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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
EXCMO. AYUNTANIEN70
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.
PREs1DENCIA.

Hah;Andose dado parte al Excmo. Ayuutamiento
nor 81 funcionaro encargadO de los trabaos relatives
al Soreo especial de loterla que Sc :eebrara Ell da
23 de JUNO pr6xmo, que al ocuparse del recuento
ex5men de los dez seis mil bletes de que debe COM
ponerse dcho Sorteo ha Observable la alta de veinte
siete billetea. cuyos n1meros son los que sguen:
2464 1884. GS97, $685. 707O 707l, 7072 1870, 1911,
1872 8lO1, ,s6Ol 120S9, 12090, l2135 1852, 1883,
1854. 1857, I2s9O 1886, 1865, 14227, l4234,
1895. 14734 y 1896; ha resuelto 10 Excma. Corpo
racion dar desde luego por in1tes sin valor nngu-
na los refsridcs vei1te sete billes disponiendo
tamotivo que no enr ndmeros en- el globo GUAM
do tengan iugar e Sorteo ell % de Junio pr6ximo;
Que asf sc haga saber al p1bco por medic de los pc
r6dicos de Ia plaza, como 10 VERTIGO para sn dsbldo
conocimento siendo de sdvsrtr, que como Ia tirada
de los billet qu. ahora utiza en- disho Sorteo, 10
tue mediado de 1876, para 81 que deb6 efectuarse
en- % de etisml de aqus anO han podido a'mente
suffir extravo los vene sete billetes que SO rea-
Puerto Rico, Mayo 81 de 1s7e.-AagustO de C0tte'
Sin embargo de Ia notification individual que sc ha-
oe todos los que dsben fgurar el reparto de Co
nercio Industria de 1867, para que concurranen
los dias horas que les senalan Ia eleccion de
sindieos Clasif sadorss tengo gusto de recomen-
lara los mismos por medic de este snunclo su pun
tual asisten.ia con el obeto expresado.
Puorto-R Rico, Mayo n de 1s76.-El Alcade, A@'
Onst0 de COtteS. %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
IN r E r ES A.

Sc vende una possession en- el pueblo de PeAualas,
barrio de Ia Jagua cuarto legqa Dc la poblacion
come de 80 cuefdas POGO mas menos de vega y un
pues a crcunda el rio Guayanez tene arholes fruta-
les, palmas de cocos del Peru. una hermosa para
moscatel una de MADEIRA propia para tisnda por
estar situada frente al cano que conduce al pueblo
de Adiuntas. Dar&n razon en- Ponce Agencia del
ROLETIN MERCANTIL. l4-A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Sc rccompensara

al que en- Ia CAPITAL pueda normar los Sres Irarte,
Hermano de Caracena CO, acerca de una GAIA sm.
barcada en- Arecibo 81 ! de Abr utimo en- el vapor
''Madrid", drig da Mayaguez al Sr D. Alfredo Rou.
dier, dicha GAIA pudisra habsrss qusdsdo abOrdo del
vapor dssembarcada en- cualqusrotro punso de la
Isla.
La csa contisns una caita de piutura otra de tna.
tem&tcas; libros centifcos de Iugsniero tranc6s
marsados con 81 nombre do A frsdo Roudisr oorrsa
pondsnois privada do dicho Sr. con su E.mila. 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Circular.

Debiendo ausentarme por algun tempo de esa 1sla,
Sres. D. Manuel Colszo D. Antonio Espinosa, (este
residente en- Bayamou) para que me representen en-
mis- nego;ios Observation-Disclosures "a de Mayo de
1876 F. Carmenaty. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Muebles.

En- la calle de San Jose ndmsro 81, cuarto % de la
izquierda, venden precios muy m6dicos, un sofa,
cuatro butaca una docena de slas de caOba con me-
daon, teuiendo IN anc de uso un aparador de eaoba
con eapejo pedra &Armo yArios otros para dis
tntos usos. 4-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
iioJo!!
al que quiera gamar dinero.

D. Ramon Pou de HumacaO desea retirsrss de log
neeocios vende una magni6ca hacienda de cana que
da buenos productor sin embargo de los precios baj
que tiene u az6car. Tambien vende parte de otras
dos hsciendas, Ia en- Yabucoa Ia otrs entire la
Ceiba naQusbo Admite en- pago casas en- Ia Capital
de ssta iss en- ciudadss de IL Peninsula particular
msnts On Barcslona. Para mas informss dirigirss
dicho senior. 40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
PRECIos DE ANUNCIos.

De Inca de impression p1bcandose hasta tres
reales rengOn exceda de los seis-Les
do6ss cndo los anuncos haan pu6arse caras
oruesos en- tipOs los de neasPOr
meses anunO precos convencionaes Los
10 la nea mpsa Anuncos
nicados se abonar1n adeantadOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Las tres A. A. A.

Pecos dias altan para que los magnifcos salones de
Ola Zaragozana e punto de reunion las psrso
pueda apetecer deseo exgente Ell sexo fue,te
abundante y varialo surtido de los mejores vines
licores nacionales extranierOs.
Preparense gustar los selectos productos de ola
ZaragOzana" Helados cenas, refrescos, chocolates,
Ga Actividad, aseo agrado.-"La Zaragozana"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Giro de Letras,

Sobrs CGdiz, ssviIla, Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga,
COruna, Santandsr, San Sebastian Valencia, por
eandadss de Us adslante Sorta vista girsn Los
que suscribsn.
Pusrto-RicO lS de Febrsro de l675-Iriorts, Her
mano de Caracepa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
lLEGADA8
6ALIDAe.
RETORNO.
LLEoADAs.
sAIlDAS.
Banco de- ePuerto-Rico.

Los tenedores de- cedulss que de.
seen ser accionistas, pueden dirigir
aquellas al Excmo. Sr. MARQUES de Ia
Esperanza, Director INFERNO de dicha
Institution.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Pailas para Ingenio.

Las hay dc todos tamanos lejftimss
Dc Oarron, hasta 500 galones, en- 81
almAcsp de loo Gres An6ll julia s
Qs a. Aauadills, psls mas porns,
psl.. ! a.!Gga { - slisIlss ssleys,l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Almoneda pdblica.

En- 81 muelle las 12 81 & del oOrrisnts de
14a barriles harina ds Trigo.
56 ids@ idem maiz.
26 cunetss galletitss.
100 latas manteca.
Averiado de Fiadsfa por ella. captain John
Uriscoll.-Puerto Rico de Juuio de l876.-F. Ra-
mos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Han llegado.

) Las maquinas de coser de mano con pedal "Ex-
pres" do cadeneta ptspunte, de doble psspun to y
aguas para las msmas venta ptasos CON garamtia.-
La Vizcaina, San Francisco 30.-Pablo Ubarri 6-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Vapor "John Bramall, "

Tocara en- este puerto procedente de Nueva- I ork
del al del eorriente sguienlo para el Brasil. Pa'
ra detallss sobre pasajes etes, dirigirss los Con-
signatarios Latimer y ca l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
ESCALONA.

.,Notario y Anotador de hipotecas del
,,paEtido, Sc ha trasladado a su antigua
casa. .calle de San Sebastian mum. 16.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Venta de un piano.

Sc vende uno de la marca de Bois-
selOt, nuevo y con una gran rebaja an
al precioi daraR razQa en esta In
'eEaa!s : = lela! 81!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04

En- Santander no hay cuarentena
sino en- los casos previstos por la ley
de Sanidad, pero de ninguna manera
llevando patente limpia, como opor-.
tunamente la llevan hoy. LIP
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Maj, Malz!

+. Antonsanti y G. de Guayanilla,
detaslan este grano por quintales; adj
virtiendo que el cornpradQr ticne que
pagan d saco poy separado. saQaya-
nIlaa ~ AhElI de- 1870, -28
@sR 9z3 mrs sNF~ysm FSgggz--s rsry7
aserS sz# --~s.. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Star Ball Line.

Gran Inca de vapores correOs ngleses, entire NusVs
York y sl Brasil, con esCala en- este puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
ColOcacion.

La desea un j6ven que ha desempehado ell cargo Dc
nedor de bros corresponsal varas casas de CO.
merco de esta Capital. Para inormes dirigirse esta
Administration. 1919
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G a r ton

para encuadernaciones y qtf6dissa usos:
Sc halla de yenta en- eEAhnatgH ag
Papel de Gonzalez, Fortaleza Is, g -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
~ y a.
8 .si'H!ie!r'ro galvanizado.

Del, ;liso, que entran ounce tejas en-
,quintsl, 6sy de yenta On al almacen De
''Eatidqa pagaSe, Sslla Dc Tatpan pdaa-
|T ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04

Escrib lassso,r,s s. & !,
y T;uteros, Sc han fe6ibfdv refi Sianl
variedad J bonito .sdrtEdo,a eli es sataI
bl oimiepto dsastlcahs sae essyltdfiQ'
de Gonss!e4 IhFtaIisai lla1 4osf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Heise, Kraemer y @.
MAYAGUEZ.

GIRAN A CORTA VISTA sOBRr
MADRID, BARCELONA, ALICANTE,
MALAGA, GRANADA, AIMERfA.
SEVILLA Y VALENCIA, &s
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Para Santo Domingo,

Saldra en- los primeros dias del entrants Junio, Ia
ooeta espaiiola Victoria, su CAPTAIN ~ Nioalor
Lavi6sa, admitendo oarga Asts y pasatsros para
dicho. La despachan Carreras HijUs. RSaa JustO g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04

Ssgun disposition del Gobernador Brit&nieo on lon
dias Dc correspondents para Europa las cartas
ran este Consulado haata Ia del dia sin multa
y hasta las CON multa de 10 centavOs por
tas, exceptO las que schen 81 buzOn los seOB
ingleses necssariOs.
Cuando el fran3ueo fOrzoso y las oartas pusstas
On 81 buzon no son franqueadas no pusdsn env1a
das Dor el vapor iuel6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
iiOjo al Cristo! !!

'La Zaragozana" compra a'quila dos tres
mas de 3 luses vende dos espjos marco dorado
casi de bade ola Aaragozana'" 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04

Camas de hero
y forros para las mismas, se hallak
constantemente de venta, en- 81 esta
blecimiento TEL TelGgrafo," calle de
San JustO, u1maro 12.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
Consulate Britanico.

La correspondence 90 SIERRA en- cate Consulado loa
dias siguientes:
Para Inglatsrra, Eapaha,l
Frsncia, Alemsnia, toda
Europa, ASIA Ssnth6mss, Ell 126l3yN.
Paci6co. Terrs firme y Las
Colonias Inglssas.
Para Ia Habana Meiico. >E dia II.
!. Fir fi:;.. 81 Brasil , Rio de III d.n.
Para SantO Domingo. Los disa 2y1H
p.ralo. E.sdo. undo. Via d. ssuthS@s' eGs
D. Dia 81
A"s0"' o' Via de Jamaica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
PREc1os DE sUs0RrpOON.

Por SO Ia il-Per ssia $50 csnsavo. POr
trmese realsa Ia Capital 10 81
de Ia IaPor un ano Pepn1nla exnano enviando
81 per6dico porte por nges tl6 anuasPor
slo Ia isa de Cuba 4l2,
Las suscspcouss pagan smpr por adsande los Suso.p
torres pusdn ntsnds Agsnss dsctamsnts ssta Adj
ministracoR.
81 BoLnTN 60 snvia todas paltss franco Dc porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
ANO 3e.

Pubicase psr6dco microbes vi6rnes Guam
do 10 exgen ccunscias repense alcancss supemsnos
yydas los suscrptorea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04

A LOS PASAJEROS PARA LA
PENINSULA A BORDO DE
LOS VAPORES FRANCHISES. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-04
QBlEIG PARA ESCUELAS
en- Ia 1mprenta del ''Boletin"
de Sobyiso de Lfwyoca y Comp.

se acaba do rscbir una gran tactufa de etsctos pa
"a las eseuelas una busna remssa de t0oa case oe
Ebros ae los dscarado de tsxo en- esta 1sa ssa como
papsl pAutado Dc tOdas Ian regas para esorolr l's
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ed her in passing, and she had follow
ed close, hearing every word that was

ed her in passing, and she had follow
ed close, hearing every word that vas
spoken. Blinded as her heart was to
reason, the evil spirit that there found
occupancy shrunk before the voice Of
warm and sincere kindness. Her soul
struggled feebly as if awaking! She
began to know, in a dim and confus-
ed way, that Aggie was unconscious
Of guilt in stealing her lover, that
her sacrifice was appreciated, and
that the one friend left her in the
world was imperlled by her hand.
She again felt the weakness of the
evening before overcoming her.
A moan arose to her lips, but was
crushed down. What, after all, was
Aggie's affection with the loss Of Joe?
Could it atone for the shame and the
misery advancing upon her with the
certainty Of invincible fate as the re-
suit of her wild passion? Could
1t make the dreadful future as toIera-
BILE for her as even the miserable
present? Better to make one final
| sacrifice and gain oblivion for herself,
while leaving Aggie to her own hap
piness.
She was now trembling in every
limb. The demon tore her as he was
driven out by the exorcism of divine
charity. Weak and faltering, but
with a new purpose, she gathered her
strength and sned past and before the
lettering companions toward the can
al. STOPPING where she had bent be-
fore, she sought to lift and replace the
plank Her force seemed exhausted.
The heavy timber swayed, but refus-
ed to be pushed into its former posi-
ton. She struggled with desperation
for a laughing voice was approaching.
A vertigo seized her as with one su-
preme effort the plank moved; she lean
ed forward upon it, and with swift
sliding motion it plunged, dragging
her with it, into the black water of
the canal.
'Hullo.'' said Joe, as he reached
the spot and cautiously put out his
foot to feel the boards in the darkness
before venturi1g to cross; ''some-
things happened to the bridge.
There amt no plank here. Well
have to 60 around the other way"
Il know what you want laughed
Aggie; "but l don't mind taking 4
longer walk with you.'
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r REALEsTATE AeEi,Cx
OF
Cooper& Hinchi|wood' Ill!' d
ST. CLOUD. NV
TqR aA1,4

No. 5s. Corner lot, with 1fafety house
Goo1 we'll in Etche1I k1od harm,
and rood picket fendS fruit
trees &c., in yard. QQ1d location
Willie sold cheap oftsh, or OF.
p chapgid for good laqG
No. 81. skqts 4 s and 8, in 6sSek 40. St,
Cloud City. Good x3tznd small
Win be sold very ch%p, ind on
terms to suit purchass
ave ~ opposite she Normal School
Good barn, well, etc. Will be
sold very cheap and on easy terms.
No. 81. Two-story house. containing .,l3
roomsr p lots, on which are IN
r =. fruit Sl shads yrees; good MelE
cistern ind barn. Very desirable
neighborhood. Must Be aotd.
No. SO. 160 acres land in Benton county; ;
good timber; 20 acres meadow on
nice little stream running
through the place; 40 acres in
= { crop; good log house and stable;
agood we'll and within half mile
of school -heuse, store and ssw
mill; will be sold very cheap,
and on easy terms.
No. lis. A good farm Of 100 acres, on
Maine.RaiTie.s Part mssdow, 50
acres; eltiyetiqA ,f70
rood pn
the prs4lessl % per- So
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Bean pickles are delicate and
very tempting, yet easily made. Pro-
cure young beans from the late crop,
wash and boil in slightly salted wa
ter till tender; drain them through
colander orsieve, then dry witha cloth.
Pour boiling vinegar, spiced to taste,
over them repeat this two or three
days, or till they look green.
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-Thirty-one millions of dollars
worth of dressed hogs were exported
from the United States from Nov. l,
1875, to March /, 1875.
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NEEDLEWORK IN FRENCH con.
VENTS.

France, as every one we'll knows, is
pre.eminently the land Of fine linen.
From a child's pinafore to a cardi-
nails surplice every article of wear
ing apparal that linen can be turned
into is the object Of the greatest care
and elaboration and few English
women quit French territory with
out providing themselves with choice
specimens Of French lingerie. To
understand, however, the enormous
labor bestowed upon that portion of
female dress it is necessary to see
trousseau in hand, and to see this it
is necessary to enter a convent. We
enter, then, large, airy, whitewashed
room with cruci6x over the mantle
piece and religious notices painted on
the walls. It has large windows on
each side, and seldom any kind of
curtain to keep off the dazzling light
of midday summer. Sitting ou high
benches without backs are twenty,
thirty, fifty girls, us the case may be,
of all ages from four and a half to
twenty-one, busily plying their nee
dies. at each end Of the room pre-
sides a sister, and her quaint nuns
garb is the only break in the pre-
vailing monotony "a large, bare, over
lighted room, rows Of little children
and young girls IN white caps, blue
checked dresses and white aprons,
who stitch away silently, almost au-
tomatically, while the bright summer
days pass by. As we enter they
rise, and remain standing while we
inspect the work. The sister takes
US from one little need}ewoman to
another, proudly exhibiting the stich-
es or folds or embroidery she has in
hand. Their finished garments are
produced, and we gaze in wonder
first at the elabor ate piece Of needle.
work and then at the feeble looking
workers who have produced 1t. In
one instance a visitor and his little
girl were of the party, when the COM
ic and pathetic were combined, the
sister, with ingenious simplicity, Of
tering for his inspection articles Of fe-
male apparel generally supposed
mysterious to the other sex; while it
was touching to see the wistful look
of those orphan children-children,
did we say ?-of those living machines
at the happy little girl who had
| for FIVE minutes quilted the world of
sport and sunshine and flowers for
| this dreary prison. These orphans
| are waits and strays collected from
Paris and the neishbor;ng country.
and, inspecting them narrowly. it was
easy to see by their weak eyes, mar
row chests and STOPPING shoulders how
much their unnatural life was telling
upon physique already but too
predisposed to sickness and debility.
Pail Mall Gazette.
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The New York Mail says that
many of the brown stockings worn by
ladies are 50 poisonous as to endanger
life. Those who wear them assume
an uulovely yellow color. You've
cot Your cue now, dear reader.
When you see a lady friend assume
an unlovely color, you should pull
her stockings right off, and light out
for a stomach pump.
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ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA,
SERENADE..

The winds are all hushed and the moon /. high,
Like queen on her silver throueI ~. -
Tranquil and dusk the woodlands lisi III =. .. 7,
Scarcely cloud sails over tho Ky; .
None are swaks save the stars and +.
sleepest thou ;still, mine 'oxnfi.'' y
The song Of the nightingale stirs the air.
And the breath Of the brier 1. blown -. :
Come forthrinthy beauty beyond compare; ~
III clasp thee Close and I'll call thee fair;.,,i =
And III kiss of the dew from thy golden hair
Sleepest thou still mine own2
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Nearly all the fruit in East Ton.
nessee has been killed by the frost.
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TOMORROW.

Tomorrow what can ts-norrov bring but Voc
Tomorrow win come ana to-1oTrov win o.
=. " And tie heartwit i've, S!''',F' c''''-1'
@!}:: Ard the heart would Give; ia "~.
All that to-naorrow's tomorrow holds 10 know u
II al the coming Tomorrow will bring but 70:
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w0RLD.WEARY.

. WORLD.WEARY. l.:
Another drsary day
Has faded into still more dreary night,
And, kneeling low, pray
That mornings checker'd, golden rays Of light
May tremulously fall i :, - = = "
Through .boughs Of casement-roses, reach thsir
red, :.
Warm fingers through them al.
70 touch my sleeping face, and ind 1t dead.
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CARFEpoEI:AIj TT:
4 .G:C.t ib;.Izti>tL;
+ Ec. O. STRONG & CO.,
(Lats Of srsoxe AxDx,sor,>
An Entire New Stock.
sws'tTtllt4. selF1et}}''f 1].lssr! f111
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AND FULLY WARRANTED,

From .he .h-nd.n. eomm.na.tion our
work has rcestvld id the past. as we'll a.
from De cdfesld la6of expe6de1 upon it
We .Is cont fsa1s Of i'sleivina.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
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OVVASNA Sss yo~AA sS~~AS >ASA s"A~y AWAY -
I were you."
but she isn't tflighty to me, Joe. If
you knew her you'd say so, too. And
/ don't know what's been the matter
with her."
,"What difference does it make,
Aggiel She's a shiftless, crazy thing,
or she wouldn't have left the mill,
where she was earning good wages,
for nothing but her laziness."
20! Joe! you don't know, or you
wouldn't talk that way. o" and
sobs came through the darkness.
"1've Leen wicked to let you think
such things of Mary. She needn',
have left unless she'd wanted to"
II hope I know that" said the man
half sneeringly.
"But she gave up her place to me
OF so generous she is! I didn't know
| Of it until she had fixed it all with
the foreman, and then she only kissed
me, and said :Aggie, I told you
you would not have to leave"
= "1t's just a. shiftless, anyway"
"Joe, doIyou care anything for
me =, said the girls voice angrily.
"Of course l do," was the reply.
"Then quit talking that way about
my best friend, who's as much better
than 1 am as you can think. She's
lust the best girl in Ashton, and ]
won't 90 a step further with you to-
night if you don't say so:"
l., FoE q, thye 'hye first time in that cold ant
f;dreary day shiver shook Mary viii
lsons limbs. AQgie's dress had brush
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-27
An ACT

To amend section Of chapter 4 being an Ac'
approved on the Sth day Of July. A. D. 1870
amending section II. chapter Is Of the Penal
Cnda.
Be II ENACTED by the King and the Lagisla-
tive Assembly If the Hawaiian Islands in tn
Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled.
SEC l.-That section l Of chapter 4. being ar
Act approved on the 9Th day of July. A. D. 1870
amending section II. chapter Is. Of the Pens
Code Of this Kingdom. be and the same is hereby
amended 50 "a to read as follows
SIC l7.-Whoever shall steal any neat cattle.
horse mule sheep. asa or deer, not exceeding the
value Of one hundred dollars. shall upon convic-
ton before any police or district justice be pun
ished by imprisonment at hard ahnr not less than
one month or more than one year.
SEC. 2.-Whoever shall steal any goat. swine.
dog or poultry not exceeding the vulue Of dfly
dollars shall upon conviction before my police
district Justice, be punished by imprisonment at
hard labor. not less than one month nor more
than one year.
SEC 3-This Act shall take effect aud be-
come law from and after the date Of its npprn.
val and al laws and paris Of laws in conflict with
the provisions of the same are hereby repealed
Approved this 10th day of September. A. D.
1876. KALAKAUA R.