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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
ColoIlan reuodict's clolIng QUOTATIONS. were;

Gold opencd 1i0 and advanced to 1lol on tho rais
ING OF tie ratio Of discount ty the Bank OF England to %
rcr cent money Of late having been more acyc IN the
outside London Irartct. The advance in gold Ga not
hold, however, and the price later went CT to no. tho
late afternoon trade icing pretty generally at1 IIc
tu,iucss was much restctod Tie rates Tor carry ing
were c. q, and per cent Tho DIGS ior we 4Iesy
cC-d emorptcd TO s5rc2cCO at 1c9,cl to 1IO23. Tie
avoid Of million was made at 1lo?o TO 1lo23 The de-
tails are under:
o.iorre Ciarln... ego llo29
L. Il,l,-....... LQGO.,......,............
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

FER Norh Prsr Tcsssis roiroJtf $500
Arr 4-7a rsgs Ashes pig Brsw,v e. e 't'n, q tbi,
CO.. see on 2tsg hbs E,gs 2.J i~. F0cr % p Mheafi
81 lush. Corn 49, bush. Oats. bah h g. l-u r baeyl
Grass Seed u bills Rea1s 81 a. = H. T. ~ on
= al bales IeulD. IL Cos "a b li4,s. 'J' es eanef,
~ bates 20 H. o. - his rs urgentm.. - as Tar,
@ bbls Ron pigs Oh Cake 90 pkgs. Fork % ps Beef so
Is Cut Melt.. Pags Grsase ~ 49, Las 40 - pea q,
293 Cheese, fellow, l3 e PS1aStst
- tgs. Rec, - sL SILVER one, 40 ss sesj
L.. L-.c.g W md Lo.a.e1. y! boz. --A.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
NEW MUSIC.

We have received from the Paris house OF
Alfred Il-elmor Cie through their NcW-iork agent
H. b. Durand, two cheap collections OF piano music,
fn,i,., aris of toir popuar B5lioteue Untrcrsclle
d P;antste. one contains "A hundred waltz movements
NV Johann Strauss the other is misc olaneous selection
OF celebrated melodies by classical and other composers
airs from operas. popular tunes, sc. The arrangements
are al extremely easy and the music is compAcy but
clearly printed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

The ear nngs OF The Toledo Peoria and Warsaw Rail.
way Company for March follows:
s7s...sioS6 u lsi..s7da57 50 Increase. @?e49e25
Dir. Poors Railroad Manuel will DO Issued ut an early
day and the volume this year IA TO he the most eabO-
rate yet compiled by its clover editor. II will contain
many new features, and perhaps command wider cir
cuation than usual The space devoted to advertise.
ments Is nearly all filled up, and the work will be issued
about the Goth inst.
The stock Exchange paid Its respects TO the memory
OF the late Prof Morse by adopting appropriate reso
tions and appointing committee 10 attend the funeral
George L. Train was on Change In st. Louis yesterday
ana by Invitation made speech relative to the difficult
ties ut Omaha md Council Bluff. between the Union
Pacific and Iowa Railroads. IIo explained the lepal
status Of the matter, charged the difficulty military
ring Ia Chicago and Council Bluff, and urged the imme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
Les Voc nomlnally as follows;

Tie money market has been stringent al day Ihls
morning carly the rates were lie ard interest but went
off TO la2 b. O'clock. subsequently the screws were
applied more severely, and per cent and were
Charged III many to turn stocks later relaxa-
ton SGT ill., and the final close money lent at per cent
gold. Discounts arc dull and nominal, prime business
notes being quoted at 20 u per cent
Government bends opened strong at an advance OF J
per cent about al over, in sympay with the nrmcr
gold market AS gold lost its frmnoss, bonds went OF,
but closed steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

Man. with limited transactions, ms been ono OF tho
srongcst upon the list while Quicksilver common made
,,tber break TO a5t; but late reaction followed Tic
srrod WA Grmcr. Consolidation Coal broke from
~ 70 .27 later icactng to latan Express shares were
onict AZ tho close there was quite cheerful feeling
ard an advance pretty much all the list though
rrle and Hannibal and ST. Joseph wero lover, ana all
the Iist dull The opening, highest lowest, ana closing
,,,,coa ~ eiocl,s were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

TIE ST.. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAIiAoAD
CoMp,NY's FIRST MORTGAGE B0TDs are being aD
sorbed by an increasing demand Tor thom.
Secured as they are by first mortgage on tho
Road. Land Grant Franchise, and Equipments, COM
bned in one mortgage, they command at once
ready market.
A Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing or
the Loan Principal and interest payable in Go~'
Interest at eight S) per cent per annum. Payable
semi-annually free of tax. Principal in thirty
years Denominations, $1,000, $3.50, and 500 Cou-
pons or REGISTERED.
Price 07s and accrued interest, in currency, from
February -, 1872.
Mars, Circulars Documents, and Information fur
nishcd.
Trustees, farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-lOrk.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the un-
deTsigned, who unhesitatngy recommend them.
TANNER & Co., Bankers,
No. II Wall-st, Nev-YOlk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
;scm iirbllrailrns.


: ONDON BOOKS.
A NEW INVOICE OP
I\GJJSH AID FOREIGN BOOKS
NOW OPENING.
a. DtNhAM Co,
importers AID Publ i"s.
~ NURRAYsT,
40. p-,.d,,- Ecw-loTk.
fEiCFD CATALOGUES sent free OF charge TO sny address
80 GESOURCES OF THE STATE OF AR,
az KANSAS. WITH Description Of Councs Railroads 4.'s ma
% s. CENTS Sen. 10 auv address post paid. For sale by JAAES r.
iEERY. OF a The Republican OAcc, Little Rock.
TTNST TENNFSSEE.--THE KNOXVILLE
- WEEKLY CHRONICLE for will contain every number
carefully per're aces upon the Climate soil Polnes AaaIs's
ard ra U7GsGei advantages OF East Tennessee "ch IS
civ called The E.-srsui South" These articles prepared
erny for the information OF pero1s ooA
SOUTH Tor Homes CocsUor Vii be carefully prepared
ana b.li o eerc inform On-he che'Hes! ana most de2 NJ
formation to Subscription only - per nngn For atr
1oru4;ol the Publishers RULE tIChS hnczy rem
TENRiBUNE FILES.-FOR SALE, a Bargain,
Z PERFECT COPIES 81 TIE DAILY I.lBsN- lof &c years
1903 to 1870 Incluive r. 7. WATSON, Tribune once
OPERA LIBRETTOS, only Is cents! Best
W edition. HALLS Music Stare '5l broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
Plcnix Bank shares sold at 1915 American Exchange,
116; Continental 90 and Fifth National. l2i. The lOl-
lowing were tho lids:


Railroad bonds have been fairly active though devoid
OF any new important features. The Pacific mort
cages attracted most attention Centras selling 1911;
Union Pacific Firss at 81 Land Grants, sIdS2s and
Incomes, SIT SCI to ST. tho last named being lower
Sales OF b. II. and Eric Frsts reported 49, and
Western Union Telegraph rs at 95sQ96 The following
were the lids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
J report asfollows at : p. n. !;

There was limited business I'm State bonds and prices
Showed uninloitant changes compared with Yesterday
There was a further decline in South Caronas' new
January and July ssucs however. TO So; this consd
tutiuy about the only feature to ;e market The fol-
,.v xypr he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
cANKIYG AND rIVANCIAL.
APRIL INVESTMENTS.


To those WHO have funds to invest, ana 10 ."o9'
who wish TO increase their income from Iu'iu9 az
ready invested in other securities, we IcconII'eiu
NORTHERN PACIFIC GEvEN-TmRTEs. bearing seven
and Tlree-enths e 3l0) gold interest, end secured
bv a FIRST Mortgage Oh both the Road ana q L'"'u
Grant OF great extent and value, they combine uh-
usual ProGtablcncss with unqucs;ionable security
The proceeds OF all sales Of Land are requlred u
be devoted by the Trustees Of tho bondhoiders Us d
Sinking Fund to the purchase and cancellation Oh
the first mortgage bonds or Temporarily 10 mo pay
ment of interest thereon, il necessary. tbs pro-
vision will make tho Railroad Company itself con-
slant and heavy purchaser Of It's own eocunueS IN
tLo omen market from the time the road - competeu
until the bonds mature or are all bought IN. Inc
effect Of this viii naturally DO STEADY Tise IN lAc
value Cf the bonds go
Tic NOETIIEIl; PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY VIII
during the present month OF Api, offer for sale ana
settlement about Two Million Acres Of its LANDS In
Minnesota and many thousand acres arc afcauy
taken and applied for. Thus, tho immense landed
estate Of the Company begins at once to be Gvaaoic
All marketable stocks AMI bonds viii be received
(y express or otherwise at current prices IN OK
change for Northern Pacific Scyca-thiIiios without
EXPENSE to the investor. Pamphlets and full IN
formation viii be furnished on application.
JAY COOKE & Co..
Ncw-Yorl, PHILADELPHIA and Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES n TIE STOCK EXcuANGE-FiRsr CALL,
f0t O'CLOCKA A. II.
Sells Of Gore'r!meHt Boads ., ~,

ono u Is. 1891, Cou....ii ~ 100 4, ,, ia
II
2COU s. $40 Con G2...;''iltl iSU' tI0l
sci IN n ...II3i 2IO1U L. b. G., Cuuency.''l'i
-. on, Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

MANUAL OF FSCIIsH LITERATURE. By ions HART, LID.
i2uo pp. SO. Philadelphia: Kdredge a Bro.her
The scholarly culture and excellent literary
Judgment displayed in this volume ontle it to high
place among the works devoted to popular survey Of
Enelish literature IL is not intended essay for
continuous perufa text book for the OF the
student in the higher senaries Of learning and at the
s,1,c time as a convenient manual OF reference for
readers OF advanced age The plan and arrange
aeit OF the volume present many novel features and
horoGghncss of detail, brevity and precision OF
statement elegance OF style, and soundness Of opinion
which isrk is execution call for the sincerest com
rondaen In the authors view, the literature OF ma
ton IS OF q comprehensive character than has
usroy bcea ascbed TO it in works Of this kind nclud
ing not only the productions Of the drama, poetry,
and romance, but whatever makes part OF popular
reading and thus essentially influences the opinions and
actions Of While does not embrace strictly pro-
i.s.ional works, works Of purely scientific nature
The rse Of which Is flnited TO few 1t comprises works
on religion and morality, juvenile and educational books
tie secular end religious newspaper, aud every form OF
fgOdca Literature, veil the elaborate tones that
an the shelves OF the public library The division OF the
volume into periods and subjects strikes us as emnenty
idlcous The first chaper IL devoted TO English be-
fore Chaucer" tnen We have Cbaucer and his Con-
.elnooragies," "From Chaucer spenser." "spenser
and Contemporary Poets" shakespeare and the Early
Dfomatists," and Bacon and Contemporary Prose
Writers" Within these limits VIC believe that every
important name may be found, accompanied with
aensed biographical sketches and critical estimates.
Passing by the age Of JltoD Dryden and their mme-
iae sneeessors which Is treated with sufficient breadth
az detail and coming down 10 the latest period, have
"A chapter on /" Wordsworth aud his Contemporaries"
subdiylded into sections The Poets" Novels and
Tales" Writer'S on Literature, Politics, and Science"
Writers on Religion and Theology" Writers on His
tory, Biography, and Antiquity" and "Misceii'Deous
Writers" Ibis ample framework gives liberal srooo for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
MANUAL
OF THE
RAILROADS OF TIE UNITED STATS,
HENRY Y. PoOR.

HENEY '. IUVN.
TIE EDIroS FOR 1923 will be issued early i'll
May. and in Il much more comprehensive and elabo-
rated form than in the previous editions.
ADyERTIsE,,ENrs for INSERTION THEREIN viii be
received until April p, at the Office Of
II. V. g II. w. Poor, CS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

The Assistant Treasurer paid out.in overdue coin in
terest $.2Ca total OF so 29C $4,000
in called bouda total of S1C'OOCO Tie day business
at the Cod Exchange Bank was as follows: Goid
cleared, slsGtOCCO gold balances, (le5cO; currency
balances S,9iJ2,o. The following were Tie Quotations;
lr.91.lll ll3G....lI0. l:ol...."l'k Eo...''''int
u:g..lu3 EJJ......IOl 2tO.......II. 1JJ....'.'IIo
4gU........llO bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

1Lc Jay b piA4hNH' az W. N'''' 49, "a
Gold rcUs.... G5l2iB3 % Curetey pavIltu'' ~
CuIrCacV 20
Goa I5esce....... 6e5il4 Of [.'.tO w
Currency rec pts.... 35l.2i II.
Foreign Exchange has again been dun md rates nom
ol Tie Increased bank rate has ct upon sterling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

eaes " G0rtlnnIat Eci1' go,
m, T. = p Goa 't..... l0aJf g. T. % Re-. G., NIL
q lc)>JI = s., &c. 'oJp D'''iI'
SALES FROM 12l To ! O'clock p. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

Tie based on tc'ioh rcnig 4aH! GOV
hair o O. above or leO@ tie ecle lir,t 80
COFE4lh general market is unchanged; sales 1000 bags RIO,
rer j. L. P,ncgasi. cnreut rrces; other Lids are daL
FLOUR AND MEAilhs low grades ot llo,r m but quiet oil
Wheat Extras higher under h No. aud fupebne
good demand AMI sroger TIE daal choy o the uae
MARKETS rather better Tor all grades; notice
doing tie NtwErssd states AID British tI04c,5 saes Of 1880
bills, pir % arrive We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
TIE MARKETS.
ICnrefnlln reported lof TIE TKIEryE. ]

1853 at Nic GsoleF. 100 At 2e; Noyar 10 at lgl&; De-
mho 3J It 9j total $50 h.e sales To- ay Up TO- T. r.
at 1if, GO' l5-lie.
NAV lOat 2c g11 % 3Ic, t go. l'J ct % c 2ol
81 q ~ A. BE- % 3Lc 10 rs 23c, 100 1t . Jac
To- E Coz az % 3lc so ct 25 leo NJ - J jane, go II
s., 10 20 - loc at BE- lll0 ~ q li6' J 10 AZ 2l
Id NJ % lite 40 23'c lJf % Ike must 20
teJub,r 30 at p. O.JAo 100 al Dc o HAD bai s
, 1872-12-08

Ladies' who button on their datnty hands and arrna
the exqusitey fitting kid glove (often with six hut
tons and less than three is not not considered gtyla
hare little idea Of what numerous processes the skin
has undergone before ready IN such perfect shape to
wear. The best quality Of akin used for the Paris
market are raised In the district Of Champagne and
really f1rst-class gloves only be produced IN lin
tied quantities. For the lower grades Of gloves the
skins raised N the southern parts ot France, Ger
skins undergo great variety Of difficult and delicate
processes preparing Of the rough ans the tanning,
cutting, sewing and dressing !, al Of whieh must be
done With the greatest to prepare the skins for
aratcess store The most important part Is the bath
Ing and terminating the skins. After bathing, dyeing
and bleaching they pass into the hands Of the reu,
whose duty it is to select and assert them carefully
and according to their capacity for taking tha differ
ent colorg. This tireur spends eti1e in acquir-
ing this knowledge, while to the inexperienced they
look al alike The dyeng over, they 60 to the cutter
who after cutting them IN long pieces, and marking
Nth tie stze intended tor brngs them At List into
hesVy press in which three or four gloves
stamped out at the time. Tho glove Is then ready
for the sewing girl. who cannot fniah than two
paira day, aa every aach is done BY hand. After It
and neatly folded buttoned hooked, aud packed tn
By the dozen IN boxes ready for the trade They vary
In price, according to quality
, 1872-12-08
5or) of the testator for the benett Of posthu-

3oou4 child.
He concludes:
Lastly the farm-andlords ought to accept free trade
In land il they Wish to avoid measures which will haye
less regard for their intelests Let them reflect on
their position. See where they stand They IRE So
600 to they have lost the rotten boroughs
they have lost the peculiar control they once pos
sessed-which they usually exercised IN q negative
maunef-oVer national education they about to
lose, by the agency Of eecret ByBte Of ballot their
power Of intimidation at electiona Resistance to r.
form m ~1n aesnredy produce revolution, and the first
5I4t dist1tpatton at death, proportioned b
laW It a certan Is sunrise thst our land system will
oluaon might witness the 1nBallaon Of the plan for
naturalization" " the hobby Of many Of the work
mgcasaes by which the Btste wouid purchase the IN
terest Of the landlords and grant leases Of the lands
Of order, must condemn our land System, because it
depr1ves our country Of the unfaing resources which
other lands posses Against revolution 0ur land sys-
ten very dangerously contracted In regard to owner
tros to gainsay the will OF the masses in the towns.
When 6ocialisio Commune erected In PARIS, and
demanded the exclusion Of the city from tho general
L" Of the country, there were landowners in
France ready to say No., and to enforce the views
Of property upon revolutionary Paris Here there is
no such force. The $4,000 lnnded families in the
United Kingdom could not stand moment against the
breath Of REVOLUTIONS and as tor The peaeantr there
which is not the case Of them in the larger faland
than single branch Of manufacture collects in the
vicinity Of Manchester The Reform act Of 1857, the
tEy party-Mr. Disraeli having teducated" them to
the task-thus conshtutlonallY p1aced the supreme
the bands Of the population OF the towns and
the ballot will confirm their authority.
The Rev. R. F. Ltt1eda1e and the Rev. John
Of the proceedings Of the "old Catholic Con-
RresB,"
, 1872-12-08

l.ad LodEo NJ 4 IT,. ill., Ia havfae g o1sssa BSsn
N9. i. =; T., the annual convocation vii bs
4e N the MAsonlc Temple OF a1sted and Ran
doplp-sts on Monday evening, Dec g. ct 7aS o'clooE
Al nenbeEs are aerehy SUMMONED to attend.
E, H. TUCKER Secretxrv
, 1872-12-08

fection, but dismissed him suddenly without ex-
PLANTATION, an disappeared from his life. ''The
Legend Of Il 70 Monte Cito Grapevine" is love-
story Of Sou thern California, the scene laid
among the Spa nish who once held that country.
"The Origin. of Antiquities is q very reada-
bic npa that the G the
the claim of tht, Northern nations of Europe
that America was first discovered by them. The
other contents are:
Asphodel poetry; Arab Literature and Love-Iore !;
Winning the Race-in a Double Sense Living G1a-
ciers Of California John aud Margaret (Poetry> u
tralva: No. Iu--Bay Coast The Building Of the
University.
, 1872-12-08

9he .ss members Ct Blaney Lodge No. 2 L. H.
their Lodge will held In tho Hall cornerRandolph and
on Wednesday evening. at o'clock. Itia
e1pecteo tnat eqoEY member will be present,
j. D. G. WHITNEY. Secratar7.
, 1872-12-08

Regular Assembly of Van Ren.aa1aer r.nd Jodos per
5eett?a aaono a 5G Msso On
for work. BY order Of the r.: r.. e. :. Ii,
j. B. SIlQHTER Grand Sec,v
, 1872-12-08

There Will be q meeting Of Chicago Steamattess at
Globe Theatre Hail. to-day Sunday halt pasta O'clock
ahaEp This will bs the final meeting previous to tho ba.
4 full uaasting Il de4iEod. By order OF
. l. 4. ELXHN- RsgnetASe-.-
, 1872-12-08

Annual c9nvocation Of Corinthar Chapter, No. 6e, r.
Of Randolph and Halaedsts Tor eiection of oeera
and payment Of dues. j. o. DI0K E9SDN Eac
, 1872-12-08

p T P:A.:PEE2 )!
Notice 10 The Trade.

:, We have been appointed Sole Agents in
this city and @ the Morthwest for the sale
HOE' fat papers. These papers have
been greatly improved Of 1ate, and are
now undoubtedly the best papers for Print
color never varies, and they are never stock
sized. We have also q full stock Of the seo-
ond grade, known as 81" We offer them at
buyers. We also desire to call attention to
oHr ; e general 1 stock Of our own manufaoture,
PIES and prices. Manilas at cost Of manu-
, 1872-12-08

AL members pf st. John Lodge. No a. K. or P. .ra
to meet At teoi5 Casts Hs South claEIs
to hetransacted. Order Of ALEX, MCKENZIE. o. O.
j, q. DIXON. K al "a g.
, 1872-12-08
SCOTT &
0VINGT0N BROS.

We are now receiving direct from
our Brooklyn and Paris houses, q
large stock Of very choice and meri-
torious Holiday Goods, and it would
afford us much pleasure to show
them, though you may not wish to
purchase.
Elegant Plain and Decorated Sew
res China, from $3.50 to $3.50 per set.
Real and French Bronze StatuetteB
and Groups, Card Receivers, etc.
Copeland's Parian Statuary and
Busts. Vienna Gold Bronze Goods.
Rich Bohemian Vases and Coupes-
Alabaster Vases and Jewel Caskets,
and Bonbonnieres. Rich Card Ia
bles. Opal, Bohemian, and Lava
Toilet and Smoking Sets. Beautiful
Swiss Carved Wooden Goods. Su-
perior Silver-Plated Goods. Pearl,
Ivory, and Silver Mounted Cutlery ];
and the most wonderful Of all, the
SWISS MECHANICAL SINGING
BIRD. -.
, 1872-12-08
Christopher Crooked.
WATCH HIM.
MEETINGS.

Attention, Sir Knights.
o. st. Bernard Commaudery No. 35 T.. r.. animal ron.
chTa Wednesday evening, Dec H. tor election Of officers
Adwa5ds, z. Q. ]. Q. D1CKERsON. Recorder.
, 1872-12-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
TEE AMERICAN EDITION
Francis Wey's Rome

L 1AO4o WY - 1bo41O =.
CONSISTS OF ONE THOUSAND COPIES
AND Is ISSUED By D. APPLET0N & CO.,
OF NEW YORK, WITH WHOM COBB, Az:
DREWS & 90. HAVE ARRANGED FORA
SUPPLY OF THE WORK FOB OHIOAGC ::
THIS SUPERB VOLUME O0NTAu8
THREE HUNDRED AND F0RTY:EDE
ENGRAVINGs AND L VERY FULL E-
S0RPTIVE TEXT.
THE ENGRAV1NGS ARE OF THE En-
EST DESCRIPTION AND CONVEY CIR
REOT ANDVIVID IMPRESSIONS OF TIE
EXISTING CONDITION OF THE OBJECTS
OF ART AND THE GREAT ARUHIT1O-
TURAL AND HISTORICAL RELICS tF
BONE. TIE VOLUME Is 4 LARGE
QUART0 AND WILL ATTRACT ATTEN-
TI0N BOTH BY THE INTERESTING
CHARACTER OF IT'S CONTENTS AND
IT'S ELEGAN0E AS 4 BOOK FOB THE
TABLE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-01
BATTALION DE- VOLUNTARIO5 DE- PONCE.
81 .COMPANIA.

Vacante esta L. plaza de corneta, la dotacion
lnensnal de ounce pesos los cencIadOs delej6rcto
que deseen Obtar ella presentaran suS sol!ctudes,
debdamente observation-disclosures, al captain que sllscr-
be en- eI t6rminO de un mes, contado desde La pu-
blicacion de este anncio para vista dc los ante
cedentss.y eapacidad de los asprantes,, eL que en-
ambos concepGos mas acreedor q la vacante ex-
presada; siendo de advertir que la obligaeion del
elegdQ SOLO consiste en- convOcar q las asambleas y
asstir elias 81 tiempo de duracion cuidar de la
conservation limpieza de aquellas armas que por
algun motive sean depostadas en- el armerO accom-
paar la fuerza parte de ella cuado sea necesarlo
vericar una salida u. Ademas de que estas obiiga-
clones 10 periten dedicar la mayor parte del item
po al ocio profession particular que eerza, Sc le
dara gratis un local para que habIte:
Juana-Diaz Is de noviembre lie 1812.-El CAPTAIN
do Ia ga cOmDaIia POlicaruO de Echevarria. 3--3