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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-14
VARIEDADES.
REVESTA TEATRAL.

En- la noche del domingo tuvo lu
gar Ia la function hrico-dramatica que
los senores afcionados dispusieron a
benefcio del Asilo de S. Ildefonso:
aunque sea ligeramente, cumple 4
nuestro deber resenarla como un yer
dadero acontecimiento.
Sc abrio la escena con eli aprop6sito
moral titulado Las TirtMdes Teologales
La "F6," representada por la senorita
dona Candelaria Marien, la "Espe-
ranza," por la senorita dona Carmen
Gatell, y la "Caridad," por la senorita
dona Dolores Rodriguez Ortega. Bien
interpretados fueron sus respectivos
papeles, asi como los de los incr6du-
los, que estuvieron a cargo de los
Srcs Gomez, Ferrer y B)la ; la CON-
posicion mereci6 muchos apIausos y
el honor de ser llamado su autor 4 la
escena. Respetamos los motivos que
este tuviera para conservar ell incog-
nito no presentandose, pero no pode.
mos dejar de consignar 10 mucho que
nos agradaron los entonados versos y
los elevados pensamientos one encier-
ra esta obra escrita sin pretensiones
Receta contra las Sategras y Ella es et
fuelon las dos piececitas c6micas que
alternaron con las musicales cantadas
por los Sres. Lebrdn y Zaragoza, y
que, como Las Virtudes I'eozogales,
fueron muy bien recibidas del pdblico
En- la primera, la seflorita Rodriguez
Ortega caracteriz6 la perfection una
abuela, demostrando las grandes ia
cultades que posee para la escena, y
las seforitas Marien y Gatell tanto en-
esta como en- Ella es 81, llenaron su
cometido mejor de 10 que podfa espe
rarse de quienes, como elias, pisan por
primera vez Lac tablas del teatro y no
est8n copnaturalizadas con la vista de
un pdblico numeroso. La senorita Ga
tell en- la escena en- que, tomando Ia
detensa de su esposo, humilla al CAPT
tan retador, estuvo felicisima y muy
en- caracter.
POGO diremos del canto porque, pro
fanos en- La materia, no quelemos ex
ponernos q decir una Inconvenience
tanto ell Duo como ell Aria y Romanz;
nos agfadaron, y los aplaasos que lo'
seflores Zaragoza y Lebrun arranca
ron de los inteligentes, nos pruebal
que cantaron bien y con conciencia
La Melopea (6 melodfa) recitad
por la senorita Rodriguez de Orteg
y,acompanada por la orquesta, obtuv
ell exito que era de esperar, siend
compuesta por IN poeta tan correct
y dulce como ell joven d. Jose Dau
bon, y leida por una verdadera artist
como la senorita Rodriguez Orteg'
Por su belleza la insertalnos 4 cont
nuacion.
La Casa de Campo, con que Sc tel
min6 la funcioo, fue 1esempefada pc
Ia sef1orita Rodriguez y por los Sre
Travieso, Ferrer y Bola; y 81, como /
dice vulgarmente, Sc hubiera querid
echar el resto, de tai manera trabaj
ron, tan artfstlcamente fue interpr
tada, que en- ella no Sc veian a6cion
dos sino verdaderos actoresy actor
de m6rlto: no exageramos al decir q,
el autor de la obra Sc hubiera enorg
llecido yiendola representa- tan ace
tadamente,
sEaSa IS rkssss 9aS
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y el ministro recommends la Suppression de-
. FAEies gfados eficiales sobrantes. Las PEN
siohes de Ia marina ascienden Z 3S1, ,29S
pesos. - .--

= FaIies gfados ofciales sobrantes. Las PEN
Stones de Ia marina ascienden 391, 1895
pesos.
Los males de cOnstiPaciOn- -EI REST.
duo de los allmentos reclDldos en- ell est6-
mago debe ser regularmente .despedido, 8
inevitablemeute le seguira alguna enfer
: = Inedad.s Sino Sc toman medidas para ali
war la preston sobre la organization vital,
ocasionada por la aglomeracion de cruda
materia indejesta en- ell est6mago Y abd6
men, la congestion empieza, las censecuen-
cias las mas dolorosas y peligrosas Sc pue
den esperar. <
Els en- estos casos que las Pfldoras We
getales Azucaradas de Btfstol son de suma
utilidad. Las dos sustancias vegetables
podoflina y leptandrina. de las cuales son
en- gran parte compuestas causan la bills,
ell operative de la naturaleza, correr ac-
tivamen5e, al mismo tempo dan tono y
regularidad al estsmago los intestinos
por la operacion de otros ingredientes. De
este modo Sc cura ell estrenimiento COM
pleta, y permanentemente.
Un AventurerO encantadO.-NO es ex-
trano que Leon despues de aaber comba-
lido por tan largo TEMPO contra las bor-
rascas y tempestades de los elementos
quedara en- extasis descansando en- ese
delicioso verjei llama1o por el la TERRA
Florida. Podemos imaginar ell gozo del
viejo guerrero recostado EN- el lecho de
flores de esa TERRA deliciosa, pero mas
afortunados somos los del presente, pues
tenemos en- ell Aqua Florida de Murray y
Lanman toda su fragancia concentrate,
Este agradable perfume tiene una ven
taia sobre las flores mIsmas elias Sc mar.
chitan, pero gu aroma eB imperecedero,
siempre, en- todas estaciopes, y todos eli
mas; sin un superior entire los olorotes ia
turales, 8 un igual entire las preparedness
del arte.
Como hay muchas falsifcaciones en- es
te mercado, los compradores deben STEM
pre- pedir e. Aqua Florida preparada por
Lanman y Kemp, Nueva-York.
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Ell pdblico la aplaudi6 estrepitosa-
mente ysdemostr6 en- mas de.una oca-
sion el entusiasmo de que Sc hallaba
poseido.r
Las senpritas actrices fueron obse-
quiadas con varias vistosas coronas
que Sc les tlraron de las lunetas y
palcos. q
En- resdmen, la function en- conjun-
to, brillante; la concurra1cia escogida
y tan numerosa que Sc ocuparon to-
das las localidades ell resultado para
ell Asilo, como era de esperar de un
pdblico tan ilustrado como el de Puer-
to-Rico, fue bueno.
Nosotros felicitamos cordialmente
por su triunfo q los senorfs ALTOONA
dos, y nos atrevemos q suplicarles
que continden con la misma anima-
cion y nos proporcionen mas ocasio-
nes de admirar su m6rito.
Creemos que ninguno de los afcio-
nados de ambos sexos, porque todos
han, estado bien en- sus papeles res
pectivos, y saben apreciar ell m@rito,
Sc ofendera 81, al terninar, copsigna-
mos que la senorita Rodriguez Orte-
ga merece una mencion especial por
las sobresalientes dotes que, como
a6cionada ha demostrado poseer en- el
arte dramatico. Muchas actrices de
profession hemos visto inferiores y q
la Srta. Rodriguez Ortega.
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Amemonos los unos a los otros
porque la Caridad procede de dos.
Ell que no ANA no cOnoce q Dlos;
porque DiOs es Carload.
EP. Ia DE S. JUAN CAP. so
Parte con el Lambriento tu pan.
PROF. DE ISAIAS CAP. LNII1.
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cg- At A REGULAR MEETING OF

@- AT A REGULAR MEETING Of
the Board Of Commissioners Of the Almshouse,
held on the 5th instant, the following Preamble
and Resolution were unanimously adopted and
ordered to be published:
Whereas, The City Council having materially
reduced the appropriation for the support OF the
Almshouse for the ensuing year, the Board OF
Commissioners, in order to make the appropria-
tIon meet the requirements Of the helpless poor OF
the city as far as possible, feel themselves com.
PEELED, In the discharge Of their public duty,
reauire more rigid inspection Of the condition
OF those obtaining outdoor relief; therefore,
be 1t
Resolued, That from and after the nrst day OF
March, ensuing, all outdoor relell Will be dls.
continued, except to such as muy present new
applca, Ions, said applications to De recommend.
ed by TWO immediate neighbors OF respectaolllty'
who shall certify to the worthlness OF the appll'
cant as well as 10 his or her incapacity 70 earn o
livelihood In case the applicant shall oe nc8'
pacltated from earning q livelihood, ether py
disease or permanent disability, the certidcate OF
q physician, in good standing, Will De required.
All applications for relief Will also oe required 70
be attested by an Alderman OF the Ward ID Wnlc9
the applicant resides. Blanks VIII be lurnlsneu
by the Master on application to MIN st u tne A!ns'
Secretary and Treasurer.
Charleston, Feb. 7, 1872. feos-4lmW4Do
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Warl1ke Germany.

The efficiency of the German military ad-
ninistration is shown in the fact that IN the
space of ten months the re-establishmentof
tho German army has been completed In all
essential points. Uniforms, boots and helmets
have been renewed; and the soldiers KNAPP
sacks, as we'll as belts and saddles, have oeen
repaired. Some 5000 transport wagons, that at
the close of the war were mere wrecks, have
been replaced with vehicles fit for Immediate
service, and the artillery has undergone a
complete renovation. The horses which re-
turned from France were in excellent condi-
tIon; those killed iu battle were replaced ten
fold by those captured from the French. When
the army was demobllized great numbers OF
horses were sold, bringing higher prices than
were originally paid for them by the govern
ment. The Prussian newspapers are exceed
ingly happy over this very satisfactory condl-
ton of military affairs.
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vice-President Colfax. took occasion to refer
to the present controversy between Auerica
and England, In regerd to which he is report
ed as follows :"I give no credit TO what
nearby theScable under the ocean as to the
mother country, as we4call her, receding nom
this solemn compact. [Applause.l On no.
With this great step in advance, with Inc ols'
,inct understanding all over the world tnat
every question and difficulty between lnese
two nations were to be submitted to sroltra-
tion at Geneva, and the majority Of the persons
appointed by the monarchies to settle the ques-
tions between the republic and the monarchy.
say that neither nation will dare, in the lace OF
the civilized world, to destroy that compact
which is solemnly made before God and man.
and to leave those irritating difficulties open
for further alteration in the future. Zap
p,ause.1 No, no. If we were not to receive
one dollar as the result Of that arbitration, l
would stand before my countrymen and say,
Settle this question, whether we receive
nothing or whether our treasury becomes
bankrupt, rather than recede hairs breadth
from that moral position that these nations
occupy to-day in respect to the other nations
of the earth. 1t says to the countries oil Eu-
rope, in trumpet tones, 'Disband your armies
of millions Of men in France, in Germany, IN
Austria and in Russia. Copy our example,
and submit your disputes to impartial aroi-
tration ~
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What Next :!
tration.'' J

There is a State and county tax OF sew
enteen and half mills to begin with. 10
| this must be added the special annual tax OF
three mills, for the redemption OF the bills
receivable to be issued to the Blue Ridge
Railroad Company. The entire tax OF zot
mills for 1872, upon property assessed Tor
taxation at sl6O,OOO,OOO, amounts to s3,-
2sO, 900. And this is exclusive OF the license
and s1app acts, which are expected to add
largelyEo the public revenue. We suppose
that we are not very far from the mark when
we say that at least three and three quarter
millions OF money are expected to be wrung
from the taxpayers during the fiscal year.
Comptroller Neagle's estimate OF the ex-
penditures OF the year is s2,46S,O 900; in
Guiding s65O,OOO for ordinary expenses,
s4OO, 900 forelegislative expenses, $500, 900
for printing, s7ls, 900 for interest, and $780,
600 for deficiencies. To this must be added
the county expenditures, s4oO, 900; the float
ing debt, s1,OOO,OOO, and the annual quota
for redemption OF the Blue Ridge bills,
s4so, 900, making grand total OF s4,34S,-
600.
The estimates, therefore, OF the present
year are nearly ten times the average an
nual tax before the war, and yet, in the past
year, the State debt has been increased drom
So, 600, 600 to sl6,OOO,ooO.
This is a deplorable condition OF things,
and We do not learn now for the first time
that neither the arguments nor the prayers
OF the taxpaying minority will be needed by
the ta1-leyying majority. The Legislature,
on the point OF dissolution, cares not a ]ot
for the welfare OF the State. Its only aim is
to raise money enough to pay its own run
ming expenses, and to enable the State efti-
cfals to conceal the violations OF law which
promised to lead some Of their number into
the penitentiary.
And where is the remedy? The general
elections take place this fall; the third gene.
raj elections under the new system OF gov
ernment. In 1868, the Democracy were
ouly IiominaDy in the field, and the Leslsla-
ture was miserably bad. In 1875 an attempt
was made to elect Reformers, without regard
to party, and the Legislature was worse.
The General Assembly OF 1868 was intelli-
gent and epotless in comparison with that OF
1870. And, impossible though it may seem,
we may fear that the adoption by the minor
ity this fall Of the tactics Of 1868 or 1870
will give the State next winter Legislature
and an official Ring even more venal ana
ignorant than those now in power.
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New Books.

The LIFE ANDsTMEs OF THE REV. JOHN IVES
LEY, M. A., FOUNDER OF THE METHoDIsTs;;
By Kew. l.. Tyerman, author of "The Life ana
Times of Rev. S. Wesley, NJ. A., Father OF
the Revs j, aud G. Wesley" In three
vols. Vol. l. New York: Harper Il Broth
ers, 1872 Charleston: Holiness BOOK
House.
John wesley's name belongs TO history. DE
is one OF the prominent figures amongst the
great men of the Eighteenth Century. He
stands the recognized leader oil one OF me
greatest religious revolutions of modern times,
and his principles and influence are embodied
In an organization already nearly worldwide.
With respect to this influence Earl stanhope
hes said, truly and forcibly, with less immedi-
ate Importance than war or political changes,
it endures long after not only the result but
the memory OF these has passed away; and
thousands who never heard OF Fontenoy or
Walpole continue to hold the precepts and
venerate the name of John Wesley" This
eminent man was by native endowment, by
careful culture, by entire conservation of his
powers to public usefulness, by immeasurable
activity extended through an extraordinary
period of service, a conspicuous mark for OBJ
seryatlon during his lfetime-at first the OBJ
lect of persecution and obloquy, at last of un-
bounded admiration 10 the men OF the last
century. During the present century six
biographers-emong them Robert southey,
Richard Watson and Isaac Taylor-have given
the world view of his character and labors.
We have now before us, as fresh contribu-
lion. the first volume Of an American edition
of au elaborate work, published In London, by
Rev. L. Tyerman, a Wesleyan minister. This
work is in three volumes, and has attracted
much attention in England. The American
reprint is a very handsome Volur o of five
hundred and sixty-four pages. Mr.. Tyerman
has been gathering materials for this publica-
ton during seventeen years. He has ran
sacked magazines, newspapers, pamphlets,
tracts and old letters, published and unpub-
lished, ant has presented whatever of his
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beaeiable Grates.
RATES I CRATES ! CRATES

CRATES ! CRATES CRATES !
/ hereby give notice to all parties IN want az @ OF
VEGETNBLE CRATES that am prepared TO get
them oat In large quantities, and sli Wonla ao
well 10 call aGd examine lot themselves Deioio
purchasing elsewhere. Arod
Lumber of all der criptioas and Plasterlng Lasns
constantly on hand. ,,,,,oNcr
Office and Yard, Horlbeck's Wharf,
East side Washington street,
feh1 Near Northeastern Railrosd.
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Gluniripal Notices.

II OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY q, 1s72.-PUBL1O
Books will be found a. the
Upper and Lower Wards Guardhouses, where the
citizens are requested to report all nuisances re.
garded as prejudicial to the public health, and
they will be promptly examined and attended to.
GEORGE 8. PELzER. NJ. D.,
feho..1mo City Registrar,
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Business CARDS.


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GinanrlGl.
IITY SAVANNAH (GEORGIA) BONDS.

u
The UNDERMINED offers for sale TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS OF this first class security,
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provements. ,,o,, n-,,.o
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Meetings.

JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 4, L o. Q. F.
81 The Regular Weekly Meeting OF Jefferson
Ledge. No. 4, l. o. o. F., will be held at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, THIS EVENING, at O'Clock. omcers
and members OF the Grand Lodge, OF Sonth 0afo'
yited to attend, as Brother P. G. ]. s. BUST, n.
D., will deliver q Lecture for the good OF tne
Order. -.
BY order n. G.. 7. q. H.SrROHECkEh,--
feb27 Recording Secretary.
UTASHINGTON RIFLE CLUB.-AN
wv Adjourned Meeting Of your Cluo Will be
held at Rifle Club Hall, at half.past 7 O'CLOCK,
THIS fyENINa. Members are requested to be
punctual In attendance, on business OF 1mpor.
lance. BY order. q. PETER FALLON,
feb27 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Dants.

AT No. WENTWORTH
w street, Waltingboy, with good recon-.
mendations. feb27
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Special attention given to the Sale and Puf-
chase of REAL ESTATE, Stocks, Bonds and all
kind OF Securities, at Private sale or Auction.
Loans negotiated and advances made on Sc
curittes placed In my hands for sale.
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DoOMS TO RENT, IN A CENTRAL
n and p essant locality, furnished or unfur.
nlsued, with or without board. Inquire at this
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TNHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.

CHARLESTON, January 20, 1872.
The attention Of Depositors in the Savings De-.
partment Of this Company is particularly invited
to the great safety accompanying the Deposits OF
Savings made In this Institution.
These Deposits are regarded by the Board OF
Directors as q Special Trust, and are invested
only In sound and valuable Securities.
In addition to this careful investment, Deposl-
tors have, as further security, the Capital OF tne
Company, which is liable for their Deposits and
the interest thereon.
Interest at the rate Of six per cent. per annum
either paid in cash QUARTERLY, or passed u
credit and compounded. F. A. MlfcaEhL, dsan;.,
jan222mo Oaeulol.