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Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
EUROPE.
ICEf!.
AMNESTY FOR ALL OF I Fl L
CARLISTS.
THE POPE BLE3sE5 ALFONSO
sERRANO 1T B&YONNE.

PARIS, Jan. 4-E0on-Af ti.c 15-
quest Of Princess Bearn, Of Vienna,
King Alfonso has granted complete
amnesty to ali the CarlIsts.
The King Of the Be!gians has rccoG-
nized King Alfonso and teIoSraphcd
his congratulations. The recognition
OF the King, by most OF the European
Courts, is moIaentarily expecte .
The papal nurcio, in tli3 city, has
received the blessing OF the Pope
asked for by the King. His GIaj sty
Will issue from tLis city decree con-
voking the Cortes.
The staff OF the Spanish Tnb25 E,in
Paris, have waited on King Alfonso
and paid him their homage. TIE
King, in reply t. taa;r address, said
he would not disGUist the difficulties
Of his task, and ila sought aid If able
men, OF ali parjias. Il : first wish was
for the pacifcat.on o. Spin, and he
desired - be the King :. aniarGs
a dispatch denying the Cnr.;st re
pert Of tHo Ge5th cf L-ractoIo las
been received.
BEELI.;, Jan !,oo"-.ILo Emgc-
Eor William, II Z speech IL TsE!y 10
New Year conSratuiat.oHs expressed
his great satisfaction at the c utinu2d
peace in Europe, .Eich Le said ii was
the firss duly cf the German Emperor
to preserve.
BAYonNE, Jan. 4-Noon-1iarsha
Serraro entered France By way Of
Urdax on Saturday and IS now here.
It is reported that he VIII go TO Paris
and thence to Berlin
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08

A MAN IN RU1Ns.-One Of the sad-
dest spectac1es in the world is a human
being shattered and broken down by
the use of ardent spirits. But the
damage may be repaired, the ruin re-
stored to perfect soundness, by a
course of that most powerful of ali in
vigorants, DR.. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT
TIERS. Beware of those ''tonics'' of
which rum is an element. They ag-
gravate disease and promote decay TIW
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
For StinRS of Insects.

rsnedy ' OF stingg Of waaps, m bees, &o. :,
is simply to hold any hollow key over
flesh for a minute or so, and when
face OF the flesh and do no harm. A
thiinble with a tight top will do, but
not quite SO we'll.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
= Krngic S1OrT.

IL the French papers there is 8
tragic history Of magpie. I, was q
greater favorite Of the butcher who
Owned it; but boy who had ''received
notice" and was to leave in short time,
taught the bird to say. "It's cows
meat" Thege provoking words il
pronounced whenever the butcher
showed to his customers his prettiest
cuts, and the juvenile Iago thus com
PEELED that butcher to murder his
fayCrite.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
Personal.

Capt. John d. Cameron, editor of
the Hillsboro Recorder, and Principal
Clerk of the House, is in the city on a
short visit. We were pleased to vel
come him to our Office yesterday and
to find him looking so well after the
hard battle OF the past few weeks Of
the Legislative session.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
MISSISSIPPI.
A WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED
AND BURNED.

VIcksBURG, Jan. 4-Noon-On Sat
urday night last Richard S. Borum. of
Lee county, his wife, two children and
three negro boys, were murdered and
their bodies consumed with the build
ing. No clue to the murderers.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.

GREENSBORO, N. C.
The Spring Session of 1876 will begin on
Wednesday. the 18th of January.
PROMPT attendance at the very opening is
highly important, and is nestly desired
Charges per session of 20 weeks, board fwash-
ing and lights not ineludFd) and tuition. In re e.
ugr College Course, SI25- Charges fo- extra
studies moderate. For Catalogue, apply to the
President, Rev. Il. M. Jones, ID. ID.
n. II. ID. WILSON,
President Board Of Trustees.
dec19 300-2w
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08

A steamship line between Baltimore
and Rio Janeiro, Brazil, is about, to
be established by the firm of King,
Ballie & Co., Of London, relying upon
the coffee trade chiefly as basis.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
A WORD TO THR INVALID,

II yon want healthy Liver and take SIMMONS,
o - ~ OF COitI 1t Will appetite and dAI1
oesng to the suffering E.
. q For sale at wholesale
Wilmington, N. G. -~' ~ 'eo; oppVste City HaI
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
o250,00O ri GIFTS!
DEPOSITORY FIRST NATIONAL
BANK, DENISON.

Distribution to commence immediately aft.r
the Cor cert. Managers OF the Bg-tTib Gtitn
ca 2sen By tie Ticket iio,d-Es aui I'd i..iaa.it
ci:Iz- I9.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
& Fine Coach.

The Wilmington, Columbia and AL
gusta Railroad Company have recently
turned out from their shops in thli
city first class passenger coach whicl
IN point of strength. durability an(
beauty of finish III al its parts, vii
compare faYorably with any work O.
the kind executed "a the best northern
car establishments.
This car is As feet long, feet wide
and feet pitch, built OF native pine
oak and poplar and finished inside il
black walnut and curIed maple. The
interior appearance is beautiful. The
effect upon the German silver trim.
mings, lamps, &C., by the parti-color
ed light through the stained glass
windows, together with the elaborate
~ painted head-lining, is very fine.
The seats are OF red velvet with green
reverse and provided with the patent
fastenings. An important addition to
the car is ''Anderson's Improved
Bolster" q patent arrangement of the
springs and truck whereby the COM
fort and ease Of the passenger is great
ly enhanced.
Another improvement is one which
was introduced upon this Road some
time ago-the patent parafine light,
avoiG-ng the dangerous kerosine, and
an improved safety stove. In fact.
this car is very similar to the two 9th
er fine cars built by this Company
within the last two years. 1t is de-
signed after the Houston & HolIings-
worth plan.
The construction, fer the most part.
of this beautiful car was under the
superintendent Of NIr. ". Ii. Day.
the efficient Master Car Builder Of tie
Company, and reflects the highest
degree Of credit upon his care, skill
and attention.
The superior painting of the car is
notable feature, and is en- evidence
of the skill of Mr.. w. L. Ledford, of
Greensboro, who served his time
under Mr.. PIT. j. Williams, at Com
pany Shops, n. c. Il. r., and who,
though quite young man, evinces
talent of high order and a deternli-
nation to succeed which promises well
for him in the future. The interior
finish and polish of the beautiful wood
attracts attention at once, while the
exterior is substantially painted and
beautifully decorated.
Upon the whole the car is decided
success, md Mr.. W. c.. Turrentine,
at the Sc. p5 is so promptly
conducted, j., .c..son to be congratu-
lated upon b-ing able, at the opening
OF the new year, to make so fhe an
addition to the rolling stock of the
Company.
Carolina Household Magazine.
We have received the first. the |
January, number of this new venture |
IN journalism in this State. It is pub |
iished by J. A. Bonitz, Goldsboro
and Is more than creditable to the eff.
forts MIR. Bonitz has been making for
Its success. 1t is handsomely printed.
with beautiful fulI-page illustration
as frontispiece and the reading mat
ter, both original and selected, exhib-
It's great care and taste in its selection.
it Is published monthly, at 50 a wear:
The subscriber also receiving GRAIN
ltoqsiy handsome engraving. We
wish its enterprising protector all of
hat success he so surely merits.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08

About two weeks ago 5000 young
salmon fish were placed in the Kappa
| hauock river, north Of Rappahanocl
Station (Fasquier county,) under di-
! rection of Prof. Baird, Of the Z. S
Fish Commission.
The negro exodus from Georgia
continues. The Atlanta papers daily
notice the departure of carloads Of
them from that town. TIE majority
of them go to Mississippi, but many
to Texas.
The wife of the Tichborne claimant,
having refused to pay poor rate
demanded of her as Mrs. Ortop, was
summoned before the magistrates
recently, by the Lymington overseers.
asa defaulter. The magistrates granted
distress warrant, desiring it to be
held over for few days. Defendant
states that she Is not Mrs. Orton, but
Lady Tichborne, any lawful claim
upon whom she is willing to Fay,
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
ITS CIRCULATION

Is very large Throughout the State and
onslow, Duplin, Sampson, Brunsw,ct' Riads,
ahd aafaa WiSe1 Il is sspecisy While
Richmond, Anson, Cumberland and WeSn'
and In teveral counties Of South Carolina II,
Its published every Friday on the follow
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08

4 staten m Of tio Distribution viii lc u,:b
lishsd aDt fn3weTe.' to ticket 1.t>rs ard A.;
Ci!ts viii b3 p."mrt.y paid after tle d.sfTi5u-
ton.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
S 20
=
FIRST FfcaTGkGz PREMIUM BEND
OF TIE
N.Y.IldTStri2I EIhiDiii0lC0.
PerRstua! EEo.ie:.. EaIe..

TLe=e T5,ras arc 5s-ErG fsr tne 1.-Tose OF
rGisin fuId fu- tae erection Of = building in
thG Cl'y OF New YcIE, t. oe used Ter .
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
= e - = = P0sTPoNEnENT-
FEXED-FULE DESh FsEBUTsON.
First Grand Gift Concert.
h0ItlCljGr Female Humane Association,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
AoSEMBER 23, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS
q rs Cash Gi ing 70 81 600 coo OG0
Price OF kICAcIs:

Whole Tickets 800 90
EIch.e ~ o, ---...--.. W
"a Tickets for 100 co
tEe montpelier Female Humane Associa-
ton, chartered by the legislature of Virginia
aEd the Circuit Court It Orange Co.. Proposes
~ GraliI GIFT Coz cert to tstAhi sh ard e,i-
dow ''itoue for the Ga. I1.iIrni and DrSti
tnte aifi@s CT Virginia. n Nson.p,lic.. tie
tCiIner resi-; i;ience OF Pre- .dent ] m - ~ son
N9EE!; "ts'S cFFICE. I.iChm9nL, july B 1874
it azores ne fieseuTe to s.v Ia: IN well
acquainted with large majority or the C1ii.
GERS OF the " oEtEelieT Fe Elala iiUE91 ne $50
ciat'5r, wlo reside in TIE Vicini Of ny bum
and Nttest t.eir Intelligence AID their or: h
ana h.2h retuta!ion as gentlemen. w~l! as
th5 fJti.c CopEGence, iEtu Zee aEG gIhs5a-,-
ttal means literally rspresantcd *ns0rg 'he1e
JAMES :. NEN Pt X CCv. Virginia
ALEXANDRIA. Va. July Z. iST4
- :-iIatT.,t tEeIu 4 :: :. s o. honcr
arr % e-'fT. sd u'y e. t:-:~E t. 'i,e con f
t,-l - ~ tx igb i.
=. V. HL55:3LH. I. : .E..l--- }ast,,-r
Ni"t~i2F o. Virginia
F4' tler T.trssn.rs h. le-riS in HIS TX
GsiieG.y Gilbert &. Walker. EE~Cs:v tsnor OF
Va; t.yu t=cb't (. u iti,sr=. T.itut Gov. cf "a
AMI I. : EsratcT eject; SCt atcrS apif Mem
bcfs of t'rzgr from Va.
Ke7l ,t&:iuCa to- Ii ke:s may - male IN ex
t,FcSS EEFIsid, pnst5 filo runry oder on
Ntst.:nEt-F', = G. or ~ regi-torni iyt:er.
Fer tti fsItisCIsrS, tvetiratl.ii,l<, &c. send
IN, j i rs rAKsurp,
President Il. f. r. \ ,2lexanhTia, Va.
ts2i.-s le - rs a2Ilts i eyaf where. 4w
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-08
IIST OF GIETS

II 7s1 UEa5;' C~!i lsif--, e1.lf-Ht:nst :, 5000
- Pix = IL Eea! IL. q. a1Ce..ils-
gto................... 5a.o1a
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10

de lainente de Mr.. Fish, ell cual acknowledgements \. ~
persuadlr al Presidente sacar partido de la
seJeros intimos de Mr. Grant Aos coii-
nay razon para Greer que t0das las desavenenc;as
ontre Espana los Estados- Unidos Sc han arragajo
nato;o con La aquescencia de Espaia Ia
betclon 0 aemanda de los Estados- -Unidos rs nro
Daoie que los Estados Unidos hayan procnrado obto
ner slertos lines desplegandO mucha tr,neza al ;
9e enos es La protection los derechos de los
9uutdahos ameracanOs en- Cuba Nj La 0uerra con
spaha, nj La compra de Cuba nj la indenend anc;a ~
CuOa nj Ell termnO de la in surreceOn han sido 49,,
noUar0 plclpal de las negocacOnes- Puede SUI
que las concesiones que ha hecho Espafla son
9e TAI naturaeza que satisfacen nuestro goh;arno
1e que los derechos de los ciudadanos americanos
rafan en- 10 successive las dilacOnes " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
ue 0nclales subalternos los obstculos Que sneien
nterponer los trbunales locales 81 tales han sido las
cnceslones no queda va ell menor pretexto para inter-
Venr en- la question de Cuba Las relacionas antr T.
pana los Estados- UnidOs serfan asf mas estrecba =
Hor ales de 10 que han sido muchos amos" Habla
SI oi uespacho dc los preparativOs navales v dice
quo nah tenldO pOr ObetO ell poder hacer fnerza las
representations diplomaticas, luego afiade. Por
DO ID calarlfa de bonos cubanos ha aprovecha
o esC ocaSlon per0 NADIA prueba tantO ell descr6dto
en- que Ma caldo cOm0 ell hechO de que con tan nlans
PIE PIE oportunidad no ha podido crear excitacion
Esta camafIlla ha vividO Sc ha alimentado de las
desavenenclas croncas entire los Estados Unidos Ia
pan que ma 10 agravar por todos los medios
lmaginaDles. Con Ell arreglO de las antguas iustas
recaaclohes de este gobiernO la pOsibiidad de
una guerra vendra al suelO La camarilia de los Ro
nos. 1enlendo EN- cuenta ell caracter de Mr. Fish su
tono de Paz cuando la honrosa de Greer que
ha oDrado para aanzar reaciones amstosas honrosas
auraderas entire los dos gobiernos, que antes de
retrarse del cargo que desempena, traa de estable
Ger las bases que hagan posbles reaciones" Lo
cua mi Julclo es otro preludlo favor de la candi
datnra de Mr.. Fish para la Presidencia
Courier des EtGts Unis presenta la stuacion, en-
pocas neas, con bastante deidad use puede yer por
esas cltas dice que e asunto ha tornado
de prlmera magntuden las preocupacones americanas
pero puede bien que 81 e gobierno ha que.
Tldo sondear la opinion p6bca la respuesta no SO ha
hecho esperar precise fecitarse de que esta opi
mon Sc haya pronunciado tan enereicamente. Una
question as presentada esa resueta Una guerra que
encuen tai oposcion Ia nacion es una guerra i'm
possible menOs que motivos de una gravedad i'm
prevlsta Sc presenter de mproviso bien puede ase-
gurarse que hasta 81 pensamiento dc Ia guerra sera
repudiado."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10

delando los 1ltimos la necesaria es-
Gotta para los, caballos.
Al amanecer de dicho dia, segun
Ell parte a que me re6ero, apareci6 ell
cltado bandido en- union de un COM
panero suyo y una muger, La cual al
llegar La fnca llamada- Guas,a0aow de
Herrera, punto donde Sc encontraba
el grupo del Centre que mandaban
un subalterno de la Guardia civil y
otro de Orden pdblico, hubo de des-
cubrlr alguno de los emboscados, dan
DO en- ell acto un grito de alarma, por
10 que ell grupo de referencia Sc vic
en- la precision de hacer fuego, de
cuyas resultaS cayeron muertos los
dos bandldos en- question, internan-
dose herida la mnger en- ell monte. Ell
resto de la partida, en- vez de dirigir-
sc a las otras dos emboscadas, que
ocupaban distintos caminos, al yer
morir a su jefe retrocedieron por la
mlsma direction que traian en- la cual
Sc les persigue.
Reconocidos los .cadaveres Sc les
ocuparon 4 armas de fuego algunas
prendas de valOr, una bandera insu-
rrecta y un despacho frmado por
Aguilera, EN- ell que. Sc nombraba 4
Carlos Garcia comandante general de
Vuelta-Abajo."
dice ell Diario de la Marina:
Para formar una idea de la acti-
vidad que el Gobierno de S. M. des-
plega en- el envfo de refuerzos 4 esta
isis, basta tomar los datos siguientes,
que va hemos publicado. FL mierco-
les II sali6 de Santander el vapor
Gyom, con 1000 soldados; ell sabado
70 ell Amtonio Lopez, con $50, y ell
ldnes 22 Ell Habana, con 1900. Ell
jdeves 19 sali6 de Cadiz Ell Santander,
con 1,145 individuos de tropa que
desembarcaran en- Gibara Tenemos
pues, 1895 soldados, embarcados en-
un periodic de 5 dias, que Sc encon-
traran en- Cuba durante la primera
decena de diciembre."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10
NOTICIAS TELEGRAFICAS.

| Los diarios de La Habana y de San
tiago de Cuba, nos suministran las
siguientes
Madrid, noviembre 23.-El gene
raj Martinez Campos ha llegado 4
esta capital, para consular con Ell
gobierno, respecto & la guerra.
Roma, idem 24.-Monser1or Simeo-
nj ha informado al Vaticano, que ell
Ministro de Gracia y Justicia ha sido
nombrado para negociar con el el
Concordato.
CuandO las negociaciones conclu-
yam sera nombrado el Embajador de
Espaf1a eE ell Vaticano.
FL Cardenal Antonnelli ha manda-
do sus 1ltimas instrucciones q mon
senior Simeoni.
Sc cree que Espafla desea celebrar
I'M ConcOrdato enteramente nuevo con
ell Vaticano y que este esta dispuesto
q modifcar solamente algunas parties
del VICENTE.
/: Madrid, idem '26.-Se han embar
cado en- Santander 1,400 hombres
para Cuba.
Ell general Quesada Sc ha apodera-
do de San Crist6bal, con todas las
posiciones que ocupaban los carlistas
al rededor de Pamplona.
En- despacho Official el general Que
sada anuncia que Pamplona ha sido
enteramente libertada, despues de 3
dias de combate contra II batallones
carlistas, que fueron completamente
derrotados tras de haber sufrido gran
des perdidas.
Idem, id. 27.-Se dice ofcialmen-
te que las negociaciones entire este
Gobierno y el de los Estados- Unidos
progresan de un modo favorable. No
tienen fundamento los rumores de
haberse ofrecido difcultades, las
relaciones entire ambos gabinetes pue-
den considerarse del todo favorables.
L6ndres, id. id.-El Gobierno ha
comprado los intereses del Khedive
de EglptO en- Ell Canal de SueZ, eau
sando este bastante sensation aquf.
FL Times atribuye la compra q miras
polfticas.
Habana, 80 de noviembre de 1875.
Los carlistas han vuelto a empezar
ell bombardeo de San Sebastian.
1dem, 1o de diciembre de 1876
Mr.. Gushing ha presentado al Minis
tro de Estado la contestacion telegra-
hna dol gobior,ao eaaaOriva.1u d la tiftf-
ma nota de Espana, cuyo tenor Sc
considera muy satisfactorily
Las cortes Sc reuniran el dia 10 de
febrero.
FL Rey ha conference.-the con los
generates Jovellar, Campos y Que
sada.
Sc ha convenido en- Ell plan de cam
paf1a del Norle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10
GACETILLAs.

CULTos.-Las noUenas en- honor de
la Immaculate Conception que, segan
costanabre Sc han celebrado en- San
Francisco g San Jose, Mada han dejado
que desear este a15O. Nunerosa asis-
te'acaa de J'e!es, safatstOsilad en- Ell calto
q nsagnticas oraciOnes prOnanciadas en-
el paLpitO por ilushados y dignlsimos
sacerdOtes. CanD aHtean0che la salve en-
San Francisco, Ell professor Sr. Sayriera
CON nsucho aciertO q entonaciOn La pro
ceSi0n Salida aver d las 6 de la tarde de
San Francisco recOri6 parte de la po-
blacton .lucidG y Ordenadamente, presi-
dida por el Ercmo. Ayuntamiento.
REvIsTA DE CLASSES PAsIvAs.--EE
/: 10 esserO empezard Ia del primer Sc
0sestrs del ado veniderO. Llanamos la
GtessciOa de los EvtereSados hdcia Ia Ga
ceta de hoy en- la caal 50 consignan los
docanentOs qGe erhibw deben q tonsaEi-
dadcs que tiersen que Uenar.
TELEGRAFos.-El8 8 Sc Gbri6 al pss-
6lico la estGcion de Hormigueros, ha-
bie,sdo mediado entire las Autor;da1es
superiOres 9 las de GqueI pueblo las fell
cit0cioNes de c0stumbre.
TEMBLoR DE TIERA-A la 1 y Ueints
minutes de la nsadrMgada de hog 9
Sc sinti6 I'm. .tNerte q protongado terremso-
to que despert6 d la nsitad de la Capi-
tai. No hubo desgracias nj despertectos
que sepGmos.
La atm6sfera estdba di4tana y sere-
,.a: las estreIlas brillaban en- Ell azssl fir
f,sGnseft0.
Qaiera Dios que no Sc rsp;ta este iag-
poHsnte Je's6menO.
CARNE.-Dmante los dsas 13, Il
Is y 16 del cOrriemte, Sc erpcnderd el
esta Ciudad la libra de cdrne de res
vacana, an dia d 90 caartos y los tres
rsstaNfei d ls,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10
NOTICIAS DE CUBA.

Por ell vapor Alicante, entrado e
8 en- nuestro puerto, hemos recibido
perl6dicos de la Habana hasta ell 2e
noviembre y de Santiago de Cuba
hasta el 3 del corriente. He aquf lo
mas interesante que Gentlemen:
Puerto-Prfncipe.-El comandante
Laborda con sus flanqueadores, 40
caballos de las Guerrillas y la prime
ra y tercera seccion de Jfbaros, prac-
tlc6 reconocimientos hasta la palizada,
distante legua y media de Ciego de
Avila, reglstr6 escrupulosamente el
extenso territorio comprendido & la
derecha del camino de la Soledad al
Ciego, y mas detenidamente los mon
tes de Lazaro, Trinidad de Olano,
Cupeyes Arriba y de Abajo, y los de
Consuegra y demas puntos y fncas
lie sus inmediaciones, hasta la de Mo
ron, dando por resultado estos labo-
rlosos reconocimientos ell hacer al
enemigo Il muertos, entire los que
figuran un teniente, un prefecto, 3
subprefectos, un jefe de posta, dos
sargentos, uno de ellos desertor del
Orden, destruirles II estancias, CO.
gerles 9 armas de fuego, dos mulos,
II caballos, presentarse Z hombres
TITLES para las armas todo este sin
novedad por nuestra parte.
Por distinto rumbo y con igual
objeto sali6 ell teniente Llanos Y re-
conoci6 tambien sin novedad, Ciego
Escobar, Piedrecitas, San Ldcas y
San Tadeo, donde cause al enemigo
otros dos muertos.
Villaclara, noviembre Liza CO.
lumna de Vergel bati6 y dispers6 al
enemigo, en- ndmero de 500 & 600
hombres, en- ell potrero Basnueva, ha-
ciendole 8 muertos, dos heridos, CO.
gi9ndole un saco con municiones, 6
caballos con monturas, 4 mulos car
gados de yiandas, mantas, sombreros,
hamacas y otros efectos, teniendo por
nuestra parte un soldado muerto y s
heridos del battalion de la Corona.
Noviembre 13.-En los montes de
Quemddo grande volvi6 4 encontrar al
enemigo en- ndmero 800 infantes, al
que bati6, causandole algunas bajas.
Idem 21.-En ell punto denomina-
do ResbalOsa, encontr6 una partida
como de 800 hombres, la que bati6
denodadamente, haciendole varios
muertos, dos de los cuales dej6 sobre
el campo, cogiendoles armas, caballos,
mulos cargados y todas las ropas y
efectos que el dia 18 habian robado
en- Haga bama.
-Segun datos ofciales, ell coronel
Herrera con ell battalion de Napoles y
caballerfa de Camajuanf, bati6 el 19
en- Rensate de las Vueztas una partida
enemiga de 200 q caballo, mandados
por Valdes, Ramito y Garcia, a la
que hizo 10 muertos y ocup6 5 ar
mamentos y 20 caballos y mulos te-
niendo por nuestra parte un muerto
" 4 heridos con algunos caballos
muertos.
-Et Sr. Jefe del battalion de Or
den ,pdblico, nos favorece con Ell 81.
guiente parte;
Gel captain de la segunda com.
panfa de este battalion, ID. Agustlr
Cobos y Arias, con fecha 21 me par
ticipa, que habiendose undo con As
hombres que llevaba 4 80 guardia'
civiIes montados, que tenfa a sus Or
denes ell senor coronel graduado, te
niente coronel D. Rafael Escasana,
con noticia del punto en- que debf
encontrarse la partida de Carlos Gar
cia, Sc dispuso que en- combinacior
con dicho jefe colocara tres enlbos
cadas, mezclando al efecto igual nj
nero de una J otrs faerza, st bic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10

daban 10000 duros mensuales; del
producto de las aduanas de Brinas y
Rivas, provincial de Logroro, y de la
Armenia, en- la de Bdrgos. Estas pro-
ducion de 5 4 6. 900 duros mensuales.
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CLERKs AND sALEsMEN.

IUANTED--A SITUATION BY A SUPERIOR ENG LIST
w butler, In first class private family only. Appl,
70 Z. r. Ell Gtn Of 10Th In grocery store
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SITUATIoN WANTED-BY SINGLE YOUNG MAN.
- coachman and garaener understands both branches
thoroughly also tile draining ana Earnings also handi
work IN the house; always willing and cblginE TO DO
thing; first class reference. Call on or address D.
MULLEN, I34 West 10Th ST.
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sITUAmoNs wANrnu-mALEs.

yArANrED-BY A REsPgcrABLR MAN AND WIFE
w the charge OF small hotel liquor store ooardin
house or building; first class references J AhE
HENRY Brooklyn House near Hamilton fcrry, Brook
lyn.
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ATA SACRIFICE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED MILL
IA merry and Fancy Goods Store situated on the west
side OF Eighth avenue; cheap rent: small amount Of
cash only required. SALTER & LEVY, 3yS Eighth
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(NoAL YARD.-A GOOD BUSINESS, ESTABLISHED
~ nearly twenty well located on the east sida
The yard Is well fitted up ana Is doing goot Day
ing family trade Apply the premises, IA First ave
nuc. Fourteenth street.
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CITuATIoNS WANrED-BY MAN AND WIFE; MAN
- as coachman and gardener; can mix and be gen.
orally useful; cook and laundress general
house servant; well recommended. Address. for two
days, L. r., box 1877 Herald Office.