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RAILROADS..
& OHIO RAILROAD
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N7ASHlNGIOA q Od1O htA1AhofaD
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SPRING SCHEDULE, BEGINNING
MARCH %. 1871.
Two Trains Daily, except Sundays, between
Alexandria and Hamilton.
Leave Alexandria ut 8. AZ a. m. ana % P ~
Leave Hamilton at S. 90 a. n. and l215 ?: NJ
Arrive at Alexandria at sos O. M and 2o2 2: "a:
The $40 a. n. train from Alexandrl ana -! III
p. IN. train from Hamilton, connect at damlnTMH
vile, sniclersEille, Berryville ard Winchester;
I 1,ec:.bu .: daily for Aide and Mddeburg.
Annual tickets, sixty dollars; communication
tickets f25 t'iT' at q : cents n ART pr 1is
NH u General Ticket Agent:
A LExASDR1A & WASHINGTON R. Z
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sAML. NJ. sHoEMAKER....."....,P resldsn1
OsCAR /. STEV EMS. ...secretar>'
Richor, r Ncrric D''''''''S j Dean Smith,
Gnnrgo WI Brent Walter LenoX,
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
On and after MONDAY, January 9th ioil
through Mail Trains leave Washington, from
MARYLAND avenuc deyo:,at 10 q; ln.;ior Lynea
burg and interme:iwte stations, Sundays ihc s
ed md oa5 a il for n@r:o1 R5sgs spS Of H thp
O., y. & ". r T., Sundays excepted. Leave
Alcxnndsia. from 'hc corner Of Duke and Henri
streets, at 300 y ~ from Hnrrisonburg sunday
excepted, and go from Lynchhurg, sundays
included. -
: Local Pa,-engee: Tram; Ieav" M@sn'ngtoAi
from Maryland Avenue De?ot, a. Il2: > - ana
I1.1Io o,5 2.Dl ! -. 10 ard 40 D.
Leave Alexandria, from, Ii" corner o: Duke and
Henry streets q: 49, and e;@oa N ard nom IN.
corner q! King ana ~ Aas9n S'f'''' " D. . "O'
Local Sunday Trains .c-.v.. A.e2aH1.!s,, :0i'i
the corner Of Duke ara Henry S::eet:: q; 4 IL
III. Leave Washington, :.'": Ns-E:.a2N STs"u'
depot q. .'l0p. u ga,
Through tc:set: c1a be procured; Al the 2;lcs
Of the CGmpsny, corner q 9Th s:ccs; ana Misty
land sve-u- Washington, @Ei baggage cAe&k"''
through -,,-,,.,.>-.. c XIV.
" J PHELPS Gen. MaEsgeC iGn st:
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INSURANCE,
NTOTTCr TO COAL DEALERS.

0rTrcr PoroMAc STGasigoAT CoarASy,,
l%9 Light street, B.,LTiMoEE III:
sealed p:opo:s: vii! he :eGeycd de- Ct ms 9f!Ge
until July ii, ls.l, for IOGk IHouHAIH ~
1Gcornc's creek, coal that comes down the
Chcsapcal,c and Ohio Canal, to be delivered Oh
the wharf Of tho Potomac Steam 9"t Company ny
at nth street, Washingt%nn, d. C., during n ,nI
in such quantilo5 as the Company may elect
". +. CARTER, Superintendent
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DR.. L. respectfully informs the public that for
twenty years he has given especial attention TO
the preservation Of the natural teeth, and Will
continue to do SO. and invites those who wish -
save them to call on. him. knowing that many
treatment mi ht he preserved and made useful
for life. Artificial teeth inserted only as AP-
PROVED BY PROFESSORS AID COLL EGGS. no2O-tf
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oOTnMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER EXPRESS,
Capt. y. &. NlcELE,
Viii rc=ulne her route on Tuesday, February 70
ieH,ying pier ~ 70 Ligh; ; 4. "h"r
Up. H., TOR Alexandria. Washington and George
town. stopping III tho following WA points on
the Potomac river: Pincr Point. Stone'. wharf.
Coburn, ChapiIc" "2na.t, Chnlcl po.n!, Msthis,
Pyc'; wharf!
Returning. vii! leave Sixth s.. wharf, Wash
ington, EVERY iICkDAi 1t T q m, ant
King street whar! Alexandria. :: I .. II.
j. BRODEKo & CO,
feb ii - ii King street, Alexandria.
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ENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
" AND SHOES.
A largo stock Of new styles, very hanh-'Ina,
of the best quality and at low prices:
WADDEY'S, - King street.
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4 LOT OF LADIES, MISSES and CHILL
~ DREN'S BOOTS and SHOES out Of style,
which will hn sold at one-half the cost to manu-
far,,:rr WADDEY'S. - King street,
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MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
WADbEI;S. a King street.
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. \. STEVENS, Ger. sup:
" J PHELPS. Gen. NarGgec jan Z5-t.
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NrISSES FANCY .COLORED BOOTS,
lNI In new styles ard colors; great variety
handsome and cheap Misses Broadway and
Toilet Slippers, at
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DOIS. AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
ID \ good stock Of new styles, Of fin" qnaily,
~ low prices. "
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-24
SAN FRANcIscn. Feb. %.

SAN FgANCIsCO, Feb. -.
Gen. Turner. who directed the fire
on Charleston from the swamp
Angel. IS at the Occidental, bound
for Arizona to join his regiment.
Capt. Hoge. Of the 18th Infantry.
{. S. \, who commanded the 3D.
Board Of Trade Regiment from Chi
cago during the rebellion, goes
south on the VIM. Tabor with so
cavalry and 10 infantry, bound for
Arizona.
The case of the Montgomery
Street Straight Commissioners
against the city for $50, 900, costs
and fees. was closed this afternoon
and submitted TO Judge Stanley for
decision.
Numerous disasters to small
coasters are reported, mainly. how
ever. confined to splitting sails. etc.
Schooner Kate Piper is Ashore at
Stewards Point, and schooner Annie
is a total loss near same locality.
| Schooner Frances is ashore ut Point
Reyes. Schooner Wm. Irelan, for
Taluima Bay, returned with her
forcsail split; her second officer,
Horatio Jones, was washed =
board and drowned. Schooner
Martha and Elizabeth also returned
with foresail split and other damage.
4 number of other vessels suffered.
Rain this afternoon very heavy.
Wind fresh from the south.
1t is reported that Ashbury
Harpending has sold the original
Burro mines in New Mexico in Lon
don for 81, 750. 900.
The ship La Escasesca cleared
for Cork to-day with 1850 tons OF
flour, the first cargo of that kind for
a year.
David Gerald, a promising young
lawyer, died here this morning.
The steamer Idaho arrived this
evening all safe, having left Portland
on the 10th. She encountered a
heavy gale nearly all the way down.
and was six days and twenty-one
hours on the trip.
Fred. Ruppin, cigar maker, No.
III Sacramento street, cut his throat
from ear to ear with a knife this
afternoon, and was found dead al
most floating in blood.
Stocks weak. Belcher, SIC; Ophir.
50 70; kentuck, 81; Crown Point,
Si4; Yellow Jacket, S4i: Savage.
Sal; Chollar, S5i; Hale X Norcross,
596; Gould ~ Curry, S37 30.
Henry Driell, the sailor who fired
the whaling bark Massachusetts, il
the harbor of Lahina, was TO-DAY
sentenced to three years hard labor
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-24

FIRE At AMERICAN FLAT-THE BAY
STATE MILL Decentralization half
past 9 o'clock evening before last the
well-known Bay State Mill, at Anleri-
can Fiat, took fire, and in a short time
was totally destroyed. II has been
lying idle for the last few weeks. The
Waterman in charge was in the act of
filling a lamp with Danf0rth's non-cx-
plosive petroleum fluid, when another
lamp, filled with the same article,
from ON unexplained cause took a
notion to explode, scattering the blaz-
ing fluid around. The watchman was
quite severely burned by it, so that he
was obliged To get away rs soon rs
possible, as other can of oil near by
also took fire. lie gave the alarm.
but nothing could save the mill. IL
was the property of the Union Mill
and Mining Company, and worth be-
tween 800, 900 and $4,000. II was in
sured for $4,000 in the Pacific and
other companies.-IGold Hill News,
sd.
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FROM EMPIRE.

EMPIRE, Feb. 90.
The ball advertised by Mr.. L. II.
Williams, came off last night per
agreement at the Empire House, and
was one of the largest and grandest
affairs of the kind ever held in this
place. The hall, under the superin-
tendance of D.. T.. Davis, was SPLEEN
didly illuminated and gorgeously
decorated with the stars and stripes
and various other cmblems; the mu-
sic by Prof. Brotherhood's band
could not be excelled. About eight
o'clock carriages loaded with their
precious freight, in which we were
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pleased to see n goodly number from
Carson, began to arrive, and by
eleven o'clock the hall vas
so densely crowded with tippers of
the light fantastic, that spectators
were refused admittance. At y
o'clock supper was called, which was
gotten up by Mrs. Fox, of Dayton,
and battles all description. There
was nothing but what the table was
well supplied with, from the pre-
MUM squash down to Mark Twain's
celebrated potato. We would be
pleased to give a description of the
various dresses worn by the
ladies', but it would occnpy
too much time and space. Suffice
it to say that Miss \. B-n, of Carson
City, was the recognized belle of the
ball room. The dancing continued
until Is o'clock in the morning.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-24

\ QUEsrIoE. - Can the United
States District Court seize and hold
as Il witness a member Of the Legs
lature? 1t exercised such power
yesterday, and there appeared to be
some question in the Assembly rs TO
its authority 50 to do.
TEACHERS ISsrTTUTE.-J. W.
Whitcher. Esq, Superintendent of
Public instruction of Storey county.
will deliver M address before the
Ormsby County Teachers Institute
this Friday evening. Citizens
generally are invited to attend.
KEY FoUSD.-A short, heavy. cop
per key, with an iron handle, was
picked up near the Capitol on
Wednesday, and may be recovered
by calling at this office.
ALL the favorite brands OF the finest
Havana and Domestic Cigars, and the
best Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
a I've had AZ Jas. J. Mandlebaum's
Variety store.
60 70 Smith & SAVERS for your gen.
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at san
Francisco prices.
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$50 REWARD!

- Indian Reservation, Iruckee, a Sr
large, bright bay MARE, we.gat about S-yN
1 2O0 pounds, right trout foot white.
left hind loot white. right hind foot with a ~5aT on
the pastern joint, small white stripe down the
face with three red paint marx. across the stripe.
nine years old, and With foal.
! will pay the above reward Tor her recovery.
WM. II. WINTERS.
Carson, February 10, 1871. feit-lmt
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MONTREAL GOLD SILVER

vi MINING COMPANY. location Il prop
erty, Rose Canyon, ormsby county, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Of assessment levied
on the l7;h day # January, ISL. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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Moore d Parker''s Hall.
Executive Committee.
committee on Invitation:


Gov l. u Bradley, Lieut. Gov I Denver
jas y Minor. Hobart,
DERRY Schooling, John Day.
Cha- l. Perks, Henry < Nhiiehil,
} L""tS. Alfred Helm
nc Viii man, John CARRIER.
l. \ Buckner, II q Bltsdel,
hott p L""eTN' ih'SJ Remnant,
j l~t>tiuE~. 4 Cleveland,
I'o''' ,lu'.,u, GGttn IA
b "a Brown, Geo , Mills.
1T box, Ura " IIark ms,
Eubt Nrgrth. M BauuiHcld,
} Y Mu'r~. W y tau.
a.. n u,,Li-s LIN s,.,rr,
a 49, ~
"a -. A. r,.t,-l,v
Sc. - = -,
n ? ngu-h.~r. VI x netsuo.
" q u.x.v 1 n IIFv-.n
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STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF
y ORMSBY, SS.-I. r.. Bradley, Jas. II.
Minor and l.. \. Buckner, members OF
the Board of state Examiners, being duly
sworn. OF oath SeVpraliN say, that on the
18th day of February, ISL, they made an
official examination and count Of the
moneys. and vouchers for money, i'm the
state Treasury, and found rs follows:
Coin in thc Trcasury..--........Sl.lJ l3
Coin ON special deposit with Wells,
Fargo < Co, at Carson, and actu-
ally counted by hem .............. 60 500 -
Coin vouchers in Trcasury..--....... 3.Ig7 IS
Coin warrants in the Treasury aS
So ~
Amt coin and coin vouchers. ......Sg7 ,gl7 -
Currency in Treasury, s7,27 II.
l.. X. BRADLEY,
l.. a. BUCENER,
j. ID. MINOR.
Subscribed and sworn To before me this
2lst day OF February, A. ID. 1871.
LsEAI.l CHARLES MARTIN,
Notary Public.
\ true copy of the affidavit.
J. II. MINOR,
fe22-3t sec'y Board Of Examiners.
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LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.
Wall nrd Ernress.

AEHIvEs.-Frpm the CT. Railroad and
WaShoc at Z a. m.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, silver city
and Dayton AT 10 u. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove ana Genoa
at ) y. IN.
DErARrs.-For Washoc and c. T.. Rail-
road at q y. m.
For Dayton, silver City, Gold Eill and
Virginia at I r.. IN.
"A. IN.
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Floor Director X. L. Lowery.
fiq ii
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And in accordance with law. aud an order 0f the
Board n Trustees. made on the 18th day Of Jan
uary, ISL, 50 many shares ~ each parcel of
said stock As may be necessary will he sold by pub
lie auction, ut the office Of the company, ON Carson
street, Carson City, Nevada, on
Tuesday, the 2Ist of March, 1871,
a; the hour Of II o'clock IN. Of said day. TO pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
cost u advertising AMI expenses 81 sale.
c. LAMARiE, Secretary.
Carson. Feb. 20, ISL. ie2i-lm
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SKATING BENEFIT!
PALACE o
TINKER & SHEPARD, PROPS.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
i the entire iu;ercs; la the above named Saloon,
til. business ihereat will ia the future be carrie"
On hy them under the frm name Of Tinker &
shepard. W. ". TINKER,
" Z. SHEPARD.
Virgins, January =, ISL. ia3iU
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A DISPATC HE'S
rEou sax ~EraNsgsCo.

SPECIAL 70 THE ctEsoN DAIRY sTVrE EE8isTEE,
" sIE WESTERN UNI3S LINE.
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A willard, J " Eliysou.
J Curtis. Frank Sgyriiug,
A { Cleveland, " : Heuuifcld.
Ed Kiescle.
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de electores que haya tornado parte en-
la election de Districts; los votos obteS !
nidos por los candidates; las protestas y
sus resoluciones que Sc hubieren hecho
y tornado en- los Coleglos, y su procla-
macon. Esta certi6cacon le servira de
credencial para presentarse en- ell Con :
greso de los Diputados.
AIT. 04. A la vez remitira ell Gobier.
no Superior al Minstro de Utramar dos
de les cltadas copias literales certifca-
das, asf como ottas de las actas pareia-
les genera es de los Colegos y demas
documentos referentes la eleccion que
aquellos hubieren enviado,
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(CONTINUACION.)

Art. 81. Al terminar los actos del
Il timo dia la mesa de cada Colegio ele-
glra un Secretario comisionado para ell
escrutnio general.
ST el Diatrito electoral solo cOnsta de
un Colegio, elegira ademas del Secreta.
rio comIsionado, tres electores delegados
que sepan leer y escribir.
81 constase de los Colegios, cada uno
eleyira adenas del Secretaro comisiona-
do, un elector deIegado que reuna la
cond'cion expresada.
Y 81 constase de tres Colegioe, el que
sea cabeza elegira un elector delegado a
mas de de! Secretario conveaido.
Art. 80. A los Secretaries comisiona-
dos Sc entregsEan copias literaies certifi
cadas de las actas de los tres dias de eec
cinn de sus Colegios, en- la forma prevista
en- el artfcu!o II y de los documentos que
sc h2yan presentado.
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labra expresandose en- los terminus 81
guienteS: SeilOreS:

labra expresandose en- los terminus 81
guientes: Sehores:
Honrado con vuestros votos para pre-
sidir las elecciones del Sub-Comlte elec-
toral que acaba de formar el partido llbe
ral-conserva1or en- esta primera reunion.
debo expresaros p1blicamente mi gratltud
por esa election. Colnprendo la importan-
cia del cargo que voy a desempellar; y
porque es superior a mis- fuerzas, cuento
con la cooperation de todos los buenos
patricios que, amantes del progreso moral
y mater al de esta Isla, rivalizaran con-
migo en- lealtad por la causa del 6rden,
tlnico y verdadero sosten de nuestra glo-
ROSA bandera, en- esta apartada provincial.
No olvideis Sres., que espero con vuestro
concurso llenar cumplidamente la mission
que me habeis coniado y que de la union
sfncera de todos saldra indudablemen el
triunfo de la buena causa.
Que nuestra divisa en- polltica sa
"Union y Fraternidad;;" que nuestras as
piraciones como electores, sean slempre
la dicha y bien estar general de esta pro-
vincin al grito enthusiastic de "Viva Espa
ma" "Viva Pto- Rico Provincia Espailola :"
Sornetida la deliberacion de todos II
Candidatura propuesta para el Comite
directive y aceptada unanimemente, ell ST..
Presidente declare candidate para di pu-
tado C6rtes en- las pr6ximas elecciones
a d. Eugenio Lopez Bustamante, para Gu
va election ofrecen todos traba;ar de con
sumo, deatro del 6rden legal exiStente;
con 10 cual Sc di6 POI termnado ell acto
fernando ell Sr. Presidente, Vocales de la
junta y demas Sres. electores presentes de
que certifico.-El Secretario, Carlos Va
sallo
Crist6bal Vallecillo Jose Fernandez
Hez Juan N, Surillo Andres Batty --
Angel Santisteban. Jose Mir.-Leandro
Fernandez. Louis Roux.-Manuel Benz
tez -Ger6nimo Vallecillo. Juan Ochoa.
Simon Sanchez.-Emilio Morili Juan
de la Cruz Rodriguez -Pbro. u. Alejandfo
Lopez.-Juan de la Cruz Rodriguez
Pedro Vidal.--Jos6 Masnou. Jose de
Sarraga. Domingo Olasagasti Antonio
Bonet.-Jos6 Prats. - Emilio Garcia. --
Angel Perez. Lorenzo Caballer. Gre
gorio Lastra.
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Adyierte que es desati-
Siendo de vidrio ell tela-
Tomar piedras en- la ma
Para tirar al veci-

Nosotros desafamos nuestro colega &
quo entire los tirmantes del documento
que impugna nos halle un vago, un bor-
racho, un perdido, uno de esos polfticos
famelicos, en- fin, que tanto suelen abundar
por aquf.
No sabemos 81 entire los frmantes habra
en- efecto algunos que no tengan la edad
de electores; 10 que ST puede asegurarse
es que por cada menor que halle Ell Pro
greso entire ellos, es facil buscar diez en-
otras protestas iberales-reformistas que
no ha mucho han visto la luz p1blica.
Siempre tergiversando el sentido de las
palabras confunde ell colega el signi6cado
del verbo poseer con el de representa-. Los
firmantes de Ia protesta representa- no
solo 10 que ellos tienen y saben sino tam
bien la propiedad. ell saber y ell comercio
de aquellos de sus amigos que piensan y
hubieran frmado como ellos.
Y por 10 que q bancos respecta, Ell
ProgresO nos hace Greer que no esta bien
enterado del signi6cado de Ia ,palabra
banqwero; que es, segun la Academia,
cdnabssta, y segun la Sociedad Llterarla,
el que es datej7o de toados destinados no soto
al giro 3 cambio de letras, siao al descuesto
de pagor&s, d .tacilitar dimero sobre papel
del E'stado q q otros negocios pecueiarios.
mos negara El Progreso que las persona
califcadas de banqueros entire los frman
tes protestamtes 10 son realmente segun
los dictionaries de la lengua, haya 8 no
bancos en- Puerto Rico? Esto nj 10 pueden
negar, nj 10 ignoran los Sres. Redactores
del peri6dico radical Pero como hay
muchos que no leen mas que El Progreso,
que Green como el Evangelio, era precise
aunque fuera ante ellos pooer en- berlina
a las respetables personas aludidas, y este
hizo nuestro bien intencionado colega.
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SECCION DE ACTAS.
Sr. Redactor del "Boletin Mercantil."
Yabucoa. Abril Is de 1871.

Muy Sr. mio Y de mi consideration
como Secretario del Sub Comite de este
pueblo, por mandate de la junta que lc
compone, Sc dignara U. dar publicidad a.
acta por la que fueren electos en- la que
proponen su candidate para diputado
Cortes en- las pr6ximas elecciones.
ACTA:
En- ell pueblo de Yabucoa los 10 dias
del mes de abril de 1871, Ieunidos en-
junta preparatoria los electores que sus-
criben previa invitacion, y con ell compe
tente permiso de la autoridad, EN- la casa
habitacion de D. Eugenio Mattey, Sc pro-
cedi6 a nombrar las personas que han de
formar ell Subj -Comit6 liberal-conservador
de este pueblo, bajo la presidencia ad hoe
de D. Felipe Mir y su Secretario d. Carlos
Vassallo; y alberta la session las 8 de la
noche dada lectura del manifesto del
Comite Central de San Juan de Puerto
Rico, asf como de la circular del Comite
directive de Guayama, en- la que participa
la eleccion de los Sres. que la componen
y la candidatura adoptada para diputado
a C6rtes en- las pr6ximas elecciones por
este Cfrculo electoral; Sc recogieron por
el Secretario los votos que fueron deposi-
tados: y hecho el escrutinio en- la forma
establecida por estos actos, resultaron
electos:
D. Felipe Mir, Presidente.-Lo odo., D.
Leandro Aponte, Vice-presidente ---Vo-
Gales: D. Manuel Nadal.-D. Teodoro
Agui'ar.-D. Francisco Rivera.-y D.
juan Anglada. Secretario, D. Carlos Vas
sallo.
Ocupados los puestos de la Presidencia,
Vocales etc, elSr. Presidente tom6 Ia pa.
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Diputacion provincial para ante dicho
Tribunal Superior.
Puerto-Rco, Is de Abril de 1s71.-
BALDRICH.
Sres. Corregidores y Alcaldes de los
pueblos de la Provincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-21
GACETILLA

Fiestas Reales-Por acuerdo Excmo
Ayuntamiento de esta Ciudase hace
saber, que ell 90 del corriente On prin.
cipfo los festeios que ha dispueston mo-
two del advenimiento al trono Espa6a
de S. M. ell Rey D. AMADEO / D. q
yen los terminus que expresa brogra.
ma repartido al vecindario; porhto. in
vita los vecinos de esta pobla(, para
que durante los cinco dias de fl ador-
men con banderas y colgaduras balco-
nes de sus casas, iluminandobor Las
noches. Asf mismo Sc ha acordakue los
vecinos puedan dar bales en- los sef5a-
lados, sin ell pago del derecho edecido.
p1es quedan de hecho autorizaA clio.
Puerto Rico, Abril 19 de lei
Corregidor, Jose Nicolas Daubd
Recapitulemos. -Recapitulando gran.
diosos hechos de armas de los Ercitos
alemanes en- la guerra pasad;s, sultan
los siguientes interesantes dat hasta
ahOra nunca vistos en- la histol
La guerra dur6 desde ell 19 dlio del
ano pasado hasta el % de febree el pre-
sente; en- todo, pnes, doscientokz dias.
Soamente Ell trece dias, no ase We.
rific6 Ia movilizacon de uodos IGrcitos
aemanes, sino mas de 600, ,OO0dados
fueron trasportados en- cinco Ii fer
rsas q las fronteras de francla.
Mas de $4,000 soldados cod 10 al
equipaje, artlllerla, municiones ballos
ilegaoan cada dla a Ia ffontera haban
sus posiciones fjadas de antem|Todo
esto ss verified con el mayor Lcio y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-21
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