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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-20
Interesante & todos

En- la calle de San Juso mum. 81, Sc hacen conti-
nuamente Butifarras eatalanas, No son mejores las
dano nadie nj a los enfermos A medic real una,
reales la libra de las frescas reales las Sc
cas-, Sc remiten la Isla ell latas con manteca Ell
ndmero de libras que nos pidan, las latas seran
proporcionadas las libras que nos pidan econ0-
mico el precio de la lata manteca de las mismas
Butifarras. 8 3
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j. !. g Almaacen de papel
W EFECTOS DE ESCRITORIO
r. DE GONZALEZ, FORTALEZA Is.

Por el ttimo vapor frances, Sc han recibido en- es
te establecimiento los artfeulos siguientes:
Bultos carpetas de hule para escribir los nifos
9 rs. uno v So 40 la docena. If+
Tinta negra, buena, francesa) en- canecas de IL
trO rs. cada una v 90 rs. La docena. A
Papel tela para pianos q 6 rs. vara.
Papel cuadriculado para id. q 2 welcomes la hoia.
Gran surtldo en- papel de cartas sobres: de estos
uttmos Sc han recibido de los llama1os de Adlni-
nistracion.f = r 80 n..rn 80
Lapices de I'll a 6 rs. docena.
{. Plumas de aveS cortadas sin cortsar
Escribanias con timbre de patente sin 81. s
Reglas planas, cuadradas redondas oct0gonas
Sc yende todo precios m0dicos s
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
ADMINISTRATION GENERAL ECONOMICAL
de la Provincial de Puerto-1sico.
Seccion-N6mero.

Habiendo llegado conocimiento de este Centre
Econ6mico que algunai vez los Recaudadores de
Hacienda han lbr&do reciho por las cantidades
que percbian por cuenta del TesOro. en- IL forma
que esta prevenidO de mpresos con ell sela de esta
Dependencies sino en- papel simple manuscrlto pa
jo la irma de aQuellOs hace presente todOs los
que tengan recibos desde el a11o de 1855 la fecha
que no est6n en- impresos con el sellO de esta Ad
mlnistracion; Sc presenter cangearlos, pues seran
nulos de ningun valor los que no lenen estos re-
Quisitos.
Lo que de 6rden del ST.. Jefe do la Administrators
Econ0mica Ise publica para general cOnOcmlento.
Puerto Rico, 16 Mario de 1S72.-El % Cefe de La
Administration Econ6mica, F. Sivila.
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LA LLAVE DE ORC.
Gale de la Cruz frente al almacen de D. Jose E.
Cabrera. tiHatsae.

En- dichO establecimiento Sc ACADIA de recibir
un gran surtidO de sOmbrerOs para Sras. v nj
mas de todas, classes de terciopelo Ultima no
vedad tambien los hay para caballeros todos
sumamente baratas, mercancias de todas cla-
ses de algodOn y hilo un gran surtido de dri
les desde HnO y medic rs. hasta cinco rs vara
10 que parAcipan sus dueno a. sus favorecedores.
3 tH ssse e7r, e:a 8 10
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La Fernandina.

Sc yende Ia esta9cia de dicho nombre, sta en- Ia
aIlsaGelon sa de Rlo.pledras bora cuarto de la
Bog cnerdas de de pastos boies ftaeS ae
yelnte de elias gle cafetal nueyo. Tiene una bermn
bonito arin otra casa de tba con cnatre aatcea un
sentos gn buen cartel para craosy toda cosa 70
So 1yende igualmente otra esfanc;s oo1;ndont.
s angeIior de cento cincuent cuerdas de pas
a persona que desee adquirr La una Ia otra.
amDas g Juntas pdede dirigiTse su d1so d. =. ia.
Y nioE UCelza que habita en- la casa de Ia primera
- Mamon Argo en- La Capital cafe de Ia Zarago-
Atssses II II
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Aviiso al p6blico.

Desde esta fecha queda disuelta la sociedad
de Francisco Abarca y comp. quedandO bajo la
razon de Francisco Abarca. Continuando STEM
pre- con la fundicion maquinaria y herrerfa es-
tando dispuesto a complacer toda. clase de pc
didOs que endichO ramo Sc lie necomienden. 6
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UN BAsTON.

Sc ha desaparecido de la casa calle de la Fortale-
NUN. 4S; Ia cana de color de caOba anillo
de ORC puhO de martil I'M perro Ell la cabcZa, la
persona que 10 entregue en- dicha casa diere ra-
zon de 81 sera gratifcado 3
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s,r ,r.te 8 q FL DANANTE San J: Just. % s

Fl dueno de este establecimiento participa sus
el berg "Asuncion de Mira. Sra.' procedente de
Liverpool un e1tenso variado surtido de artfculos
de sn ramo, todas de Ultima noyedad. f4gst s, +,
San Justo 31.-P. Rico. gGuillermo Llaneras 9 M
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Targetas.

Para dias, felicitac;on, parte de mntrimonio,
81 el 100 cartulina bustol; a So ell 100 cartuli-
ma nacar; & S so ell id. id. de luto. ~.
Imprenta de Gonzalez. Fortaleza Is 3 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-20

RARos Y. DE vIsTOsAs PLUMAs.

Llegaron los lujosos Guacamallos de brillante
plumaje y aprop6sito para los BALCONIES quintas de
recreo; Llegaron los Titis los Canarios de igura,
les, Palomas ladronas Conejos Patos ingleses, va
gaIetas, TagnazaS Codorniees Gilggeros, Verdones,
denaitos punz6 color de fuego para criar con Ca
nariOs. Aviso los criadores de Canarios. Tambien
Hegaron los Periquitos de Montivideo v otros paia
ros raros del pals dffcl de enumerar I'm paseo por
la calle del Sol ndmero go pasaran los afcionado
un ratio agradable. A
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II Vzt o.

Participamos nuestros lectores la entrada
en- nuestro puerto del berg. "Asuncion de N. 81
que cOnduce un surtidO de mercancias para la
casa de D. Miguel Sainz. t.--.
COnOcida es de todo Ell mundo la fuerte subj
da de preciOs que han experimentado los tejidos
de todas classes en- los mercados reguladOres de
Europa y por cnnsiguiente innecesario es ad-
vertir los cOmercianteS de La Isla, que hoy
pueden obtener los artfculos en- dicha casa 4
precios mas economicos que impOrtados direc-
tamente, a m6nos que no hubieran sido hechas
las compras hasta ell Is de NOviembre pr6ximo
pasado.
Ademas tenemos que indicar con referencia
q las Revistas especialmente de Manchester y
de Glasgow recibidos pOr el dltimo paquete in
giles, que los preciOs continuaban subiendo Y
con mayores tendencias de alza. :.
Estas circunstancias que 81 bien son favora-
bles q la casa del Sr SainZ, no hara usO de elias
slnO para Obtener una prOnta realization del
cargamentO, 10 son la vez no m6nos favora-
bles para sus relacionados que no deben echar
en- sacO rOtO nuestro avisO.
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microbes 20 DE MARIO DE 1872.
En- Bayalnon.

Casa de Espnosa Rodriguez Comp hay de ven
ia un buen surtido de mercancfas quincalla y fer
ejes uantas, ybujes para carros tejas canales &.
galvanizadas. Todo buenos precios. 10 IS
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, ALlMACEN DB HIBRRO
Y TALLER DE HERRERA CARRETERfA
DE I'D. AlvarO Vazquez,
E N l. A MARINA.

Este establecimento acaba de recibir directa-
mente de Europa un gran surtido de hierro de to-
ts, carros cOches; bujes fundidos de hierro cola
do para los mismOs; cavlla redonda: planchao cha
pa para chimeneas de YapOr cavilla de cobre; per-
embarcaciones: ganchos y guarda-cabos para las
mismas. - 80
Los Srs. Hacendados eneontraran en- este estable-
clmlento, constantemente, un deposito dc carretas
construidas; piiias manzanas, camones con su
vaelta saeada cad = rayos cuadrad9s lanzas las
establecimiento con buen dep0sito de maderas de
superior calidad y bien curadas con inteligentes
operarios, Sc promote dear muy complacidos todos
los que SO dlgnen dirlgire ordenes tanto en- la
pronttud y solid6z de los trabajos como en- la mo-
deraciOn de los precios - u -.
Puerto-Klco octubre 81 de 1871. s as 20 2l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-20

que desde que fu6 descubierta en- el afo dc 1882 v
puesta prueba ante el pdblico ha tenido una bue-
ma carrera de continues y no interrumpidos triun-
fOSs fr. ~ ...-f
En- todos los paises donde ha sido introducida los
resultados slempre han sidO los mismos, en- este
momento sus a1abanzas resuenan ell mas de Glen
ld1omas dlalectoS 6esde e robuSto Ingl6s hasta Ell
barbaricO Urdee.
Este invariable buen 6xito no es el resul4ado de
ocultos milagIosos Observation-Disclosures en slls parties
cOmpOnenteS, sin0 Ell efectO natural de los grandes
culdadoS y eSfuerzos empleados pOr sus duenOs en-
su preparation. ..-
Tenemos nuestros Agentes inteligentes de toda
cOnanza en- las dlverSas parties del mundO Que pro-
Queen las drogas empleadas EN- su elaboration de
esta manera podemos eligir las mejores cualidades
Gle cada artleulO. j.#"> 1855 ~ft1tl F
Las raices, hojas, flores gonna bals1micas en-
uegand0 Nueva-Y York Otra Vez puestas prlle-
ba en- nuestro lahOratOriO desechado todO 10 qua
no es admissible en- nuestras pruebas mas rigurO-
saS
Nlngunos slno los mejoreS qu1micos farmaceu-
tcOs Sc empean en- eXtTaer las prOpiedadades me-
9lclnaes de las dlferentee ralces &c, las cuales
despues son eombnadas bajO nuettra direction per-
sonaL ass. z .ls - F
DE esta manera Sc produce un remedio de las mas
unlforlnes .seguras propiedades medicinales ell
cual nunca frustra las esperanZas del enfarmo nj
tampOco del med1cO que 10 receta como regla Gu
"a todos las Intermediates que tienen su origen en-
la Sangre coTrOmplda hunlOres Viciados v 0ue no
son fuera del alcance de la ciencia m6dica
En- consecuencla rOgamos los enfermos do
lenteS que $50 sse,EE.l t2tft}
NOJUEGUEN CON SU SALUD:
perdiendo tempo precio en- probar remedies nue.
vos, pero acudan inmediatamentea estas antipuas
y bien conocidas preparedness.
Zargapayvilza q Pgl7oyus de Bristol.
que han sidO probadOs en- tOdos los cinias stem,
pre- han resutado di ynas de toda confanza: cada
nno dc sus componentes es acknowledgements benefi-
cial q la Salud. .ftl5.
No contienen minerales nj drasticos nj drooos
pelgrosas NADIA que pueda causar dailo la criatl-
ra mas delicada tierna.
De venta en- todas las principales Boticas
Z : y
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PERIODICO POLITICO LIBERALCONsERV

Yclo1aG
ANO XXX @s n0s impression Sa oS h a I adra
eIs
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En- Can ereiios,

Sc vend6gifn pedazo s7e TERRA cot,,u.Aat de- III,
cuafto dc frente con sete cueras de largo
vaTiaS palInaS dc coco, 9S38EfNfEE
Informaran Srs. Gil Miralles comp Capital. 8
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GALLINAS, PATOS Y PABoS
y i GRANDRS Y GORDOS
aa3, ,''2A PARA EMBARQUE. s5.s. ss i.
DE E. e. CEPERO.

/ A s0senta setenta einco noventa pesos el 1OO
hay muchas gallinas Manilas de gran ;tamafio pc
sando algunas5 ibfaS media Tambien Sc detallam
para casas particulares cualquer hora del dia
de La n noche consiguiendose en- este dep6sito, mon
clase en- esta Capital Gailinas aves de todas cla-
ses goTdas mantenidas fuerza de mafz.
La galIina haca enfermizar que es 10 jeneral del
mercado no tiene Ell mismO sabOr eS lleItldciaI
La salud Teguntarselo los m6dicos Gale del Sol
mum. 60 En- Ia lnisma casa hay de venta toda clase
de pajaros de Europa. A.
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i'd 5S nmesid
Un mes los pueblosd a
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PROFESSOR DB MUSICA,

Ell que suseribe residente en- esta Capital Sc hace
cargo de toda case dc funciones que requieran or
questa como asi msmO de toda clase de lecciones
de milSica Instruments, bien domicilio 6 EN- su
casa, calle del Quartet Nuevo NUN, IL,
Puerto-Rco Mario 10 de 1872 ~
Sandalio Callejo
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go rRoM rrRsr FAaE.l
Aronongahela six feet two inches in th
/, nI - fnllinn Alan falling above.

NopoDgahels six feet two inches in the
channel and falling. Also falling above:
1ouIsvII.LE, June 2S.-River-scant four
feet in the canal, two feet in the chute and
five feet TO Evansville. Up-H. 5. Turner,
from New Orleans for Cincinnati. Weather
clear and hot.
EVANSVILLE, June 2s.-Weather chiefly
cloudy. Mercury $50. The river has fallen
two inches N the past twenty hours.
UD-Mary Houston, at A. NJ. Indiana, at
7; the latter turns back from here.
MEMPHIS, June 28.-Weather cloudy and
hot. River falling steadily. Passed up
John F. TOlle, last night City Of Vicks-
burg, to day. Passed down-Louisville.
81. LOUIS, June 28.-Arrived-COlora
from VicksDurg. No departures. River
rising slowly. Weather clear and very
warm.
CAIRO, June s-Arrived-John T. Moore
from st. Louis, at A. NJ. Henry Ames
from st. Louis, at A. NJ; j. N. Kellogg,
from st. Louis, at ! p. NJ City Of Helena,
from ST. Louis, at 2 p. M. Departed-Henry
Ames for New Orleans, at 10 A. NJ; John
T. Moore for Red river, at ! P. NJ; City of
Helena for Vicksburg, at p. NJ. Weather
clear and hot. River has fallen six inches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-29

last year I,2l4,O96 bales, and from 1870
1879 bales. Weeks exports to Great
Britain 1901 bales, against 94O4 last week (;
TO the continent 400 bales, against 1889 last
week. Total since September l, to Great
Britain l,4lS,92s bales, against 1922, 758
last year; to the continent 4Sl ,3l4 bales,
against 1901 last year grand total to
Great Britain and the continent l,9OO,257
bales, against 8, 064, S29 last year, and 2,OS9,-
OIL in 1870. Stock at all the delivery ports,
made up to II NJ, l47 ,93l bales, against
I5l,6O4 last week, lSO,648 last year, and
2O6, 9H In 1870
The sales OF the past three days sum up
1850 bales, making total for the week of
2750, against 1900 last week and 3l00 the
week before Weeks receipts 828 bales,
embracing from other delivery ports and
826 proper, against 1894 proper last week
and 1902 last year. Receipts proper since
September /, 949,534 bales, against 1888, All
last year-deerease 43S, 943. The weeks
exports have been confined to $40 bales,
embracing All to New York and 229 to
Philadelphia.
Stock of cotton at Liverpool, by actual
count yesterday, compared with the pre-
x-sot,r
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STOLEN,

CTOLEN-FROM NO. II UNION STREET. NEW
- Orleans, between the sixteenth aud twenty
sixth Of this month the folio wing described mort
gage notes per act before A. Hero, Jr. dated May
9, 1871, and made by the undersigned:
Six notes at one year, dated MAY g. 1871, for
$1,000, $4,000, $500, s 5000, $3.50 and 5000 re-
spectiYely.
Also, five notes at two years from Nav g. 1871 for
5000 $500, $1,000, $500 and $1,000 respectively
Also, hve notes at three years from May 9, 1871
lively.
The public is hereby cautioned not TO nego-
uateI purchase or trade for in any manner what
ever, any OF the above described notes, as they
viii not be paid at maturity or any other time.
lsZ5 ST. EDMUND u. TVEES
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The Sbreveport Telecram says:

We ascertain that our fellOw-citizen,
Colonel George Williamson, has been in
yited Inv Colonel Thomas A Scott to accom-
many him shortly on visit TO San Diego.
Colonel Scott will make this trip upon his
return to Philadelphia from Texas, where
Colonel Williamson viii probably join the
party This is an honor that Colonel Scott
would extend to but few, and is an evil
dence of the regard in which he holds our
townsman, and the favorable impression
which Shreveport has made upon the mind
of the great railroad chief We trust that
Colonel Williamson win find it convenient
30 make the journey. If he does SO we may
promise our readers some very interesting
sketches from his pen. San Diego and
Shreveport viii soon be closely allied
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Foreign 1Iarkers,
The Campaign Openlng.

A Washington special to the Cincinnati
Enquirer says:
The Congressional Republican committee
have commenced active work for the cam
naign in the distribution Of documents and
speeches, and in establishing correspond
ence with every State and local committee
in the country. After the Baltimore con-
vention the Democratic committee viii also
make their headquarters at the capital, and
enter upon similar work. Republican Office
holders and wealthy members of the party
have already been invited to raise funds to
siefray the expenses of the national commit
Fap
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-29
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened st liza q llo, against
1885 at New York, and, after a limited
business, closed at the opening rates,
against l13I5 at New York. The reported
sales were confined to $4,000 $4,000, $500,
$4,000 and $4,000 at 1923, and $l0,500
$4,000, $1,000, $4,000 and $4500) at Il3.
In silver we notice a sale Of $1,000 at
1854. The market Is still quoted at 1850
1882 and l09 for American halfdollars,
and 3lR 05l9 y cent premium, gold, for
Mexican dollars.
Sterling exchange exhibited only mod
crate degree Of animation, but ruled at
rather sitter rates, the movement en-
braciDg 1920 bill of lading (fl200 and
G2000l at l2334; $4,000 ninety days at the
same; fI000 AL clear at 1879; $4,000 do
at I24A; $500 bank at l25. and $500 bank
sight at 1864.
The sales Of francs included $4,000 com
mercial at 4.6334, and a round amount of
some magnitude, at =.
At the close sterling was quoted at 1884
0l24 for bill of lading, and l2434 Obs for
bank and francs at a 65 a 46334 for private,
and AGO "A 571a for bank.
We have again to notice only moderate
degree of animation in domestic exchange,
the offerings of which are light. The banks
supplied the remittance demand at their
counters at % " cent premium, and COM
mercial ruled at u az. The movement
covered $I33. 500, as follows: $4,000 com
mereial 1926, 900 on New York and $4,000
on Providence at rs " cent premim; $5S500
($85O0 commercial on New York and 1000
bank) at "a, and $35, 900 bank $4,000.
$4,000 and $4,000 at 9-32.
In stocks we notice sales of 100 shares
Louisiana Levee, ordinary, at So IS, and
100 Pneumatic PrOpelling Company $50 and
SOY at So go.
The sales of bonds included $4,000
Louisiana State SKIES at 521R; $4,000 city
consolidated skies at 20; $4,000 do $4,000
and $1,000 at 7Ols; $4,000 old State skies,
free school fund, July coupons, at 5la4,
and $4,000 old do, issued to jackson rail-
road, November coupons, at So.
In warrants we notice sales of $500 new
State at 5l34, and $2400 old at 57A.
The sales of city appropriation certificates
included $1,000 t$24O0 and $5000) at 20;
$1,000 $4,000 and $200O) at 701k; $500 at II;
$4,000, including some school teachers GER
tifcatas AT III and 70
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. June 2S.-CottOn firm. Sales
l065 bales; middling uplands 26Ac, mid
ding Orleans 26lhe. Futures-Sales II, 000
bales as follows: Low middling for July
243B AIS Lice; August % 9-l6 Q2324; Sep
TENDER % 3-l6 % 5-l6c; October 20 1916
207se; November zoe; December 1914 a
l9 9-l6c. Flour dull and lower; common to
fair extra So 3009 so; good to choice
20 550l2 IS, Whisky heavy at Gle. Wheat
02C lower; good export demand at the de-
cline; winter red Western 81 O. al 20.
Corn is a shade easier at 63l9 964kc. Rice
quiet. Pork steady. Lard dull and heavy
at Sc 99ssc. Naval stores quiet. TallOw
steady. Freights unchanged.
Coffee firm Rio l6k 0l9kc. Sugar firm;
fair to good renning sss a 80; Cuba So a
90. MOlasses dull and unchanged. Beef
dull at 81 5009 so for plain mess; Sl2 for
extra do.
ST LOUIS. June 2S-COttOn dull and prices
are nominal; business very small. Wheat
Not enough done to establish prices. Corn
dull but unchanged; No. ? mixed 40c. Oats
hrmer; No. 2 20 a 30c. Whisky firm at $50.
Pork dull; order lots Sl2. Bacon firm; only
small order business done. Lard dull; sum
mer Slsc.
CNc1NNATI, June Cotton Demand
fair and market firm; low middling 24l2c.
Flour steady, with a moderate demand;
weak at 81 i50l so. Corn quiet and I'M
changed; 47c. Oats quiet and unchanged;
35 39c. Pork-Demand light, but holders
firm; regular $l20l2 IS. Lard-Demand
fair and market firm summer Slsc; steam
S34c; kettle So a9c. Bulk meats - De-
mand fair and market firm; shout
ders 4sse; clear rib Csc; clear Csc.
Bacon-Demand fair and market firm
shoulders SIS 05hc clear rib IA 079Bc
clear INC. Whisky in fair demand, but at
lower rates; sec.
ForeIan Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June 2S.-Cotton closed cas-
Ter; sales today 10000 bales-2OOO for ex-
port and speculation; uplands llkd; Or
leans II y sd. Sales for the week 80. 600
bales, of which 5000 bales we're for export
and 10000 for speculation. Total stock
I,Ol1 600 bales, of which 600 are Ameri-
can. Total stock afiOat 2S2, 900 bales, of
which $1,000 are American. Receipts Of
the week 69, 900 bales, of which % 600 are
American. Actual exports 5000 bales.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet
and unchanged.
LONDON, June 2s.-Turpentine AS Sd.
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Public Library of Kentucky.

Public Library of Kentucky.
The Farmers and Drovers' Bank is Treasurer,
and the cOrpOTators and supervisors are all repre-
! sentative men, and are among the most respect
| able and distinguished citizens OF the State.
Should any tickets be left unsOld on the day of
| the drawing they will be destroyed, and the one
thousand gifts offered will ali be drawn and paid
| but diminished in value in proportion to the per
ceutage of unsOd tickets. For instance. if only
| three-tOurths Of the tickets sold the capital
gift will be reduced to $4,000, and all the others
| in proportion.
The Hon Thomas E. Bramlette, late Governor of
/ Ken ucky, has consented TO represent the Trus-
! tess in the management of this second Grand Gift
Concert and he win personally see that the money
| from the sale Of ticb cts Is deposited with the
| Treasurer, that the drawing is fairly conducted,
! and the gifts justly awarded and promptly paid
| The drawing will take place IN public, in fail
view of the audience, and under the immediate su-
perVisiOn and direction of the officers and Trus-
tees Of the Public Library of Kentucky and the fol.
lowing named eminent and DISTINGUISHED citizens,
who have consented to be present and see that all
| is fairly done:
Hon N. R. Hardin, Judge Court Appeals, Ken
! lucky.
hon. ] Proctor Knott, late Member of Congress,
Lebanon district.
Hon. H W. Bruce, Judge Ninth Judicial District,
General Eli H. Murray, United States Marshal,
District OF Kentucky
Hon. B. Cocran, Chancellor Louisville Chancery
Court.
Hon. E. D. Stamford, President Farmers and
DTnvers Bank
Hon. John Barbee, Manager ROYAL Insurance
Company, Liverpool
Colonel Phil Lee, CON- Attorney Ninth Judicial
District.
DT. c. Graham, founder Graham Cabinet
Colonel JllsOn P. Johnson, Manager Gait House.
Dr.. T. s. Bell, Professor Medical University Louis
vile.
Hon. J. G. Baxter Mayor Louisville.
Hen. T. L. Burnett, City Attorney
Henry WOlfOTd, Treasurer Louisville.
a. Q. Braunin, President Manufacturers Bank.
Philip Judge, of the Louisville Hotel Company
James Brdgeford, President second National
Bank.
". c. D. Whips, proprietor Willard Hotel
J. @. Johnston, President Traders Bank
II. Victor Newcomb, firm OF HewcOmb Buchanan
L Co.
Henry Deepen. President German Bank
Andrew Graham, tobacco and cotton merchant
DR.. No vim Green, President Louisville and Gu
cinnati Short Line Railroad.
Vol. Rose, Agent Adams Express Company
K. 7. DURRBTT, President.
W. N. HALDEMAN, Vice President,
JOHN s. CAIN, Secretary.
FARMERS AND DROYERS' BANK
Treasurer.
Those who desire further information, or who
wish to act agents for the sale of tickets as wei
as those desiring TO purchase tickets, should adj
dress THOMAS Z. BRAMLETTE
Agent Public Library of Kentucky
Public Library Building Louisville Kentucky
Circulars, giving tull particulars, sent on appiica
uon' jel5 At law INV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-29
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FRIDAY EVEN1Es, June %, lS72.
C0TToN-Phe Gales to-day embraced 400
bales at irregular prices, the principal trans
action showing some improvement. We re-
wise our quotations in accordance with the
hardening Of the market in the past two
days, and give also the Exchange figures.
which are 1or average lists according to its
tyes, while ours are also for average lists,
but with the outside figures for strict: