of blotches. or Of
p,mples or Of horrid tan and freckies
WOMAN RULES THE WORLD
nv her beauty not less than by her purity Of cbaac-
,cr. lovclincss Of disposition, ard unselhsh deyo-
,,on Indeed In the estimation 81 perhaps too many
me-, beauty In body takes precedence over every
other consideration. Beauty thus forms an Inn
,.ortan, mart OF woman's working capital" with
-, which too many lif not 6ankrupts IN what re-
late. 20 influence within the circle where they
novel. are powcrlcss for great good. Hence wesee
~, only the propreiy, hut the duty Of every lady
..,.s,,,ns with jealous care that which 10 her Is
,..,0,,,l % success and influence, and usefulpess
MIN And. since beauty is but skin Gocp," the
,,,,os, care and vigilance arc required TO guard 1t
.,,,n., tbe many ills ,hai flesh is heir to. Among
,he ,reat and annoying enemies Of beauty
OF ElTHERsEX
,s well as Of comfort, happiness, and health are
hose pcsiiferous and horrid skin dlseases-ietters
MINORS. eczema .alt rheuml, rough and scaly
emotions. ulcers. pimples' and all diseases Of the
t,,, and selap For the cure OF all these DR.. c.
" Eenson. Of Baltimore, after years Of patient
.tpsy and investigation devoted to diseases Of the
..,, n, last brought forth this celebrated SKIN
c1-RF which has already by its marvellous cures,
os,,fl,.bed Itself as The great remedy for all dis
eases Of the skin. whatever DC their names or char
ac,er. Us success has been immense.and unparal-
leled. Al druggists haveit ltiscleg@ntlyput up,
two bottles IN one package. Internal and eNter-
nal Treatment. Price, 81.
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Tn the Senate yesterday House bill pro-
viding a new charter for Norfolk came up
and was discussed by AIessrs. Thurman
and Martin. The former offered an amend
ment that before the charter shall become
operative 1t shall be approved by n majority
OF the voters OF said city, which was re-
Iected-ayes, 16; noes, 17-Messrs. Ly-
brook, Newberry, and Wingfeld OF Hano-
yer voted aye" and Mr.. Williams voted
"No." Mr.. Hale was not recorded. The
bill was passed by is to 10. Messrs. New
berry and Williams voted "Aye." Mr..
Hale was not recorded. Messrs. Lybrook
and Wingfield Of Hanover voted "No."
SALEM AND SUFFOLK.
Tbe bills sent from the House amending
charters Of these towns were next passed.
CONGRESSIONAL REAPPoRTIoNMENT.
The bill from the House reapportioning
representation in Congress came up after a
number Of House bills had been passed.
Mr.. Smith called the previous question.
Ordered on division-ayes, 1S; noes, 3.
The question being upon the passage OF
the bill. the vote resulted
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/. DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

IN passed several sleepless nights. disturbed by
the axonies and cries Of "a suffering cAAd, and be-
coming convinced that MRS. WINsLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP WAS rist the article nee'ied,
procured supply for the chlid ON ssacbing home
and acquainting his wife with what he had dene,
she refused 10 have i, administered % the chibi as
she was strongly In favor Of Homeopathy. That
nlght the child passed I'm suffering and The parents
without sleep. Roturuiag home the day folbstng,
the f,ther found the baby siill Sorse' and- While
concentrating another ,loeplcss nyb- tie sioIher
stepped from the room TO arienaio some d,mesiie
duties and lcfl the father VIII Me child Daring
her absence De administered poriioz Of the
soothing syrup 20 the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept we'll aad Tie 1aie fei-
low awoke IN the morning bright and bappy. The
mother WAS delighted with the suddcs aud Won
derfl change aud although AZ first oitsnded az Tho
eceptlon practlcoi upon bar, has consinnedt 10 uso
the syrup, and afering, crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared. single trat Of tie sy-
rup never yet failed 10 relieve tile baby and over
come the prejuIces Of The mother
sold by all osugsis,s; s0e. a boit.s.
ap lS-eSilw
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that that industry will be extensively pur~
sued the coming summer. The Manches-
ter clay has been pronounced by Baltimore


sued the coming summer. The Manches-
ter clay has been pronounced by Baltimore
brickmakers as o very superior article.
Several makers are now busy, and more
will be added In few weeks.
The authority for saying the kaolin-
works would be rebuilt has not been
given, though such report obtains belief
here. Everybody here hopes that the
works may TIC rebuilt.
Chesterfield-county liquor-dealers have
been put 10 considerable trouble. owing to
the failure Of the General Assembly 10 pass
the tax-bill fixing license rates. A heavy
delegation will be on hand az the May term OF
the County Court, hoping that the matter
NAV have been fixed by that time.
Those who keep track Of the city's finan-
cial belongings are much encouraged at
their present aspect. Those who effected
the sale OF the city's water-power, and
thereby released her from the incubus OF a
debt which she found entirely too extensive
TO carry with credit to herself, are to be
praised for their foresight, and Will no
doubt be gratefully remembered. With
added people and resources Will come fully
paved streets, gas, and other concomitants
OF advanced civilization, and then Rocky
Ridge will, or should, be on the high road
10 prosperity.
The funeral OF the late John c. Lips
comb took place at O'Clock Yesterday eve
ming from the Methodist church, and was
largely attended by weeping relatives and
attached friends. His surviving brothers
OF the Pythisn order attended 10 pay their
last tribute Of respect. Deceased was
printer by trade, and once foreman Of the
Richmond Enquirer. He afterwards started
the Manchester Courier. His bereaved rea-
tives have the sympathy OF this commu-
nifty. The remains OF deceased were in
tered in Maury cemetery with the rites Of
the order to which he belonged. Peace to
his ashes.
Considerable excitement has been pro-
duced in Manchester by the circulation OF
a report that the James-River Free-Bridgc
Commissioners had decided to close that
structure, on and after May lst, TO all travel
save foot passengers, unless certain money
necessary to keep the bridge in proper re-
pair be paid up by that time. They say
that TO keep the bridge in order demands
both watchfulness and money. and without
the last named no amount Of the former
would be OF any Use. As Mayo's bridge X
now off duty, and the Free bridge Is the
only means left for vehicles to cross the
james, doubtless the money necessary TO
keep II in repair will be forthcoming.
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DUBY's ROYAL GLIDING,
READY FOR INSTANT USE.

This magnificent LIQUID GLIDING may be
used wherever gold adds beauty.
Itinstantly gives a surface resembling SOLID
GOLD. no matter where applied
Its extensively used By manufacturers, decora-
tors, gilders. &c. -
FOR LADIES.
EUBY'S ROYAL GLIDING Is invaluable for
Gliding Household Ornaments, Frames, Cornices,
Baskets Fans, Etagere objects, Decorative Paint
ing, &c.
Most fashionable articles are more than doubled
In value by the mercet touch of gold.
ANY ONE CAN USE IT-A CANIEL'S-HAIR
BRUSH IN EVERY BOX-TIIE COST
is THRILLING.
Sold by
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J. J.. d. WALFORD, All east Broad:
T.. r.. FRANZ. IS north Ninth street;
LEWIS. 9l2 east Main:
II. GUNST q sos. 6O5 east Broad:
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, 1902 Main; and by all
NEW YORK CHEMICAL MAN'F'G CO,
ap l2-c0d2ws New York.
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Adjourned,

EUROPEAN TRAyEL. friends who
may have in contemplation q tour to Eu-
rope are reminded that the first grand ex-
curson Of the season, under the manage
ment Of Messrs. Thomas Cook a. Son, the
veteran tourist agents, 26i Broadway, New
York, will leave New York April 9th.
Another excursion will leave June sth, and
still another July lst. Individual travel.
lers can also obtain special advantages from
tins firm. Wa have received very neat
pamphlet, with maps. giving full particu-
lars, which may be had free on application,
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FvFPYONE PRAISES

Sick headache nervous headache, neuralgia, ner-
yousnoss, paralysis, dyspepsia sleeplessness, and
brain diseases positively cured by DIR. c. WHEN
SONS CELERY AND CiLAMOMlLE PILLS.
They contain no opium, quinlne' or other harmful
dug. sold By all druggists. Price, Doe. per box
u for two. $3.50 for six, postage frcc-Dr. c. W.
Benson. Baltimore. Nd. CHARLES y. CRIT
TENTOS. New York. Is wholesale agent for DIR.
a ~. Bens0u's remedies ap 9-cOdlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-14
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW GOODS.
We have jus; opened the largest stock OF
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited in this city, consisting OF
RICH BIsQIE and DRESDEN FIGURES,
VASES, aud FANCY ARTICEs; .i.
ELEGANT DINNER, TEA, GAME, FISH
OYSTER, ICE-CnEAM-, and DESSERT
SITS.
Ia CHAMBER ToILET-wARE our assortment
cannot be surpassed.
Our stock h complete In every department, and
The prices very low. Call and examine IT,
II. B. TAYLOR.
mhe l0l1 Main street.