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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-11

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-11

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-11
DE ERTo PkIXCIPE.

He padscido poF muchos ahcs del nal de HiYA-
do IL fTasoos de sus PildOrAs de Bristol han Gu
Rndo radicamente.h Carlos +. Mora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-11

Los slgncntes son cOrtos extractos dc alSunas
cartas recIbIdas durante 81 tfanscurso de an
ano; demostrando cnan acknowledgements conve-
nlentes son las
Psld0rGS TeqeAQlss Asncarad0s
d. Bristol para el China de Ia Isla de Cala.
DEsaATANZAs.
'Euefro frascos daPiiaoras dc B.istol me haa GU
rado de un foertS dossF De caleza.' Manuel Pimen-
lai
BE IA sEAB4NA.
"sii antigua Indigestion IN taeaparseido con e.
uso lie DneVe bote.las Ie I ldora-." EduaTto Ante
Mo Alors.
OE SANTIAGO DE CEisA.
'InKnitae graeias; ciDco botelIae de PiIdoras han
extupado lOs gianOs de mi cara J. Baitista Silva.
DESANCTEEaPERET
''Estoy muy sgradecido Yds ladisrepeia Ia De.
eaparecdO glacas las PildorRs dc IiiSStoI." jose
Rodriguez.
DE REMEDIOA.
Las Piidorah de Bristol me han cnra6o de Las Al
tnorTanaa no nae han vneto va Lace le Ineses." +.
n. &c Zouza
DEPIERTO PAINCIPE.
lie padocid0 pOF muchos ahCa del nal de HYa-
90: IL fTasoos de PilOrAs dc Bristol han Gu
RADIO radicalmente.h Carlos +. Mora.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
Mexican Affairs.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 12.-The Indians
who are in rebellion under General Losada
made raid on hstilcro, robbing every
body and everything, and killing cattle. y
revolutionary outbreak is imminent in the
State of OaXaca. These affairs have become
so threatening that the Government re-
Gently removed its old officers and appointed
new ones. Federal troops are now asked for.
Iosada, in his last proclamation, says {:
" All Mcxicans not Of Indian descent are
foreigners and usurpers, consequently all
proceedings emanating from them are null
and yoid.'
The Mexican Government has made an
official answer to the British note making q
demand for damages in consequence Of raids
by Meyicans on British Honduras. In an
swer, the Government says it will do every
thing in it's power to prevent repetition Of
the depredations, but refuses to entertain
the proposition for damages. The Govern
ment also hopes that England will not carry
out the threat made in its note to invade the
territory of Mexico should its demand for
compensation not be conceded, and declares
that the Republic has always observed its
lawful obligations.
The TRAIT d Union says that sacrilegious
troubles are apparently reyiylng. A short
time ago priest, clad in the gerb of his
order, appeared in the streets and protest ed
against the enforcement Of the liBeralzing
law in regard to religious worship. The
Government las issued al order, however,
t lat the law must be fully observed. Under
Its operation professionalism is making rapid
progress throughout the Republic. This
spread of professionalism gives great of.
fence TO the Catholic priesthood, who are
using every means to prevent its
growth and circumscribe its influence.
In const quence Of their efforts it has been
the occasion OF several deplorable scenes
lately. Very recently crowd Of fanatics,
excited to frenzy by the sermons OF some
priests, made all attack upon congregation
of Protestants In church in San'Luis. No
one was killed so far as known, but several
were injured. The police finally dispersed
the rioters. These occurrences bode DliSfor.
tune in the future unless the authorities in
terpose at once and rce:tablish law and Or
der. ~ ...
The steamship Eastern Queen, laden
with cattle, foundered on Tampico bar. Of
ficers and crew are all supposed TO be saved.
The quality of coal recently discovered in
Mexico proves satisfactory on trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
The Reassessment Bill.

The House of Delegates yesterday, follow.
Ing the example of the Senate, passed the re-
assessment bill over the Governors veto, and
it is now law. We shall not waste words
in denunciation OF the timidity or dema.
goguery which Induced many members. to
vote for an unrishteous if not an unconsti
tutional bill. The Radicals, it they secure q
majority in the next Legislature, will have
just as good right to redistTict the State for
members Of Congress as the present Legisla.
ture had to pass this bill. We hope that
such rsdistricting will result to the discom-
future of some Of the men WHO have perpC.
trated this wrong.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

TIE COUNTY COURTs.-Hear the voice or
the people. The Chatham Tribune utters it
in clear tcne--as follows: ...
"Much has been said US to the duty of the
Legislature in making some change or aitc-
ration in the present county court system.
All the arguments and reasons given Tor the
necessity of any change at all in regard 70
The present system or jurisdiction OF our
county courts are, to our mind, extremely
thin, and unworthy of serious consideration.
In the first place, wc believe that any change
made. either in reducing the number or
county courts or in lessening their present
jurisdiction, would be violation OF the
Constitution. To reduce the present
number especially would be, without
any doubt, lesisating against the express
provisions Of thai instrument, which GER
tainly ought to he properly respected by our
law-.nakera and all Of its requirements
strictly adhered to while it retains its present
form and status. But even if change could
be effected without violating tue spirit OF let
ter OF the Constitution, which we emphati-
cally deny, there would even then he no
substantial or practical reason for making
it. II the number of county courts IS
reduced, or il their present civil and
criminal jurisdiction is abolished. nothing
is saved to the State or people; for
if such course were adopted there would
be all absolute necessity for increasing tue
number Of circuit courts, which would fail
TO reduce the eXpensirencss OF the present
system one cent, but have rather the con-
trary effect. besides resulting i'll absolute de-
nial OF justice to litiganis. We Contend that
no juatcia! system has crcr been dcu!Sed
better caicrlaitd TO accomplish speedily the
ends of justice, aor one that more fully meets
the demands Of the present age and genera
ton in carrying out The uishes Of the people,
and in securing their inGLienGbie rights and
privileges, than Mo present county court syS-
tenn Of Virginia.
ave are well satisfied that if any change is
made it will lie done contrary to the wishes
and feelings OF the great mass of our people.
Too many changes ere made in our statue
laws, and they are more frequently produc-
tive of harm than good. The greed for
Office generally originates tile desire for these
continued alterations and changes. The
truth Of tie great var nOw 20 relentleSsly
wagcd against the county courts lies i'll the
fact that there are some important individuals
who aspire 10 the position of circuit judge
ships who see no prospect of reaching the
goal cf their ambition except by abo!ishing
in some way tie county courts and adding
to the number OF circuit courts. We have
no hesitation in cbaracterizlng the whole
measure as Il mercenary scheme from Begin
ming to end, cngendcred in the brains OF
few sore-hcaded, sour-hearted customers OF
the legal brotherhood, who are the only per-
sons who feel that they have been neglected
mud numerically left ont In the cold"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

BIENNIAL SESSIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE
1t Is necessary that the Legislature shall
meet annually in Virginia; if for no other
reason, to correct tho mistakes which it is
certain to make during every session. There
are, for Instance, laws passed this winter
which 1t will be The duty Of the Legislature
to amend or repcul next winter. Next win.
ter there will be other such laws passed |: and
the Legislature will be bound to assemble
the winter afterwards to alter or repeal these.
Besides this consideration, there is this other
one that i'll State which is undergoing
such changes as are now going on in Viz
ginia it is important that the Legislature
should be in session at least once in every
year. Unforeseen contingencies or circum,
stances will always demand some changes OF
other in the laws which cannot wisely be
postponed SO long as biennial sessions would
necessitate their postponenent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

Ar. grApsrosE's DErEAr.--ii Like the5Duks
nj Arevll Mr.. GLADSTONE is popniarsn the
1-n,tcd states. Almost everybody Knows
more or less concerning.him, and now that
he has been defeated in the House OF Com
mons, almost everybody wishes to know, as
liule WELuELMiSE asked old CAsPAR, What
twas all about? Wepu5lish elsewhere at
article answering tho question to some ex
tent. The Philadelphia Press, which IS sooo
authority on English affairs, says -
IA number Of reasons have conspirod. &c
bring about this unfortunate ending OF :
scheme which in many respects was tnell.o
rious, but probably The strongest OF . .nI,t
reasons was the extreme fairness with WIZ" ivy,
Tie bill was drawn. So evenly were FRO
test p't and Roman Catholics dealt with that
neither was satisfied, and the result is tna'
both have combined to defeat the measure
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
srESsTAf1 rl.TTT:ya

jET GOODS FOR TEE SEASON.
GRAY STRIPED SILKS at si.ts Per yard worm
Sl.so; VI
JAPANESE SILKS st 81, d, and ,ss. per y,rd
POPLIss, EMPRESS CLOTHS, ana ALpAcae
in spring shades; - =
JAPANESE SILK ROBES;
PERCALEsin Stripes, Figures, and Plain cofo,s.
PARAsOLs and ,sUN-gsIBRELIAs, the ,.ts,.
styles, in great variety;
KID GLOVES IN, all styles aud qualities;
WHITE GOODS Of every description at grsa, bs..
/ gains; tAi
WHITE and col oRED PreUEs very cheap:
HAMBURG EDGIEGs and INsEETIEGs:
Genuine FRENCH zNEEDLE-WoEK EDe1ycs
F. and INsEBTfNGs; ,iflta i1:tef
LACE COLLARS, CUFFS, and SLEEVES:
Handsome LACE and NOTTINGHAM TfDfFs.
RICH LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINs.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACEs from .cc. n
SLIPS per yard;
WINDOW-sHADES. in great variety, from :, to.,
per pair, including fixtures:
WHITE MATING At 2sc. per yard and upy.rd,.
RED-CHECK MATING at aoc. per yard and w.
wards;
VELVET and TAPESTRY RUGS;
MARSEILLEs TOILET COVERS and MATS.
OIL-CLOTH and OIL-CLOTH RUGS:
TABLE oIL-CLoTH OF every description:
COTTON and LINEN DIAPER:
PILLoW-CAsE LACEs. CRoCuET.gDGys, -.
INSERTINGS;
INFANTS EMBROIDERED ODEs.
SUMNER ENTERTAINMENTS OF all kinds. =,
LEVY BROTHERS..
---~ 1o17 and 1919 ylsiu street.
Richmond Va
Look at our stock of BLACK aud COIoRFD
SlLhS. .-s..... NH !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, March 13.-The latest footing ur
of the Congressional vote in aie first district
gives Small (Rcpubleanl, for Congress, be-
tween two and three hundred majority. The
other districts ale Democratic. ShaW's ma.
jority for Governor is between three and
four hundred.
MANCHESTER, n. f., March 15.--Leadlng
Republicans claim the second congressiona
district. The official count will he required,
though the Democrats claim the district.
Later.-T'he count in the second district,
with one town unheard from, gives Pike
Republican,, 1o,794; Bell DemocraN, 1917:
scattering 173.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
,rnI,,.sI,iItflea,..

wAsa1s6ron, MarcLi B.--For Friday, in
the Gulf States, easterly winds and increas-
ing cloudIness.
For. the. South Atlantic States, easterIy
winds and partly cloudy weather, with Dos.
sibly rail-, on the Carolina coasts. - .-.1is'..
For the Middle States and East Atlantic
coasts, northwest winds veeriDg to south.
west, with partly cloudy weather and rising
temperature. ,
For the lower lakes, southwest winds and
cloudy weather.
For the upper lakes and Missouri valley,
falling barometer, ,southsrly winds. cloudy
and threatening weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

new HAMpsHIRE.-The news from New
Hampshire is unexpectedly good. We had
no expectation that the Democrats would
either elect their Governor or even two OF
the congressman, much less three. Perhaps
we may learn something as to the cause OF
this victory from the much-despised Wash
ington Globe. On the last day Of tho last
session of Congress, according to the official
report, the following proceedings took place
in the Senate on the report of the conference
committee relative to the salary Of congress
: men: a-
Mr.. Cragin: Mr.. President, shall detain
the Senate but moment. am opposed to
the adoption Of the report OF the committee
Of conference. ! hold in my hand tele.
gram which have just received from New
Hampshire, which desire to put on record:
"MANcnEsrEn; n. H., March ., 1878.
AIN behalf OF the Republicans OF this State we
look to you to kin the salary bill Ii 1t passes, then
look to the President TO veto It, Great excitement
here. We are beaten forever If tie bill passes"
[Great laugbter.]
SO believe "Whom the gods wish to
destroy they first make mud"
Dir. Upton: l desire to ask the Senator
from New Hampshire If his party is not Just
on tue eve of an election in that State! .
Mr.. Cragin: Tie election takes place on
Tuesday next.
Mr. Tipton: That is satisfactory.
Alr. Cragin And in about month the
election takes place in the State of Counecti-
cut. and about the same time in the State Of
Rhode Island; aud predict here tonight
that every one of them will go against the
Republican party. ! put that prediction on
record, and within two months I shall call
the attention Of the Senate to that fact.
begin to believe that this Congress will
never learn wisdom until the people shall
teach them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

IT, Htown - liiniam ess
James Kelly Lnwson, Ls nye,,sss cf,egs, smos
PAIN ,o mo nson. Waits, aud Mr.
, speaASer-'l rur- pgsrrrsr1AgY ELL:
eono,e hin in relation to the lease OF tue
s,on;tat,tiary came up at IL NJ. as the specia'
ordsr, and was. on motion Of Dir. LAWSON,
Fashioned till Mcnday next.
pr THE COURT BILL. ,g'2--- .>'-..r-. 2
Senate bin to regulate and define the 1urls
d;ction Of county and circuit courts, ana 10
prescribe the number of terms OF the clrcuit
court. and to fix the pay of county judges,
came up as the special order. This blil Is
substantially the same us the House bill on
the same subject recently rejected. The bill
was amended in several sections, ana was
advocated by Messrs. CoGnnL, GRAY, and
BRookE. and opposed by Messrs. OFERRALL,
HEAD, MCMILLAN, and p. K. JONES.
Mr. PETER j. CARTER moved to add as an
independcnt section that it shall be the duty
of the county judges to appoint ut least one
Judge of elections, who can read and write, al
each election precinct in his county, from
each political party. Agreed to. Inc OH
was then ordered to engrossment and THIRD
reading by ayes, &C.; noes, 90. ...
THE FREE RAILROAD BILL.
The free railroad bill, the BOOKER su6stl'
tute, being unfinished business, came up wild
Sir. WALKER, of Pulaski, on the floor, VINO
continued his speech in opposition 10 the
bill and substitute. .s......: ......
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
By Mr. NEALE: To incorporate the asrl
cultural and Industrial Association OF Alex
andria, Va.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
New York Items.

new YORK, March 13.-Resoiutions have
been passed by the General Assembly that
the Erie Railway Investigating Committee
sit with open doors.
IL appears that John G. Warren, of Brook.
Ign, who was agent for mercantile house
ut Bayonne, France, was shockinsly mur
dered there OH February 18th by a Spauiard
whom he had discharged from bis employ
for stealing. The murderer stabbed Warren
to the heart in broad daylight, while driving
with bis daughter, and he died in her arms
on the road. The murderer was arrested
Mr. Warren has relutiyeS at Portland, Me.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

G1y- THE VIRGINIA NATU RIAL
PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OIL,
sold by us, and extensively used Ia this city and
elsewhere for the past seven years, and which 'as
given such general satisfaction wherever used, d(-
fes from all other lutricating oils SOLD in tsnor-
ktt. 1t Is .-..
A PURE, NATURAL LUBHICATIHG OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADMIyTuRE WHATEVER,
free from all grit and gum; and. under The salne
circumstances the best sperm or lard OIL VII mol
heat wear, or cut the boxes bearings. Experience
has proven beyond doubt that thisis one OF the
BEST AND CHEAPEST LUBRICATISG OILS
before the public.
Observe that our brand is on each barrel.
We are the sole Sgents here for the Virginia Ma
tural Petroleum Luhricating OIL, every barrel q
which sold by us bearing our brand thus:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBElCATlSG OIL,
PURCELL, LADD & CO., AGENTS
RICHMOND, VA"
Oder7s addressed to US will receive prompt a''en'
sion, and lie shipped in good. tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO. Druggists.
mb3-am R:chmord, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
The POstas-Car Service.

New YoRE, March 13.-G. 8. Bangs
General Superintendent Of Railroad Mai
Service, had an interview this morning
with Commodore Vanderbilt In rcgart
to the question of additional remune
ration for postal-cars. Vanderbilt sait
his lines were willing to accept TIT
terms proposed Ly Postmaster.Gcnera
Creswell from the law approved March 9
1873. The Commodore thought Erie wonlt
do the same and that the other through line
Wou!d have 70 follow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
Vessel wrecked.

LEwEs, DEt., March 13.-W. p. Brunei, q
seaman, of the schooner Horace Adeler, oil
Philadelphia, for Charleston, s. c., reports
that the vessel touched on the Hen-and
Chickens shoals last Saturday morning while
going to sea. At s P. N. the same day the
crew abandoned the vessel in n sinking con
dition, taking to the yawl-boat, which was
upset in the breakers, and Captain Edgar
Jones, the mate, cook, and one man were
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

Lor1srASA.-TheH Halifax Record condense>
into the following little paragraphs the
whole Of the Louisiana case:
i"Happily rehabilitated. Happy Louisiana
Usurpers, sustained and upheld by Federal
bayonets, may overthrow the government OF
her choice aud shed the blood of her citl'
zcns: still, she Is happily rehabilitated
."Happy Louisiana! A drunken Federal
Judge relieves her people of the choice o!
their representatives, and selects men Of bis
own political party still, she is happily re-
hal,iIi.atcd'tH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
Fire I'm Illinois.

ST. Louis, Mo-, March l3.--The National
Bank, the extensive dry goods house OF
Lamb & Co., the sourna! Office, and ten or
fifteen other buildings, constituting the best
part of the business portion of Tuscoota,
Illinois, were destroyed by fire Tuesday
night. The loss is estimated at over Que
hundred thousand dollars. The fire was
caused by the explosion of lamp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ME- SPECIAL AUCTION SALE, FOR
LADIES, OF FINE ARTS.-I will offer for sale al
auction THIS EVENING, commencing at O'Clock
ut St. Adams Hall. for accommodation Of the ladies'
a choice selection of
CHRoMos, .OIL-PAINTrNGs, and CRAYONs.
rhe Paintings are on free exhibition, with Cato
ogues, examination OF which we invite ali. BAN
will be open from 0 A. N. to 10 2. u.
THOMAS ". REESE,
e.. .a-.. Auctioneer.
Sale for ladies and gentlemen At NIGHT, com.
menciug at f:s0 o'clock. NH IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

SENATOR BoUTwELL.-We have SO often
expressed our admiration Of the mastery
manner In which Mr.. boutwell, has managed
the finances of the country that we cannot
find 1t ID our hearts to rejoice over his cleo
tionto the Senate; for the reason that we
fear that bis successor Ia the Treasury De-
partTeat may not prove 10 be bis equal as a
dasnc.cT. s .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
! Va TABLE-cLOTHs, from two to five

4 H-TABLE-CLOTHs, from two to tlys
yards long, in all qualities;
PINK, GREEN, BUFF, and TURKEY.RED TA.
BLE-COVERS, nil stzea;
BUFF, DRAB, PINK, GREEy, TUREEY.gED
BROWN, and BLEACHED NAPKINS;
TABLE-DAMASK Of every description at grea.
bargains;
TOWELS from 81 % TO Sc per doxeu;
Extra wide HUCKABACk TOWELLING at c:e.
worth CSC. per yard ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look ut our BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
rs NH |?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
The Motloc war.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 13.-The peace
commissioners have given the Modocs up,
and the military are in full control. 1t is
stated that the soldiers are already in the lava.
beds. The Indians have great quantities OF
ice stored, and al abundant supply OF beef
and roots. The officers have complete maps
of the Iaya.beds. <f..si. - ii .tt.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
Opposition to Trades-uuious.

New YoaE, March lathe master car
penters and builders of this city and
Brooklyn state they will not aceede TO
the unjust demands of the societies this
spring, and many capitalists who intended
Investing In building projects are already
placing their money IN other Investments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
Accident to steamcr-IIan Wounded

Especial telegram to tho DispatelLJ
NORFOLK. Va, March 13.--The steamer
FREELY, from Philadelphia for Havana, PIT
in here to-day to have her boiler repaired.
She expects TO sail IN few days.
This morning, while the schooner Peerless
was being lowed out Of Hampton Roads, one
of the crew struck the steward over the head
with hand-spike. The man vas brought
to the city and carried to the hospital. No
hopes are entertained for bis recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

The Cincinnati Commercial says that the
Democratic nominee for Mayor in that city
is so bigotcd q partisan that he would Orc
fuse to put policeman Oh guard who could
not prove that lie had worn mourning after
the surrender OF Lee"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14
uyrreeR DEALERS.

GOO 0Il0 FEET SEASON ~ W.
LUO,USjU CANADA SfCAMOkf. s sx.o..
fior quality 100000 feet seasoned ~ ,'cS Mn.
rtne Polar. wsmat. cherry, Maple, Alb. III h.S
ory Oak, Shingles, Iatlls All s:ds Of bS'ii h.,
Lumber, together with large stock Q! "xhfye,se
{l0ws Biinla and Doors, cheaper taaa any w.
In tho city. TRUMAN A. PARkEk, N"s
dealers In Lumber, Glazed " .t.nwIh,I,
Canal and Byrd streets nom fli!' -
In 1l-3m