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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
GRAN BARATILLO
Do LAMPARAS Y OUINOUES
demms eAectO> para a. nIIEImbradO.
ENLA Luz ECONOMLCA
cAL1n Dn SAN JUsro NUM-. 81.

IL suso noe teuicndo que Marcharsc para Europa
OF e prdximo mos de NuVicmbTe; realtLa un 10 poT
cientn UeuU~ do Costo tudas las s&stonCtgs de
Get .es IlnlttJ oHsIst.cudo uh buulto surtILo
d. quiH ae. du mesa, Ira. de- orist4i ldem de
tai cot iakiuA-, quIuquv~ d. col dc :. Iu-
ecs, tarules para hacgehdA 1alusG cot I,le,o 10
cTl-isi, "a s.lfncs ue pared, y uHa dld &c uiTua
aFtlC},tes b, rIeuCc tAtes al r4Iuu sr itmb. astO.
Para .usca,cise 'c ia IvhAJt uaels -cLAr
!ulI a,ta a I., pree3.s aIguCutos
.tuI amt ia !Iqudaclua soNeud hoy
Qulu48ta musa Uvmba pore
III. al. M q ~. .--.--..... -
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Ill. d la- III. 81. 3 4..... : -
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Qn ltU .su hosatsa prccsos a rta - 10
re1tss =. a4sta4 'nIa que a. cIt.da arr 10
Ia tAa4sa sts tt~ e3ssag. sigUcnte~f
LlrA paFa gAa pls 1stt con asrtaRaa bognba a. 81
III al. as metal 4"raIa I........... ) 81
1T, Id, td bfouceado ld ......... = 20
III. 81. III a4a b mbA. ........... / 20
Qulnqu urr oc CO. Sag d., ia1.s uauta b. onr~asto.
III. td. alacra id d....-.-....... 10 o.
ld. id. lne-a -ald............... hi i4
Se rrA4I8# gn gran aurttto dc 4uIhqara para a
pAfv#l, tsuAlu at% a. consp.
Lva InA luAaA El.p4Fu stato "a q .ueea do gAaAIa.
on b4rn omf4.sLU 60
Pn ito koo II do snGlpIuoru 80 INA ~Enriqeu
~ ban AIT sts~-aA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14

fska AAs1a So = eAA2 "a - - e4lIe as 4 sw4
ssAssssa fsease - ttexs IS q l6st9 l4N&sg eea&
s@Ass sz4a sgNtkkAesa essa 49, - sa.1 ksxas
sss#s5asss. stAass ge6aNs IA gsaE ! "a
s<FT%SAz - 10 s&aAs - a@H "a saseSsex- 1esssA :
- kasA assse4s IS s@AAe @s asa zAsEs. ass ID 40
a&sAa Es8as s@ss 8m44
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
ANUNCIO.

contestar las muchas cartas de varas parties ie
Ia lsla que el Sr Baron Won Eisemberg ha recib do
tene que decir que visitara ninguna otra parte
de la lsa para cOmplacer las repetidas sGpllcas
de varias distinguidas familas de Puerto-Ri o.
Ell DR.. LIE BARON Won EIsEMBERG
ofrece al pdblico servcos profesionaes para Ia
curacOn de las enfermedades de DIDO, VISTA
GARGANTA asma. afecoiOnrs dc la voZ v las enfer-
medades de la LARINGE las RONCHAS de los Plt |.
MONIES los desOrdenes de In DIGESTION cOrtedad Il
de RESPIRATION, las afccclones morbidas del II l.
GADO, HIDROPESIA. DEBILIDAD do los Nj r.
VIOS, todas las enfcruedade que necesitan asi5-
tencia m6dica y quir1rjica
Los PEORES
OJOS VlZCOS
Sc ENDEREZAN
EN- UN AllNUTO.
Ell BARON Won EISEMDERG consulta todos los
dlas en- eI hotel del Universe, donde tene todos rs
instrUmentos aparatos la mayor parte de su IN
venclon, quo traJO consgo los que han llegado 81
ceSIyamente de Viena, dc Paris.
Ell DR. LIE BARON Won EISEMBERG dara con-
sui gratis todos los V6rn des las nnevp IN ia
ias once para los pObrcs. Ii .6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14

TamPeaa hausas 1emsAa mEnEma .ssst.. a. -
sa..sie. = eaai ~ ata@4a pass 80 "a - =.
fed9osA ~ feat9 80 asa 4aes4a - - -
ke9 b ssama ste9a laaa astaaaA sasasa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
ANlsl cOmoTClal

- s@esessa6 assAs 8sat 6sasak Nsa as#x asse
ssss ~ = ss&ess - NAs6s Il 49, AggNes 40aA&
x4sssssN4 sws EsN@ss 4 xAs ~
81 s.ssss e aNsNswsase 8aseses - Nmses@#ssss
aas a1Sasfs amsss#8ss 49, ssA ssAM43A k6ass
! j - kesasssss sast = y Eaes Nsaasg ksss9 -
= Aps AsseeA -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14

- $3.50 faaT g. 4sr ts sRssA ssau~s as,s&s
- = asAsaaa ps@ AsAasss 81 MsEa.es
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
Carbon 10 pleira
PnEATAl.I.Ea q HEaAEaIA.

s. NseaNs NAA - ss1ss - x1esasm 81 $50 -
AsssaAesasfs sE ssssssssa1 - asasR
- =. sAesNM lNsea sssaaa2m =. - -
NN NNNzas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14

q esmssse g. aafsss - - kAsssa De "a 81 eonsraa
- ssss@e@ s8tkaess q sakrsssa ~ plGeef omnata
Mses mshss =.
z - e@sAes 8 - 80 A. q d<es g.anr1a
= Aws4 4e asss. =. 3 ssssA sfss EaaAANY kkAAfa
MhesNseMAss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14

- aset ssA8esa swssEA ssst sssssa ss@ sss $50
assssss#tsss 4 sAsse saH@ssss
ss 4sss asskss sAsass ssss ssaas -
4sss esesss8sssA asssa ~ - 4. Ksk
~ sAAssss AsaaAAassa ssss a8 sna aaa se o. Il =
Et fA Ass sssassssss ~ sesss 49,
saAssaa 2a asa ssas t..A = - 81 -
aeN8aaass
10 eepsaseas2 - essa 60 sa&s.a n
a. eesA@. Aak - A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
PnEcIOs DE ASUEcIos

.sa..a ssls ADsAs Dc impression, =. it, en- pa
s.s4.. 1 &c. "a hnea Lee suscrit9rea pagarAn
sss Ios ananc.os pr @ssss sSos - PubhesTAn .
elcel0s o0n 0nFsnelonaiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14

Eg 4ae satef4ew a5stsa ) eg&arsp&sa a. aara
psaaaaas gaksss SO AAsms daate sewas sosv s-
bss - ssaAam~lTa 4@aesa a5stnfsa Ia AsAI3tsaAa ra
- See9Ns4s - del EaaEtsa&p xkHs4 s&a hagAa s3s
eaAs9 80 aessfssA*Aa s%e sas sssswa4ss esa ss
e aeseAel&aa sac @akHsEaeAa s8saa astx&Aa.E
aas al ia~sfhkgssasA - s4hssa 80 ssAEsw wesa asear
s@A4es. PHeas AAea sasx4xaaasw ae $50 ~
A. Ak@A1 "A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
PARA BARCELONA.

saEelga -. Is sIrl pgu1tag ,
usCs slp lass IS ~ .,sr ~ gzar
a ssf t. Ia Hasssals. 81
eAgsst.ae. u i Eus4tsa tigtay
: rfv@v AaIs sn str eaEsaypAa
sAgrFtss - sofse xal tAgt1
u A ssaAato EaaxaKa IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14

fHsscros ga fsasELEssa.
Ds - pfiMer@ ~ go .es. A.easla a. 4.
s~@sAs ~ ssa@s zsg sL..sk@seA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
G'API.

~ - ia a. .hi~ndo part das dr este frutO de
.utsftsF las Il ts fucas tran fa1il YsntA slst a
sFutlu gur fstf 4h5ra sglr sOLandO este gr1nn. pO
rla.sa ourfifHlHs d~ rmhanIue, ga ssts en 40
arss5Aa aErrcafss ia Ia LEILA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14

Rsla Pssi6aieo ss PublieA los aomlngos ms6rsOles
v.aDss, eaAndo las eFcanatAneias 10 sxgea g dAR
a.csnees supiement0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
AMaBatDS

esiHs D. lIr. s.a1s a5li p"T 4
ErPaaa al izp. pFrmlu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
CO4GCIO DE SAN CIENbNID EN C3Dl,

I'm este estallecimeuto, que es,a |, eltnro
d los meJEes del c@tranjelo, se estutian las
mAtetias ,orrespondientes IL soguuda eo,e-
nanEa, idlomas pat tida doble, y adclna. la.
asignAtaras de Ia Facajtai de DsreeAo hast, el
gfsdn dc ic' ntiAdo. admItie aduae alu.nnoa =
interno> que setan .ratados edacados con al
el mAyoc cain"ro la euss,hauza direction es-
tan i eatSo de las personas aiguieates:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
ALMACLN- TALLER.
CALEB DES. JUSTONUMERO 70.

FL que snscribe Ofcece sus servlciOs este res
petabie pubiIcO, en- cambio de una m6dics re.
T1oacloa conventional, on tOdO 10 que abraza
el SlguonCe tnunciO.
Se hace t0da clase de instalaciones de tuberia
para Gas aqua on las casas o establecimientoe
pubHcos parGculares.
Llmpleza de tnb0s, lamparas; composition
DO amOas cOSas.
ReparaclOn de bOmbas de saoar aqua, coma
trucclon de farOles y do todO 10 conCerniente q
hoJaiateI1a. como para tOdO 10 mencionadC
clenta con entr1didos operarios admitira tam
blen ahonos mensuales para la limpieza dc
l&IapaTas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
uONGsTAnIO

NIkaa kspahnl4, sl4 uua
fs,ls.lHbiauAs 500 a. -,.. ...,.,...,,,, M
hH8sTtEanas L. 81 td. f@'.
Geatlnna o.. i.
i'iata f.sB .Tls 10 %. ps.
a.. s.urui. Hi,f feaYttI del l-@l bps annual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
AGssARDIENTE DE CANA.

~ aiilsIis isaua s,licitai pa ,str iiquido.
giilsnauiyhis e han hreh yrnras al Te iedOr dc
So bsepb reg lu gTaAnac4ou, sin ineiuir GA este
pfsrlu a. eusae.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-14
EN- VENTA 7 MUY BARATO.

Lamparas de cristal meta hero de varias
classes; bombas para idem ara sacar aqua; tn
IBERIA dc pl0mO, hero metal; llaves para gas
aqua, gTandes chicas; pOrta-bOmbas ma-
c eros de varias classes tOdo 10 conceln lniente
al alunbrado.
Vidrios pianos de distintas dimenaiones pa
faroles, vIdrieTas Otros usos.
por ultimO otras muchas cOsas que pueden
verse on el citado Observation-Disclosures
Rlc0. setiembre 23 de ls73.-J. h. Steiudcher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15
Goyer..e.s securities.


bALrIM0nE, March E.-Virginis IS, cOnsDli.
dated, So. West yirginia's, IA bid to-day
BALIInoRx, March ls:-Cortor dull and heavy
low middnes, lSt. Flour dali; market favOrs
buyers-City Ills perfine, So 25 do. EXTRA
s. 5S@ ss.s5; do family, 8 10 $50 sl2 " heat dull
and unchanged. Corn firin for southern white
southern, 6utd5e; yellow southern, 55d55ts; mixed
western, 5000. Oats lower southern, asa rs:
western mixed, FErE Rye steady, s06T9c Hay
urchasged. Provisions quiet, but firm sud un-
changed Western butter steady and unchang ID
hisky quiet, 20.
NEW YORK, March is -Ssocks dull Gold steady,
lFk. Money firm, 1-l6 20 i-52 per cent. Govern
rents duh and steady. Exchange. long, IA short,
NEW YORK, March ls.-Flour dull. whes. quiet
and firm. Corn dull.
LoNpoN, March Is, II 3. m.-Consois opeued at
~ egSssi 9 money and 81. 01927. for account
Gv-S, 9D-. Erie. S. -
LoNpON, March IS. 2p. m -ConsoIs and American
securities closed unchnflee1 E:ie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

Both parties in Connecticut have completed
heir nominations for state officers and MEM
Der, Of Congress The candidates for governor
aie Henry p. Haven, rep, and Charles Il. In
ysrsoil, dem. The republican candidates for
Congress, in the order Of districts, are: Joseph
l. hawley, stephen W. Kellogg, II. III. Stark
weather, VIM T. Minor. The democratic can
s.riAr, also in the order of districts, are: Simon
Il. kendall, v..mes T. English. James A. Bell,
wm. II. Barnum. The prohibitionists also have
81 ticket in the field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15
THE WEATHER.
The WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTskNT, 0eice Caief Signal Oncer, Z
WASHINGTON, ID. O., March 10, 1873, IL 4. m.

HAR DEPARTkkNT, Office Caicf SiJ1cl Oncer
NAsHINeToN, ID. O., March 10, 1873, II A. m
,SYNoPsis. FoR The PAST TwKSIy-FoCR HouRs -
ne barometer continues highest. but falling, oy er
sguh Atlantic s,ates, where clear weather sad light
winds prevail. The low barcms ter that was FRIDAY
morning IN Nebraska has red east and northeast
ward TO the upper lakes aud Wisconsin. The press.
ur has fallen over the OHIO valley lower lake, an.
middle states, and the Temperature has risen remark
ab!y during the night over Ohio. Michigan. Lake
Ontario and New York. Southeast winds and clouiy
weather are reported from the western gulf Fresi.
and brisk soutnwest winds, with cloud and rain pre-
YAH from Missouri to Vermont and Lake Huron
Brisk northwest winds, with rising barometer and
ianing temperature, prevail in the northwest.
PRoBABILITIEs.-The storm center i'm Wisconsin
move eastward Lake Huron during the
rest OF Saturday and the barometer fall tally
with possibly new storm center in western New
YORK. Southeasteriy winds, veering t. southwest
With cloud and rain. extend eastward over the mid
ole and eastern states For the south Atlantic states
southerls winds ana cloudy weather By Saturday
night For the gulf states southeriy wind, and
threatening weather. with rain on the coast For
the Ohio valley southwest winds aud Threatening
ana possibly rainy weather. From the Missouri
valley to the upper lakes southwest winds veerine
10 northwest by SATURDAY night with falling temper
n,Hre Cautionar, Signals are ordered at Norfolk.
Balt,mOre Cape May, New YUrk, New Haven, y ss
London, Woods Hole, Boston, and Portland ~
Cautonary signals will be display I'd at the lake STA
tons from ard after Aprit 81 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

Despite Mr.. Gladstone's boast of having re-
peaed during his term of office from 81, oOe, 900
to $4,000 900 of taxes the expenditures of the
country seem to be decidedly upward. The
expenditures in England during the last year
were s3s0!o0e 900, being more than any sum
raised by the nation during the expensive wars
u it'll the first Napoleon. just how increased
Expenditures and reduced taxation are to be
coupled will be problem for Mr.. Gladstone il
he continues in Office, or for Dizzy" if he sue
Cteds him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

u hey don't want TO hang anybody in New
XoEA Why don't they say so and be done with
ia The country il tired OF following the te-
a.ous process OF New York murder case from
Tie initial atrOcity of the cold blooded act OF
si4u shter, all the way up through the gliding,
refining, and paliiating work of the trial by
v hieh the murderer is made out 10 be valuable
In' mber Of society who cannot be spared; up to
be- Email apothesis and discharge from bonds as
AL injured saint whose deed was rather meri-
ferrous than otherwise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

Prom remark made by the Rockville Senfi-
. y il would seem that mild degree of doubt
o dsts in the Montgomery mind, as well as that
of Washington, as to the exact period in the
History Of the world when the Metropolitan
ssiiroad viii be opened for travel In view of
the latest announcement Of the last postpone
anent to the month OF April the SeAtisei hopes
shey won't IN the srst Of April, "for reason
Lat will suggest itseifv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

The general situation in Wall street yesterday
was not marked by any important or interest
ing feature. The gold speculation and foreign
exchange irregular. The only activity Of any
consequence in speculative securities was con-
fined to few shares, the general list being
very dull. The features of the exchange were q
weakness in Boston, Hartford and Erie: Lake
Store and Rock Island, and increased frmness
ia Pacific Mail, Western L MON and Erie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

There is more talk OF an impending strike by
the New York trades, bat nothing definite is
Known as TO the time or TO the precise demands
to be made. The carpenters and joiners Of
BROOKLYN have. however, notified their en-
I,Oyers that they will require an advance of
fifty cents a day uron the opening of spring
work They now receive - per day OF eight
Hours In New York CITY. the Times reports a
move ment by the employers in the same trades
10 REQUIRE ten hours per day of their workmen.
In that city the carpenters and Joiners
are now receiving ~ for eight hours
work Piasterers, stone cutters, bricklay-
e1s, and stone ma sOns receive $50 for
eight hours. The employers maintain that
this Is too much, and are inclined to move
Tor reduction OF the pay, or an increase of the
lours. Thus the curious spectacle is presented
OF the wOrkmen organizing for a strike 10 get
letter terms. and the employers moving to
erect a reduction of existing pay. The en-
Iloyers and workmen had better confer together
a. the boss plasterers and journeymen did
here; talk the matter over and come to a give
sLd-take agreement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

NEW WAY TO CREATE VACANcY-we are
pretty well acquainted in Washington with the
dcnoralizing effects Of Office seeking, but we
have not yet experienced the full extent Of the
dePravity which the scramble for Official posi-
tiOn engenders. A telegram in another column
tells singular story to the origin of the diff
cIties in Lake city, Florida, heretofore referred
to in The STAR. 1t appears that a number Of
disappointed Office seekers there determined to
s'kuklux" the appointees, and the '.outs' arm
Ing themselves, went to the respective resi-
licences of the ''ins- and fred volley after vOlley
of twenty or thirty shots, each, at the occupants
Of the houses Ii the custom should be intro
siueed in Washington it would make it lively
around the departments. 1t is certainly new
Eay to create vacancies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

a private letter received this morning by an
I'd friend and neighbor Of Mr.. George William
curtis, states that the attack under which that
gentleman has lately lsbored, was heavy cold,
such as has prevailed extensively in New York
this winter. His system being somewhat re-
Guced BY overwork, the effects were extraordi-
Sarily severe. He is now stated to be decidedly
1ttttr. 4 In process of recovery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15
Largest Circulation in the District
WASHINGTON CITY:
March I5, 1873.
Railway Monopolies in England.

Great Britain is suffering from railroad mo-
nopoiies, though the combinations Of the rail-
road kings there are not on the colossal scale
undertaken in this country. There the ques-
tiOn has taken the shape Of Parliamentary in
quiry and interference. Mr.. Chichester For
tescue the president Of the London Board of
Trade and the chairman of the joint committee
OF Parliament on railway amalgsmation, re-
Gently reported bin creating board of rail-
way commissioners. TO consist of three persons
The purpose was the enforcement of the
general law already in existence in Great
Britain, which prohibits the various rail-
road corporations from throwing obstacles
~ each others way, or in any manner
CioGgiHg the regular course of commerce
q was decided that il would be unjust, or at
any rate impracticable, to undertake to make
equal mileage rates-that is, to require every
railroad to make a uniform charge per mile,
regardless of the character Of the country
through which it rams the Kind of traffic it has,
and the amount OF business il does. Neither
Gid the committee conclude to favor the propo-
sl;ioE, coming from many quarters, that the
Government should purchase the entire rail-
way system Of the country. There was tes.i-
in0ny before the committee to show that the
railways OF England do not declare dividends of
IloTe than OF per cent. and that they do not
therefore realize more than ordinary interest,
without allowing any compensation for labor or
fiSk. This. however, is the usual poor face put
ca by railroad corporations when it is pro-
POSED tOinterfere with their monopoly privileges.
i; was decided, however, that the Board should
hare the power of compelling the establishment
q through rates between contiguous railroads
the partition to depend generally upon the
relative mileage, bat TO be modified under
sIeeisl circumstances that should be determined
IL evidence. The Board of Railway Com
niSsioners, therefore, ia Great Britain will be a
tribunal OF reference and arbitration, with
power to take eognizsnee of unjust discrimns-
ton. and 10 compel the railways and canals to
make no combinations and provide no hind
RANGES that are in conflict with the interests of
general commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

The New York Tslcgrom hints about the for
nation OF a vigilance committee in that CITY
''on the plan aud with all the force, power and
Independence which characterized the bodies
created for public protection in San Francisco
an tie early days, and in other western cities,
and where the law had been found inadequate
for the reservation OF the peace of society,
The Tslsgroar says that the proposed vigilance
committee has no reference whatever to the
Case of Foster, but has grown out of what seems
q" be studied determination on the part of paid
Jurors and constituencies lawyers to defeat the
ends of justice.
Ii Il probable that this idea of vigilance
Committee is only talk, but ii is a rather serious
state of affairs when the necessity for some
means to supplement the law and law officers in
The punishment of crime in the great CONNER
Cial metropolis Of the nation, is even discussed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

Col Il. w. Hughes is spoken Of a. the repub-
lican candidate for governor in Virginia at the
coming election, and Robert 4. Lee. jr., Tor the
same position a. the democratic candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

Hv = seen by our kilograms that Disraeli
ecmes ne sensible conclusion that it Is not
ssivisah /, tor the conservatives TO undertake to
form government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

rWE, rHE UNDERSIGNED. REPosING
W.. eonsdence ~ The integrity OF John Ruf,
Bsnk, q which he " the Treasurer, regard the
sia OF msny OF itsdepositors during the last few
We have carefully examined the statement Of ss;l
rank, e reported b the Bank Examiner to tn,
peroueI OF the Currency, and regard 1t as emf
We have fun coincidence in the ability OF the Bank
H. D. COOKE,
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
y.C. McKELDKN,
LKWfS JOHNSON CO.,
III. o. SWAIN,
MIDDLETOH CO,
RIGGS CO.,
MO EMERY,
WILLIAM y. MATrISGLY,
NOSES KELLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

Cakes Ames says that be ii ever 20 humble
there's no place like North Easton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

FWAIGH n. L. CHURCH-Presching TO
J., The neMin OSnnday 1at II a. n, AMI p M
NORRIS. IT N "
nSTHE REV. A. J. GILL, the newly-a rpoioi-
cd assiTs Preachsr to the IN street south
tns congregation SUNDAY ito morrow NIGHT, at
ryA5T.tENIIIoN EKNIGHTs- OF ST PAT:
N, On MONDAY Tie I5ih inst ,By order ''o'A .
WIN C. KINNtEfYYss k sSadaSs' Commando II:
w TANTCHt RGH above 4 nirtbwe r The a e
ING and MoRN
ny No I0i "A stated Meeting will be held
Building, 5th street, near l.. New Constitution
f Z H. PAL ParTGGsoN, Rec and Cor secy
rFk. OF P.-The Association TO make arrange
I'D, wents for the Contemplated visit . .Rica-
IodSe Room APg,lh sres ' viii meet q, Gnp,1
ms s,ssnd Is Srd All kOgh. are .Srday invited
H. g Fo%L IsIS seeretar - GRAY r'e'ideI IL:
nS1Sf; PATRICK'S DAY-The gentlemen who
NJ who hass signLfied their intentiOn Of closing
please meet at oeioce To SeFsin S,l,
hn.NiNG' in the basement of caT ToM M1lI
OPPORTUNITIES JOHN A. RAWLINs
~ POST, Nc. 1,GA;R:--Attention comrades:
LntIe VIII De Special Meeting OF the above Post
HIS Sai urdayb EVENING, the 18th instant, at
30 Q clock sharp, for the purpose Of making ar
rangements for the funeral of our late Coinrade
CASTER h ELLER. All members are espectf uIly re
questsd To- be present. By order of A H. c. Richard
'IR' Post co Horace RaSSi Il. RRowrR, Pos, Adjs
rFWILL BE DEMONSTRATED FROM THE
10y the Scriptures of Truth, TOMORROW
NOhNlNG- AT III q. m, Mt the Christadelpha Syn l.
agogue. northeast corner Of New York aye nue aud
Ih street that The doctrine of the iUmoyfoltry az
The hri'oH Sowis IS he and subvefsive Of the
teachings Of Jesus. the Christ-JOhn s, 60 p
90 reward will be given To any clergyman
who will produce from the Scriptures Of Truth the
Soul" rs
nP?HE SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE, IT
SSR1r 7; univ srsaS agrcsd. j. ,he P3PuLAR IA
hands efan intensely satisfied TWENTY THOCS.
AND READERS, rendering The GAZETTE in
valuable to our Merchants and Business Men as a
very desirable ADVERTISING MEDIUM To-
MORROW THE SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE
will equal in deep and absorbing interest any OF its
brilliant predecessors. Advertisements received
shfii y Clock tonight. Don't fail to read THE
GAZETTE tomorrow. 1t
TATTENTION, CITIZENS The citizens Of
Wy the several Legislative Districts are request "a
TO elect three delegates each to represent their dis
trict in Convention TO be held at Union League
Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, March 0th,
1853, nj z, O'Clock, to make arrangements for the
annual celebration Of the emancipation Of the Dis
r. w. TOMPKINs, President
HENRY JOHNSON, Secretary mii-3tr
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