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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-05
FINANCIAL AxD COMMHaCsAl..,

=. WIsuiyGroS,. Del, March 5. ISL.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Msrrick
johnson = Co, s. Il. Cor. 9Th and Market Street
Wilmington. Bet. ut I 2. u. to day.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW YORK

poBT OF EEwYoRK ..............'"".'...NoV. %
CLEARED.
Steamship America (d'r De L"On Bremen via Southampton
Oerieh' 1 70 e.,,. ,l Traiere ravre Geo Macse de-
smsp Geo W. Clyde Pennington, Galveston aud hy West H.
Mallory eans Dearborn Orleans CLARK seaman
Steamship MISSISSIPPI GT.se New Orleans , F.gSse ,.o SassG
steamship Morton savannah T. LOTisn
steamship Charleston Perr aTesDO y g. W. eplneT Co.
STEAMSHIP Ola Walker. Norfolk City Point, sad Richmond
o .sS.hp DE.hiE0d Geo Elder swren Norfolk ct Point aud Rich
msai o Joha Gibson Winners GeOrgetown D. c. KsaJsO
Ssc.mshp S. Csesccais Mmgum, Portland, > p Amc.
steamship Gen. Whit ey iIalIeti Boston a. +. INN pne"
sea.SO IO ReIe fs ,1aSe MeISocne Co.
ssIs 4rIn esseS spaans sydney W csnerOa
K, worre-,eu Ger Peters, Gloucester Punch Ee Co.
Bars swd 'qh Coz. or Lon G iGn FSaf % 20
, MA A,te iail Ohvari Cork Palm uih, sloeonch Co.
Bfs doo ual PolesIa Corr or f4@Oih SooTen
u.rs.a tAot sopp, P.lmouth r orders, j. C.
lark Gahe Alice Frl Bo,sard IIayre uPaa,t Co.
s,. M p'h,T1n $ Se s.a Has sno ai. sSi ca:sa:sy
B1I. e.rb TSsn.e"d e. e. cSr r,t, p n'nlsti S Co.
e: s :%a,ass Aie,s b;.i: TsSs. Eiysae'
Ims G. A. II si j Me.,e Johls r. Snps.a Shaw.
nne Myri ,Erl K.Oyris 81 Johns. n F. r. p. Cue Co.
bra Fairfield ar liqat'r: uiehmoai e. ": Bs'tAat
sehi. cs,i,psia Or, rc,as M.rses D Il he SOlssca
sehr. opase lBri. Curtis hsII' hoa, LeAyerin&cs
j. Al ils hHdbc Jtieblt, u J. nta"tF<
sebL hteaeA tBrl beAsoa Dry HsrJ1T jan. Moves
e ben
.bt T. Ciark Bellows CaTdelas. tlsgAt Fe,ty.
Setr kouy,nr 3D. u.Ihch IIAIsI kb q. ". DestluG
kehf. be.Sd.ALU tDL Spinner. larHeab T. g. C. W.
BsrsaI. 80
seBr. Jas Wan. Wley. Jack,orVile Warren Ray
T. boyd, Key est aud rtnsscos Dnnser
PiBeknsy
Scar lIary Latle. Tayi,r. Noros Va. Isaac Sa3lst
scat J. e. suara 're'. Rshnood Va. Si'sAs rs'e.
tehr ~ lit; Gut.ef. bliunort "a Ch1lEefs
bshr. Virginia X R,ss. = T.. n. }. Jed fDr 4 40.
bciE har tg,.r, heJhgri BOSTON, G. n. L,S
sehL lie. Baltr 1. Z koSbBA
Arus Ffatl nd "A I..A-.
Son
sea u C. -oias Stamford Stamford Nasuf.enrss Co
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
PiSSLNGERS S.iILED.

PoRTIvRRPoOlIas seips9p Upt1 Nov 2s-John 4. Grahan
Chas Munro Capt; Waller hchL james Sip5er Water James
William. O. P4ual. John JcAson, william Aiei Neai DlocA
W,lte7 Patterson Campbell Wat.
IN sfqmsiip T gen. Nov 2SJames Van 0rjeu, mes TvoAy
William P.art Bul-y. BO-s,ed Dr. lm)n FrlLk teae H.
p deaW aai chd Mr. Ganholv M Williams. hrs ElwlFi and
infant Mwarl ChlE.,s R9ck"e, J!acs Phps Jr, Nat
thew fhorn croft. Ms Tho croft, TAco oa Ilcrnlc.o
FOR II AVRE- IL seGa hip Fdice nov 2-E Gf.rl Mr'
ely Doa Phuu-s, leo Eck Ms Leo Eek
f. NJ zimmerman. ~ ~ Vale, Tomas LozHo s NJ uerrng
Aen Mclean and child Miss Fanny Grey ~ le Ch'nee J,c'
oarmin Mrs Cnnceier JIcqgemn, e. Felt, Mr. Done Dd
eax Mrs Joseph llcmau Joseph Nre PietTo AuSem Mrs
P,tro Ale lander GGihD, 3D. klser MI I'm phgle
Mss Anna Kiser Miss Heer LeOnai licer, Mss Emmice
Kaiser ile Kaiser Miss Cara Rler, Miss Nora hsse jean
Mlrs ABIDE A. g. Ketmac j. Paari Joseph Gui A. boai'
Langer Morse Aae Rason Mrs Aae as ~ august AOng-
not August Mooguot chld Feicen 0e.on Mrs Fchn
Adophc Fortwenge onu Leyre. Victor toner FeK b0ulec
Mr. Audou4ra MIS- AndDaga ani two Children MI hOsth" lss
Err BiEyEy-ya strmship inerioa Nov. % &C. j. Dixon
Aoth seye g Heinrich Ohgiedt JOAN Waal, g. g. am Enie
F. hclm Augrst vOTclrr, sirj Ael Ry
and chilren Deecl SANDER PoL E.ouad Peter d. kesser
Aiam ey!er Lprers Lpe Thomas Battoo hcar' RaSns6eg
Franz Beruer FmLE Ieruer and cd A. g. IhImers Henry
Bauer Mrs Henry Bauer f. schwoon, H. SetuEe H. iencEen,
F0a sAvAsNAH-rs steamship San Jacinto. Noy. CSC g.
c. < Fooe Miss CARO- O. Eastman Mra W a. La'man q l.
Louise Hart M Emil Hart Miss NJ Hart. W. y H,ri snd wife
Capt Reeves W f. Els Miss Mary Snchsm j. n Hugean
Dogy r.. Stape lie Bsy AMI servant Mss leg itny hss d.
Burdey MIlm Dr. John SHARP Clis. Wei min h Gea
son ST. John.oa W Looms A. C. Neya Mss Ahce Jones' hm-a
ue Dufy Mehn otto Mrhn MIST sand Mr. A.
n Faby4n H. G. Smith, Thco g. Ellis AM VIE; W. H. ROBBERS
Mn Van Brut an chiren George W Travis John Travis L.
siyerman o srt StaehI Mrs T. Arrow, Me Baie Tlson
' ocSe a. Mrs C. Rot sou, joan George Drul b. H.
Waller Mann Geo g. II James p. I'LL Mrs C. smith and eLlh
smith, Abran JAeAoa' Felix Johnson i"eAHne ns
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
CRIMINAL, NOTES.

Lawrence McCarty of No. 5ij West Forty fourth
81, and Patrick CGys1soh 10 $40 eyenthve arrsi at
Police Court yesterday charge o hvg shot Perce
Sabau So ElcY,atha,e the al and t-h dCrlg quar-
Phhp R9sn Of the address, nc9nstq onc Of ~" serious
woln Justice Oteibour. ne be accused aWa1
the result Of his Injuries.
Hester Loey was beaten seriously on Saturday
night by Abraham AT mann an bis wife Eace tl' she bai to oe
rlited yesterday to await the re alt Of taIe' 6y jos
tce Morgan at the Tomhs Police Conrt...On saturday
Louis Albert de Barry, French gentleman at pTeent re;
siding the ST. James Hotel ap,ered before justice 'an anu
John CbtOny Ssiss whom be
charged having stoca goods consisting Of DO Ks pictures and
fasre 10 the va $780, roa HIN. The warrant was
placed the hands Of Officer Wbber Of the Court sqa @ao sue
sht arreng Chatoney lie prisoner vas
before Justice Moran tue TOnbs Police Court estef
James Mooney private detective. Of No. 1872 Broawav WHO was
mp work down the testified that Cha
oney had stolen toe goods Ihe prisoner
vas hell Ia uef4aJt Of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
DgPARrURK OF FOREIGN NAILS.
MONDAY. nov. 80.
No steamship MalI>

No Steamship AIllr- -
AM LFcfpO0. per e seahsnp
Cy OF ontreL at sappemn'aty Mail IS clio ei At
Jce a. IL a.. Stes0 eas At AAioO J. L. hVl iAS'
No A. hUr,h yes.
Ma ,- bcnqa steamship Caina, close at Steam
hp .els Z o o Do, fOm Fler 80 II North Ev-..
Wet lnd.i the steamship COinm0us
e n. SuqqtaenLy Mail 10 closed at tle loii ONce al
2.4U Steamship sais al D. H., on n No. To- ~ H.
MBDAEoDAl, DEC z. ,
Mails ElroDe Q4,e aad liverpool ref the seashlp
Partha close $50 suppl me1tary ha ls closed At TIE f0's
Olcs at 10 Steamship at ll:oO IL, !Eon CuAAE>
Docs, Jersey CITY ,,.,, r, q,
ynOI. ChegJolrS snl H7mhnrg ~ steamship
Sea 40 Supplementary Nil. ls closed II th'
post.Oce at !. Steamship from per ioos o
Iuin-st.. iobOAen. r
Mails fJr 4y,ua d-e steamhD City Of lavanaeoe at
o. H. supplementary Mail is closed 81 the PostOmte at Z1U p m
steamship sai.s II Dm., r3m Per 40 ) " Il
FRlDAf, DEC
AMsil FIaflz closed tue NeSfork Posto zee ever
isy q p. IN. and va b sOn.
SAluRDAf. DEC. ,.
Nail? for Great Britain Ireland via Queenstown aud LiVspoo
closet AZ the PustO Steamship sails at " IA from
For rop via SOUTHAMPTON and 1enen BY The steamship Her
y ~ coseI at the Pos'
1870 Steamship sails st @ iJA flF 90. oi Ahl'
st.. Iiobofel. ,c-,--, ,--.-,..
ports etc h., the steamship AcapGco close At 10 Steamship
sails at ~ NJ, from Pier No AZ North River. .
Mails Nassau Hayt VeHe4u Ia agd Curacoa by the stemhp
Atlas ose steamship sails from Per No OIL Norh tlyer
sednsnD Glide, close al : " eiean
ship sails Ut 3 p. IT, from Fer No = E x
~ nUNDAl. DEC. G.
AnMs' close atl Ocoa1 m Taetotobce o9en ron U 4"
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

their views pick them mp here and there and anywhere
and never have any genuine convictions. They are
without continuity. without root This is far too COM
mon fact. We are brave about opinions maintain
them vigorously when they assaed, seem
eye what we hold to In conversation: but the difficulty
Is they are not our opinions at all. They dictated
by society. by clubs by elques We get them from the
newspapers perhaps and do not think and study them
out for ourselves.
Character has no root So men generally have that
stability which comes OF conviction When you are
brought by circumstances into sudden difficulty. do you
see men standing around you waiting TO help you 7
Character is that vital thing that should not be driven
by the winds aud tossed and with IL men do NOT drift
about like floating islands in the Stability is not
ours We arc not growing 10 declared end. Here and
there Is one who looks like Colossus among the pig
mics, but he has to contend against the multitude
Rootless we must wither and fail. Toe drouth, the
storm. and the tempest como, and must meet them
with power or fa before them. Suferngs and tempa-
tuns try test you test your faith. your opinions.
your character ana find they have root. In all your
getngs get root planting deep, that the roots may
supply we that you may grow into your proper sta
ture and become stable. balanced men with roots.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
RELIGIOUS GLEANINGS.

The Church of England and her daughter
Episcopal Church IN the United States have united in
setting apart to-day day OF Intercesson for Chris
tan Missions There will be appropriate services III tho
AT Grace Church address will be delivered Uy the
Right Rev. Dr. Hare Missionary Bishop among the
Indians.
st. AIMS Roman Catholic Church in Twelfth
st. near Tnirdave, dcnsely crowded last evening
with persons assembled to hear first OF course OF
sermons delivered by the Rev. Thomas Preston the
maculate Conception" and was based on the text
" And will pat eumty between thee and the woman.
and between thy seed and her Seed aud 1t shall crush
thy head" Genesis ILL.,, Is.
Notwithstanding the rain, ST. ChrysOstOms
Mission Chapel OF Trinity Parish filed yesterday
with devout and appreciativc congregation Advent
Sunday being the anniversary OF the foindng OF the
Church. The Rev. Thomas II. Sill, Pastor, preached his
ninth annual discourse from the text Tho tenth shall
be holy to the Lord" Lev. XXvii g. Nine years ago,
said he held first service distinct congrega-
tOn OF the flock OF Christ From the beginning VI our
efforts in the Fall OF 1865 there have been those who
have devoted themselves In good measure 10 the work
OF the Oh urch During the past nine there have
3H hura!s and the offerings have been s17O00, Of
Which have been devoted 10 missionary ana charitable
Objects The statistics for the past year been IN
figures, relatively to the whole nine years Baptisns
about onesixth; confirmed, the same marriages, one
quarter; 6urias Oneiilh. and contributions. abont o2c
quarter. Aud now, beloved. begin our tenth year
Let do with tine words Of tho text before
motto: Tho tenth shall be holy to the Lord" Let
try TO make tenth year OF special aims aud
offerings, q year OF special prayers ana dcyotions
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
Barge Z. Stevens. morse, New Haven.

Barge 3. Stevens Morse New Haven
..,m.b, sou C.rop, Beckett Charleston days. with nds
stssr.hp Hercules sw,sey, Pblsdelphis .,.r..
BARK Sol. USsI, yere9A narelles 10 l," = q 'ad~'
BARK Maloney Cenfeegos Is iiy' ~ osss. M rn h
BARK (O GlAssow) Wilson, nhAs9' jay io "'
Brg George Marston Yew.Hav.n IN ballast
Iis Mira Il ~ Hescl Lcghor1 20 fars -'1 rnfe ID.
seh Gates. Seville oe' T. va Ferh hmooy win
scs Prairie prd of s. JOhn r c'OTea Corvallis N g. 10
sci core g. JsFe o Boston, Finley ST. JOha D. 10 d'rs
sshr i.-JOi J B. cuanast,m scori.. Y.r.Looion.
schL harY Brockvay. LORI, Cea1ec-tni u YER
scSr GSaro IiT1 @s'isj. a1icJ Po1 ,aee J,asoa
sch. Mcsno Iu, Providence ior Port job on
6ca. james Rose, NAsoa. Wsiiae iof 'is.A
SAILED.
Steamships France fr Havre Gaelic r h7sr'o7 Amrnes 70,
Bremen: Utopia GiaSg0y ". tG- 'o "a yes'0n va hy
West; Nesoeas s"d Mississippi for sswo ~.'; san Je.to'
for Wmisgon n C od D,npeu, for Nor JON GbsoO'
ior Georgetosa. b. e.; Geo. Cromwell, ior Perl4aL
ARRIVED. Sunday. Nov. 90
Steamship Gueus Bear' Boston Sia H'' ''i pass to Metro
steamship Psncon Bragg Portland, Me- vita and pass
saohp Ensa 8 Terry salyca No-5'a. n c. sh naval stores
to Murray Ferris Co.
dra. = and u j. G. neayoi. .
steamship WyaHoke Couch ncano- C,v Po; az Norfolk VIII
udse. g. 10 Old Dumnol > .eanslp 90. -
Esrs San shatan iooaaa No lS2aA) Sala HlVaaa II
Bark Blbi ,iogcr Havana Nov I3. will ma
Brig Mater "iich G bamoEe IA u1 man ie 20 daTs wiz
BnI Marie (Dachl Hauscn Anu a. F. R. 10 tivi nu alt
daTs, with sal.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ovs Nov 10 via Havana l2al for Bn, armed here TO-
LoyDoS Nov 2s-The National Line .e,l' Eo'ai, Simpson
Nov 3 Iuyei 81 Graves nd Te'ssfay noon
HAVANA Nov TIE sielaa'-!p C'-e~' CiH' SOFA Ne"Iof'
ifor La.es5 sa,p Aerrs 81, Fina Ptqe.i
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
A GLOSSARY WANTED FOR TENNYsONs POEMS.
TO the Edffor OF Ths Tr,oune.


SIR: Pardon the presumption of one who
heretofore only communicated with THE TRIBUNE
hrougi agricultural editor. Nothing but dire ncces-
sty could ever have cmboldened 10 take this STEP
But require exrlor iiuary remedics and
mine Is OF this kind aud to look for relief
particularly you in part the OF my troubles
Mine peaceful. quiet. orderly household not easily
disturbed excited read 10 thon such articles or
THE TRIBUNE as think Will interest and instruct them
talk such matters over In quiet way. compare
opinions. and when we retire for the night our
are never disturbed by my reading. Tnus IL was unu
in nn evil hour ] read Tennyson's late poem IN llIE
TRIBUNE VI Oct. u. since that evening There
has peace Ia my honse: " Toe
voice OF the Peak came GretnTuShfHg INTO
our peaceful Valley, ana since rodT ana rare
Uorrld dreams of peuks euIegs, ehtsthus, uncarthy
pOieSs. sweet sleep IRON our pillows, and Mto
gether made miserable. We had always hittered
ourselves that VIC understood tue Eugsh language Vol
eraby wed; lot Mr.. TeunysOn has convinced Us That
peak" entireiy unintcigible 10 ii looks hko
EIe1i-d 10 unds Ike English; but for compfehsu
SION Of hts meaning might as we'll he Hottehtot
You who have thus afirt-d an unOh-bdinx fainpr uy
puIlsbiug this pocin-Q)-Sl not refuse ~ reiiete
them 10y fur disliug Translation lnto lhtcIigipie
Eugiish. You would greatly enhance our obisatiOh W
you by giving and thousands Of others VINO, DOUBT
not. prcdicauieut, your hOuesi Onlnioh
OF the Voice" ana Ihe Peak" 4. IL. WkBEA.
Central. No., Nov. -, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
The COURTS.

SMUGGLING GOODS IN PASSENGERS TRUNKS Y
In tho United States Circuit Court, on Sat
urday, in decision cOndemnng four cages OF human
hair the ground that they had been smuSgled Judge
Woodruff laid down the following principles or law con-
cernng tho recourse OF passengers TO the officers OF
shin for Illegally landing goods: II claimants by conceal
ing contents of from the officers Of the
ship and by emitting furnish account OF such cou-
tents SO that they might enierei the naDfcst,
expose goods hazlBd OF being landed wthout
lawful permit thcy have TO recourse 10 the ohceFs OF
the ship for illegally landing the goods.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
TAKRYIOWN PROTESTS.

TO tAe Editor OF The Trtoune
SIR: find Tarrytown alluded to in TIE
TRIBUNE very much In the fashion that The ilustr
ous name OF Smith or Jones is sometimes spoken Of IL
be for the reason ON account of mem beih
80 uaucrous, for and on referring TO The Posonioc
Directory that there IS only aud that In Westchcscr
County possibly IS miles, aud less than hoars rde
from this uopolls. A VERY pretty wldr-a"ake town
where scores Of city folk hasten wleh Tue cares of
business are over The place celebrated In story
for Wss u Not IN the Sleepy Hollow eDIs bere. thaI
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
DECISlONS-NOv. 28.

Superior Cowt--Sptciai Ierm-By Freedman. j.
Yauker of referee confirmed ami decree o d.
granted favor PnG Lander as S'ncAer-ofdef
By Van Vorst J-Iayten Gg De aIoon for receiver
granted
Supreme Cont -CtGmbers-DOnohuc,J ,J.-ln the mat.
Ter % lie Application II TIE C"rnoon o Beau Baptist hurct Of
tie CITY SeyYork for leave to mprige It's real eeOrsnted
horanRe dniei without costs RId ct al sgL
Martin Motion denld y The NagOr 6c-Ite erence or
Bright AT The MSaukec AMI ST. Paul Hallway C0-AoueH
deuied
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

thu was aeen And 1t here also
that Putnam Stewart and Van Vert effected the arrest
OF Major Andre, which latter event Is commemorated oy
mon me mt on tho where II occurred There
FORE speak OF TarrytowD as ye would or smith OF
JONES' OF myln for 1t Is local haD.tatl0n
Very respectfully, W. Il
Tnf1ufOpn Nov.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

i:1l Moon rI'es'.'''bl'5S
Dty-As
Sandy Hook. O5l uov' sand l2o heH dat' rerfY 1oA
N uGu DAY-P.
Sandy Hook. fli COWS sand. llI iieh uate fen! o'oo
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
CALENDARS-TuIs DAY.


2j3. .Trslc Swings Bank at
HaWcs
2j5. Matter Of Helry A. vii
ginsai.
2j7. Boiler sgt Cool.
2JO..Ca.iosGool at. Erie RAJ.
way Co.
2CI..KLDb4.l ogt. Fowler
.G3. suck ~. Vie.
2fi..Eilu..i.r r agt. Rspp.
2GJ. .Llanoses sgi. L.am0sea
216. .Bai-er set. Bs,e..
267. Bniger at. WOOD, imppd.
20S. Robert, agt. Hamilton, &s
2O9. Murphy al Dickinson.
27J..Muryhy II. " hceler.
27l..Mlrpby agG Gamble.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

2i7. Kelly ut Harem"yer.
6l..Oscanyan Ggt. MCRe te.
5G. .Grosyeuor blo d.
SJ. .COliinsntil Bank Note 20.
sN. In luslfial Tx. 60.
50. Meier ag.. iieyer.
1Ol .Bnlger agt. Balcs.
l37..iiuItag~ Quay IN n
1856. ..Peuie 1 ggt. J.uss
2J9. Ia moal at. The VI lyor,
Gc.
23l. Deb m srt. Irr,;OsA Land
ami Min ng Co.
2i0. Reynolds agt. Dobbs.
2.l. .HOi scHer at " Drlen,
SherE, 30.
243. .FraRk act. Ronb .ch, &c.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

-, ben We shall reach the sta &c where love and light
nan work together. then shall have some prospect
90 ahr"wing aside the evil, far, al least as we are
concerned.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30
Ocean SIelMfrs

4 MEXICAN LINE. -
n THE AIbaiCAN STEAMSHIP CONPANT
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Weekly Mail Seamsnp service between !l!lbAphLPlilA sag
LIVERPOOL, ealing QUEEN tow. ssIS ever Ilt sDAf
from Philadelphia aux ug eftrr hEDH"oDAt f'n - o'-
The following steamers a2pOs,. "a f:Jn PHaie la:
fABBplt tOdD................s' ..'.'' iff =.
PENNSl Nv NHfcih'f
ILLlNDiS..... rove fr
OnlO....s N"ftINfI ~
lNDlaNh..s. . .'''t .
PRICES OF PASSAGE ~ CCkRENt1:
Cabin. 50 - 500. according 10 sccanup latio3s
nneiats Tke.s sal HJs All golS AZ the
lowest rates.
Steamers market with Star DO not inform iae.
acconmoilGhs FOR al classes urf1rssi Ample At
tend provie and steware's
supplied With eats AddOa " tae ul
Life Boats and Ltr-Pre-eryer.
Through lie and thr0ag1 bills OF Lang issued between an
prominent po.tL
For p.ssss rates Of freight and other inf'rm,os ply 10
GnO. ". COTTON. Agent - Broai-st n. T.
JOHN MCDONALD. P5s.cnr.r A-eBt
SBs,tery-pisce Scv.York,
PETER WRIGHT & SOM, General Ageats
307 NaiHa.sL, PhlaIepaiA
Richardson, Sp.nce Co.. Liverpool.
L. rtso.lfY " Eras Olaaust
New-York tribune., 1874-11-30

E0R LIVERPOOL.
yIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE L. s. NAILS
TIE LIVERPOOL And GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dsrca of Their sra fell oger Iron screw s'eanap'
FROM PIER 30 10 n. r., EVERY 7 T-ESJAY,
follows;
MISNESoTA, Capt. QUfsy ......Deccnher X at 2;3o m
WYOMING Caui. December ., at @:5O ~
CABIN passage, so, gold
steerage passage Oce No. 20 Brodyay) al low rates
For freight or cabin passage. apply to
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-27
La Hisp ano-americana.
hd0rica de foleos q pa8tas pa a soQas,
gat5ettas yf,ag dc toGEas Gases s
y chocolates.

Iencnos hoy Il yer 5adtra satisf lccion .o-
mo duenoS tie este est s. iacimieuts m3ntgdo
con totes lo9 aaelantps m0uepnos IA poder
ahuucjar Su ap0ttIra UVlsaT r. nues5yOs mime
rosoS rel" tlonadDs, qi9 el esmero mas compile
20 Sc emp ea la c0qfecciOa de los tres artf
cuioS cue 4 trazd. ina largl esper ancil n0sha
ghsahtdo u roMediac t0das alu8lias di6eulta-
de5 cQSt5saS to V nc3T on 81 IN omanto, 7 h " ~
GXhi n nftbiico los oducto4 d. nudstra in-
GustrA ~ l@cen'e con ci c5uveacmienco t!8
dcjaf sat- lsfecna3 cxiencias mas dclisaJas.
pue$ n hema5 OfnlEsdo gtstos nj desvcos Ao
nlb$unt e<pecle, para qae asl ppl stls cuaiila-
,'eS como Cor su bUona c0ndcion pulGez en-
los enVases, sean ertlculos Que no deien NADIA
que dtse&r, III II! consund0r nj al co1norciante
ltelnos cstlblNcido ademas una notable rebaia
en- los preci IS al por mayor.
No est1 CIRCULAR ei lugar propio para anun-
clos p@mD0sos, y esta l6ios de nuestros deseOs
= vaita pretensl IN lie cAutsvar con ell15 la epi-
nlO S"n eral; p0r 10 tanto nus a0ncretanos 10
? vecome''dar Ia especialda1 de nuos5ras nro-
Huctus, tlelaGdo IA con5i.ie .lcion D 'toliea el
2prce -! sobEe Su mas 8 m6,4os mGfito: 4 iiJdei
con um'dor por Scr espeeies puras, confecrio
aioas coa umpleza y esm sro; Il la del t;oiaer-
Ilal'e 0o. las ntajas que Dc 81 expendio que
de Or mcterse.
Dnico deposit en- esta Capital en- la miema
1aollca calit 1e San Justo esquiua Ia dc la
Luna, donde pueden digjjirse los Dedid0s, de
cualqulera lmp"rtanria que sean.
Puerto-Rico A,1il 1o da 1874. $ CoaW d. Ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-27
TEL E G R A M AS.


Senos ha favorecido 81 sisuielte
tel6gr&ma particular recibido de Santiago
de Cuba 81 25.
Couoha en- su movimicnto de avaece
con intencion dc arrojar los caristas q
Navarraha ocupadc eldeefadero entire Viz
caya las Amezcuas. Dorregaray ha re-
levado Eiio como iefe de E. NJ. de Don
Carlos. Co cha ha ccupado Orluna y &
Vitofis. Carlistas derr. tsdos eerca De b.
bao 10 mismo que en- Tar agons. Sc mo
vilizan 40 batslones de Ia reserya Con La
reconcentra aus fucrzas para stscsr 4 Es-
tella.
Nueva York %. Mac Mahon ha for
mado cl minieterio sieuiente:
Guerra Cissey, Negocios Extranjeros
Decazes, Fourton Interior, Magne Ha.
ciends, Eugene Calllaux Fomertc, Con
waft Comercio, Oumon Instruction P1bli-
ca, Adrien Telahand Justicis, Montaignac
Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-27

Gale de S@" Eancisco esquina d la
.aa PlaSa Principal.

Este, nuevo establecimento queda alberto
desde hoy para 81 pdblcos sus numerosas VI
arIeIas aparad0res defnuest an ell gran sur
lido recibido de Europa por los llItimos yapo-
res, en- art1e ulos de novedades y objetos de
fantasia. w
Sus duenos no omiteron medios pa ra poder
reunlr un variado y bOnito surti1o bastante 4
sat. sfacer V halagar con lbs canr;cboa A. - ~ =
moda al mas eicgante y tambien sc tuvo en-
cuenta encargar espresamente para las bellas
SenOras y Sen ,ritas intind III do primores Y
adornes de exquisite gusto =
agradar mas, al q0e sc digne visitar con fra
cuencla ei 8azsr, So encargasan ruantos artfcu
los, Que pOreu especiaiiad no los haya on Ia
plaza deseen recibii los de Europa.
Puerto ico Mayo 81 1974.-B Llambas Y ca
&As @*s87k8a& es&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-27
n FL1fsfe . sf7fft97N = 81 iE - va
EEECTOS ALEytANES.

21 Son muy cortas las existencias que hag ei, IA
plaza do estos articAlos, exceptu6ndose el arroz
s De scuyo grano bay abundancia, per 10 que supo-
neinos sean buenos los preei0s Due haya obte0Ido
~ ia 81 cprgamanto pOr BRUNO & Matte quenias ade.
lanIe rssensmos. haoiendo sdo vcndido III vela
en- ferminoe nryaI0s Ei cAsgamehto audi io es 81
f8 M slgncnge;-f f9r berg aleInan Bruno & Marie por
aba aaess aFroz. 10 ID pmieltss Sold abehue
las bancas, lO0jamones Wostfs ip, 5 sajas canelon
~ ~. sacnlclon PapsI plateado Fl id 6 Rtas "a
sp tn ' 1n Al aeg9nas qpesos bola $50 "a do
y M composition 20 Ia so gruesas c,s ~ IT,
l00ad. 3acoepas h0tellas cervega s na4
grSs. 5oOpadustes resnias papel estr.z Il s06 dhs
mesanas galOnes ansado 500 id ii rinagra
600 id. i'd ginebra 1000 id i'd i'd. 200 IN Il hi ia
300 cajas 70 frascOs i'd, rs id. ~ botellas III a A
AkAgen 29ld. y Id. oominio, p ID, IL id. ginehra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-27
Aviso al pdblico

Ia casa de complcio que en- esta plaza graba
con ell n"lnbre de Berpd66 ChaUdr,i cesa en- sus
negocios desde la preseufs techa
Sc hace cargo de la liQuilacion de las acree :
clas lie la mlSma, CO o @Halmerts de Ia cuntl .
nnaci u en- sls negocios ID sooiedad mercan II
tdrmata en- II propa ferha q1e !!evarl pog IL
tnlo Chaca11 4Nen9ieabat Comp" de qne e.
foc1o cWmandltario y. Be- aOe ChavaI,i yes
torres para usar la lirna b I'm lD6 Peha v Cha
varri Y Ricardo Mendizabal.
PuertoRico 20 De >iayc de 1874. BE nab6
ChavalTi Bernardo Pena y Oh varti, firmi,r&:
Cbavaril Mendizaba' Y laa-Fi trdo Mendizs-
bal, tiLmara: Chava' Mendzly y "a 10