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TOMORROW

WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auct;oneer
W tsuccessor TO Green & Williams. AUcts,D
NO. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID streets
VALUABLE uNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NV JEkSEl AVENUE, BETWEEN , AND
RSTbEETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY, August 9th, 1875, at 6 o'clock
p. a. shall sell, in front of the prem iSes Lots
5, IL, Is, l9 20 and p in square BOZ, having %
alley. 'N0i " 'N
Terms One-third cash: balance in six and twelve
months with rest, and secured by deed of trast
on property -0ld. All conyeyancing at purchaser
cost SIS down on each lot when struck on
anglo WASH. u. WILLIAMS, Auct
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ID 81. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets N. w.
TRUSTEES sALEoF TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE, BEING No. 1922 Il STREET NORTH

H1gsE' BEING No.iaaa RsrREEr NORTH
- Under and by virtue Of deed of trust, dated
the 9Th day Of January, ISIS. and duly recorded
ia Liber No. 772, folio 49, one Of the land records
for Washington county, ID. e., and by the written
public auction, in front OF the premises, on TUES
DAY, the 18th day Of August, lbs, at 4 - Q clock
D. m :. that certain Two.story Frame House, No.
122a r street northwest The house to be removed
within twenty DAYS from day OF sale. or it may
main ON the lot By the purchaser paying ground
wv MILLS DEAN, Trustee.
augl0-dkds d, CLEARf Salesman.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf.
i Der has obtained from the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, holding . special term,
letters elementary on the personal estate OF
yAMES GREHN, late OF the District OF Coum bi a,
deceased: all persons having claims against the SAID
deceased hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before
the 18Th day Of July next; they may otherwise By
law be excluded from all benefit OF the said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day Of J uly, 1873.
jy22-th 81 RICHARD p. JACKSON, Executor
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NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON
~ iHROUGH LINE 70 BALTIMOhE
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,

~ ~ UGH LINK 10 bALIlMOhk
NV YoKk,
ALL POINTS IN The NEW ENGIaND
fHhoCGH BErT MN Y6 SsksHlseroS AND
WITHOUT CHANGEE OF CABS.
esssn1 and ns ,in me Is new and OF the most
fksIS IE4yISs Al sas IN: ls PULL
PULLMAN fI NIdHT SSfkk sf{5N czks on
II after 9ar "a s 'rs s R p as
s4s kI Sr 'i fos inP SsS York
and points East daily, esceyt sunday
Sss Iors ,ii and T Doin' arf Las,
daily, except SUNDAY
t:sO P ~ EIprsss ioi Pbiatelpbia and way points
SOS Z m E.Egess for Philaaelpnia, New York
PULLMAN PARLOR q ABS on ell Day Trains.
sPSLLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARs on
Tickets and informstioa can be procured at the Of
Bssssse called for and checked at hotels and vr,.
stte residences on orders In a. the Offices OF the
eeapany nortneest corner I5th street and Pennsyl-
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL.
BOAD, corner 5'b and b streets.
d. NJ. BOYD, yR.,
f'''ense GE aSsG FGGil SfEkISs Pa
leoI superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
RAbTIMoRE AND POTOMAC EAILROAD.
II
After Wednesday, June I'd, ls7s, trains will run o.
TRAINS Leave FOB BALTIMORs.
900 N, Northern Express, dsiiy except Mon.
day Tor Rochester, Buffalo and the Falls
7:4j .. N, Express for PhiIsdeiphis and New
- York, daily except SUNDAY ''"
gag 5. m, limited Express Tor New IoiS' daily
ncsRt sahhf iasy wi Ps, S5 ss5 Train
Sunday.
AIS M; Express for PhilatsipEis and New
York; aud Norfolk via Baltimore, daily ex
SEQ p IA, Accommodation, dsiIy e.cep, Sunday.
900 p. m, Tor Philsdelphia, daily.
7:l0 p m, Cincinnati Il press West, daily
9:0- ,. m, daily, New YORK MINT E1press
beet ana North; Oh Saturday leaves at as
TEAMS AhRiys AT WASHINGTON.
S.l3 a. m, New York Express, daily.
soc q N, AccoI lmOdetien, daily except Sunday.
eSS 8 u, ast Line, daily.
s.4' ,. n, Baltimore ard Phlisdsl9hf, Espross
a.o9 ?. %, limited E1sress from New YOrS, caiig
s;23 n, teg EEIress, daily sx,spt Sunday.
20 q N AccomUlOdatiyl- DALI except Suni
= 10 8 N, -asl from BSitiln5Ee azd tae West.
1898 .. N, southern Express, daily except Sund.y
IL - ? z Richmond TX -es. daily except sunday
Z n daii5 except Sunday, connect a. Bowie With
trans Tor t1De Cre5k line.
Trains leaving 'Ss-li. gSOn At 60 8 IA and 81 D.
q, conner az o--ut0n with trains fsT Annapolis.
Trans arriving NJ " ash gt0n Gt SIS a. m and
sCJAnsSt IL : owe win trans TON Pope Greek
Passenger saving their order. ., Tickle. Once,
northwest N'T1eT = lSth street .cc Pennsylvania
EseLle, E.Tt-'- c. rner e-n stTeeE snc p ausyvs-
checked at hg5e- aud residences = an pof1ts NorfS
aE5 West Though tickets % Cinciunati- Column
leans Choso. Omaha. san Frsnci,co and all points
ss@s:, Wee, North and south.
GAO. q. WILKINS sqg.,r ..s
d. n. BOYD. Jr., Gent Passr Agent. sissa
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, holding Special Torn !,
letters ,ss STAN on the Rers9na estate Of
lumbia, deceased: Ali persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
subscriber, before the 2Dth day Of July next;
they may otherwise By Law be excluded from all ben
cit Of the said estate: Given under my hand, this
10Th day Of July, 1875.
Witness-A. WEBSTER,
Register Of WIls, jyN-wSt'
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AIS ACBES, MORE Or LESS.
COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE

end all necessary 0utbuildings in good order.
his farm is divided into ,iI fields al Under good
fencing, consisting OF plank and post aud rail- and
has upon ii Peach Orchard Of loco trees mostly
IN good bearing order, and an Apple Orchard of $50
trees in full bearing; also, CherNes, Pears Cages
Dsmsons, &c. About - or 80 acres are in Meadow,
and are very productive Of Timothy and Clover
Of Oak and Chestnut; he balance is srable and in a
high state OF cultivation The place is well waterei,
having well of excellent water ia the kitchen yard
and eral springs on the place. The Big Paint
Branch runs through the land. There is . public
school adjoining the place. and the land il ADAPTED
to every crop grove in that section of Prince
GEORGE county, II is admirable soil for trucking
ard gardening.
Terms e sale as prescribed by the decree are: One
fhlfd OF the purchase Money t. e. bad in cash ou
the day Of sac its ratification by hs court the
balance in equal instalmerts In one and two years
from the day Of sale the whole 10 bear interest from
the day of sale, and the payment thereof 70 be Sc
cured by the bonds of the purchaser, with a surety
OF sGreties TO be approved by the trustee, or cash
70 be raid on the day Of sale on the ratification
thereof by the court.
Possession given January !, lS76.
Sale 20 commence at IL o'clock m.
The undersigned and other heirs Of the dcceased
hugh hieInan, living on the place, will show the
anglo 2t' PATRICK HERMAN, Trustee
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LAST TRAIN FOR CAPE NAY.
HOURs AND 80 MINUIEs-wAsHINGro
TO CAPE MAY.

The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
hss pr. On FAST Express Train -
from Philadelphia TO Cape May LA -szzss,s-sss41
making the following time: EKH -5SlR.S
Leave WashingtOn-7:45 n m 1dav Fxnre..
arriving Al Cape May at , m.
Leave W a.hin gtOn-9 % a. m "a Limited Ell press)
crriying Mt Cane lay at 5 p m
On Limited Ex press extra fare Of 81 rs IA
Charged between " Washington and philadelphia
yStr General Psssen ger AGENT.
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~ - q Z
PIONEER MILLS, GRoRGRrOwNb
July 18th, 1873. (
In Consequence OF the press Of other engagein nts
I'd myself compelled to give up my Touring bust
ness aud have accordingly rented rly mill 10 DEE
NER, ClssEL ELCH, who will continue tho
manufacture Of my fayorite brancs of family -four,
70 VII: Great Swiss process, "A. Ii. Heirs Best
and Peerless, and FOR whom / respectfully ask a
continuance Of that patronage which has been SO
literally bestowed upon ne. A. d HEIR.
OPARTSERSHIP NOTICE
GEORGRTOwS n. O., oily l2, 1878
We have this day leased the Pioneer IL Ills from
A. II Herr, and admitted members of our Arm,
r. p. WEIGH and AUSTIN HERR, and are now
prepared to furnish the trade with the following cell
ebIeted brands Of Flour, viz: James s. Welch Best
Family, PRIDE OF Columbia, Improved Patent Pro-
~, Peerless Family, and Cooks Delight Family,
upon the most favorable terms.
JyB-lsw4w DEENER, OISSEL & WEIGH
IERIG,SIIAuIn EYTR ACT M R1R1
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UNDERTAKES

Il. =. HARVEY
UndertakeRs.
he, ssl = srazz.. bssvssn Hnsa s,a ysess,
0AEi-ly
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RAILROADS.
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD

the travelling pabiic, With LA -.
80
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
eavfns Washington, from b. P. Depot, corner 6th
60 streets, AZ a. m. and p IA.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on a. m train. through 20
New OILeans, without change; and on .. IN train,
throrEh 70 " mite SGi phur without change.
Ihl- y the only line running daily trains, and
tne only one running sleeping o. White Sui
phrr sno al watering places on 9 -. road.
For kNCursi0D and Sleeping Car Tickets call at
Company Osice, sos Peunsylv ania avenue.
G }. EOREkCRE, General Manager.
J. NJ BEOADJS, O. T A. Jy2s I'm
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TRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPER AT AUCTION, SITUATED on
CURCORAN STREET, BETWEEN l3TH AND
l4rH STREETS S0RcHWEST-TWO UN-
FINISHED BRICK BUILDINGS.
dE1 By virtue of a deed of trust dated January
ME p, 1873, recorded in Der 49, folio Is, Of the
land records OF Washington county, ID. G., and by
will sell at public auction in front of the prem
ises, on MONDAY, August lGtn, l3-5, AT 8 O'Clock
D all those pieces or parcels Of ground in WASH
ngton city District Of Columbia, Lots e, 100 and
the cast half of Lot l0l, of Chipman, Exey and
Richards trustees, subdivision OF Square 30
Terms Of sale: $500 with ten per cent. interest
from November !, MA, together with the expenses
Of the sale, in cash; balance in and Il months with
interest, secured by notes and coed OF trust the
properly. CoaveyaECiag at purchasers cost. IL
the terms of sale are not compiled with in five days
from sale, the Trustees reserve the right TO resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defa1ltng
purchaser. s l5o down when the property is struck
OIL j. A. BARBER, irr,.,o.s
ang5-d YOUNG b MIDDLETON, Ancts.
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COAL AND WOOD.
4 'OAL. COAL COAL!
WOOD! WOOD!

1 an now receiving all sizes OF the best grades
COAL,
. Lee" ''Wukesbarre" ami Locust Mountain
" aite Ash. "LOrbcrry" Red Ash, and .'IIyksns
valley. To persons who wish 70 take "a sautay5 Of
tn low prices orders will be received this InoYh II
very small advance upon tn original cost for -Ish
am also Offering at low bR1re- prime Hickory
OAK and Pie WOOD, sawed and split an length "
size desired Orders through mail promptly hIleI
ard and OtHce, corner Sth snd 3 streets south-
We Branch Yard and Once, a street, between -
and 81 beast.
y 5sl' ", III. NARROW
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81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
sATO RDAH, August ii ISIS, same hour and place
by order Of the Trustees. k j. SWEET,
anglld
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r J. SWEET,
~. Real Estate Broker and AuctiJneer,
No. 31l 7th street, opposite Z. S. Post Office
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN ilTH AND
l2TH STREETS N0RTHW EST.
f1E BY virtue Of a deed of trust to Us, dated
Vl May Y, A. ID. lo72 and duy recorded in LIber
No bsl folio 1885, Of the land records of Washington
D. o. and at the request of the party secured there
by, we will sell. at public auction, in front of the
premises, On THURSDAY, July 30, IS75, az 8
clock the east Is feet of lot numbered g. in
square Numbered 3D., having a width Of IS feet and
depth OF loo feet, and improved by q three-story
brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: The amount Of indebtedness se-
cured By said deed Of trust and the expenses Of
sale, all amounting to about S30Jtl in cash, aud
the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months for
which tie notes of the purchaser, bearing Interest
from the day of SALE aud secured Ey deed of trnst
upon the pro perty shall be taken. C0nyeyanciny AT
purchasers cost. Ii terms sale are not complied
with within days after the safe the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property after fye
days advertisement, at the risk and cost of the
WV. A. MELOY,
Ell .NOURsE, Trustees.
jys eo6ds Ell. SWEET, Auct
" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY August 10, ISIS, same hour and place
By order of the Trustees.
iys0-eo&ds E. J. SWEET, Auct.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
sATl RDAf, August IL ISIS, same hour and place
by order Of the Trustees. k. j. SWEET,
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- y o EEls
Il. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. Oil 9Th street, opposite L. :. Post Office.
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INDWIN J. SWEET,
IL Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
No. OH 9TH street, opposite L. 5. Post Office.
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~ II. WARMER,
3D. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts northwest

Young MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LeDToit Building, corner 5th AID s;s. northwest.
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~ u. W AKNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets N. W.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23

to & la creacion y modo de existir de las
corporaciones eclesiasticas y a la enaje-
nacion de sus bienes.
Art IL. En- materia espiritual y dIscl-
plinaria no Sc admiten reclamaciones nj
apelaciones contra los actos de las autorl-
dades eclesiasticas, y no Sc les concede
nj reconoce ninguna ejecucion por medic
de la fuerza p6blica.
Ell conocimiento de los efectos juridicOs,
tanto de estos como de todo otro acto de
dichas autoridades pertenece a la jurls-
diccion civil. Sin embargo. estos actos no
pueden tener efecto 81 son contrarios
las leyes del estado y al 6rden p1blico,
perjudican los derechos de particulares,
y Sc someten las leyes penales 81 cons
tituyen delito.
Art. IS. Sc proveera por una ley ex-
terror a la reorganization, conservation
y administration de las propiedades ecls-
siasticas en- Ell reino.
Art. 19. Quedan derogadas, en- todas
las materias que forman ell objeto de la
presente ley, todas las disposiciones que
le sean cOntrarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
TITULO II.
Relacioses del Estado con- la Iglesia.

Art. IA. Queda abolida toda restric-
cion especial al ejercicio del derecho de
reunion de los miembros del clero cat6lico.
Art. Is Ell gobierno renuncia al dere-
cho de Legasla apost6lica en- Stella, y en-
todo el reino al derecho de nombrar y
proponer los benefcios mayores.
Los obispos no seran compelidos pres
tar su juramento al rey.
Los benehcios mayores memories no
pueden conferirse mas que ciudadanos
del RENO, excepto en- la ciudad de Roma
y en- las sillas suburbianas.
No Sc innova NADIA para la colacion de
los benefcios del Real Patronato.
Art. 16 Quedan abolidos ell Eueqaatur
y Ell Placet regios y toda otra forma de
autorizacion Official para la publication Y
ejecuciOn de los actos de las autoridades
eclesiasticas. Sin embargo hasta que otra
cosa Sc provea por la ley especial de Que
habla el articulo Is, permanecen someti-
dos al EaeQaatsv y al Placet reales los
actos de aquellas autoridades que estkn
llamadas q disponer de los bienes ecle.
siasticos y de proveer los beneficios ma
yores y memories, excepto los de Roma
las sillas suburbiales. No Sc derogan las
dispo'ielones do les leyes ciyiIssss en- cusn-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23

lgenero humane se deshizo en- laQri-
mas, J rod6 por la TERRA desesperado
de no poseer Ia verdad amada y de no
encontrar la lecciou, nj ell eiempIo, nj
la institution. Y como estaba traspor-
tado en- su dolor, percibi6 desrepente,
en- no sc que rincon una especie de
hombre, vestido con una especie de
biusa que llevaba en- sus hombros una
especie de viga, un grleso pedazo de
MADEIRA ensangrentado. Esta yiga es-
taba atravesada de otro grueso pedazo
de MADEIRA, como quien dice una cruz;
y ese hombre ten:a sus ojos bellfsimos,
y cabellos rubios tef1idos de sangre.
7 la sangre corrfa en- gruesas gotas
sobre todo su cuerpo-Y eln1:raba al
pobre genero humane con tanta duE-
zura! con tanta dulzura:-Y despues
emprendi6 su camino Con que lenti-
tud, con que magestad marchaba sIle-
vandos ell peso enormel Y dijo con una
VOC tierna, tan tierna: ! FL quieres la
verdad? Yo te la traigo -Td quieres
un pequeflo libro que contenga en-
diez paglnas toda Ia verdad, que
sea comprendido por- todos9 Mfralo y
tona ese pequefo libro ~ en- La pri-
mera pagina ell genero humane ley6:
Catecismo. Ell hombre continue: Ne
has pedido no solamente 10 leccion,
sino tambien ell ejemp'o vivo. Aquf
est5; mlrame 70 sly tn Dios que me
he hecho hombre para ofrecerte an
tipo eterno y conducirte Ala felicidad
-Ysen fh me has pedido una insti-
tucion--All1 esta, tdmala, es la Igle-
sla-Y Ell genero humane cay6 de
rodillas y adore al Sennrn
Era necesario yer 4 Brncker pro-
nunciar ese discurso con una especie
de brutalidad delirante: era necesario
sobre todo oirle lamar Asu auditorio
esa palabra tan sensible y tan profun.
da cue ponia en- los labios de j. G.
.AM estd la Iglesia." 81
Me han dicho que 4 veces Sc dete-
MIA en- ella sin necesidad de af1adir
nada. a9gal (COncl"ird. e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23

La Gaceta de hoy publica un intee
resantesdecreto sobre ell que llamamos
la atencien de nuestros lectores, res
pecto de la tala y quena de montes,
encaminado q impedir severamente
este abuse. y del cual nos ocuparemos
'extensamente en- el n1meroa pr6ximo
.por ser una prescription de notable
trascendencia para ell bien pdblico.
Aplaudimos cordialmente ell exqui-
sito cello de nuestra primera autoridad.
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La Gaceta del 20 opublico 10 ST

La Gaceta del 20 tpublic6 10 si-
guiente:
Gel Excmo. .Sr. Gobernador Ge
neral Sc ha servido disponer que Sc
recuerde q los Sres Alcaldes de esta
Provincial, ell puntual y mas exacto
cumplimiento de'o preceptuado en- los
articulos 1S4, 1877, 1888, 1S9, 100.
191, 1874, 1885, l97 J 1913 del Bando
de policia , buen gobicrno del Is de
diciembre de 1S49,, ordenandoles
ademas procedan seguidamente 4 que
Sc veri6que la vacunacion de los ha
bitantes de sus jurisdicciones respec.
twas, asf como 4 practicar personal
mente las visitas domiciliarias que
ju2guen oportunas, para que en- el in
terror de las casas prevalezca Ia mas
perfecta limpieza; todo bajo la res
ponsabi idad mas estrecha de las Au-
toridades citadae.
10 que ds drdea Do 8. E. 90 pu-
: ksmASs 94 - ~
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De Aibonito nos escriben 10 81

De Aibonito nos eecriben 10 81
gulente:
Acabase de celebrar con gran So
lemnidad y con un concurso extraor-
dinario en- el pueblo de Aibonito Ia
bendicion de una imagen de Ia Vfr-
gen de Monserrate, que D. CaLtali-
clio Zayas ha pedido la industrial
Barcelona. Esta bendicion tuvo lugar
ell dia ocho del corriente mes 4 las Gin
co de Ia tarde en- Ia casa del referido
seflor, s cuyo religioso acto concu-
rrieron todos los yecinos muchas
personas de los barrios. Desde ALI Sc
la llev6 en- procession, acolnpafiada de
la lucida orquesta de Cayey. hasta la
iglesia, en- cuyo temple, perfectamen-
te iuminado, no cupo la mitad de los
fieles que acudieron goaosos & tribu-
tarel mas rendido honor & la Reina
de los Angeles. Despues del santo ro-
sario sc cant6 Salse & toda. orquesta,,
asi como las letanfas, cuyos sonoros
y dulces Gcos bacian recordar & los
creyentes arrobados en- un extasis de
amor, de que asf como en- la rdstica
smontafa de Cataluf1a sc elevan ange-
licales voces de adoracion & Ia Madre
de Dios, tambien en- las montaaas de
la fiel provincial de Puerto Rico q
2,229 pies sobre el nivel del mar Sc
la da ell culto de adoracion, sn omitir
los medios para su mayor lucimiento
Al signiente dia, que Tue domingo,
ante la misma mayor sc sac6 en- pro
cesionr Ia santa imagen por las GALES
del pueblo, aconpanada de Ia orques
ts,. siendo de. notar que apenas que
d6una persona en- su casa que no
fuera q tan esplendida procession;
causando admiration a los transeuntes
que aquf estaban, ell ptblico testimo-
nio que daba este religioso pueblo de
su fe y cristianas costumbres.
En- estos dos dias de feliz recorda-
cion Sc dieron dos bales en- la casa
Ayuntamiento los cuales estuvieron
9muy concurridos y donde rein6 la
mayor algeria. Las j6venes lucieron
asus admirables dotes de sin par her
mosura y gracias personales, quienes
llamaron Ia atencion por su elegancia.
Esta function la coste6 d. Cantalicio
Zayas, siendolo los bales por la ju-
ventud. Solo sentimos consignar que
ell dueflo de e:ta preciosa im&gen sc
la haya llevado q su casa, y nues
tro cato leo pueblo haya quedado sin
esa prenda de su adoracion en- Ell tenn.
plo.
s La fiesta del Patrocinio tambien fue
.lucidfsima, y con OCCASION de ella sc die
ron dos bales de etiqueta muy ami
mados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
La Gaceta del 20 trae las cesantias

La GGcetG del ~ tFae las ceSantlaS
siguientes:
Las de D. Pedro M. Vilar y Por-
tuondo, y d. Mariana Casanova ma
gistrados de esta Audiencia, nombran-
do en- lugar del dltimo a D. Rafael
Casanova, Teniente fiscal de 10 de
Santiago de Cuba. y la de hoy la pro-
vision de Ia vacante del primero en- Ia
persona de d. Demetrio Lopez Mon
tenegro Juez de termino, las cesan-
t as de D. Jose Diz y Romero Fiscal
de la udiencia y de ID. Pc 70 jose
Fajardo y Santos, Promoter Fiscal
del ,Juzgado de L: Instancia de. Maya
giiez y los ascensos al Juzgado del
Distrito Este de Puerto Principe de D.
Miguel Aldecoa que ejerce igual car
go en- Aguadilla, y & la Promotorfa
Fiscal de Ponce de d. Adolfo San,
cnez que desempena igual cargo en-
Au"o' .Es b a3al7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
LA LEY DE GARANTfAS.

Como va es pdblico que Ell prfnci-
pc de Bismark ha pedido al gobierno
ltaliano la abolicion de la ley del Is
de MARIO de 1871, sobre las prero-
gativas del Soberano Pontffice y la
Santa Sede, y sobre las relaciones del
Estado con la Igesia, habiendo visto
tambien Ia luz p1blica en- la prensa
de Roma ell despacho en- que ell gabi
nete de: Victor Manuel Sc MEGA a
acceder las pretensiones de Berlin,
creemos que nuestros lectores agra
deceran les demos la traduccion lite
raj de esta celebre ley que esta LA
mada a ser ell eje sobre que har de
girar las luchas diplomatieas y tai
yez belicosas de la Europa moderna
va los rojos italianos, siempre auxi-
liares de los enemigos de la Iglesia,
han llevado esta question al Parla-
mento. Ell Sr. Petruccelli de la Gatti-
ma, diputado de la izquierda, ha pre-
sentado una mocion pidiendo la revi-
sion de dicha ley de garantfas. La
Camara italiana ha tenido ell buen
sentido de rechazar casi por unani-
midad aquella proposition. Italia tie
ne interes EN- conservar en- gu seno ell
centro del Catolicismo y en- mante-
ner inc6lume la solemne promesa
que di6 4 las naciones cristianas. He
aquf ahora el texto de la ley en-
question: