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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12

los capitales, 10 harlan con Ia nsejor yo-
luntad no Sc entienda por ESQ, que que
dan obligados a .otra cosa cue q 10 otre-
cido, y de ninguna manera pagar inte-
reses. q
Art. 4o-Cuatto: en- los primeros seis
amos de los doce dc espeTa pedldo en- es-
tas propocisiones do convenio, sc como
prometen les dichos liquidadores { pagas
primeramente los acreedores hipctecas
rios convecionafee; y en- les otros seis
amos sus demas acreedores, incluyendo
en- estos 1ltimos pelo postergados les
demas, les cfeditos procedentee de las
compras que hicierona sus antiques COP
socios de sus acciones y dereckos, & sa-
beI: .. Domingo Bregaro, D. Agust!n
Calimano, Don Juan A Espendez, Isl to-
davia fuese acleedor] Don Pedro y Don
Miguel Fuentes. Tan justa es esta pro-
posicion, que los tftulos de estes d|timos
acreedores como procedeute de una so.
ciedad quebrada, pues 10 estaba &c hecho
la de Moljnari Espendez y oompania,
cuandos nos cedieron sus acciones y de-
rechoa, 10 pueden preferir dc niDguna
manera 4 los demas acreedoTes 7de csta
miema quiebra &aa T6ngase ademas pre-
sente que contra esos tltulos 6~credltos
estan reservadas y admitidas Lac reservas,
va del ex-s6co Eependez, "a de los acree
edores Luis Bonafous y compaflla, va dc
los presentes Iiquidadores para que todos
sus haberes sean los que fueren, fguren
en- la presento quiebra, como deben II
gurar 81 fuese necesario y esta va pfevis-
to.
Art. 5o-Quinto: loa acres'lores Sc ser
vilan hiar Ia quota alimentlcia que ha de
uuedar 4 cada uno de les liqaidadores, sef
al que quede al frente de la admlnstra-
cion oe loa bienee, como al que qoede
separado de dicha administration duran
to la termination dc dicho conveui0.-
Guayama primero De Setiemhre de mil
ochocientos sesenta y echo --Oon ell tin
indioado de cue Sc de cuenta los acree
edores de ests quiebra de lea proposcio-
nes do convenio para pag&F sus craditos
cue que3an eetablecldos; acudo q y. su-
pIicando Sc siFva h&cerme por presenta-
do como este escEito que contiene las re-
petldas pr0poslclcnes dc conVehlo; oispo'
ner cue de elias Sc d6 cuenta q los &cFee-
dores en- ia junta cue ha de celchraFse
hoy En dc que las discutan., est!non
8 desestilnen, como vicIen que conven-
gan sus deyachos; pues asi es &c JUST
oia que pido &o.-Guayana p1imero de
Setienlbre lie mil ochocentos eesenta y
cho.-Frauoisoo Molinari.-Junta de
acreedores.-En ell pueblo de Guayama
el dm psjmero lie Setemhre de mil ocho-
ciento. sesenfa y ocho, estando en- gu
despacl.o ell sr. D. Maximino Luzums,
ris, Juez do paz accidental, y COMO tel
CumiGari0 De esta Quebga de la liqujda
cion de les SIea. Mo!iuari Espendez y
comrania comparecieron ante dioho s..
para is Junta dispuesta J sehs'ada para
hoy 81 falido D. Francisco MoIinari, y
de eus acgeedores los siguientes.'
Pesos. Give.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12


En este eatado Sc ent1l0 & los concur-
rentes del balance general que obra ca
auto do les escritos eve procede1 provo
cando esta Junta 2 del do ptcpoa'clones
presentada en- este dia por el qpebrados
Sc tavieran & la vista lea libros de conta-
b.lida,i Derteuecieatas Ia quicers, sa
depositario administrator D. Antonio Al
caile, h:zo 1presente eve hace pocos dIas
nro2uio aute eI Sir. Juea Consultar gus
zeoaoce de estos autos Ia cuenta go-
neral de. sn administration, poF 10 CUE
no Ia exibe en- este acto; por taato Sc 80
net;eron 4 discussion las proposIcIones
Que hoce el comun doudor en- su cltado
eecrfto &c, hoy Den otro csao para qae De
aoueFde el ncmbFamento &c S'ndicos,
que ha de- recaer en- acreedores Ia
meea Y sin cue pued;s exeder su ndmero
de tres que es e. tipo Legal.
En- yirtud y deepnes dc ma detenida
discucion, accr1aron todoa les aoreedoFes
presentes en- aceptar como aceptaron lag
p.orosIdionee ae cony.nio coasignadas
en- 81 esorito presentedo con essa Eecha
Dor ell auebrado, Don Fraoisco Mo'nsfl,
aue-d:spuao eI ST., Joe2 Conlisa'io faeae
rubrlcado por ei rliaa9o = 81 sctuaTlo;
habians,o elegido los pfspioa acreedoFea
para administration liquidador de ama
% al relerido Doa Francisco Molinari;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12
MERgANTII,
Inteigencla Martina.
E,straaa y Sagsdo de TGpores.
VAPoREs CoRREos EsPANoLEs.

/ xL?3tTOEN y O00sttsU Ceo 0Y0'oos
VApoREs CoRREos EsPANoLEs. )
De Cadiz los dias IA y 20 y siguen para
la Habana.
! De la Habana Maysgues y Aguadilla'
: os dias u y %. Siguen para santh6mas y
uelven Ia Habana los dias y Is,
VAPoREs CoRREos INaLEsEs.
De la Habana el 10y siguen Santh6
mas con la correspondence para Europa
volviendo Ell II para continu ar viaje a Ia
Habana.
VAPoREs FRANCHISES.
De Santh6mas Ell dia 1e y sigue para
Santiago de Cuba de donde yuelve 81 81
para tomar la correspondence destinada
a Europa.
VAPoR CosTANERo AGUILA.
? El las de Ia maflsna sale para Arc
cibo sigue para Ia costa del Oeste hasta
Faiardo, llegando la Capital e! Is,
El -l5 sale para Fajardo y sigue hasta
Aguadilla volviendo la ;apital el Is.
FL % sale para Arecibo hasta Fajardo
vslviendo el 26.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12

Don Antonio Alcaide, como
lquidador de Ramon Al
caide y companla por su
cr6dito hipo1ecario segun
el balance 1921 90
Don FioIencio Caro-, per su
idem id. ---~.-------- % ~ Il
Don Jos6 MaIfa Maasali,
por sU id -.------ 240 w
D. Jos6Maria Cape, con po-
der especially bastante dc
D. Miguel Fuentes' 'confe
liloIe ante ell Escribano
de Salinas el dia de aver
elteatimonioquepreeent6
y lie fu6 devuelto ror ea
cr&dito de. S,353 4o
d. Pedro Fuentee, por gu
credito de once mil Pc
sos ----.---...... AA.OUV
Alberto Modesto, por su Id.
de. de........-...s..'- 4o
Alexandra Monies, porel
suyo de- liz 81
DR.. Don Honor5 B!endet, y
por su id. de- OILS "
D. Federico Vazquez,
| por su id. de. 20 =
I D. Ramon Colemer, por
eu id. de. 233 80
D. Adolfo Porrata, con po-
der especial y baataDte
; de Don Boyer Jeune, 1-
segun el cue lc conf
rio con esta fecha ante
e] presente Escribano,
.cuyo testimonio ha ex'
h:bido y le fu6 dcvuel
I to por gu cI6dito de. -. 562 So
D. Iguacio Diaz, como en-
doastario Gel pagar6 Ii
brado por D. Francisco
| Moljnari, ocho de Ma ~ 1
70 de mil ochooientos
sesenta y seis ala Or
den de Mass6 y dias por
tante @ d.......... a,47e 70
| 3. Francisco Castrelo. es'
to es Den Juan Fran
ciacode Rivera, por su
/ CTedlt0 de- 40 20
D. francisco de Rivera,
! con poder de los sis.
+ Aldeooa y conapana,
cual liquidadores de Al
+ decoa hermenos, segun :
el cue en- testimonio =
! basteanteado ha exhi
! bido, .otorgado ante mi
veinte y dos de Mayo
del alo sesenta J sels,
que le fu5 devueto por
su cl6dito hipotecarlo
Qe- 80. So. o3'o
D. Jose Paeheoo, con Pc
der especial y bastapte
de Don Manuel A. Ma
Yarro, segun q que ls |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12

da lus niles u 'osaauales para los del otfo
sGe:o u. Jn.D Bautista MoiDari Ell aosee
dor .. Pedro Fue9tes manifesto, CUE su
asent:nsiento al c0uvenio exgresGdo = &c
mss que qnoGls establecIlo es y dahe.
ent51asgse Elm perjuicio da Ia renta !
!imontioja cue Ia eat3 acoFdaela o3 81 I :
tulo creditlyo 2 cue &c mo30 asguno pGa
dc nj debe coniundirse con !0s iDteTgees
comuues. FL acreedoT D. Jacoco Gonza
leg Salazar manifesto, que 81 confof;T;j-
led 81 convenio pgopuesto es sin perjA;i
clio &c lqsi3ax 81 aereeuoia con laa c1.
n2unoa deuloras. Y el &creaGor D. Fran
cisco Rivera en- representation dc Aide
coay compania, liqujdadorca De AIDE.
cos hernanos, hi2o rfc9cnta SO obstcu(a
da toynar pnrte en- al COVE 1io que &C ha
estab?ecido aoapfaf;o roG LIS c:c;aas s.
crees2oree, .Yctest&ad> us;s do su derc
cho reepect al sorediro hip0teca:io con
Qua (ieusan en- esta quisbFa sus coIni.
teatea.-Jou 10 Que. = desGooa1a caatro
hosas 90 dueao;on; Sc 30 ror tGTminado
cate auto cue con 81 Gr. Jcee C3!4ica:io
fIman el Ipteresalo McLioa:;, y to1>a
los coacuFres5ea que sQpjerou hacerlc
nor ante mi de que doy f6,~~GEariano
T.u2un,aris.-A J.Aloai3e. Mass6.
j. CGusade. .-Joe6 Masieno Can6.~-
jose NJ. Maasasi. .-Pablo Budet-Jaco,
bo G.. Su}azar.-J2an francisco Rjvere.
&C. EEinon H. B!on,?et' - Federico
v.7cnoo Par NJ; na,3re J. Caetrclo.-,
r. s. lfoDtea.-J. Barnes. : Tgnaoio
| D;a1. -Gavino .-Fr4ncisen Rivera
-Gabrisl vi siyjeso. Pedro Go3ay.-
II. S8lceio. - Jas6 Ptcl.ecc. "A hareo
NF ancieco G.Iic. +. i. &au.
son. s:ansop [ ssolsYua er.--J. n. s.s.,Gjas-p.
-Jos6 Manuel Daorga Il. Is sanoLoz
| TnrI %cren;nrf;. ~~ AtcY> 4, p1<rat4.
~.Tu!o Jeauncf. - jose C4a&llanca.-
Fioreucio C2pC.-R4mon P=:s6.~T.
Nen<1ez -I>sG.C F@tnlee-Bego r.o4A
vayez. L }.egcri.. T zu@isoo ItEo-
linari. ~Trao 60 IlG~cra.-D:ou;sioD 7 .sz.
Aato de azrovaojo.,.--I3a GuaYan,a
cnoA de Nuyenbro dc mil cchooe.toa
setenss. Ma,ie9o Caeencia 2 C.stel!aro~,
! A!caIao Mayor de ea.e partido. Vis5oe
astca autos eohra oriolra t'4 10 soc:o:3ad
lIoliaari Expended Y compaI;a ID i9ui
da9ioo.
Reaertan1o GUS dec araoos on Qnieb,a
dichoa liqA,t:a&oroa por aoto 6e ya.o5a y
cuatco IL 1C.yo d1l ano s=sapta Y eels
Sc ccordaro1 iGa diliGeuoaa cors: :guieu-
1ys e1icba de>j2ratc:ia.
Egau.tar3H qoo h~1:en.toso heci:4 G.
p9si&ion al l@t<ill9 acucf4> poE =, l4oia
D4nafoHa ) cog2pal.:a y d. Juan E!ex'a
| Ll%pc2def, Sc dec.41o e.n !u5ar aoGa.:a
per au:o ~ Ok t2da Jo'io &e! nl,".o SIC
Qge o2nf:n6 ID &ope;iosi,'a3 no:7en1o5.-
| ciA &c ye:2te 10s do Dare IL III UllI0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12
VIlNQ

En- ef A'mecen dc D, Venanc,o LuiRs
c-lle Dc fortalezs j.6nfro 81, Sc expended
ga raIonea Go vino Sau:elnc. LejitimF
Francce, ds tses ga'enes e tres J nedioi
peaps.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12

ess>ssEzE@ $50 gas GaAssxssxa. 81 Taisr:
4 ssile2s, sea el n.edto es aansary1r his
sia et'af .Yaagada Ia fre ec,,ra Aa Ia TerSasS: q
szsasa. rsSno otE'faaa = bIaRcura Gel ettis, coaSi
81 esa sslc8 disyio De Ia f'otat}ns, Rtoe.a, atia
ssssIe asaIssa 3s tessder cue cohs'ifsYE ia h;.,l
ssis1f''a ass ar,e del perft.nlsta. ges.ng.s.a vi
ssllesalTsents ~ ias agaas de Colonia de Is Flor!
J i0s yGuagses Raas aiaaaados. - gsssven rs.sl
aa,nsafea' - Su perfume esaaisel6sO.
E5s ssue Fs1 Essa aaesa .faas@as co is.I5s,,l
sasie sas sseuIgs easgaa,es, para ccrsss.E var
esi:aa.ez treseRse tsaaspsrenesa del Gsgfas: ye
sGSa.ss dsiisaltadas para cusasesassss euanI
sAuilies ps-Tsic!osos ensayus sniss la gEs.ose
90 buen jab0a en.rs ei iacreihle ndlngfo de
hsnss harss0s y de pesinaa calidai que sfIssssian
gesngsCfo de yssrfnszsesfa Eos seizures i5;ggad
aabsigs sgsfamfsEas De Paris, ahrf5an 1go Con.
500 cesl ca nefnbfe de- JaSDn MSaBda gre
pGce vs1rs0 Is I.a.sdo Z alsGffff rnfssesssi smE
sass.as;,. Eslaas Fsaus tsGgs Us cSsiijaflgs apg
asess, SSgstsdsa, nagesa, psrfrrae ecqnlsIto, dls
aa.Sa = Ysssfs;sssa:s, es!akts sfiundsYlfe, csssa
2s s.s iss cs,sssssslf sasssss gfs xesa
kkssAsss slHasssa Ea arsscss3 Inalg:t5assE5sa "a
ssassss 3 $50 s#ssssEs "a hssa g6siG. Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12

~ n ax4 -s Z
conGnio anteel Escriba-
nc rdhiieo de Patillae,
& veinte y cinco DEL mes
anterior que exhibido, =
le fu6 de7uelto por SD
credito dc. .----,....-- II Il
D. Eugenio Sauzon, pnr
su ID. Ge. ...s,o... 2S3 &;
d. jose CasablaAca, ror
su i'd. de. de..~.----.:--- IS 2;
p. Pablo Budel, con po-
der especial v bastante
de D. Jose Goal, aegun
81 cue Ie confri6 ante
el presente Egcribano
a-veinte = siete del mes
anterior, que en- testi~
monio present6 y le fu6
devuolto, por su ID. &c 1 8
D. Flderico Salcedc, en-
eli concepto de Iegftin1o
marido de Dona Ce'ina
Padr6; ;por su cr6(iito de 156 s
D. Pedro Goday, por eu
10. Ce... ss,---~.- lO u
d. Joaquin Barnes, per gu
ia de- --...----- IL o
D. Francis Rovira, po:
su id. de--.. -~ 81 :
DR. jose Sauguioeti, ror
,elauyo te- e-----.-----. 3OS Z
p. Isidro Mendez. con DC
der genelal 81 a'ninistra
two confeti.io!e por ID.
Tomas Caro- Y Mier, se
gun ell cue lie confri6
ants 81 ptcscnte EScri-
bano q Gicz y atete tic
JnIio dItirno, que Pre-
aent6 en testlmoDio y 10
fu6 devucltc, rel'resen-
tan3o q crd.:;to go di-
choH Sgce. montando- & 4,131 =.
ID de-. 100 81
D. Salvador Maes6, poF su
id. de. al 33
GaYino Ycic, llor su II. Go SO 35
Z. Juan Causade s5ojo
de Causade y Meliande,
por su ID, De. $1,000 81 =.
sres. Pando y Minondo,
per au id. de..--.- III s
juan Nicolas de Santiago,
por su i'd. de.. 2 Z
ID. Emilio GuiIIot, per ell
sulio ds-,,.--- IA
D. Ll4ie- Beitran Sanchez,
ror el enllo &c. ....- Is 8
D. Jose Oastrolo, hereda~
ro irstEujdo DO D. Mi
guo' Aidato, rex 81 tes-
tamauto Gus otoEg6 an.
te el EaoFlb&no dc Pa
tiila dicz y nuava de,
Diciemhre del ans pto-
xlo1o pasa9o, que en-
teetimon!o Nresentb = b
f46 t&ynclto per 81 o!6
GifG Qe. 4!o
D. Grab;ol VaIdiyieso, cen
poder espeoial y N,astan'
te de D. Felipe Raerga
eesun el que lo cctdri6
auto cl Escslban2 de
Patillaa. & veintc J since
del mes anterior cue
rro2eut5 en- te2t;monio
: Ic {u6 dovuoIto poT au
cI6.Iitu de-. ..... COS
D. Jose .#anue! B%erga,
por 50 ii &c. .-.----- OOO
u. Bernardo Alvarea, cun
poder especial y hasten
lie &c Dola Monue|a 10
brou, viu,!a oue SC dice
6er de Dan H!!a2io Or
liz, annQ0e 10 So e1pre-
aa as1 en- diebo rcder,
qse otofgad5 "nto 81
Lscr.a2uo de Palii'@a 4
vei2te y cipco lei n:es
anterior, presert5 en-
testimon!o y Ie fue de-
vueIto por ell cr6;iito de
d;cho ORTIZ, asceur!ente
$50
d. francisco Gslio, pof su
cr6dito de. ........ $50
ID. Julio Jo.snuet, por su
cr6dito De 1885
d. Jac0bo Gonzalez SAT-
zars. s.por gu id. de-- 2,s0O
Gregolio Picar, per ap i'd.
de- 537 /.
D. Ramol. Pa3ro, ror an
ID. de-. .------- lto 9
#s F5 -
suman ...... .13O,522 4{
Ep este eatado Sc ent 40 les concl
rentes del balance general que obFa
auto do les escfitos eve procede1 prov
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-12

szz1-e=sz7~ra.>4a y
$685. s.ga1s-ss5>s*ss..-s, las g,f1>,gl;.A c..a {
<;4 @ansr' Il ls s''@i;sag So ~ cs;ac;, g. ,:s
:tsta s - .:.:s. =. ,<1 $50 Il Il ";.:-:-> ;s.r
l',:.-''@a" =: :7''', oSa base DC q2;.:sse = &c !
z-a' z&o@s' Y e,
G*,s ..l;.tta "r>p@r2<e:. qt.' an ocds. ~ 2s
Ae;s q aIiaa@s s.2ie-@, "'> *55 tsa,,F,3e .lt.
80 y.l@,;v>s s:a. .'@..::sI,A =, a',,lga y.rlr'
soE = simple ';:;,.:1:;:,>1 o:s - l:',.,, oss 4:
:.=ss, li.cag, QUE III el1;. 1i'..;n.',t: s$:n"5fo
8 c:fA: s; 81 "e Hen;t.H a::a 8: a:,.a s.as 8
"a: { Il. is.aS ~ |;ts.r q. e:>sos fe y:sa.
~ Gssr !cc:!sf s-;2@vu k1easT av:fr-aa!ss
G'>.5: .atrc&r,i, Sc vE"cs;ie.i!a ;s.a11er.s :+.s
2&'- s 'as aesrf3:ns + irsetaEa a9o ,>s'ssas1ses
-t4 - ;sf1ea ;,H c1:,r;ese:a asar.i,es q sl,;,alo
essts..-5 &s: gsa ID e<essa s1ea>:;.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-27
NEWS BY MAIL.

Great suffering is experienced throughout
Ohio on account of the scarcity of water.
The wells are fast drying up, and there Is not
water enough even for the cattle.
The dissatisfied policy holders in the Kniek-
erbecker Life Insurance Company propose to
begin suit against the company at once.
man in Missouri was attacked in his own
house by the Ku-Kl the other day, shot two
OF them, gave himself up, and was murdered
while in the hands of the authorities on his
way to Jail.
The jury have brought in Foster guilty of
murder in the first degree.
The Rev. DR.. E. II. Chaplin will spend his
summer vacation in England and Scotland,
leaving New York in the Scotia, on the 7th
of June. Senator Wilson has also engaged
passage in the Scotia.
In the German parliament Thursday, Bis
marck said he should withdraw his bill for the
annexation Of Alsace and Lorraine and re-
sign his ministry, unless the amendments
which had been introduced were expunged,
and on vote the bill was recommitted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-27
Death of an Astronomer.

All educated people throughout the world
will learn with regret the death of Sir John
Ere derrick w illiam Herschel, the illustrlous
astronomer which event took place in Lon
don yesterday morning. He was born at
Slough in the year $780, and was graduated
at ST. Johns College, Cambridge in 1878.
The son of Sir William Herschel, who dis
covered the planet Uranus, and added so
many new bodies to the planetary system, the
Young student turned his attention at an early
age to astronomy, and sketch of his life for
the last half century would involve the his
tory of astronomical science for that period.
His great expedition to the Cape of Good
Hope, in 1884, to take observations of the
armament OF the southern heavens, and his
work embodying its results, established his
rank among the astronomers as not lower
than that of his father. He was at one time
President of the Royal Astronomical Society !;
for five years, from 1850 to 1855, he was
master of the Mint and in the latter year he
was nominated to the honorable position of
the eight foreign associates of the French
Academy. Sir John Herschel did not con-
fine his attention exclusively to astronomy.
His contributions to scientific journals on
other matters have been frequent, and always
of the highest excellence and value. In lit
erature he was less successful, and his trans
lation of the Had into English hexameters
cannot be regarded as a happy poetic exer-
else. Non omata possnmus omnes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-27
From Georgia.

Augusta, May 26. Jefferson Davis arrived
here last night, and to-day held public recep-
ton. He made brief address, in which he
said that if the late struggle for the principles
OF constitutional liberty had been crime, it
was his misfortune, for which he had fully
suffered. lie was aware of the eagerness
with which every word he might utter
was watched, and he would be silent, not
from appreheEsions as to the result to him
individually, but as his utterances were made
to effect the interests of the southern people.
He did not conceive that the principles of the
''our cause were dead or that the truth
should rename crushed. He counseled for
titude and patience, believing that the South
could afford to be patient under her wrongs,
until the returning sense OF justice achieved
the rights of every freeman, period to which
he confidently looked. With his feelings he
was afraid to trust himself to speak, because
he could not think one thing and speak
another. He looked, however, to the time
when he might with propriety speak to his
fellow citizens as his heart moved him. He
babe them farewell, expressing the hope that
God would be with them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-27
Church Directory.

ORTHODOX CONGREGATIONAL; Oh
State ST., between Bridge and Oak streets. No
pastor. Morning service 1870 A. NJ. Afternoon
service 2.30 =. NJ Evening : +. NJ. Preaching
FIRST BAPTlST,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
SITS. J. Kicker, pastor; residence % Oak street
Morning servine 1890 A. NJ. Afternoon go u.
NJ. Evening p NJ Preaching tomorrow by
Rev. ii. Pierce of Skowhegan.
FREE BAPTIST,-state street, north Of Bridge.
&. +. Penney, pastor; residence summer street.
Morning service 1890 A. Nj. Afternoon $50 p.
NJ. Evening p. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by
the pastor.
METHODIST EPIsCOPAL,-Green street, east OF
State. f. Martin, pastor; residence at the par
sonage, next door to the church. Morning ser
Up. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
PROTESTANT ErlSCOPAL,-State ST., between
Oak and Winthrop. Rev. Mr.. Upjohn, rector
Morning service 1890 A NJ. Evening service +
NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
UNIVERSALlST,-Cor. Winthrop and summer SITS
c. X. Moor, pastor; residence Winthrop street
below Orchard. Morning service 1880 A. NJ
sabbath school service at II A. NJ. Preaching
tomorrow by the pastor.
USlTARlAN,-Comer Oak and State SITS. Rev
Mr.. Cram, pastor; morning service 1870 A. NJ
sabbath School service 2 Is p. Nj. No preach
ing tomorrow.
CATHOLIC State ST., north of Bridge. Rev. Mr.
OBrien, priest; residence near the church,
Preaching tomorrow by the priest.
Y. NJ. {. A.-RoOms in Darby Block, Water Street
Regular weekly prayer meeting every Monda,
evening at ~ O'Clock. Mission Sunday SchoO
every Sabbath morning at O'Clock. Religion
/ exercises every Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
| Rooms open to all.
| The Congregational First Baptist, Free vii
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con
ference meetings in their vestries every Wednesda
! evening, at quarter to eight O'clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-27
Work on the new mill of Messrs. c. ( +.

Work on the new mill of Messrs. c. ( +,
kIilliken, in Hallowell, is progressing finely.
We learn from Messrs. Pinkham Wyman of
ibis city, contractors, that the wood work will
be finished by the last Of June, if not before.
When finished this will undoubtedly be one of
he best mills on the river, as all of the ma
Fhinery will be of the latest and most I'M
proved style, and will consist of one gang,
bne circular saw, and single and lath ma
Fhines, with machinery for the manufacture
IF boxes. The building will be 60 by l03 feet,
three stories in height, with monitor roof;
height of chimney, 81 feet of brick, with 10
feet of stone work, making in all about 100
feet. The work is being pushed forward with
Energy by the contractors, and when compet-
I'D the mill be of very great advantage to Hal
lowell, as it will furnish constant employment
for large number of men and facilities for
the manufacture Of lumber at home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-27
From New York.

New York, May 2G. In the National In
surance Convention to-day, A. A. Low read
an address from the Chamber of Commerce
of New York, in which intimate and import
ant relations of insurance and mercantile in
terests were fully discussed. Special promi-
nence being given to the department of fire
insurance, the chamber favors the establish
ment of an insurance bureau in each State to
which fire companies Incorporated BY other
States be required to report regularly. The
chamber also approves of requiring foreign
companies doing business in the United States
to deposit a portion of their capital with the
authorities of the State in which their agency
Is located
Elmyria, May 2G. The fire in Belfast,
Allegheny county yesterday, destroyed Gran
dalls Hotel and barn. Davis Drug store, and
and the post Office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-27
From AspinWall.

Through the intervention of the Consul in
Panama, President Carreso and Herrera, a
rebel leader had an interview, and on the 18th
articles of peace were signed. Darreso con-
cedes to the revolutionists the privilege of
making minor government appointments. The
State is to pay the expenses of the revolution.
The revolutionists are to disarm and disband.
Both parties are dissatisfied and more trouble
is anticipated. The rebels claim to be en-
titled to bcligerent rights, land quote the arti-
Gle of the Columbian convention justifying the
seizure of Montijo.
The American Consul not only denies
these rights, but calls the act of the seizure
piratical, and has opened the question to
Washington.
The survey of the Darien canal route will
be continued until June LIST.
Salvador dates announce that peace pre-
walls and Gonzales will remain President I'M
til the expiration of his term in March next
The Presidential election will be held in Oc-
tober.
The Peruvian government prohibits the ex-
port OF silver bullion and National coin in
consequence of the great demand for export
tc Europe.
Judge Settle, the American Minister, has
been received by the President.
severe hurricane passed over the south
ern provinces of Chill on the 18th and 18th of
April, doing heavy damage on sea and land
The foot and mouth cattle disease has spread
over the entire country retardng farming
operations.
There were sold by the government on the
lst inst, 400 900 tons of meillones guano 1t
was purchased at So.