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EX-SENATOR CARPENTER.

COMMENTS ON HIS VIEWS AS EXPRESSED TO a
MILWAUKEE, REPoRTEB-JUDGE DAVIS AS THE
DEMOCRATIC oANDIDATE-oRANT's REEoxu-
NATION ON HARD MONEY PLATFORM.
Ex-senator Carpenter having expressed the
opinion within the hearing OF reporter OF tho
Milwaukee Nelcs that Grant would be renominatea
by the republicans on a hare money platform ana
that Judge Davis was likely 10 be the democratic
nominee, the editor OF the NelcS comments as ioi-
lows ugon the inlormatIon;-
The intelligence OF the Ne1cs and its correspond
emf eannot DC galnsayed. Mr.. Carpenter Ike
every other Wel-advised politician OF either party
Is of opinion that General Grant will be the repu0-
llcan candldate Tor President IN 1876. The pretexE
OF nsrd money Platform Will be put forward "a
anord MIN the excuse winch he seeks. Ex-SenatOr
Carpenter, la advancing this view on tne
cars to crowd OF lawyers ana jurors, among
whom Nctr5 reporter happened 10 be present,
gave better evidence OF polI ical sagacity and
foresight than anything which mas occurred In
Judge Davis By the democrats greenback
platform, there PROBABLY, MT. Carpenter maze Ond
OF those mistakes which aro characters oil him.
and when IN greater emergencies nave cost nim
so dearly. The democratic party cannot go into
the Presidential campaign on rag money plat
form. Aud they WIN NOT. A return 70 speeds
payments and the honest payment OF the puOlld
debt, with the assurance OF peace aud tram
qulllty TO all sections OF the cOuntry-these cone
stitute the main planks Of the platform on which
the democrats Will enter the centennial year aud
its Presidential hgnt. Since the grand EdSCo In
OHIO two democratic state conventions nave 0een,
held. Minnesota, In the extreme Northwest has
spoken Tor US up here. on the praiEieS and Ia the
pine woods Our wheat, barley. rye, lumber,
cranberres newspapers, PROVISIONS, lager beer
aud other products are worth gold. Iney Will
command gold in the markets OF the world no ".
and the population represented by the Ne1cs, who
have the products OF tue soil other fruit Of tho
farm on their hands 10 sell, want 90 get honeSe
money IN payment IN the form OF sound, honest
currency. The expression or The maryland de-
mocracy represents tue B0rder states, ana PROD
ably the entire South. For their cotton, Tobacco
hemp, rice anc other products they do not want
anything IN payment but honest money. Tnes0
Two events. the Democratic Convention in Mary.
land aud that In Minnesota, NIX the position OF the
democratic party In tue Northwest and IN Tire
Border states. IL Is not probable that any inuu-
ence or intrigue can change THIS position.
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

The Board or Managers OF the American 1nstk
tute nave decided to open the iorty-lourth exhi-
biuon Of the institute at the Rink, Sixty-third
street ana Third avenue, on the afternoon Of
Wednesday, September s. at two O'Clock. The
exni0iuon Will remain open until Saturday. Ne
vember IS, unless it is deemed expedient by the
Board or Managers 10 continue It one week
longer The buildings on second avenue viii 10
opened for the reception OF macntnery on Monday,
Gugust 16 or earlier n II should be necessary Tor
the arran cement OF heavy machinery. Tne build
inCs on Tnird avenue aud on SNty-third ana
SlXty.fourtn streets Will be opened i0r the recep-
ton OF goods on the 303h day OF August An ea-
trance lee OF 81 Will be charged upon all goods
entered for competition ana SIS upon all goods
entered for exhibition without competition. No
goods will be admitted alter the 10Th OF Septem-
Der unless 0Y avote OF the Board OF Managers. Tue
various business and departmental committees
have all been appointed aud are actively at work.
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clned Hc advanced kc and finally AIDED 10 the
closing prices n last night an advance or s2c i-l6c.
on the early months ana 6c. 3.32c late months
This Improvement manly due the une expected
hrmness m the Liverpool market IN the face Of the
late lOck-0ub in England aud the recent
important backing house suspension here he
latest Liverpool accounts uniformly TO the effect
sale were made Of t9 bales inc uting ~ bales for ex-
port The hnal +. NJ quotations TOR future delivery
were follows July 10 l5-l0c. Is 3l32c August
Is SS2c l4c; eptember - l5l6c. IS Sl-32c.; Oco-
per IL 2oSSc November, l3Ic rs 25 Szc December,
- ZS-ssc: January - sl-S2c February L iee
II l6c May. llsc "A 20 &c. june l. li5c a i5Sc.
Ono auons based on standard classification in force
September l, 1874, and upland cotton In store
ming u quality not moro than hall grade above or
below the grade quoted -Ordlnary, PFC; good ordi
nary 1879. strict good ordinary I3z{c low mid
ding, h%c; mtldlng IKE; good middling l576c
Quotations based on American standard OF ciasshca-
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT Ac. LowER-rUTUREs
1870. 1890. HGHER-FLoUR DULI--wHEAr
oUIEr-coRN FuMER-oATs DULI-RYE
DULL-BARLEY QUIET AND NoMINAL-BARLEY
MALT QUIET-PoRK QUIET AND EAslER-
LARD QUIET AND EAsY-pETRoLEUM FIRM
NAVAL STORES QUIET AND sTEADY-eRooER-
les QUIEr-HIDEs MORE ACTIVE AND
sTFADY-LEATHER QUIEr-oILs QUIET
wHIsKEY sTEADY-HREIGHrs sTEADY-HEMP
AND JUTE QUIET AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STRONG.
"WEDNESDAY, July 2S-6 p. NJ.
The markets we're generally quiet, but prices
were irregular. In dry goods, boots and shoes
wool hardware &c, very little was doing. ON
,Change nour was dull. Wheat was quiet, but firm
1rmer on the spot-wlth very little offering,
corn was IN demand and 1rmer at the close.
oats quiet. Whiskey steady Pork and lard quiet
and easier. Cotton on the spot &c. lower; futures
1926 $500. higher. Petroleum firm. Naval stores
quiet. Hides were active and steady. Leather quiet
Oils quiet Hemp and lutte quiet and unchanged. Gun
MES strong Groceries quiet
CoFrEE-The market very strong for Rio, bnt
quiet although there was important jobbing de-
mani. Mild grades nrm and unchanged We
quote -ordinsry cargoes ne IKE. air do, lsslc
extreme range Tor lots 1ac 2Oc. gold. 90 or 30 DAYS
Java, government bags, 2se a re dos grass mats 26c
Maracaibo, 2lc &c.. Laguayral 2Osc 2l5ac amaica
ss c nc co:t Ia po%yso S aoan TOE c H se xn
gostura, lSc. axe savanilla, 2Oc zIc'; Curacoa
CorroN on the spot was purchased to fair extent
by spnners yielding and somewhat irregular mar
but ia sympathy with the hrmnoss 81 the Liverpool
market there was subsequently less disposition 70 se
sellers asking hsher pr,ceS winch checked business
Futures opeued weak declined ,sc', advanced Ac ds'
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GEORGIA wATERMELoNs.

The Augusta chronicle OF wednesday stated that
1900 watermelCns would be shipped from Holly
wood station, on tho Central Railroad, about
twelve miles from Augusta, on Thursday, for the
North. via the central Railroad and steamer nom
Savannah. The melons VIII I'LL an entire train oil
fiIteen box cars, 500 20 q car They are lOrwarced
by planters IN the vicinity, VINO expect 10 send
many more soon, and consider this hut small
shipment one planter IN taat section VI tue
couuLy has l0V acres Va Wel0RS,
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PoPuLATIoN on JAMAICA.
The full census returns OF the town OF jamaica
ow in the hands OF Mr.. John s. Sutphin, County
lerk OF Oneens. show the following 1alIras.-
THE GERMAN SALOON KEEPERS.

The German saloon Keepers Contra! Assoca-
ton, Joseph Fricke presiding, met at Germana
Assembly Rooms yesterday, when the Executive
Committee submitted a petition, TO be at once
presented to the Governor, for the pardon on
Sigismund schwab, convicted some time since 0r
violating the Excise law Ia retailing beer WlthOus
license. This petition mas several hundfeu bkha-
lures inciuding the names OF nearly an tne mem
bcTs Of tue senate ana Assembly RON sna slI
AND ut we Old Excise hoacd
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CLosINa PRICEs-3 ?. N.
THE SALES TO-DAY

amounted TO about 1000 shares, which were dis
tributed among active stocks as fOlows:-New
York Central and Hudson River, 1875; Erie, 1880
Lake Shore, $1,000; Northwestern, $4,000; do. pre-
yerred 500; Rock Island, 1890; Pacific Mail, $500;
Pt. Paul, l2OOO DO preferred, l,Soo Ohios, 600;
western Union, 10000; Wabash, 1,4oo; Union
Pacific 900; g., G. and !. c., 200; Panama, 600.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
off ha "A
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HAVANA July rs 1874
Spanish gold, 2l7 2S. Exchange 1ulet and weak;
the United states 80 days, gold 10 a l26 premium ;
short sight do, l29 I3) premium. TN London 5f 55
prem um. On PARIS. l26 lzS premium, Sugar active
ana firm No II Dutch standard, 10 u l6H reals per
arrobe; in gold, 7 q ~ reals.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

Providence. H. l.. July 49, 1873
Printing cloths steady a 81 5t4 TOR standard aud
extra, 64x64 with light business.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON July % 1875
Cotton easier; middng l3stc; low middling, iSc. !;
good ordinary, lie. net receipts 10 bales sales IA
Stock ~.
INV ORLFANs July 49, 1873
Cotton quiet; adding, ui4e low wlddnus, l9AAc;
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EUROPEAN MARKET.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET LONDON, July 2S-Even-
ing-,prits OF tarpenne 2js. Cd. per Pale rosn.
Us. l9s. per cwt Calcutta inseed, SIS Cd Sis %.
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CSpsu,m, r. drs ,oyc;: 9i5 100 lOi3
as ioows;-July 100 bales at Is l3i6c August POO at
i5'4S, g - l9-i6c.i september 1000 Al IS 21-3sc
219o at - ii,i9e ool asSc DECEMBER ESQ at %c;
lfOJatllc. 532c. March. $50 at iil4c. IL $3.50
april o. 90 at IA g6o lissc Total 70 q bales The re-
New orleans ~ Mobile. 4; Savannah o. Charleston.
"a Norl9h zl9, New YORK. 2; Boston, 20 Total, 40
year oji bales Total since september s4 sli bales
OotIoh neghts closed as toOwS:-Io Havre, by steam.
lll6c TO HAMBURG by steam. SC. compressed TO Bre-
men bS steam Nc, compressed; to Liverpool I'D, by
20 FLOUR AND URAIN -Receipts-Four, 543 bills; wheat
o27o bushels; corn, III l22 do. oats 1921 do corn
meal 4Qol bbS; rye. $50 bushels The -four market
was dull ana IN buyers favor though without change.
There was some inquiry export, saes were
moderate. The sales 800 bbis Rye was quiet ana
steady. Corn meal was in good demand at ul quota
tions The sales were 1926 bbs and ~ bags 50
Brandywines 81 o. Tor tropical 81 81 for golden
BaDllliOn "a 81 81 tor Western yellow ST. 3 80 for
Jersey ana Pennsylvania yellow Dbl, 81 60 Tor Bal
tlm0re coarse yellow sacked; coarse, 81 55; ue sed
81 ST. botcd yellow 81 70; and bolted white ST. ~ per
100 lbs Jersey Sucked coarse 81 55aS CO. fine yellow,
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and lowest prices Of the day.


THE STOCK MARKET.
western Union advanced TO slk after opening
~ 7Sh. Tho close was mace at s65s. Lake Shore
moved up 10 cox notwithstanding the suspicion
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80. l2l $4,000 U 5's. lO-4o, r.. III
n... ll9 l0OJJ U D cur 6'S. ..... l22I

S3o00 Tenn 6's. n S. -.
1850 Ga Us, < b. ....bc
400 Cen fac Z D...... /
1000 I'm Pac rs, | g..
lDOJ do.
70UO Q J. n W c cg b..
400 1 his N W con. -.
100 G.. q A | q 2d. -.
1000 Chi, B 4 z SIS. -. J
8OUu q, U a / = LIST. -.
l2OO0 do.
1000 G 4 D LIST, C on. -.
30OU Mil&StP, IAN d.. I
lUUO Alb & Sus I'd. ..... II
5000 Nor 4 LIS con. -. II
6 shs con Coal. be
100 MARI I'm, as pd. BIC
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A STOCK PRIVILEGES REMOVE The RISK AT
n tending stock speculatiOns. We are negotiating
contracts on members of the Stock Exchange at very
close rates. 500 for Puts Calls 500 500
Double Privileges; contracts be used in place of
cash tor purchase sales OF stock Quoato and in
formation furnished TuMBRlDGE CO.,
Bankers ana Brokers, No. 2 " all street, New York
Stocks bought and sold Tor cash moderase mar
rtu
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FINANCIAL.

A -LAPsLEY a BAILEY, "a BROADWAY STOCK
HfNyL SASE oS HE2BaFS Tb GHH FT
CHASED; NO PRIYILkGEs FoR Lkss THAN 100
SHARES; OUR PRINCIPALS 90 NOT ADVERTISE;
NO CONTRACTS IN OUR NAME
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

dels hacerY iCual es vuestro prop6sito7 SQuereis
anadir un disgusto mas los que pesan sobre
nuestra famiag s#
Dejadme, padre, dejadme en- pag. No que
rails haceros odioso inmotivadamente, los dlti-
mos dias de vuestra vida. mo os amo, no os
venero yo sin entrometerme iamas en- vuestros
asuntosF Suprilnid va tanto rigor, no me ha-
gals enrojecer mas el rostro tratandome> como
I'm chiquilo descontentadizo, como al 6ltimo de
los criados
Miserable, NAL hijo balbuce6 ell anciano,
tremula la VOC por la indignation, SAsf respetas
tn padreg. --.-. Por 10 buena memoria de tu
madre, que debe contemplate desde ell celo hor-
rorizada, tie juro que 81 no te moderas en- la vida
que has emprendido, 81 Yuelyes salir de caza
descuidando tus mas sagrados deberes yo me to-
mare la justicia por las manos -.-
-SY que hareis, padre7 exclam6 Rafael va
fuera de 81.
-iTe matar6 los perros! contest6 Ell ancia-
no con acento de profunda conviction aeiandose.
Un rayo que hubiese estallado los pies de
Rafael no hubiera producido mas efecto en- su
Amino, que aquellas breves paabras pronuncia-
das con energla per su padre.
Va saheis, hijos mios, que los perros consti-
tuyen el 1nico sueno del cazador, quien los anna,
cegado por la passion, sobre todo 10 que hay en-
ell mundo.
Por ESQ no extranareis que aquea breve
pero inlperioaa amenaza aunque al parecer rldl-
culo infuyera tanto en- ell excitado esp{ritu de
Rafael.
El color de su faz, antes pklido sombrio Sc
volvi6 Kvido tembaron todos sus miemhros como
IN arbusto que bate el cierzo, alzando sus in
yectados ojos al cielo. en- un acceso de locura
murmur6 sordamente:
Padre, padre!, .. sQue vas hacers
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Sigui6 una pausa embarasosa violentl-
sima.
Rafael no saba que contestar las elocuen-
tes l6gicas palabras que le habia dirigido el
a6tor de sus dias.
Al fin rep1sose, una nube sombifa refei6
en- sus pupilas, con NAL disimulada contrarie-
dad exclam6:
--Por Dios, padre, no me atormenteis va
mas: deJadme tranquilo entregarme mi dnica es-
pansion; la hacienda, muy al contrario de 10 que
Vos (l) decis, progresa de dia en- da. en- fin,
no somos tan pobres para que no pueda huir yo
un momento del trabajo y dedicarme aIguno cue
otro dia 4 mi passion favorita, con la cual me di-
vierto no cause dano nadie
EI aneiano sonri6 ir6nicanente.
NO pudiendo, empero, contenerse mas ante
ei clnismo sangre fria de su hijo, excam6 con
inpetu:
Mira, Rafael no ha pasado dia alguno en-
que con mis- s1plicas advertencias dc padre in
teresado en- tn felicidad en- e porvenir de tus
nlJos no haya intentado obstinadamente desyiarte
ae la resbaadiza pendiente que has emprendido,
y cue tarde. temprano ST no te moderas te ar
rastlara III abismo la mseria.
his s1plicas, salidas del fondo de mi cora
zon, y debidas 1nicamente mi carino interes
de padre han sido hasta ahora indtilcs; no han
producido el buen resultado qRe 20 me proponia;
Sc las ha levado el viento de ta criminal indhe-
rencia. Dosde hey, te 10 juro soiemnemente,
concluye 81 amigo empieza el padre.
Z el ofendiao padre Sc levant6 De su asianto
eon amino De alsjarsa 7 susPender aquel psnosi
simo dialogo.
Padre, ezc'am6 De rspento R sfael con el
semblante demudado por la eoera 5Que preten-
ID El ratamento de ros Is natural inveterado entire
aquelas seaei.lss gentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

diva y de Quesada. Mejico, Centre
Americs, Nueya-Granada, venezne- e, !,
Ia. Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru, Chile
Buenos-Aires, &, adoraron q So Dios,
recibieron sus leyes y hab'aron su
lengua.
Por esos tiempos los terclos cas-
tellanos hacian temblar a los Papas J
& los reyes, inmortaIizando al gran
Carlos V, en- cuyos dominios no Sc
p0nia ell sol.
Ell heroe corso que habia paseadio
sus pendones imperiales al estruendo
del canon por todas las reglones de
la Europa, Sc apoder6 de la Espana
por medic del trassde; y vio sus agul-
las. tantas veces victoriosas, trasmon-
tar espantadas las cumbres de los Fl
rineos, al ind6mito coraje de los des-
cendientes de Pelayo. Y los ilustres
guerreros que habian humillado a
tantas naciones, solo hallaron en- Es-
pana, tumbas para su arrolo derro
tas para su orgullo.
Aun sin GonzaIo de C6rdova, Guz-
man ell Bueno y ell Gid; sin Blasco de
Garay, Alfonso x, Feijoo y Mariana;
sin Ell duque de Alba, Ell cardenal Cls
neros y D. Juan de Padilla; sin We
lazquez, Rivera y Murillo; sin Lope
de Vega, Calderon y Cervantes; TO-
dayia la Espana serla contada entire
las naciones mas ilustres; y 81 en- pre-
sencia de estas pocas lfneas la Espa
ma no fuera un gran pueblo, la YER
dad serla una sombra y la historic
una fabula."
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con un hermoso infante en- los braZos, que
puede ser otra que la esposa de Rafael.
-Yo estoy ansiosa, padre, exclama en- e
la j6ven. ST la tormenta sorprende Rafael
ell bOsque no sc, ciertamente, cuando podra
gar. Truena y llueve de una manera hOrrOr
No lie hace, contesta ell viejo cen ind
rencia, pues no hay NAL que por bien no ven
ST esta lluyia, como es possible, proportions I
gun ligero contratiempo & Rafael, en- camb0
puede ser mas benefciosa para nosotros. Tien
ha que nuestros campos necesitaban de tan
cioso indispensable eIemento.
All! no, no; interrumpi6 la tierna esp
con exaltacion, yo no puedo estac en- cal1
mientras ell pobre Rafael tai vez Sc We acomet
por la tempestad sin tener lugar alguno en- \
refugiarse!. -.
Por Dios, padre, mandad un criadO en-
busca
FL anciano no pudo dominar un movinr
to de contrariedad, pero, instado por tan SID
ras sdpiicas, tuvo al Fin que levantarse de-
asiento y lamar un criado, ordenAndOle 3
saliera en- busca de Rafael haca ell bosquo
cano.
Ell sirviente parti6 al momento cum
las 6rdenes que le habian dado.
El anciano tom6 asiento volvi6 emp~
indiferentemente la cuerda el manojo de-
parto.
La tempestad, en- efecto, Sc habia desep'
denado furiosamente.
El eter tronaba continuamente, sutar
relampagos cruzaban ell horizonte rasgando
velo de la oscuridal que envolvia va el-espS'
y las cataratas del firmamento SO desgajaban
torrentes de aqua.
:;
(COntinaard.J
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iDetente! la middleton de Dios tronara
eternamente sobre nuestras cabezas!- --...
oh, no! prosigui6 con exatacion, no ha-
gas tai por que.--...
Ell j6ven Sc detuvo espantado de 81 mismo.
iQu6 iba hacerS
Lo cierto es que movimiento maqui-
nal su mano derecha habia tropezado con el man
go de un cuchillo de monte que llevaba al cin-
to az
Ell j6ven, loco, frenetico, horrorizado ante
la idea que acaba de exaltar su Imagination, ex-
halo TN rugido de ira, y murmurando palabras
incoherentes, Sc alei6 corriendo de aquel sitio y
desapareci6 entire la espesura.
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Dice La VoS de Cuba:

"Tenemos entendido que ell Exc,
Sr. Gobernador General ha mamI
tado ell deseo de que un n6mero
personas acaudaladas de esta cap
Sc encargue de la manutencion
ejercito, dandoles para cobro y
rantfa parte del producto de los
rechos de exportacion, q cuyo efe
Sc les dar5 intervention en- 6l.
La medida nos parece tan acert;
y trascendental que deseamos vi
mente que ell deseo de S E. seres
ce y que las personas 4 quienes
Autoridad ha encargado la realizac
del pensamiento, resuelvan 10 4
pronto possible"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

La Habana ha celebrado en- los
das %, % y "a de enero la exalta
cion al trono de S. NJ. Alfonso XII
de un modo esplendido. En- nuestro
pr6ximo ndnero daremos sobre este
interesantes pormenores. Por ahora
solo diremos que la subcomision por
Puerto-Rico que tom6 parte en- la
gran procession cfvica del "a Sc com
ponia de los Sres. d. Juan Espino,
D. Eduardo Esponda y D. Miguel
Nebot. Ell presidente de las subcomi-
stones ID. Juan A. Colome, al dar las
gracias q sus companeros por 10 mu
cho que habian contribuido al brillo
de las 6estas, dijo "que Puerto Rico,
presidido por SUI esclarecido hijo Ell Sr.
D. Juan Espino, habia llenado perfec
tamentesu mission, dado ell corto ndme
ro de hermanos de esa provincial que
residen en- 6sta, habiGndole represen
tado en- la procession ell Sr. D. Miguel
Nebot, como hijo de aquella."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

motive hace presente que, de conform
con 10 prevenido por ell decreto del
bierno General de 10 de Noviembre
mo VICENTE, no Sc procedera a pago alp
nor esta Ordenacion general nj Su8 !
gadas sin la previa presentation de Ia
ferida cedula
Lo que de 6rden del limo. Sr,
Econ6mico Sc anuncia en- ell PERI5I
OFFICIAL para conocimiento de todas
classes que tengan que cobrar del Tes
Puerto-Rico IL de Febrero de i
Ell % Jefe, P.S Ramon Cr68.