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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-04-09

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-04-09

The schools IN tlfs yillsse wijI reu.
msaee nek, Monday Ms Ela E Bel,
SO Misllstap - tssehef u lhe hlslttr
department aad Mtss Flafeu-c r. tBtef.
go Eatlaaa 81 the p1marr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-04-09

Sold by Wait q Hard, MancAest
Grover, Factory Poiat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16
From Cumberland County.
ICorrcSpond ence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I

1COrrcSpOnG pnce OF lilc hiclWoud DiSPat1i.J
CA.IRA, July 14th, 1874.
The weather continues dry and hot, with
high winds from the southwest, which Is
drying the crops up IN the fields. Ihere
has been no rain in this Immediate nelShDor-
hood to wet the ground for nine weeks.
Good rains have fallen in three miles of US
in the last day or two. The dry weather,
together with the chinch-bug, is playing sad
havoc with the corn-fieldS; in many places
they have gone hundreds of yards in the
fields, killing every stalk as they 90. The
gardens are worse dried than they were ever
known 10 be at this season OF the year !;
scarcely any vegetables can be gotten out OF
them at all. This, altogether, has been one
of the hardest years to make crop IN the
minds Of the oldest farmers.
The different Oranges in the county or
@aniZed County Grange on the 1lth instant
IT the Courthouse. Seven subordinate
Oranges were represented by twenty-elght
delegates, comprising some OF the leading
farmers in the county. DR.. James NJ. Blan.
ton. master Of Angola Grange, was elected
master Of the County Grange, and B. D.
Glover, secretary OF Ca-lra Grange, secretary
Of County Grange. f.
The Methodist District Conference meets
in this county at Gum church tomorrow.
About thirty preachers are expected to be in
attendance. Large and full preparations are
being made in the neighborhood for the re-
cepti0n and entertainment of the same.
4 very small area of tobacco was planted,
owing to failure in plants. and about one.hali
OF that set ont has died for want of season
able rains. There cannot possibly be third
of crop made in this county.
The oat crop, which is now being har-
vested, is poor one-not a fourth Of a crop.
The farmers are much discouraged. 3.
MUTATo NOHlSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16
Round Lake Campaigning.

SERMONS BY DIR. PLuMMER, DR.. DARE AND j. S.
1SsKIP--BISHoP KAvANAUGH (SouTHERN) con-
FIpsSr OF THE ORGANIC REUSIoN OF AAERI-
CAN METHODIST.
Especial correspondence Of Baltimore Americana
ROUND LAKE, Saturday Night, July IL
II has rained here almost continually for
forty-eieht hours. But for the hard walks
the camp would be pool. AS it Is, no SER
vices can vet be held at the main stand.
Throughout the whole day singing may
be heard in different quarters OF the en-
campment. As we hear this moment the
sweet songs of Zion, and the rich tones Of
the accompanying organ over at the cottage
Of President Hillman, we think Of the Gus
tom of the ancient monasteries in Europe,
where the voice OF praise assembled uninter-
rupted. one choir of monks relieving an
other in the holy service. And such glo.
rious singing as Is heard here Dr.. Poisal
appropriately whispered to Us this morning,
Ibid YOU ever hear such singing?" These
old veterans may well sing:
sour days of praise shall meier be past,
While life aud thought and being last
$40. Aud Immortality endures." -
It seems that all nature sings at Round
Lake. From the heavens that "declare the
glory of God" to the birds that carol day by
day among these conseerated groves, praise
seems ever to be given to Jehovah. The
songs of angels and the blood-Washed are
scripturally represented as ascending with.
out suspension. Worlds will cease their reYo-
buttons, but Gods children will never cease
to sing praises to s:Him who bath loved u.s.
We cannot sing well ourselves, but we ex-
pect Sin the golden by and by' to take our
harp from the willow and employ Its tuneful
strings forerer.
AT 1880 A. NJ. a vast congregation packed
the great tabernacle. The sermon was
preached by Rev. DR.. Plummer, OF tue Ten
nessee Conference Of the Methodist Episco-
ral Church South. lie was appropriately
introduced by Bishop James, and before Sc
Letting his text spoke as follows: Thirty
years ago lin 1s44) Bishop james received
me on trial into Tennessee Conference. Ehat
was the last session under the bishops OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, but have
always loved and reyered bim. ] have
never seen him since until YESTERDAY,
and it is appropriate that he should
again introduce me to bis brethren, for.
ann thus connecting link between y.
1.-TWO great dispensations Of Metaoulssn y
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From Prince Edward.

RAINs--NoT GENERAL IN SOuTHslDE-HELP TO
CoRS--PospEcTs FOR TOBACCO CROP uSFA-
vORABLE.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
FARMvILLE, july IA, 1874.
We have bad rains within the past few
days; but, while much good will result,
especially to the corn crop, or such as had
been laid by" yet, we have reliable reports
from Prince Edward and adjoining counties
that the rains have by no means been gene
raj in this section. AS to the tobacco crop,
we hear estimates Of the amount planted and
growing varying by some as low as one
fifth, and by few, if any, as high as one-half
crop. PLANTER.
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BY I'eiegraph..i
NETWORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 15-Cotton nominal; sales Of
324 bales at l7hal7Sc. Southern flour steady
and in fair demand; common to fair extra, 900
$500; good TO choice, IS 65@sl1. Wheat less
red western. Corn more active and in fair de-
m.nd AT 77@07sEc, for western mixed: closing a.
LoIninaliy kCa1c lower. Sugar dull and lower at
73i0sc for fair to good refining; &c. for prime;
7aiGSc. for Muscavado; ref1ned easier ana less nc.
tive Mol;lsses quiet and steady. Rice quiet and
unchanged. Talow dull at SGlSb@Sac. for coun.
Try and city. kosin steady ut ~. 0Qf2l5: Tur-
pentlne steady ut $3.50. Pork quiet. and heavy:
new mess SlG.75. Beef quiet Lard heavy ut ~
OILS 7-1Gc. Whskey scarcely so firm at 9S1sf399e.
Erpjphts n II verDOOl dill. '
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bero the Disconnected held d meeting at the
|soREss halise and diseassed ths sltuasion.
EarHestspeeches'w ware Ifade ne
groes, who ex tfbftesAd heffshezrers 10 assert,
thefr. manhood BY contend ling Tor the Doqs!
ration of o colored man. The Reak!knesf
were entreated to stand firm, and the strong
TO become stronger. They said thu. the mel
gro had TO do The voting. and it was ON yy
right that be should held some of the offlces{
egen if they had to throw the carpet bagger
entirely Overheard, Of ghieh no great grief
womb he excitesj u . -, .IT225EsE 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July s. Erening.--Money easy at
24@3. Exchange dull, heavy, and unsettled at
4S7.
Later.-Gold dull at 109&911o95. Stocks opened
panioky, owing 10 the news of the Chicago fire. and
declined }a24, but afterwards the excitement SUBJ
sided and there was 4 recovery of H91S per cent.
Before close OF business hrmcr feeling set In, the
market closing strong and active. Rates for carry
ing, and l. Governments dull and steady. States
quiet and lower for some.
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aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP <IFEFS
" COMPANY. ssslssssa4E88saSS
FOR,SNEW YORK.

This com pany Will dispatch one of their splendid
steaIners-OLD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
RAS, and GEORGE W. ELDER fbuilding-every
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high
water. ISL 9" =. 80 ft = -
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
Tney have splendid saloons, statcrooms. and bath
rooms. ~ @itS8- A@Et '-t, tt-
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company,s covered pier 81
North river. fsfi ~ 800 :;
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
With dispatch, and no charge made except actual
Freight received until P. NJ daily.
For further Information, apply 10 p
- GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents, u
ana office Gompanyis wharves Rockets.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July IS, 1874.
OFFERINGs-Wkeat 80 bushels. Red,
1,130 bushels. .a.a... ,e.s..,s d. .sE
= Corn-white, 200 bushels. Mixed, 200 bushels.
Oats.-20O bushels. rw
SUBSTANTIALLY White, &c bushels good at 81. 35.
Red, % bushels prime at 81 As; S64 bushels OIL,
private terms 152 bushels very good at 81 .40-to-
tai, .O44 bushels. -, E..
Cnrn-NliXed, 90 bushels prime at 90c.
Oats-2OO bushels very good old ut Toe. Z
hcat-White, go bushels ;;red
49G bushels. Corn-White, 200 bushels; mixed,
200 bushels, = 1T .3 - = 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16

PORT OF RICHMOND. JCLI l5,ls74.
r& ARRIVED. :
Steamer John Sylvester, Post. Sorfolk, fner-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum: a~-,s
Brig LOUIS L. Madeira, Mosander, Hstt5ussfe, 10
ballast to load flour for Trieste
Schooner Lizzie Young; Young, Boston, ice, e.
u sIoop Ruth, Fltchsft, Norfolk, scrAp iraasa4ss
Smith. .s.r. ~ s.5s,i.--a
Schooner Minnehaha, Douglass, Boston, coal,
Curtis & Parker. 81 s.#t
MEMORANDA. - &
NEW YORK July 1S.-Arriyed: Schooners irade
Wind BRYANT, Richmond, Va, and Napoleon ny
man; Maria Jane, Soper; Sarah Jane, Allen, VIZ
ginia. ,,-u haoa az pio Ia
Schooner David Townsend. Collins, cleared at
Roston June 18th for Kennebec river to load for
this port. ,u havoc ~ provi
dence July 18Th. p$
by Telegraph.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J
CITY POINT, July 15.Saled BARK rama ma WI" for
tobacco for London, and bark SWiftshure, nour ior
Rio -
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. July 15.-Flonr steady Corn
firm 6666Sc for mixed Pork firm Al S19.75@
%i9.S7k Lard auiel and firm /: summer, ! 1i5; ket
lie, l2aMl3c. Bacon-Snouders. Sa5c.; clear rib
IOX4lI 04c. clear, 10H9l1c. Whisky firm a
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sALT1munn mankETs.

BALTIMORE. July 15.-Flour quiet, steady, and
and iirG: white southern, 929 9fc: yellow do,
Sic Oats demoralized: southern, S09S5c-; west
ern mixed, CSC: white, zoe. Rye quiet. HAY
1uict aud steady Provisions strong and unchanged
Western butter scarce and fir .ncr at 23G24c. Cof-
fee duh and unchanged Whiskey firm ut III. SUI
rl,a pur6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16

The moral and political sentiment of The
country, the example Of early Presidents,
and, in short, all our national traditions, are.
opposed to the. notion of third presidential
term. We do not believe General Grant
contemplate such thing. At any rnle,sheS
has given no sign Of it as yet.-1roy Times !sss
(Repubsicar.).
With Eli our feelings against third term
being indeed, more inclined to restrict every
incumbent Of that high Office to single
term Of six years-We yet agree With 90
! vernon Kempsr, that some things worse than
three. or even seven terms, may happen,
LyachbRrg Yiirginiaa Democrat.
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$500, "a ia,,.s tIaa..ss

lusaassus aof
branches of ipstruei Il !. 8, s. -
Tiis m Cd u Outline gives batsa very poor
idea of this brilliant address: but the late,
ness of the hour 1.-THE clock has just strucE
l2) precludes a fuller reports
! The address was warmly received "a, ths
audience. ii {ssfsg a{5tH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. Jaly 10 Flour quiet and UNCHANGED.
t,oru-No, q mixed, 65c., on track WhiSSey
steady at 95c. Pork firm. Bacon strong ana
scarce at SHGlSac.; shoulders. 10a9! L.; clear
rib, l14@l1Hc. clear sides, Ike. Lard-snlail
lots ref aed at 12Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16
The Tobacco Crop si spotsyIva,aia and
Caroline.

THoRssBuRa, July ID, 1874.
Editors Dispatch. - Below I beg leave 10
hand YOU some statistics showing the num-
bcr of acres plantedin tobacccoi in the coun-
ties of Caroline and Spotsylyania in the years
1878 aud 1874. They have been carefully
collected from the planters NAMED, all Of
whom are known to your commission mer.
chants. and whose statements can be verified
il necessary. .,a,,s
It viii be seen that only one-seoenh OF, an
average crop has been planted, and owing
TO the long and severe drought large por-
ton of what has been get has died out. Nor
can the acreage be materially increased even
with favorable seasons from this time, for the
reason that the Ilants in the beds have died
from the hot JULY sun and want Of rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16
IOuISyILLp MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. july 15.-Flour unchanged. Corn
qnier and unch, nged. Pork dull and shade lower
S20.50. Bacon firm; shoulders S, sc.' SIetr ri
Qlc
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RaJ,TIHDRE.

BALTIMORE. July 15.-yirginin 6's, old, 30; con-
soils, SIX; peeers. IS. West yIrginia's, 10. North
Carolina e's, old, 10; new, 10; special tax, 5.
Jlids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16

New PATENrs.-Osear f. Phillips, Lynch
burg, Va, shoyel-plough and cultiyator
point; Charles r. M. Poule, Richmond, Va,
Yelocipede. ...l - y ~ EE5ti .c,I,-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16

Tickets for sale on steamers, at Garber Co ,
Ticket Agency, Main street, aud Exchange Hotel 4
and baggage checked through. Freight receive,
'daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ant
regular landings on James river from a. n. tu
G Z. NJ, at reasonable rates. "a
Freghs Tor way-lanf1lngs must be prepaid.
~ 80 = y L.B. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Companys wharf, Rockets; branch OF. 4
Main streets. X. fe12
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DILL ADELPHIA, RICH dSFx@
SHIP eLINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA THREE
TIMES PER WEEk.-Until further notice the
steamers of this line will leave Philadelphia every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. and
Richmond every UESDAA, FRIDAY, and SUN
DAY.
FrsistIt taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA, and Delaware for Provl
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp Uid Red Star anC American steamship lines,
and bills OF ading sigEe through. Insurance enec-
ed ut low rates for all parties WHO de:ire II.
Passage TO Philadelpnla, including meals anC
,tatero.m 80 w. +. PORTER, Agent, 1,
Ia 10 No. 1926 Dock street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, July 16, 1874.
sun rises. 4.50 Noon :sets......... $40
sun Gets .,. 7.10 High tide. .......... 6.43
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE. i
F "WEDNESDAY, July g. 1874. /.
SALEs.-3, 900 Virginia consoIs at51X; 600
Richmond city 6'sat soH; 10 Old Dominion Insr.
- - "a as ".. re- ss'.ftSs 5.s = nstNt"4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16

POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
THROUGH-F
TRI WEEKLY LINE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-16

On and after WEDNESDAY,, July LIST, 1874
this Gompany's fast. ano elegant steamer JOHN
Captain J.. A.. Posi-, carrying
United States Mail and Adams Express, viii leave
wharf, Rockets, for above-named points MON
n.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay LIND
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EaslK plsI LAD Il PHI 4 A. 1&xK
~,
Hiatt. gill receive Freight FOR the aboye port I'D
FhfbNy lhe f7th frstHnt,, IL To- 'eibcE.s
ntngt an LICK
and Boston: also, Tor Liverpool and Antwerp gfd
Red sLar and Atnefta sfenfnsiifp lines and bills
OF Iadfhg signed ttfrna4hs o. .s,fiI - ~
ssate-room. 8s. w, z. P6RTEK. Aeeu:,
" e.9t tts a{tt 81 Noe gs25 f,6ek sttees
Al o II A b, W. 81 Oh IL the SssS8H
\ Old ftoninion Steamship Company,s s
steamship SWfANOKE, S2ptaafi Couch, WIZ Satf
Friday July 17th. Mt 8 o'clotk Y. al. |
q EreiE1r recsiyeat Until 4 O'Clock r. II. $500
Through bills Of lasitng signed, ana goods for;
Tsrded with dispatch IN All points morrill, South.
east. and west; also, tn foreign ports. 3 5fs 81 81
Passenger Accommodation unsurpassed. "
hip hcke.s, $50. 53.,s g; 80
= For freight or passage apply 20 s. =. ts
:s.5s u !. t.s e.. v. sALLEA,& Coz. Agents.
ty l5-2t - Colnpany's w harf. Rockelts. y
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATsITls.,
y COMPANY.
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TRr-wEEKLY LINE.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

FOR OLD POINT, VUE DE L,EAU, NORFOLK.
~ gPOkTSM0u rH, BALTIAukF, PHIIlA-s4 .
a5t DELPHIA, AND NEW YORK, 4 -
~. "a .s4gts. ALSO FOR sa s. X
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
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:s - Is 4. e.. W. ALLEA& CO.. Agents.
~ 1871 '5 tts-i. C0Eapany'S W liarf. Hoe Rests.
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arg. Engineer and superintendent.
II. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. 1e l61
Il. RICHMOND, FRKDeG & POTOMAC X. r. Coil
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
q RICHMOND. June 3, 1S74.1
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. s

), DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN. RICH
MOND AND BALT1MO re.
FREIGHT T RAINS leave f,road-street station
DAILY Sundays excepted) ut $3.50 a. III. connect
ing at Quantico with the Alexandria and FreGe-
ricksourg railway for Baltimore: Returning, will
arrive at Broad-Street stntlcn ut 81 p. III.
Through bills OF ladtng and rates given, to oil
principal points North and West.
BY order of General superintendent.
II = 80 y. -s.t,r !. -. j. B. GENTRY.
ie General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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T AMEs RIVER STEAMBCAT,>.IISr,
COMPANY. x
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
rxUros pENINsULAREs.

Al ocuparnOa de este apartado empezamos por
meucionar nj sunas trafsaccioncs corrcsp0nIientes
registros llegados c periodic anterior In el actual
SOLO SO han intredueido una espedcion de Maliorca
algunas pacotas por el yupor correo, no tenlendo
que modihcar Ia opinion que enitimos Ell ntiesfra
Ultima respceto al estaco dc nuestra plaza, pos con-
tnua ampaInente provista, principaln lnlente de
vino tinto jabon de cuyos renglones convendria
quo las espediconcs que preparen para estos mer-
Cados tragesen nuy poca o niuguna cantldad.
rocedente dc Ia pol. Mdrld la COaetd, de Mallor-
ca egada la anterior qincena, sc vendio por sus
consiEnatarios Sres Pastor Marques SaTcia 10 ST.
Ruiente: 50 c. jabon mailorqun, $5t e. lOUO botUas
aceite $l3 q. Ile garrafones i'd Si3a 800 ID. ami
sad0 IA l0J i'd holanda II rs IA Id doole ans,
10 rs G. trutas en- anibAr S2i id. id al jugO $,
i'd id i'd medos frascOs =, % id. licores. S23 IL
i'd marrasquino S, id. - botellas carabanchel $ii
30 id IL cAsaioras i'll. ~, 400 o.sl jabon, ST
DE Ia pol barca San Jose de Borceiona, llegada
tanben la anterior quncena, vendieron los Sres.
Por vap. Ae,sdes Nales, lie Cadiz Sres SobFinos
Para los Sres Pastor Marques Garcia. 1870 bls
macarelas u pa. eU5 tabales sarlinas, 23ps.
Para Sres. lrarte, Hcrmano de Calncena comp.
10 bis. nacarcas II Pc ~ tabales sardinas 2t ps
para srcs Sobrnos dc Pr 30 :. frutss estraidas, al
macenadas. 49,
Por berg. General Valmdscdd, de Mallorca, Sres.
pastor Marquee Garcia, lou botIas / a acete tl3
a als grraoales id fl3i a. 2St id. hoanda 10 re. 1000
IA arisado II ZOO id. dObc anis 10 RS. III bis.
ino duce VISTA 80 gsrrafones almendron ais q. 500
;shou ST ps. a. 100 i'd Lcores, ~ LOO Id. marras-
cino =. re- 500 vaencianO 81 ps. q - Id.
sayhanE0s 4 pA q. id. pinentOn Is pa. q. 10 pipas
vra tinto 81 pa 10 medas Id. i'd 81 ps. ~ cuartero-
la id. i'd 36 ps.9 -
Por PaQuese de "a Gaaira, de Santander, 100 GAIA.
ia;.s sardnas a: rls doCena.
Por vap esp Sdntander, de Ia Corufa se vendieror
ror los Sres VudA dc Was Comp, 1873 tshales sar
diuas ~ rls
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sECCION OFFICIAL.
Aaminisas.aclon BconSnafcss ia
DE Ii IgL4 DE PUFRTO-RICO.

Para cubrif lasgvacAntss dc O6ciales
ouintoss do Administrator que resultan
en- el Caerpo de smpleados de Aduanas
de las Antilles, 81 Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General de esta Provincia en- virtud dc To-
mandado por el Poder Executive do ia
Kep6blica en- 6rden de 6 de octubre dlti
mo, ha dispueato que dentro del termino
de so dias contados desde II publication
de- este anuucio on ID GAcETA de esta pia-
u, se ' vsfifquen oposiciones en- esta Capi
tal de las matesias siguisutes: so]ts
l.er ESercicio AR .tm6rica, Nociones de
Gsometlia, Geografia Comerciab Fisics,
Qaimica, 6 Historia Natural.
% Observation-Disclosures de artes mecca
nicas , procedimientos industriales, Eco
nomia politics, Principles de derecho 'ad-.
miniitrativo y nercantil, y uno de los
tres idiomas frances, ingles 6 slemsn. =
Ser Bsrcicio. -Legialacion de Aduanas
Do les An,ilIas y On .compsracion CON les
de h Peninsulaay principales naciones
extranieras, PrActica de reconocimientos
, aforos J resolucion de expedientes.,
Los aspirantes presentaran en- ssta ADD
ninistracion Economics en- los cuarenta y
CiUco pFimeros dias los documeutos pre-
vensdos por instfuccion. 3Hl' s- ah
Puerto Rico, Novisnbrs IS de 1874
AMioniO BelhsoNte. u sol eoim goq s1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
LA ELEGANCIA.
Salon para qteitar, cortar q riSar
Ell peio.

Este esablecimento situado la calle de la Forta
leza entire la casa del Sr MARQUES de la Esperalza
el taller de zapater1a del Sr Capo, estara sempre
dispuesto servir con el mayor gusto esmero sus
nunerosos parroqu uan0s Y cuantos sirvan tavore
cerle con su asstencia la seguridad de que queda
ran compacidos; pues atento su dueno que NADIA
falte de cuanto debe haber esablecimentos de su
case no ha omitido medic nj gasto para ponere la
altura que & gu denomination corresponde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
Almoneda p6blca.

Sc ren,atara las II del - del corrente, frsnts N
del almacsn de los Sres. Latmer Comp, por cusnta
de qnian corrssponda petcion del captain Andrew
IIartrey, el bergautn gosta inges Maggie 81 de
Ut toneladas matf1cula dc Halifax. u. u, sncalado
en- los arrecifres de la isa de cabra Las maniobras
velas, palos, &c. salvados venderGn On lotes ID
vista en u sitio del remate.
Puerto Rico Noviembre 25 Dc 1574.-F. RAMOS
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
HOTEL I BANOG DEL "gNIVERSO.'

FL que suscrbe dueno de dicho establecmisnto par
tic;pa muchos amigos constanes favorecedores
de esta ocalidad y del exterior que siguiendD en-
continue desvelo pOr ntroducr el servicio trato
de casa, todos los adeantos que le son COM
patibles sin perdonar ninguna case de sacrco para
mantener inaerabe e credito de que viens dsfrutaa
do por bondad de numeroscs parroquianos con-
tando con un sufciente ndmero de comodas ventila
das habitaciones, un espacoso fresco comeder
entenddos dependencies para todos los seveos de q
casa, no omtira medic alguno para dear complacido
todo 81 que dgne honrarle con asstenca. Calle
de Tstuan, mum. 9.-Puerto-Rico 81 de Agosto de
4iS74-Onofre Nicolau
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
Ojo al anuncio.

Ell que suscribe pone conocimento dol p1bleo
haber alberto su casa de comercio plaza, Gale
de Ia Fortaeza num- IA, trente la de los Sres
Sobrinos de ri. En- dicha espende especia
dad los meores articulos perenecientes Zapateria
Iaabarteria recibdos directamente de Europa. Tam
ben vende suela al por mayor menor de las prin-
cipaes fabricas de laisa gualmente cinturones
de suela charoada para tropa yountarios Las mer-
cancias de la mencionada casa seran siempre precios
sumalnente modicos
Puerto-Rco ~ de Noviembre de 1S74.--Antonio
Rodriguez Rodriguez.