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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02

State Engineer In Of his inability 20 act the
Deputy State Engineer shall certify TO the Auditor OF
the work proposed to be e and s Of opinion that the
plans aud location are proper and the estimated guam
Titles ara carefully and judici0usly determined
SEC No contract snail hereafter embrace work ex-
eeedng the limits OF the Quantities estimated by the
DIVISION Engineer, TO which shall be affixed the prices
OF the suceesfu bidder and the aggregate thus pro-
duced shall 10 the limit of the dual account 10 DE paid
work shall not be completed WITHIN such limits. the
balance OF work be relet under the provisions OF
best interest OF STATE the Canal Commissioner in
charge may complete the through his own super
neldents or agents. paving the expense thereof from
the fund which has been applied 10 such contract
SEC. No alteration shalt ne made In any map. plan.
or specification adopted by the Canal Board aud 80 ex-
hbited during is progress shall there be in
crease IN the amount OF work materials exhibited at
the time OF the !efng nor shall one KIND ot WORK or
materials I've sunsttu ed for kind except by the
consent and approval Of the Canal Board nor unless
the description OF such alterations and the approval
thereof be reduced 10 writing and be signed by the par
ties making the same and one copy thereof shall have
been filed with the Auditor OF the Canal Department
and another copy IN tue Office Of the STATE Engineer AMI
Surveyor.
sIc5 ANY proposal containing one more excessive
price or prices for any item Of work or materials or II
some prices IL Of their fair value and other
prices,Delow their fair vdne 1t shall he the duty OF the
Cana Board reject all sueh propositions In case the
Canal Board be the opinion That any OF the pro-
pOsals MADE at any letting pursuant 10 any ADVERTISE
ment are IN consequence OF any combination y,
wise and disadvantageOus 10 the state tney
shall reject all such proposals. and readyertlse
said work. IT, in the opinion OF said Board 1t snail be Tor
the best interest Of the State 50 to do.
SEC. 6. The state Engineer ana surveyor u nerro1
authorized and directed to experDentally determine
the tractye required for he movement OF canal
boats, determine the effects upon traction re-
snlting from various notifications in the relation OF
ton or PRISM to Immersed crossed secuOh oI
boat. The cost OF such work sha not exceed tne su
Of g. 500.
SIC. 7. The State Engineer and Surveyor IS nereps
Authorized and directed 90 crosssecon the prlsp Oh
fhe Ere and O,wego canals and TO measure the depth
of water during the OF 1919, Tor the
pose OF aseertauing the present condition OF tue ooto
of SAID canals and wnat expenditure is necessary to
provide full legal depth OF seven feet OF water from
Albany TO Buffalo and OSwegO. The cost OF sao WIN
shall not exceed The sum Of $4,000.
SEC g. ThIs act shall take effect Immediately.
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BEDELLsuddenv third day. third month, 30;n, Martha r. vie
Relatives and friends funeral d.,.
iouh month"; 3D. al tom her late residence LA paFf Place
BROOKLYN
cUcaEsrER-p BoolIrn on Tuesia, March 30 At the r.-p
OF his souiulaw Oliver Petit No "a CumberAldsi S.sas
and TRENDS Of che family s respectfully
funeral the church in Amiyue L. l. on Friday Aprii
ULBgELAND-At RAILWAY. j., Tuesday evening Mes ~.
Guaga eldest daughter Of DE Laaee and Fannie H. csFe
Faaer, At the residence Of her parents FRIDAY
Ing at IL O'Clock.
CRANE-ou THURSDAY evening 3. bis residence 40 h'dsony
this city Thomas Crane Ia toe 72d rear Ofb age
FLIEss-on Tuesday evening" 80
Universait Church (Dr ChagI hhhav. and For anh
At; on Endsy April q, oos. The remains vi" be c''s''
isDxpEsDksr ROYAL No. . p AM-rhs BretAvs
brother Robert A. Fi At the Fourth church. Fhsya
ana rory - CLaGbIis p BEATTY, M.s-r
GILRs-Msrch 81 1870 suddenly Elizabeth J. C. Jil-.
f@ dsnc IA St Fe sroosu PRIOR 20 removal early tsS
morning fOr burial at south OSlstoes Conn
NoEhanpton Mrs., March 80 Dr. Thomas Hat
His remain, to Rochester tor intermenL
HICKoK-In Brooklyn wsnelaT March 81, DeIOs Hchok 10
Relatives invited attend funeral service At ne ss
residence 900 FddT evening April At 1880
Remains Bethel, COan. SATURDAY morning
JgysINGs--A Bnvie, Co.. Y. Wednesday NsfeA
81 1875 Mr. Thomas C. Jenning. Al his 5Oh yeaL
The funeral viii take place O@ his ate residence Cd SATURDAY. a.
LAwRgNcE-N BrootJa. THURSDAY ADh 1875 Mr., J.ns 4,
Of Lawrence daughter OIL tue
schencG, m toe 76,h year Of her
invited attend funeral
residence Geo. n Clspp 10o Hessst ss-s
day morning To- O'clock.
PRYBR-On Monday morning March % 1879 Of pnenmona Nm
Gree Pryer yidox Of Pryer aged II
Pr sDds the funeral FralY
ing April 2 m. her residence We %
West TEent5-seTentb-sL
sPRAGUB-Op March 30, william W sp,su- ,e-d 80 ,.,-
The relatives Of family also scotia LoEs.
No 634 r. ~, "The Pres Lodee. NJ. 81, ~, an
Typographical Cnou No. 8. respectfully invited bs
funeral PIG gnh-iye, Friday Toe
mains will b. o Yonkers for interDeDt
TwBDDLR-On Taestav March 80 Maggie J., wife Of w
d. Twedde oanyhGer Of George W. Welsh, the 22nd IL
respectfully invited attend her uses
from eBes 1853 West Eeyen.hst. Fnday. A7l
ZMl O'clock ..
WnLMER-At Monr ~ j. THURSDAY. April !, Ethel, taini
daughter Charles X and Harnette wilmer aged IL
wRIGHT-On Wednesday March 81, Rachel g. wife Of james e
Wright daughter OF the late Hugh Miller.
attend the funeral n her late
resdenee l3l Adelphst BrooEn SATURDAY ID inst att
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02
REFORM IN CANAL CONTRACTS.
ELL INTRODUCED IN THE ASSEMBLY BY MR.. PAGE
CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE ON CANALS.

CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE ON CANALS.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSEl
ALBANY, April 1.-The following bill, which
wa, introduced tonight by Mr.. Page Chairman OF the
Assembly Canal Committee, makes important changes
In the present contract ystem aud Is OF especial inter
eat AZ coming from known to De friendly to the
contractors:
An act In relation 10 canals
Inc peoys ne STATE Of kec York represensd ~ Senoie
aud Assembly do enact as Joiops:
sKCTIoS l. Hereafter ali contracts for new WORK or
ertraordInary repairs shall be advertised by the Audi
tor nuder the direction of Canal Board aud all pro
posals shall he made unaer sum regulations ~ snd
lanai Board shall prescribe, and all awards shall be
made by such Board and the contracts shall be sgnrd
on the part of by the Auditor aud Canal Com
missioner charge Of the division where such work
10 be done.
SIC = II addition 10 the duties required BIZ law
e. ~ regulator OF the Canal n0srd. connection win
- oeunsas snd nRpDsxz4ons for letting wsrkA tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02

missoucrs from e2o TO Us per day Mr. Willis urged
that the taxpayers overwhelmed and that salaries
are too high His amendment was sharply opposed by
Mr.. Alvord and Mr.. Hammond. IL voted on rfra
and lost. few friends Of the Ring we'll
supporters Of niggardly economy voted for this
amendment the Ring men jumping at any chance to
delay and embarrass the passage OF the act but when
the ayes and noes were called the act ITSELF not one
ventured to his against the BILL which aids 10
carry resolution of the people punish the men
guilty of the great frauds OF the past. Several sympa
TIMERS with the Ring voted with much yehemence
and loudness. They dared not stand wrong on the
record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02
FURTHER STEPS TOWARD INVESTIGATION.

FURTHER STEPS TOWARD INVESTIGATION
HE SENATE ACT IN REGARD To THE GOVERNORS
COMMISSION REPORTED BY THE ASSEMBLY JUDI
C1ARY COMMITTEE AND UNANIMOUSLY PASSED.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
Albany April 1.-The work of setting on foot
OF the canal frauds Dravely. This
evening the Assembly passed without trouble the Sen
alta bill giving tue Governors Commission
suen powers as needed. Tue Joint Legis-
latiye Investigation and the Commission to
he appointed by the Governor both provided for,
"a the concurrent resolutions have passed both
Houses and do not require the Governors signature.
The act couferrins on the Commission the powers
which are deemed necessary has now also passed bOth
Housrs ana undoubtedly will immediately receive the
ssoature of tue Governor and the Canal Board has
appointed a Committee, composed Of the Lieutenant
Governor Ste Secretary of State, and the Attorney
General 10 investigate pending contracts and to report
what The interests State may require in conree
ton with these the Canal Ring Is In fair way TO BIO
hemmed In with Investigations like Q scorpion circled
with fire.
The Assembly judiciary Committee, to which was
referred In the morning the Senate act In regard TO the
Governors Commission. reported 1t back promptly this
evening without amendment, Mr.. Hammond having
vithdra " o his proposed amendment When tho report
of the Committee was presented. Mr.. Hammond im-
,nediateiy asked unanimous consent that the OIL
sbouId DO ordsred 10 Its third reading. 1t was
40 oroe,sd. A little delay In iIs passage
was csnssd by the proposal Of IN amendment By Mr..
willis sf Delaware " change The salaries Of Ne oenas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02
YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST AND HAVANA

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Telegrams received
by the Secretary OF the Navy today from the naval off,
Key West report that three deaths from yellow
fever have occurred at that place within the last two
weeks. There are on board Of United States
vessels All the vessels at the outer anchorage.
seven miles from Key West and every precautOn has
been taken TO prevent the spread OF the disease.
The Secretary has also received dispatches from Ha
announcing that the fever Is epidemic there.
few sporadic cases OF mild type reported In the
city. but OF vessels or Of the shipping In
the harbor has suffered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENTS

ST. LOUIS, April Capt. James B. Eads
received letter to-day from C. p Patterson, superin-
endent Of the Coast Survey stating that vessel
with two surveying parties board will probably be-
gin 10 survey the Southwest Pass OF the Mississippi
River this week and that another vessel left NewYork
about a week ago with two other parties on board
Cant Eads will leave here a few days for New Or
leans and Will At once enter upon preparations FOR the
construction OF letties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02
FLIGHT OF A BOSTON COMMISSION MERCHANT

BosroS, April 1.-Mcah W. HodgdOn,
rellknown dry goods commission merchant, las sud
denly left the city under circumstances that create quite
scandal in business and social circles. he trusted
with $4,000 in United States bonds belonging to his
mothern-law to deposit IN the Safety Deposit vaults
He had regularly paid over. the proceeds from the
c0upons 10 her. and ntrusted with the key 70 the
box in which they kept Discovery has just been
made that he has within the past few months sold all
the bonds and appropriated the proceeds No legal
steps have yet been taken IN the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02

THE ADVERTISING AGENCY Of GEo. p.
RowELL Co., Al Park-row. NewYork, ID an institution
worthy of note by advertisers. Having advertised
some hat extensively through this agency know IL
10 be conducted ION the square," and confidently
commend it both 70 business men and tue press. We
frankly say this much IN ~ an inquiry AoOres
Rural New Yorker.
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Fair
THE NEW YORK HoSBopATaiic HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION

THE NEW YORK HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
In view of the facilities desss
homeopathic Treatment i has been decided 70 9u great osnss
Hospital which entire pavilion shan be devoted "0mss ssa
children. III. 49,, ,n., A., S.so,. -, ,h xwy.,, NJ.
msopan surg Ho'pit have united .th the Ladies oms0Phs
Hospital ASSOCIATION or Women am Thl1,en anu will Soaa
Attic %. RKG1asST ARMoRY. ia Pouse>sih-ss.
To open SATURDAI EykSIAG Aonl 10.
We ask the sd. q HonsOO.h' throughout toe s and cosuu
departments best further er %.
N''e' OFFICERS OF THE FAIR ASSOCIATION.
rses'PsssDEsr.DMs X B PaELps' Mrs PAsxa GoDu,s.
Tss.wREH-Hon sALEs n. WALES
scsssspcsDl%a sScSsIsa1--as j. H. roaxAs
ExEcUryE COMMITTEE
Hou HEsRI G. sTzssss, Chairman
M C. H. NEIsos Assistant; secretary EL Con-
NJ Ps s!,.c, M Nh r. R,b e SS s.,".
Mn T r. MeDosell Mrs Caas wstrou.
Ars. Wa. Tod Hemah, Mrs o. s Grooi.
M NJ. Z 4 e G. B B.ass s". {. DaT..
s a. i 6Ss%., Nc NJ. 8 4 i. f fs%si.
Mrs. Mr.. 1 s ~ n IG MGnu. IT,, NJ JOIN E.So..
Hos. salem n. Wales Mr. has Nsirous.
NJ AlssrrOu : Sali'''' NJ. ' % ;" 1 B,srlo''
Mr. 10. G S.Ii NJ y II, n ss,,o..
Mr. john r. OeciL Mr. osesB IiegemaH.
NJ 5 Ssof.s R s' B sSei scGsa IT,
Gen " W Ayenli' M VIM LDbr.
To addition .e ssnseneo ns~rd 'oov- are ss.ss
Of this Grand Far .,,ps
Table. for Fancy Articles will be numbered from 10 "a
Of he Departments Tsbiss the F -
rx,n,iy solicited may M CHARLES a. Mi nos
lIs broadway uuul Apui J. Atef sl dik
BE- seat 10 H. FoaMAN, COssposdas seeis'afy a. @S
! Regiment ArnoTy. -. -. -. "A "A
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Far sssoeiaton Hoa SALEM IL WALES WasSr HOTEL Fh D.
! -. ~ yoyk tIts .,,f A..
yniy scnrrsy eaAT eonseadiSs Vas sA~'J 10 .~
daily Newspaper ~d - Issued during 2e Fr eondaeiea % a.
f.tor. Actrsem sohClsJ
and should se sen, sry po.be 70 ~ Asss-s. Sefsssr
! ~. phil. a.,uaia onire The rrbaRe . isA
-" '""~~~'N SOprH FIX INST.
(Ladgss BulciRK1
suRscRtPriOSs AND ADybRllsbAEArS RECEIVED At RI
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
I For Other ship NeWs see FlfrA Page

s,,hip BOLIVIA SIN Glasgow March 20 via hoTlk gls
nth mdse and pass. Iienderson Bros .
se.m,hp Rchmoni Richmond C Point and Norok Win
,a.~ .nd 10 Dominion seaAaship %
sim Vim Tsp-eot Morgan. Liverpool 40 days with mdse.
h. spreGi
,.re Brsak 80 days, 10 ballast
ana Yer, cur tAast Biadef, New fiayea. 10 hzaa.
sAie HstaAsi ei LEspee rss~sA Ssess saa I'd aeaa'
nlss xass = Hss tef ess, nsl Lowell tvsu Pss ss
Eev Wss1 ~ eaga viii tsib
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MARRIED.
pROWN-RRIGUAN-On

BROWN-BRIGHAa-On Tuesday evening, March 30. at the e
Of the brides b the Rev Dr. Robert HOwisn
VALLEY Brown Of Brooklyn, Carrie r., eldest dush Of Wha.
II. Brigham, ESQ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seneca Pals Y, March 80 by -
NJ Guion D.. assisted BY the Rev. Warren G. Hubbard.
Fz Bdw Gswoi New aTen Conn., and Katherine WooeT.
Youngest daughter VI Z. l.. ioskins
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TICoNDERoGA.
Bv Telegraph
1ICONDEROGA N Y. April L 1eT

1ICONDEROGA, n. Y, April l, 1873.
HERRING g. Co., No. 251 Broadway, n. Y:
had Herring Safe It fell into pile OF burning coal
In nv cellar; lay there five hours when cooled and
opened found contents oil rgh-s wonder TO all who
savit. W. ). FLEMING.
Proprietor Of the late Central House.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-The jury IN the case OF
Gilmore he vsrsfy vssss tae
psrfsens ussss vsshss - ssia sesn m "
6o1unfanhA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02

q City Monsse,I Madfe liverpool Feb TO- 10 bals~ ~
/ cAersd st q. W. spit for orders.
BARI josephine Martin. Rcisa. sses fsys With axu.
1srk ADCoss Benan lsaL schsnno nsres 10 ssyS ~
ballast =
sui Enss Liseseh Cof Rsetlsnd Bsses ceufssvss -
days with
Barr GsorsP ..,. Polio. cs.tsa SO dar. "'s
fuis
Bsrt NJ Taekr tof Por.lsnd Patham NJ. IL days si
sTsn ~
Barb Gentore CGerl Bones Rachsot 10 DAYS 10 ballast
Bars Spto tAnst Stsughe castle E8g % WITH mds9
kepubhk ierb, FortmsB. 80 With m1se
IohsnnessSn.
Br Josie A. DveTeaax of bostoG Csr Astans IL ds~ ma
Bng Morang Light, Dill, ye~-H.vss, ia ballast
Brig H. Hayiaud tBr VenaD Ceafneyos March VIA szyar
Big Little Fury tof u John b. nunaJ HA.aras 10 dsf No.
sugar.
Brig ABBY ThsI,er vsahe Portland, Me-. with lumber
sch g. A. Faraswonh sad 10 Gays from Bsrbsfsa
with roasea
sea. Charlie. steiman. Duttou. Portland. with lumber
gehr vdanth of Bnrhaa Doun Palermo "a dsys sh srtt
sshr Mary Lans Tor Granada Smoo' Aoo r. r. 10 lave
kuL. g..
schr Annie Carrier (Bs) Haisr 10 eavs vita fh
scof Nate Carton tof Nasaub Grant, Csnasaa 10 daJ Nth -
lasses.
schf Lancaster tot Phadepha Hunter ssgss IL dys ~i
sugar
scB0OSkks-RiYka ~.
Merry Roslyn. Yosemite RosyB.
Ohver Anes, Iaun.os. Mary h. Smih Pail River.
Pal a IhOmpss Fall River. lar
D. Doane, Portland. D. Torn. Portland.
~ Nestbroet, Portland n. Depuy Rata.
"a. l. Narssy, Bath tssss Lodge, Bsn
msi1sks Portland
A1ss j. heyt s..Hsyn L~oa SssHsseS.
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stesmshp Crmbr. Hambsr cslaba for Lvepesli RGF
Chsnsery for AspHws C Of Ver 'ss for Havana tssns
Bermuda IAbensI L. Deli schE Cs.s Cssieo-h ~
Mstanris; H. n. Cove. for Kingston, Jam
WISD-SuBset, Bght s.; bsky
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LswKs Del April lrAe steamship Pennsyvanii for Lseps<
str53D D. m.
sAs FxAscco April The Psese Mail steamship City Of rsts
sailed this afternoon for Hong Kosg, via YOKOHAMA
FOREIGN PORTS.
April 1.-The rrsasaiaaue fonpsnVs sesEsbp
Vile Pans Lachsne1 from NesY0rk March 81 arrived here
DAY.
LONDON April ISailed Tilted Of fpse
Victoria Ontario Frcig Avanc Burr sad Margaret gan
Csmencta ernaan Peter Msrssa
Lo Rudolph. tie lot Forrest PnacsS'
Adam Koss biythesood, and weaivorh
SPOKEN.
March 81 lat 40 40 ng 90 40 bark Jessie Baker from Jaa
Boston. BY pllotbOst A. Leggetl, No.
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MIR. Henry yarley
OF London
breaches TO THg PEOPLE THIS EVENING
TIE CHURCH or TIRE DISCIPLES,
Rev G. n. HEPWoRTH,
Msdison-ave Forty 6nbs.
THIs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Street Baptist Church. six-
,.epth,t and Eghnave REV Jaea Prayer and CONGRESSES
Meeting At o'clock conducted By Rev. SB0 H. HEPw0RTA
Bible reading at 0elocE. - -
VARLEY " ILL PREACH
IN THE RINK,
sIXTYTHIRDST AND THIR0AVE
COME AND WELCOME.
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DIED.

Al Noticrs Of Marriages mast be iHdovsed sia fsH
sdme and Qddress.
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Susclai NoIlces
" Yes, J ohm n ing y,

% Yes, John kIngV
A-Silk Elastic Stockings Belts, KHes Caps ASsransS
Supporters BaBdags Shoulder Bcs and Clutches 81
MARsHs TRUSS OFFICE No Veseys Lsd' IN attendsncs
A-Rupture Physical Defo successfully treated b. Dr
MARSH (priBcps Of the Late arm Of Marsh Col at hs -
ONCE No. Honse opposite ST. Psafs ChIrcb No
connection With an other Office this ctV.
Post-Omcs NOtice.rhe has Tor BaroOs for the weet sDdg
1870, will close this OGce oOSg Ga
TUESDAY at I. m; wEDsBSDAY at $3.50 =. THURS
DAY at and Oh SATURDAY III 80 and AZ n
L. l.. JAMES, p. ".
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FEARS OF THE ACTION OF THE ATroRNEY-GENERAL
UNDER THE THIRD REFORM BILL-FISANCIAL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
ANUNCIOS DIVBRyOS.
Prssil'sncis Del Fzsna. lyintsnisnto
DE LA CAPITAL.

Para evitar entorpercimentosy per'nlclGs log IN
- Munieipales he dispuestO que en- 10 scesi 20
fsssr nsrma Il Padre Capean del ceiasnterio ensra-
nepto de cadaveres los nichos De Ia Excm7 Cor
nj On los de las personss Partculares, sinqe
q l. presented con dos horas de anti'paeion aapee
ia correspondence a9tor1aaa pof e ea"sssS
do del ramo los demas requisites que es'ah pfe'e-
ndos. - .o,dor < .odos loo ,ooo,r
- nns on il saIa de autopsias tenen depositados
caiones con humanes procedentss de las utnas
~ oon obeto lie depositarlos donde corresponds
s;su .ntendido que 70 efsctan dentro del ter
no de- IN mes que al efeco SO les prea dspon-
Sr1 nor 81 expresado Capean La eoloeacion de dchos
r,stos en- una zanja que Sc abrlra.a
Sc hace notorio para conocimlento general Puer-
20. Rico. Msyo 90. de 1876. .--Valdes. Id
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
GIRODE LETRAS.

B. Borras y HermaEos, del Conner
clio de esta Piaaa, gran sobre Alican-
te, Ayiles, Barcelona, Bilbao, Caliz,
Calias de Reyes, Corcubioo, Co
rufia, Ferrol, Gijoa, Habana. Lugo,
Madrid, Malags, Mondonedo, Ore i,
SO, Oy edo, Palma de Ma.!!o-ca, Pa
dror, Pontevedra, a:vadeo. San Sc.
lboastiaD, b. San.aader, Santiago, Seviila,
Tarragona, Tuy, Valladolid, Valen-
c;a, Vigo, Vll.agarcfa, Vivero, y lara
goza.-San Jaan de Puerto Rico 8 de
Mayo de 1875 -Forta'eza, %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
OOjOl!-EL 'DIANANTE. -llNOII

Ell dueno de este antique acreiado establecimien-
to comunica sus parroquianos al pdblico en- gene
rail- haber reebido e vapor Louisiana gran move
lad en- sombreres paluelos de seda. En- ell naciona
"Espana" los recomendables marroquines maroa R6s
surtido en- calzado para senoras caballeros nnos
oorbatas medios panuelos de seda. Para mares
voluntaros espadas de A,colea; sabes con vaina de
alpaca, cincurones de gala diario coronas cordones
gaones, botones toda Glaze de divsas doradas pla
teadas, gorras de pano con funda de pque sin ella
3nturones para ropa ninidad de articulos diciles
de enumerar todo 10 que Sc realza precios m6dcos
por esperado otras factras de yaras nrocoden
cias.-IGuiermo Llaneras.-PP Miguel Laneras. 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
Nueva Orquesta.

Los Professors que saerben conocidos ya del ilus-
trado pabico de esta Capital han orgsnizado una ne-
va Urquesta, para 10 cual bneu roper
tUrio tauto de m1sica religiosa de bales Siem
pre- tendran escojdas yariadas Danzas, Wases, Pol
kas Lanceros &s & !, con 10 cual esperan dejar COM
placido todo 81 que gaste ocuparlo. r-
Para precios de tocsta de demss dirigrse & los
Directories que suscribeu,-Angel Ma Latorre:-Sal.
vad0E ts!gas El3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
De San Thomas, q la Capital.
G, Audiffred V Comp.

participan q los Srfs, compradoles
que SO sirvan honrarles con sus Or
denes que desde hoy en- adelante ase-
Quraran en- la compa1lia del Lloyd de
Puerto Rico todas las facturas one
exporter, por cuenta de los indica-
dos Sres. & meaos que Sc les mande 10
contrario. 10-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
Aviso al p1blico.

Sc han extravado tres decimos de billetes de ia To-
terra del presente mes, ndmero 1858 folos 4-5,
e que 10 hsya encontrado 10 entregara su dueno 9
al que suscribe en- la misma; Sc hace p1blicO por
medic de este per6dico para que pagado en- la
Direction de loterfa, sino su lejitimo dueno.
Puerto Rico, Mayo Is de 1S75.-A ruego de Jose
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
PRECIos DE ANUNCIos.

De neas de impression pubcndoe hasta veces
es excea de los seisLos precios
ran cuando log anuncos hayan de pubcare cacteres
nesos los de lineas-Por
s amos amen anuncios preos convenconales
do cobraran 10 la Inca impresa Anuncios
do adelantados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
Aviso al pdblico.

r. ,ifa del cabailo zaino amarillo careto con los
o.bos bIancos de 7cuaFtas de alzadag de- andadura
euadrada que dsba verihcarse en- 81 sorteo DE a Lo
terra i presente mes stransere para Ell sorteo del
ur6xmo mes de JuniO causa de no haherse reco 70
i ;mports de los vendidos en- la Isa expendio ie
.lgInos. Puerto Rico 90 de Mayo de 1875: ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
AC U DID

Primer gran vino Chateau Leo
vile.
Idem idem idem Chateau Palmer.
Brandy Hernessy.
Champagne. Viuda de Cliquot.
Anisete Burdeos.
Padre herman.
Cherry Cordial.
Mortadela de Bologne.
Mantequilla selecta.
Aceitunas rellenas y un. surtido
complete de conservas alimenticias,
SIC ha Ian de venta en- la casa de los
Sres Llompart Mayol y Ca 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23
Venta dc cadenitas y

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nientes eeonomicas puss privan que s caarno soa
de mas durscion, eu Il Yizcana- Ffa...
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