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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-30

Dentro de pocos dias, Sc darA principle
conyertir en- un delicioso paseo la
abandonada plaza, pues "a estA contrata-
da SUI construction que dara gran realce
al pueblo cuyo brillo debe sostenerse con
ahinco para no empahar jamas el nombre
que lleva por pertenecer este tamblen al
de uno de nrestros dignos Monarcas. Pero
NADIA tiene tanto de particular, porque sa
bido ss que los pueblos, con ciertas excep-
clones, siempre aspiran su .progreso, 10
digno de encomio en- ell case que dejamos
expresado, 10 admirable de todo es que
para ninguna de esas edifcaciones Sc ha
apelado consignar cantidad alguna en- ell
presupuesto, que en- mucho ha sido reba-
iado. nj menos Sc ha sacrifcado ell vecin-
dario en- 10 mas mfnimo. Todo Sc ha rea-
ligado con arbitrios cuya imposition me-
rece celebrarse por su aciertO.
IA quien, pues, debe San Fernando dc
la Carolina, tantos embellecimientOsT
un hombre probo, un vecino ilustre por
sds comportamientos distinguidos en- todog
terrenos, una autoridad que con su tacto
especialisimo ha sabido tranquilizar los
animos predispuestos conseguido gran
jearse el aprecio del vecindario en- gene
raj porque solo Sc encuentra en- 81 la inn
parcialidad en- Ell desempeno del destino
que tan acertadamente le ha conferido ell
Gobierno General; y nosotros altamente
satisfechos, pedimos y pediremos con
gran j6bilo Corona para nuestro distin-
guido alcalde y sincere amigo Ell Sr. Don
Juan Jose Machicote.
TarioS veciNos.
Carolina, abril de 1875.
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sente que el sentimiento que le causaba
la pesdida de tan valientes companeros,
NADIA le permitia decir despues de 10 que
habia dido de dicho senor, dando las gra-
cias q los concurrentes por su espontanea
asistencia, como igualmente al seaor CO.
ronel; ordenando en- seguida Ell regreso al
paradero para tomar ell tren de las 4,
acompanados de todo Ell pueblo, donde
fueron despedidos, despues de un peque.
no obsequio que de momento y de paso
se les hizo."-J. II. G. y O."
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follsie. coronas de laurel, preciosos le-
ras. en- los cuaIes indistintamente Sc leia'
nAl eknio artistico del eminente actor don
Jose Valero, gloria de la escena nacional;
Al reconocido merito de Ia simpatica do
IA Salvadora Cayron, gloria al arte dra-
matico, honor los inspirados artistas de
Ia companla Valero g., ga, la prodigiO-
a. continuada succession de atronadores
aplausos y de braUos, la verdadera lluvia
de coronas, composiciones poeticas y ra-
milIetes de olorosas flores sobre ell esce +.
mario, al final la enthusiastic serenata con
cue aquel electrizado pdblico obsequiaba
4 los actores, apenas 81 escrito todO basta
dar una leye idea de las simpatfas y de-
ferencias en- medic de las cuales despedfa
tan excelente querida compania hasta
Ia saIida del puebol ell p6blico de Cabo-
rojo. Indudablemente, y nos complace-
mos en- decirlo, ninguna compahfa de
actores dramAticos nj de ninguna clase,
be ado, nj remotamente, tan obsequiada
admirada como la que actualmente de-
buta en- nuestro teatro.
Y no hay para menos. No en- valde Ell
eminente actor que la dirige y la encan-
tadora Cayron, constituyen dos tinbres
de nuestro renombrado arte escenico.
Lease 81 no, este parraGto que elimina-
mos de una Revista teatral de La PyenSa,
del dia %, aludiendo q la ultimacion del
abono que di6 en- Mayagiez.
-. ."Estabamos adn bajo Ia inhuen-
cia del pesar que naturalmente causa la
ausencia de artistas de tan reconocido
merito, cuando vino sorprendernos agra
dsbIemente la noticia deque Ell Sr. Valero,
soIicitud de una considerable parte de
este pdblico, disponla una function ex-
traordinaria] benefcio del recaudador
principal de la empresa D. Elias Benz
tez". ...&s
Dice despues, refriendose la ejecu,
cion de la acomedia Oar en- el bla,sco:
.....- "El juego de los actores, la vi
veza de los dialogo y Ia muy hAbil direc-
cion del Sr. Valero, que tan bisn conoce
todos los resortes de la escena, han hecho
de ella una de las mejores pleas, de las
muchas y buenas de que consta ell varia-
do repertoire de la compan1a. Ell p1blico
aplaudi6 ga Ga"
Aludiendo tambien a La c0rcajada, eje-
cutada en- Cabo-Rojo modo de despe-
dida, snade:
"Indecible fue ell entusiasmo
que ALI exotic, y a pesar de haber reci-
bido en- su vida muchos aplausos y ova-.
clones sin cuento, lie bemos dido decir,
(al Sr. Valero), que nunca Sc ha SEN
tido tan conmovido como en- la Ultima
noche" &ss, ga
Y en- fin, IA que transcribir pArrafos,
81 NADIA habla tan elocuentemente como las
Rcvistas teatrGles de la prensa de Ponce
y Mayaguez, que otra cosa no son en- 81
que un espontaneo y caluroso APPLAUSE de
la p1blica opinion estampada en- sus CO
lumnss por la severa pluma de la crltica
imparciali
Y en- verdad que nosotros no deja
este de completeness sobremanera, "a
por ser los nombres de Valero de Ia
Cayron la bella Specification de 10 que es
nuestro fecundo y portentoso teatro ma
cional en- la escena p6blica, va tambien
por Ell intimo egoismo de verlos otra vez
sctuar como de costumbre en- nuestro
coliseo y ante nuestros ojos.
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GACET TILL A.

Mes de MaYta.--Manana viernes 80,
empezara ell quito que durante todo Ell
mes de mayo es costumbre tributar en- la
iglesia de San Jose La Virgen. Ell tenn
plo estsra decorado, 81 cabe, todavla con
mas gusto que en- amos anteriores. Como
Ia mayor parte de los sermones que ALI Sc
pronunciaran estan a cargo de los aven-
tajados oradores, RR. PIP. Rector, Rivas
y Picazo, creemos que sera mucha la con-
currencia que todos los dias al oscurecer
asistirA dicha iglesia.
2 Ell so de este y ell 8 de mayo predica-
"a Ell ?. Rivas, el 1o Ell P. Picazo y ell 2
ell P. Rector.
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Competentemente autorizado por
ell Gobierno de S. M Q. D. G. /;
vengo en- decretar 10 siguiente:
Artfculo dnico.-Se declara exten-
sivo 4 esta Is ell Real Decreto de IA
de Enero 1ltimo concediendo indulto
general por ell advenimiento al Trono
del Rey D. Alfonso XII Q. D. @.
y que q continuation Sc publica.
Puerto-Rico, "a de Abril de 1875.
SAM.
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frenesi, los aplausos y los bravos Sc repi-
tieron prodigiosainente. 1g
La simpAtica Cayron es una ioya del
arte dramatico nacional.
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De Ponce.--Vapor aleman Maraca;5o, de so caba.
Hos 23o toneladas cap. Mr.. Georg ,Gschbein pasa-
jero Antonio Bererres.
De Santiago de Cuba.-vapor espafol correo
raerto- R'co, de 500 caballos, 1881 toneadas cap.
Francisco Cimiano: pasaiero Pbro. d. Francisco Bo.
net.
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Els interesante ell siguiente docu :
mento de indulto que publica la Ga
cet0:
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Buques de cabOtaie.

- de DeNaguabo.-Balandro espanol J6uen Narciso, de
IL toneadas, patron Jaime Cervera en- lastre.
DE id.-Vapor ingles Mersey de $50 caballos, 1901
5oneladas G Pasaleros: d. Santiago Aponte, j. A.
Garcia Jaglar, Nj. A. B. deGraxiena criado, Mr. F.
Bradena, M. Lima, Nicolas Araiiz.
De Ponee-H: Chapman, r. R. kirkland, L. Ca
sails Luch, F. Furnaguera, A. Aguayo, II. Gar
@ cla, M. r. Cevedo, M. Parrilla, Bias Crescensa, D.
Goyena, Gregorio Rosdeguer. oe-'
De AToyo-s. Roura, NJ. Canales, F. Sanchez y
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tr6, unas >llaves que Sc entregaran al que
las haya perdido, siempre que de las Sc
mas de elias.
+ LdpidG.-Hemos visto Ia que, para Ell
sepulcro del senior doctor Manzevo, ha
construido ell aventajado marmolista don
A. Nunez, calle de Ia Tanca n1mero 1.
Forma una especie de libro alberto con
art{stica naturalidad y en- sus paginas la
inscription en- letras doradas que le ha
dedicado la apreciable familia del difunto.
I'll Sr. Nunez es consumado en- ell arte.
Construye en- marmol r6tulos para esta-
blecimientos, casas Gales; hace lavama-
nos, pilas para aqua bendita, losas para
pavimentos y todos los artfculos de su
ohcio Merece que lie recomendemos eff
cazmente al p1blico.
MatsicG Sagrat2G.-El dia del pr6ximo
mes de mayo SO tocara en- la iglesia Ca
tedral por primera vez una misa COM
puesta por ell maestro de Capilla D. Fell
pc Gutierrez. En- la hora de mona Sc es-
trenarAn tambien dos Salmos por ell mis-
mo autor.
NueV0 cdss,ao.-EI Excmo. Sr. Gober-
nador general Sc ha dignado otorgar ell
competente permiso para la instalacion
del Casino de Artesanos de esta ciudad, 4
peticion de los Sres. Justo Atilano, Pedro
Corton, Jose N. de la Tore, Juan Pena
y Juan j. BOnacla. Sabemos que los So
clos fundadores tienen empefo en- que
dicho cfrculO sea centro de honradez y
buenas costumbres de la clase artesana.
q fin de que ell nero hecho de ser socio
de dicho casino sea sin6nimo de- hombria
de bien. Deseamos el mas feliz exito sl
nuevo casino,
Ervata.-Se nos pide la insercion de
10 siguiente, referente al comunicado de
Gail:
"De trescientos molinos fabricados por
nosotros en- 80 dias, molinos destinados &
moler los cuatrocientos mil kil6gramos de
harlna diarios, que constituian Ia mitad
de la racion parisiense "a
I'll soberbio puente del ferro-carril del
Oeste, construido en- Batignolles, cerca
de Paris g.
FL material estA listo para salir de nues.
tros talleres de Paris.
Nuestros talleres dc Paris SON ellos
solos ga"
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s A L / D A S /.

Para San Th6mas-vapor ingles Mersey de $50
caDaiI0s, lOOl toneladas Pasaieros Hip6lito Gime-
nez Thomas Pearson, D. Jameson, Sarng ghansen, u
Ian Arroyo, Camlo Lengueret Arthur r. Igaravi-
man.,
rara ld.-yapor aleman Maracai6O, go cabaIos 230
toneladas, con carga de transito
fara Arecibo.-Goeta espanola Emperatris, de 40
Ionelaaas, patron Juan Gonzalez, 2 pasajeros d.
Rosa. ~
rasaer0s em5arcados sl % en- Ell vapor Puerto Rico.
~, Oaspar rou hijos, Luisa Lopis y hia, Saliva
uor Galsf, Mariana Yilanna, Oswaldo Andrade su
sonora, Antanio Autran, Wenceslao Vallarino, Luis
Bnla Natalia +. de Corona, Antonio Barrera Barto-
lone FTontera, joaquin Vidal Aureliano Medina, ,Ee-
ns Margenat Marcelino Vicente Vicente Solsano,
bernardo Araeunde un hermano Lorenzo Martinez
oll, hatAfl Herrera, sonora hjo, Francisco Moli-
mas, Nic0.ss a auz, Angel Fernandez Villamil Ma
nuel Villamil, Francisco pu DIN, Agnstin Acevedo.
Antonio Martin senora, Manuel Santos Eduardo
Beardo Joaquin Caamano, Matilde Pco Yillamil, Ci-
prano Manzanedo 26 soldados.
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LlaveS.-En esta Administration sc han
depositado por la persona que las encon-
tr6, unas >llaves que Sc entregaran al que
las haya perdido, siempre que de las Sc
mas de elias.
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.

Del dia 81 de A6ra de 1875.
ENTR ADA s.
Buques de travesfa.
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GoBIERNO GENERAL

DE LA IsLA DE PUERTo-R1co.
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UN RECUERD0.
JUAN RENJIFo Y PALACIOs.
Carolina, abril de 1875.

LA MuERrE DE NuEsrRo qUER1Do AMIGO
, 1875-11-27
THE WEEKLY ARGUS.
S
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER %, $50.
Death of Ofvlce.Pre>ilcnt Wilson.

Henry Wilson, vice-Prr.'dant
Of the United States. died .G Non
day morning last at Washington
City, aged So years. He was a
native Of Pennington, y. H., and
though be was denicdthc acquiring
Of thorough education in early
youth, yet by industry and a
great desire for knowledge be be-
came, for all practical purposes,
one Of the most thoroughly cdu-
Gated men in the nation. At the
age of21 he went to Natick, Mass,
where he learned the trade Of a
shoemaker, at which he worked
for several years. He was always
on active and prominent leader Of
the anti-slavery party. In 1915,
with the poet Whittier, he was
selected to carry to Washington
thegreat anti-sleYery petition from
Massachusetts against the annex
alton Of Texas. In 1855 he was
elected U. S. Senator to succeed
Edward Everett; in 1859 he was
reelected by great majority.
As a Senator he was an active and
able opponent of the slave power,
and a pillar of the Republic.
As chairman of the military com
mittee he carried through Con-
gress the law authorizing Presi-
dent Lincoln to put 100000 vol
unteers in the field. ALI through
the great struggle be was one Of
the most careful Of those states
men who considered it their duty
to first see that the advantages
which liberty had first gained in
the war should not be FILTERED
away; but when aIlthese were Sc
cured he was among the foremost
n endeayoring to heal the wounds
Of the war and restore fraternal
relations between the North and
South. Since his election as Vice
President in 1872, he has been an
acute sufferer by ill-health, yet he
finished his great historical work
which was commenced some years
ago on the " Rise and Fall of the
Slave Power in America." In
the death Of Henry Wilson the
nation mourns the loss ofa good
citizen and able statesman.
, 1875-11-27

E. s. Fowler, rent Of the
court room September
term, ISr5............ 1000
Kummer& Logan, trucking 800
Charles King, work on the
court room. m....s.....s 3.44
John T. Sheehan, work on
stove in court ROOM. 6.75
Waterman & Katz, rent Of
chairs for court. ..... 9-75
J. }. H. Van Bokkelen, ar
ticles furnished jails." 27.l7
D. C. H. Rothschild, blan-
kets and handouts for
the jail. ............ 27.2o
T. D. Smith, burying In
dian, died of smallpox, 5000
j. J. II. Van Bokkelen,
charge Of paupers..... 3lOO
r. 7. Minors bill, main
tenance Of poor, quarter
ending October 30th.. 2O8.5o
c. W. Philbrick, printing, 27.0s
J. Seayey, rentof clerks
and Auditors Office FOR
six months. ......... 5000
Port Ludlow Mill Compa-
ny, keeping paupers. $500
Jas. Seavey, Auditor, for
quarter ending Oct. 81 67.56
A. D. Attridge, deputy
sheriff ....."...... 500
Territory of Washington
vs.. l6l ,56
Charley Nonun, Indian,
Ordered, by the Board, that the
proposition of the Governor of
Washington Territory to furnish
80 rifles and keep the same in
Armory, ard not be disturbed,
except in case Of emergency, be
accepted.
Board adjourned to mdet to-.
morrow at 1OA.M.
, 1875-11-27


Our Victoria exchanges bring
eztendsd accounts Of The ''Inquest
on the Pacific, ,z-ea1bodying the
egIdk1cs Of The crew Of the ship
0rpheos. from which we make the
spbjoined exlfact-from the I'd
mates evidence, not only because
Of bis acquaintance with both YES
sells. hut from the apparent i'm
partiality charaoterizing his rela-
ton Of the incidents Of the disas-
Ter:
James G. Allan, svorn.-Am
second mafp Of tie ofpheus; was
on board on Nov.4; about half past
nine was on duty in charge Of the
deck; the watch consisted OF seven
reamon and myself; we were GO
ing at the time eight or 1ine knots
an hour; were steering nor NOR
west; a bright light was reported
70 nc on the port bow; put helm
a starbonrd, supposing the light 10
be Cape Flattery light; got the
light about three points on our
port side and discovered it to be a
ships light; saw the red light;
the captain then came up and said
It must be the Cape light; l
said Il was steamers light; the
captain ordered the ship to be
kept of, and ran four or FIVE min
utes, when we came down upon
the steamer; the captain said he
wanted to speak the steamer; il
We had kept our helm a slarboard
We should have run clear Of the
steamer; never saw the green
light until we struck the steamer;
tie man on the lookout doubtless
did; was on the main deck when
the collision took place; she
struck abail the fore rigging, blew
her whistle once about seven or
eight seconds before she struck.
] presume she must have slacken-
ed speed, as ! could not hear her
paddles; did not hear a voice
aboard The steamer; broke hole
obortfhrce or four inches through
q oIanks, the same as if = bolt
I.1 gone through them. Here
witness described the position Of
She sh'pl When they struck
ih5re was not a severe shock, aud
,Nought We we're the only one ip-
iured; two planks we're bulged in
, 1875-11-27
THuRsDA1, Nov. IS.

Board met at 2 o'clock, P. N.
Ordered by the Board, that the
following bills be paid,
CoroHer's inquest on the re-
mains Of Martin Calvin, sSs.15.
Margaret Kings bill for nursing
E. D. Smith and wife, s24.oo
Ordered. by the Board, that
o. F. Gerrish, c. z P. Wood and
Geo. W. Harris be appointed a
committee on repairs Of County
Jail--and that they procure plans
and specifications and estimate
cost Of same-and advertise for
proposals TO furnish material and
do labor FOR same.
Board adjourned, to meet 10
morrow alto An.
, 1875-11-27
o, F. GERRIsH, ch'n.
Attest; JAS. sEAyEr, Clerk.

AMONG the various projects
connected with the Centennial
Celebration of American Indepen-
dence, is one originating in Brance,
for the commem Grafton of the an
cient friendship between the two
nations. It is proposed to erect
on small island in New York
harbor a colossal statue Of e Lbs
Ierty Enhghtening the World, y
the statue to be presented by cit
izens of France, and the pedestal
to be furnished BY Americans.
Not only viii this be a monument
Of the friendship long existing be-
tween the countries Of Lafayette
and Washington, but it will also
serve as a beacon TO the mariners
OF every nation wh come 10 this
continept.
, 1875-11-27
TnuRspar, Nor. 2.

Board met as per adjournment,
at 1oA.N-present, 10 as Of yester.
day.
Ordered, by the Board, that
James Fallon be paid by the
county for nursing Z. D. Smith
and wife, $3.50.
Ordered by the Board, that
s76.se be expended in Road Dis.
tsict No. 2, from the road fund Of
Jefferson Co., and that an order be
issued in favor Of John Tukey, su.
pervisor for same.
Board adjourned to meet Thurs.
day at / O'Clock P. NJ, Nov. II.
, 1875-11-27
a Rare chance!

SALOON AND BUSINESS ron EALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL DISPOSE
i OF his saloon, including stock and
fixtures, on reasonable terms. II has y GOOD
run of business, and viii prove a saft in
vcsiinenL For particulars inquire on the
prem ses, opposite the Cosmopolitan Hofei.
GEORGE srERAfINC.
Port Townsend, NOV. 4 1875. 81
, 1875-11-27
EDINGS
OF TIE COUNTY YCONTIsSIONERs OF
JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. T.


Regular Meeting, November /, 1873.
Board met at 2 O'Clock P. N.
Present - Oliver f. Gerrish.
c. E. P. Wood and George w.
Harris, Commissioners, Jas. .Seayev,
Clerk, and J. J. Il. Van Bokkelen.
Sheriff.
Ordered, by the Board, that the
applications of the following nam
ed persons to keep drinking sa.
looms in Jefferson county be gran
ted, and the Auditor is directed tc
issue licenses to said applicants
when they have paid the required
price and given the proper bonds:
Frank Harris, at Port Ludlow.
George Sterming at Port Town
send.
John i. Woodley,at Port Town
send.
William Dodd, at Port Town.
send.
Newton & Keynes, at Port
Townsend.
J. J. Hunt, at Port Townsend.
James Dalgardno,at Port Town
send.
John E.Pugh, at Port Diycov
covery.
Charles Eisenbeis, to sell malt
liquors at Port Townsend.
Louis Schur, to sell malt liquors
at Port Townsend.
Ordered, by the Board, that the
application of William Beuthon
to keep drinking saloon,or house,
in Port Discovery precinct, at the
place known at Whiskey Spit
House, be refused, on the ground
that said house, or place, has had
the reputation Of being q public
nuisance.
Ordered, by the Board, that the
application of Charles Barry to
keep a drinking saloon, or house,
in the place called the Retreat
Saloon, at the east end of Water
street, Port Townsend, be refused,
on the ground that said house, or
place, has been kept as public
nuisance, and still has the reputa-
ton Of being a public nuisance.
Ordered, by the Board, that the
application of George Engle, to
sell lager beer at the house at the
head of Fowler's wharf, at the end
Of Madison street, in Port Town
send, be refused, on the ground
that said house has the reputation
Of being a public nuisance.
Ordered, by the Board, that
John F. Tukey be appointed Su-
perrisor Of Roads in Road Dis,
trict No. 2, in the place Of VIII.
lam Burden resigned.
Nathaniel D. Hill, H. L. Tib.
balls and F. W. Pettygrove, who
were appointed August 9th, 1875,
to view the route of a road run.
ming through the land Of Louis
Knhn and 1. B. Hastings, and to
assess the damages to be sustained
by said parties, should the road be
located through their Ian as, re.
ported that the damage to be sus-
tanned by L. B. Hastings is $500,
and BY Louis Kuhn $500; in con
sideration Of which report the
County Commissioner refdse te
declare said road a county road.
Ordered, BY the Board, that the
following bills be paid out Of any
money 10 Jefferson County Treas
ury not Otherwise appropriated
viz;
, 1875-11-27
Russian Bark PaIIas.

NEITHER CAPTAIN ADOLFaIsKA nor
~ the undersigned Agents ofthe Russian
bark PALLAs VIII be responsible for
any debts contracted by the ofieers
Or crew oisaid bark during fer stay On Pi-
get Sound. ~ -.
f. s. FOWLER & Co, Agents.
Port Townsend, Nov, 25, 1876. 10
, 1875-11-27
NEW ADvERrIsEMEY,Ts
$3.50 REWARD1

TOR THE RECOVERY AND pEI.T,yFpv
L in Victoria, to The undersigned- ~ ~.
body Of MRs- SAMUEL mOOTE. W.bo ,,is. -
lost on the steamer Pacific. She was n
medium height, light brown hair;l sunnoss
ed 10 have on drab colored dress. hesyy-
dark cloak and Waterproof. one nair n
drop earrings Of five turquoise and four
jet diamonds; one plain gold ring, one sol
itaire, and gold chain arDund neck
SAMUEL MOOTE.
CoLoGGsT OFFICEs N6v!2R, 1875.
, 1875-11-27
snip Messesngef.

In NEITHER CAPTAIN ISAAC y,
ss GiLkEH, Of the ship Messenger,
nor the undersigned Agents Of the nbov 3
named slfin, Will be responsible ftf nnV
debts coutfacted by the et1jeefS ors,srevS
ROTHsCHIllD a CO., Agents.
Port Townsend, News =, is75. Ss-tf
, 1875-11-27
N0TrCM.

DURING NY ABSENCE FROM PORT
u Townsend B. ~. CRAIG, Esq, viii act
as my Agent. n. i. TlBBAI.g.
Port Townsend, 1T, Nov. ], Is76.- s.
, 1875-11-27
BARK John Runyan,

IL NEITHER CAPT. GEO. NJ. GRAVES
,A@k Of The bark John Bhnyan, nor the an
bark VI be responsible tor debts tonfracts
cd by the officers or crew
RoTHsCHILD & co. Agents.
Port Townsend, Sov.'il, 1875. IS
, 1875-11-27
THuRsDAr, Nov. II.

Board met and adjourned to
Nov. 1s, at2P.
, 1875-11-27
FOR SALE an NEW 1UEGEHESS,

- An ACRE OF LAND or WHICH
Eiit IS = small Honse, at New Dungeness,
for sale. Price $500, cash. 49,
Apply 10 MARY ANN MCDONNELL.
New Dungeness, Oct "a 1e75. al
, 1875-11-27
FRlDAY, Nov. 10.

Board met at 10 a. NJ as per
adjournment Of yesterday.
Ordered, by the Board, that the
application Of Harry Sutton to
keep a drinking saloon on Union
Wharf, be granted.
Board adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-20
MUSICAL GOODS

A new lot of beautiful GERMAN ACCORD-
EONS; also FRENCH do; n uSlCAL BON
Els, HARMONICAS, FINE GUlTA Rs, vlO-
LIES, BANJOS, TAM BORN rs. FLUTES,
Folios, &c. ;,
a new lot OF Guitar and Violin Strings, OF all
grsdes, wholesale and retail. Popular New
Songs and Pieces received rs soon MS published.
Any Music published in the United states fur
nished on short notice.
New and secondhand Pianos and Organs for
sale or rent.
a,-Organs and Pianos tuned, repairti and
packed. Call at
v. BECKER'S Piano and
Music Wnrerooms, l II King ST.,
dec 12-tf Alexandria, Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-20
Number of Tickets, 100, 600.
PRICE OF TICK ETS.

The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered by the Legislature of Virginia and
the Circuit Court of Orange county, proposes,
by series of Grand Gift Concerts, to establish
and endow Home for the Old, Intrm and
the former residence of President J as. Madison.
The Association is under tho control of eight
trustees six of whom are elected bi. ennially by
the stockholders and two appointed by the Gov
ernor of Virginia
References by permission: His Excelleney,
Eycellency, Gilbert G. Walker, ex-Gov. of Va;
Hon. Robert E. Wthers. Lieut. tenant Governor
OF Virginia and U. S. Senator elect; Hon. Robt.
W. HIghes, Judge Eastern District of Virgiinia;
Senators and Members of Congress from Virginia.