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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was a,tive yestsr-
dag Tor CAN borrowers and late in the day ths rates
declined to per cent. Government bonds were
quiet but steady The gold marke, weak tened GU &C
count OF the anticipation Of the gold be paid for
redemption of the S-0's. The stock market was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-29

The Council did well yesterday in adopting a
resolution requesting the Governor TO withhold
ms approval from the proposition to purchase
the property known as the Savage square for
market purposes. When il is designed to paw
$4,000 for what competent and reliable judges
declare to be worth only 50, OoO,-with all valid
public reasons pointing in another directon,-it
Is time for somebody TO call a halt. A profit of
two hundred per cent. may not be considered
much Of steal by rings in New York, but ii is
m9Te than We can stand in Washington
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In accordance with our usual custom, THE
STAR will not be issued on to- morrow, Thanks
siving) in order that all employed on the paper
may have an opportunity to observe and enjoy
the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-29

As every individual democrat seems to have a
Pet policy of his own about these times, the
business Of interviewing the prominent men of
the paTty Is actively carried ON by enterprising
newspapers. The result is not very satisfactory.
MI Belmont, Of New York, the last one submit
ted to the pumping process, was rather reticent.
and told the reporter Of the New York Herald.
who called on him for his views, that he did not
want to be interviewed as to that matter. The
reporter was persistent, however, and, in answer
to leading question, Mr.. Belmont said it
was not true that the members Of the general
democratic committee had held conference or
decided on anything connected with the holding
OF The convention, and he then added, soto roce,
" The democracy cannot afford to make any rash
resolutions just now "Then that's the whole
thing in aEutshen 20 alt is" And il Ia ex-
setiy the information desired to ascertain -
was the reporters reply rs he took his leave.
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The present viii be found to be an excellent
tine for cleaning Pennsylvania avenue and the
ether streets paved with wOOd,-not a simple
ueShng OF the surface with broom, as is usual
~ done, but good, thorough scraping with those
old fashioned and efficient implements, the
shovel and the hoe. Won't the proper authori-
ties oblige the whole community BY seeing that
they are put promptly and vigorously in motion?
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The New York Central Railroad has succeeded
IN its contest with the internal revenue bureau,
and gets its tax on scrip dividends cut downfrom
over 81 Geo ,O00 as assessed, to about siO5, 900
The tax il assessed now only on so much of the
new stock az represents earnings that have &C
erued since the income tax law was enacted; and
the company was allowed to figure ont the pro-
portion for itself In the case of an individual
no inquiry is made As to the time Of earning in
come, but Of receiving it, and it Is outrageous
that rich corporation like the New York Cen
trail shOu get off by paying tenth of its INST
dues through ruling that does not apply to the
individual taxpayer.
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Minister CatacaZy is nothing IL not sensa-
tiOAal, and seems determined to keep his name
in the papers. Ii we may believe the New York
San, he engaged twenty of PinkertOn's detec-
tIyes to watch the Poles in New York and guard
the son Of the Car against their Vaccinations.
Who is TO protect him from the detectives does
not appear. Those inventive gentlemen, in
emulation Of their illustriOus chief, and with a
view 70 magnify their own services modestly
admit that they have been unable to discover
any plot TO asSasSinate Alexis, yet profess to
have in their possession evidence that a number
If meetings OF various Polish lodges have been
he,t. at which the strongest and most hostile
language was used in reference TO His Imperial
HighneSs. They furthermore assert that they
have documents which will prove that there
would be danger in allowing the Prince to 60
unguarded. The result is that in the New York
apartments of Alexis, PinkertOn's men keep
watch and ward by day and night, and the
police force is doubled, while two of the Princes
bOdy guard sleep in the saloon adjoining his
bed chamber, ard a faithful Russian sentinel
PAGES the corridor. With all these precautions
the Grand Duke and his faithful attendant,
tatacaZy, arc represented to be very nervous
ard when the former was serenaded at the
Clarendon hotel they had one of Pinkerton's
men 1irect Capt. Cameron, of the police force
90 eit ar the stOoP of the adjoining house. For
performing that duty AMI making the proprietor
OF the house, who claims 10 be a German but is
suspected Of being a Pole, 90 inside his resi-
dence, charges have been preferred against
Capt. Cameron, and he is to be tried by the
Police Commissioners.
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- Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

~ POST OFfICE DEPARTMENT.,
U4 WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. 3, 1871.
Com plants ing been received that the Letter
Carriers at eral OF the free delivery offices solicit
donations By means Of New Years addresses, and
this practice being considered preudcia the ser
VC e. and deFogstory to the respect carriers should
at IN times command
II 4 therefore ordered that the issuing OF any ad-
drrss or substitute therefor by letter carriers in
fended or Calculated TO induce ths public to make
thers sserstiou- or the soliciting of presents By
nj ans "na'e'e John Al. y. CRgswELL,
ma Postmaster General.
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|" BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,

w pisTRrCr OF COLUMBIA,
WARRINGTON, November 5, Is71.
Ordered. that no contractor shall receive, upon
order from the board for material, thing but the
nz.srial ordered exact In quantity aud quality; aud
no contractor shall receipt for material until he
shall have bad delivered TO him upon the work for
which II was issued and contractor shall receive
issue any due bill certificate OF ack nowledgment
II material due upon order OF this board.
Any contractor violating this order shall have his
contract snnuled, and be debarred from further
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
MOI Vice President.
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The weather.

"nh DzrARrMESr, 0eee Ca,0 Siszal Oaes.t
WARRINGTON, ID. q Nov. %, 1871, 10 q. m (
sISoPsIs FOR THE PAST Twenty rOUR HouRs-
Inc low barometer which Tuesday morning extended
over the southern states, has advanced northeast
ward TO the middle and east Atlantic cossts Light
TAIN mas fallen from Louisiana to Tenn ssee, and
hgnt snow from Msrylald and the Ohio valley
norinwsrfj snow still continues over the greater
Rprt9n q this latter region, and heavy IN western
New 1o'k. The area 81 high barometer now extends
from Alabama to Lake Erie and eastward, with
nortnwest winds, clearing weather, and falling
temperature. FRESH northerly winds prevail on the
atlantic coast, backing to west in Georgia and
florids Communication with the Pacific coast is
now interrupted. Falling barometer. with light
rain, was yesterday reported from California.
PRosABILITIBs.-fhe barometer will probably
Continue lowest during the day in northern New
land With rising pressure, and increasing north
wet WINDS over the middle and eastern states and
the lakes; cloudy weather, with local SHOWS, CON
tinue during the day in Pennsylvania and New York
clearing away to night the area Of highest pressure
move southeastvard over illinois, Iautjonary sig
nails continue for to day at Osvego and Rochester
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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Mr.. T.. e. Fulton, one OF the members of the
national republican committee, gives public
notice in advance through the columns of his
paper, the Baltimore American, that they pro-
pose to introduce in that committee a "resolu-
ton urging and recommending the republicans
of all the states to refrain from sending federal
ofhce-hOlders as delegs.es to the national repub-
lean convention" The committee "maintain
that the masses Of the people, the men who
neither seek nor would bold office, are the most
earnest and persistent of those who desire the
denomination of President Grant, ," and as those
who oppose his denomination shave asserted
that the voice OF the people on this subject has
been stified by those who dependent on
Presidential favor; the committee propose to
show the falsity of such statements by confin-
ing the delegations entirely to those who 90 not
hold office. The denomination OF President
Grant by such a convention, will, says Mr..
Fulton, ''silence all cavaliers on this subject,
a nd cOndUee TO the unity and harmony of the
Z aIty everywhere" The time and place of
Ia Gliding the convention are to be settled upon at
he approaching meeting of the national COM
mittee in this city on the 18th OF January next.
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~ n OF ICE.
In accord aDce with the following directions of the
Governor Of the District Of Columbia, viz:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Nov IS. IEI
To fhs AUDITING Commission:
You are hereby authorized and directed to resume
the examination Of claims and evidence not hereto
lore submitted for your action, AID TO give public
notice that viii continue to receive such appi-
cations vouchers until the llth day of December
next, and embrace the same in yOur final re port
(SignedI H. ID. COOKE Governor
all creditors Of the late corporations Of Washington
Georgetown ard the Lev Court, who have not as yet
presented their claims before the Commission APP
pointed TO receive and audit them, are hereby re-
quesied TO present them before the Ith day of
enber next that the same may be acted pom and
embodied in their final report; otherwise serioas
delay and other may result to partie,
negiectng to avail themselves Of this privilege a.
their claims could not be embraced in the recomne
daIcn Of the ConmissiOn share in the provisions
TO be made for the payment Of clsims audited and
allow ed.
The Commission win meet EVERY DAY, (sun.
days excepted from 20 O'Clock a. m, to o'ctccx D.
m. At TIE OFFICE OF A. 8. PRATT & SON,
FIbsT FLOOR, Y. M. c. A. BUILDING, corner
Of Ninth and d streets.
A. 8. PRATT.
y: i. NJ. FAEHTZ,
w DIXON.
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BIRDS.

IkPoRTED CANARY BIRDS JUST RECEIVED:
= me singers; brass and wire cages. Pre-s(
pared Iood Tor N0eking B1fds Always ON hand: -
NO. $40 street, between 9Th and 5th streets u
no2-m- D. HkHRICH. 49,
TMP0RrID CANAkY BIRDS, Just Received.
y blkp FOOD and CAGES for sale at 5000
ylvenia avenae, between 81 and AZ. ~
nole i'm FRED. ZALLAR. -
CAhAkeY BIkDs cBscsissd PET .sssnsr Berlin,
. slI be s0 "a & :os ss
cents per botsnlss1tsBt ssesst,ntlI @ band, g
pols-lu eos 7th st.s near D,
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Thirty head Of HORSES for sale &C
4 j. q. HOwARDS STABLES. from
Pennsy lyanis, ranging In prices from 40 IN
np 70 900. One in want u horses wouldENZA
do well In examining them. no - p.
ENOR SALE-One of the oldest established m -st
II successful and best known RESTAURANTS IN
the city of Washington. n. @. sspper aud dining
rooms, efeesnt bar, complete in every particular.
best location in the city; long lease and reasonable
rent doing splendid business. aud y a chance sell
dom offered: Address box sos Post once, Wssh-
layton, ID. &. no . 81
SHAREs IN THE ECONOMICAL BUILDINa
Once. NJ p III
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MEDICAL, &c.

See OLD DR. DARBY, on az street three assq:
week, without change Of diet or S,sS's.sS from
MapbME B9yINs MONTHLY PILLS Is
Agency 900 street :. W. opposite smith:
CONSULT DR.. LEON.-He guarantees a speedy
iRf q WHOM sna
ed physicsh for such specially IN .Ss civ and
Ladies aud gentlsnsn consult ha cOnfidestisiiS
and privately at II street. ocz -tr
I AIDES SUFFERING FROM IRkEGULARI-
their should cOnfds in DE-. LION, the oisssf ss'
ing specially Of female ccplsint. IN the city He
especially invites call from those who have been
cure or no charge s.paps,, sa,1S ~, az ss
t.sH's. Rooms No. TIA I.street, between TN ana
nR, GARDEER, LATE OF THE RIOORD J. 3,
from 70 :. m e 10 p m, q S. once, n. " cor1ss
Or his residsnos, ioos e.ssehusstts sSeens. &.
IN in ae. iss ss :. biz
s ssfss, a1sp as and pTases q thirty
B;1;ggon the recs.s. Of sls, .ari.. and n.e,-
S nec s. ssns ~ s1sr he e ssr'
DR; MOTIFS rRkNCH PowDEfs, CA = TAIN
~ CURE Ter Nervous Debility, SEMINAL Ennis
scrotnla, skn Disease, sy phis, In all lie forces
speedily cured.
Bsise.H asresia and Msrss.y s,soa,Ssas
Sold in M.shirsson sy Nm b; fS ,I SLsLE,
frics. 8 S. per sox, seni 81 nail Us ~
NKW sToREl NEW PkiCEsii
Just received, another invoice 81 tbos sI=r
S ssis1 !, kRc sShs s1ft1 sfs
nEfor, ais Tth street, bstweeE saaWx
nisSOLUTIoN OF CO-PARfSEEsHIP.-Tb
GA. WILLfAns ! Co Is tiis DAY dis.oir .. y
mutual consent. A. j. Williams. Of said dru, hath
as UNI d and vii pay. tho Indebtedness Of ssd rm
snd he alone authorized 20 collect and receipt fOr
All cebts ana accounts wing 10 said hrm.
Now n Der Is, ISL. Al. WILLIAMS,
noZ.sts LII. McDADE.
Arb PAID FOB LApIKs,,- GEEIH And
" CLlLpRrNH CAST OFE CLOTHING,
BOOTS. eH0Ks, ETC., q l.. 0RADw0HLS, lfsx
erscRe street. Georeetovr. Note ey mail frs9
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ne LARGEST An MIST AssoRrNEyr

FOX SALE.
HE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
o. nne Gsle and silver WATCHES, solid Gold n
CHAINS, DIAMONDS, and every variety 81 IN
other hne JEW ELRY. solid Silver Ware from ~
Sorham and other manufactures; the best Silver
PLATED ere On n.ckls silver all kinds Of Americaa
AZ imported Clocks; Music Boxes the finest las-
ufacturei Brceeh Loading and other Guns in great
variety; kevovers, Cutlery and the greatest 80
ton Of Fancy Goods in the city, il offered b. =
GoLDsTEIN co at their new store, 6I9 Pe.n-
sylvania avenue. under the Mctrop litAn Hotel and
At their old stand, 209 ~ street Every arti.ls
fully warranted. and ~ prices comparing fayorahiT
with any other first class establishment in this q
any other city. ONE PRICE ONLY. NOES
FOR sALE-The RIGHT Of the District in Doty
. Gas Generator Tor lighting hotels, resi- lences,
stores, churches. &c. with superior gas light at
ons-quarter the cost Of coal gas One a these ma
chimes las boeu used At No. ll3 Penn-ylyan'a aE-
enue since February last and gives entire satisac-
uon. For price aud terms inc uire 81
A. NJ. DANIELS,
nolS-lm' southeast corner of7th aud -ts.
FOR sALF-HoRsE, BUGGY aud HARNESS;
~ good business rig. Can be At -
HON AIDS Stables, q street, between 9th IN
and 9TH. sA5. nOS-u "a
EoRsALE. CHgAP-A hne SET % SURVEYING
IL INSTRUMENTS, in perfect order, at
}. "A. SQUIERS, Mo-ey Broker,
oCzo-u 1907 street.
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BOARDING.


FTRN rsaR 1l Rooms ANn B0AsB AZ So
car psss TIE docr No. 4l3 Massachusetts avenue,
DARL0R AND CHAMBER, 0CoMMUNI
eating, nicely furEishel, for rent: with or WITH
og on, Board. Call at sos 7th street, next corner
I ARGE, wELL-FURNIsnED ROOMS i,
- suites Of two and three. suitable for Senators
ana rs ntar hotels and between to
between Il and y. 1otl-as'
FOB RENT-Hans-omclv FURNISHED PAR
y LOB and BED ROOM adjoining and siRZi.
ROOMS, with the best liable Board Rrasonab .
rates Modern canyeniences. References exchanged
DsIaSo 81 $40 '2h street next door to sss5e s'
DLEAsANT FURNIsHED ROOMS. ON FIRST
n ana second noors fronting south; with ir-t class
near 5th. noes sts''
pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
hrst class board at 1909 Z street, corner lob
sueet. n0E-E
EIBsT CLASS BOARD, with pleasant FRONT
80, 70 De bad on bic terms al COO
FINE ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
srs, css TIL % single sul5sble for members Ai-o
anor Inn shle Board; spacious dining rooms, ir-t
HOUSE No. 4I6 lorH STREET. BETWEEN
- snd SITS, having changed hands. has been
seS"n ~ BosRbF snd R. IOs ressy for the re-
Alec, Basement Room, suitable FOR once nosT-ims
ZINE HANDSOMELY fURNISHED PAR
ino iors we'll adapted to the comfort and canyeni.
RoAMRD, at No. 6Is II street, between sth aud !ts
y. w. tno23-2w.0
RoAkDlNG.-NO. els n street north, betwees
ON ana fth streets west, one ssuare from Patent
once, Is now open for the reception Of Department
clerks and others desiring he comforts of hanle in
Pheasant family and pleasant well furnished ROoms
Win ali 1he modern ConvanieT and fref-ciass
TABLE BOARD. TABLE BoARDERs can also
pe ecconmodsted nos 2w'
FOR RENT-ROOMs for rent near JUDICIARY
square: single or en- suite, either furnished or
uniurnished: Board N desired. At 3lc 81 street.
corner oI INDIANA avenue nol7 In
EoR RENT-A handsome suite OF ROOMs ana
BOARn, suitable for member Of Congress and
VIE; az l2oe street N. W. Also, one or two
single ROOMS NIGEL furnished. noIl -itns
HANDSOMELY FuRsIsHED Rooms en- suif.
or SINGLE hot and cold baths, aud All other con-
Neniences, can be obtained AZ 723 18th street r.
tween g and streets. Also TABLE BoARDERs.
EIRsT-CLAss BOARD, WITH PLF1sINT
Il FRONT Rooms, &c had on rea.onabie t..,,r.
At 1901, corner Pennsylv anita avenus and is,s
street: eco1 iacstton and snoe.ssbie -shl, -
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1891 New York avenue.
ESGIkEERs CHS ID street, N. W.
Once hours, from 10 a. m to pm
no4-lm iSunday Chron
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~sECoND ANNUAL sOOIABLE AND SUP
THANKSGIVING NIGHT Nov. sOth ISL, under
ne auspices Of the Ladies' Benevolent Society of
North Washington. Tickets 81. no25- it'
~NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That appli.
u3 cation will be made to the NATIONAL
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF Washington, ID. o.,
for new CERTIFICATE OF DEP bSIT in the place
II = lost one issued by said company to LAW
RENCE ROSSlTER. numbered ono thousand eight
hundred and ffty-eight. no 25-lOt*
Me- GEORGETOWN TAXES ON REAL AND
uS Personal PROPERTY can now be paid
vsnia avenue Office Hours from a. m. TO 3 D. m
MONDAYS any SATURDAYS from 9 a. m. to D.
IN. An abatement Of per cent. ON all bills paid
prior to December LIST proxIm9. ,
Deputy Collector for Georgetown.
WM. Il. SLATER,
November 18th, ISL. nol5tf
n@THE DAILY PATRIOT.
On and sfter SATURDAY, December ID. 1871,
THE DAILY PATRIOT will be served by carriers
in the City and District at Fifty Gents per month.
This reduction has been determined upon in order
to place the paper within reach OF all Glasses 1t
will heretofore contain all the latest and freshest
news, and will be in every sense live newspaper.
The managers have also determined upon a
corresponding reduction in The rates OF adverts-
ing. no25-6t
n~ METROPOLITAN PRIsMATIC" WOOD
S PAVING COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1891 New York avenue
ESGIhEERs |" 6is ID street, NJ W.
Once hours, from 10 a. m. to pm.
nal- 4 nm shrau 4
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~SPE6IAL HOTICE.-Particulsr attention
~ Is herewith called to the advertisement OF
tiob sale of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, at their
Loan once, No. 209 "a St, which com nences on
continues mornings and evenings during the bal
snce OIL the week. The accumulated goods consist
able elseW here and Of variety Of goods such as are
taken by hrst class loan Office. They warrant
no25-7 II w T. WALL 20
IRepublioan, Herald, Capital, and Chronicle1
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De cAuLFIELDs CLASSES
VOCAL AND IEsrsUMENTAL MUSIC.
% IT xSAt Y. IL. y. A. Rooms,
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FURNISHED ROOMS And BOAEB AZ -
per week. Table Board. a. per week street
cars pass the DOR. No. AIS Massachusetts avenue,
bet -een 9Th and 5th streets no p n
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AkGE, wELL-FURNIsHED Rooms in
20 sSies 81 two and three. suitable for Senators
lines 81 teet cars. Board If desired. 51I 18Th 81,
betNetn n ana
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fhbn kSs CAST ksPlt eir stsEJ5T hkD
Bridge ,treet, Georgetown. Mote by mail frs1
eeorsetsWp OF WashinGton stfepted % cox]y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-22
A s T u R I A S

Los siguientes apuntes sobre la III
queza material de Ast1rias los toma
mos de La Bandera EspaNOla:
"Estribandonos en- Ia irrefutable
clocuencia de los hechos, vamos q po-
ner en- conocimiento del pdblico al
gunos datos relatives q la actual RI
queza material de la provincial de AS
ttirias, datos que 81 bien no tendran
gran interes para algunos, no dejan de
tenerIo para aquellos que desean abrir
paso a la luz, para que de este modo
sc puedan juzgar las cosas tai cual son
y no bajo,la La ciega passion, que STEM
pre-, por desgracia, domina al que juz-
ga 10 aieno en- relacion con 10 propio.
Al emprender este trabajo, no es
otro nuestro objeto que el de poner q
esta provincial en- el lugar que verda-
dcramente lie corresponds ocupar en-
el congreso que forman todas las que
componen nuestra Espafla; pues sa-
bido es que algunos la Green la mas
pobre de la Peninsula, y este error ne
cesita Wn desengaNo. Aunque nosotros
estamos muy lejos de compararla con
otras, la creemos tambien muy lejos
de ser tan miserable como suelen pin
tarnosla.
Mineralmente considerable, cuenta
on su senO con las lucratfvas minas de
.4,nao, Santofrme, Langreo, Quirds y
otras que no mencionaremos por ser
de menor importancia 6 por hallarse,
unas abandonadas y otras sin explotar,
tales como Las Morales, Ferro1es, "
Nabona, etc. La de Arnao es bien CO.
nocida de este comercio por ell inme-
jorable zinc que de ella importa y que,
compitiendo al principle cen el ex-
tranjero, ha llegado en- ell dia & supe-
rarle, tanto por su buena elaboration
como por su duracion, calidad y exec
lentes condolences. Ell producto de
todas consiste en- carbon, zinc, kierro,
acero, cristal y algunos metales mas
valiosos, tddo en- grandc escala y de
la mejor calidad; verdades que han
comprendido perfectamente los ingle-
ses, al llevar a su pats estos productos.
En- cuanto al hierro y ell acero, ma.
die ignora que Ia misma provincial tie
ne grandes fundiciones, fAbricas de
armas y maquiuaria de todas classes,
como Mieres del Canine, Trdbia, La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-22
DISPOSITION ACERTADA.

He aqui, dice Ia Tos de Cuba, Ia que
ha tornado el ST. Teniente Gobernador
de Cienfuegos, de acuerdo con los duenos
de establecimientos y en- obsequio de los
dependencies de los mismos, que tendran
frances los dias de servicio. La reproduce
mos, del Dio,io de Ia localidad:
Ie,sencia de Gobier,ao polltico y milita,'
de Oie,yitegos. .-Debiendo conciliar los in
tereses de los duenos de establecimientos,
con los dc sus dependencies, he dispuesto
que en- 10 successive Sc cierren todos aque-
Hos los domingos dias de dos cruces,
desde las doce del dia Ell adelante, sin que
desde esa hora Sc puede expender NADIA,
mas que en- un case de urgente necesidad.
-Quedan exceptuados dnicamente las DO
ticas, panadeiias y fondas por la razon que
todos comprenderar. Para. que este sea
una regla general, los mismos duenos de
establecimientos, elegirdn entire ii y por
barrios, comisiones de vigilancia que po
dram turnar por semana y vigilar por 81
el cumplimiento de esta disposicion; la
policla dara aviso los asiaticos, puestos
de frutas y vendedores ambulantes para
que ninguno alegue ignorancia, Espero de
Ia culturs de todos, no me dejar6n NADIA
que desear en- este punto que tiene Ell SILL
to fin de que todos Sc consagren 4 las prac-
ticas religiosas que hemos aprsndido de
nuestros padres.-Cienfuegos, setiembre
10 de 167l.-El Teniente gobernador.-
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