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priced Dry Goods, at McCO0k 4
BROS.
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FEMALE!
ooI,LTGB.

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will begin on Wednesday, Sepe -.
The fi,cuIty is full competent M a
nerienced. Young Ladies' can here ~
MI the advantages offered in the -
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home institntigns. -, ~ ~
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Far Or Rev, J. =. White ofNstchltoene..
ny 70 fire President ut 3iaustlhd, fof q
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IMPORTANT NEWS. - Cheap
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On 2aa August, 1876, at s O'Clock D. H.
FRANCOIS, son Of J. N. anil Celeste
Landreaux.: Aged ! year, 9 months and
81 days.
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deposit y00r OAllOt Ns OcconeS one !:
for the men whom you know know
to be willing aud able to protect you
and yours, as we'll as ourselves from
wrong. We expect you to quit as.
sociating yourselves, politically, with
such men a. Blunt, Breda, Boullt,
Myers, Tunnard, Esernack, and
that class, whom yon know TO be
worthless in character, unwilling to
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aud know chat which will work good
TO %, win work good to sou, aad We
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dtel times; that they can ouly worh
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and other crimes in tho futuSe, u
they have done in the past. w
know there can mover DO peace AMI
rod government, which yoa mus
have 70 prosper, as we'll ~ ~, Will
1ehese men 10 power; on the eepttary
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Iar1 n !, = /, :. 4, Z, 1, -

HANDSOME HOUSEHOI4D FURNITURE.
OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAyISGS
AT AUCTION
CLARkSON 4 CHANDLER
will sell AT AUCTION FRIDAY. APRIL 4. at IL
o'clock NJ entire OF house No rs West 5st
consisting Of black walnut and rosewood Psricr Suits Ia
brocate and veve elegantly carved rosewood and black
walnut ktageres Marqneerie Centre Tables, Steinwav
rosewood Piano. black walnut and oak dining Tables
aud Chairs black walnut Bedsoad Dressing
Bureaus and Armoires Bookcase spring and hair Nat.
tfcsscs, leather Pillows Lounges. In kilt frame pier
and mantc Mirrors body Brussels and velvet Carpets Oil
cloths, &c. together With Kitchen Furniture with which
the sale will commence Catalogues at Offices OF
CLARkSON h CHANDLER
No. Pine o. and 956 Broadway
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JVANTED-A FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPHERS TO
w go 70 Boston. Address W. BALCu 400 Washnston
st.. Boston. Mass.
WANfED-A MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENT MAX,
" or; also . matchmaker work Apply At ~
Maiden lane third door.
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EXCHANGE.,

DIAN0 wANTRb-TN EXCHANGE FoK fwU kx ri.A.
4 sized Martsi Mirrors Any party hsviny : goa -
octave piano can hear 81 good exca1n &c ~ nodresum
stating whcrs pisuo - ss,u, A D., Herald tpsoWA
Branch ONCE, les BroAdwag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

The State, Captain J. II. CHAMBsELAYEE's
paper, appeared for the first time yesterday.
A first No. ought to be the poorest Of the
series. The State promises to be what 1t ought
to be, and that's enough to say just now on
that point.
The State has our best wishes for Its sue.
cess. We are as fond Of reading an evening
paper as any body else In Richmond.
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From Mr.. Curletf.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, March 10, 1876
Editors Of The Dispatch So '%S+~ ~
AS an act Of simple justice to a falsely
accused man please state that I am innocent
of the grave charge laid al my door. You
published the other item; now publish this.
court an investigation, both Judicial and
legislative, feeling sure that truth and limo.
cence must prevail. q 20 q. '#...s'. ~!
Respectfully, IT. sPToER CURLRrT.
I'VE publish the correction with much
more satisfaction than we published the
story.l ---..-.--..-.--..--.-------. !.
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We have received pamphlet entitled
"views of Senator Smith, of Nelson, against
Compulsory Inspection Of Tobacco. He de.
tends the Action of the Senate" This is a
short and shar p argument.
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AMUSEHxENTs.

A ssEaBLY HALL, ~
Thres nights emily. commencing THURSDAY,
- g -. March 2Sd,, vi x. s.s-.,..
ARNOLD, THE GREAT AFRICAN; WIZARD,
= in his wonderful .feats Of Iegerdemain.
100 VALUABLE PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY
= EACH NIGHT. -
Matinee SATURDAY at q p Every child In
attendauceG receives present. Admission 10 all
parts OF the house, as cents. ,.,.5.: : =.
Tyening-Uoors open at 7; commence at 8.
Admiration 8 cents children and gallery, Is cents
: TO avoid the rush tick els can be had at the Hall
on THURSDAY from 8 a. ID. 10 8 p. NJ
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The Floyd Reporter has heard flying
rumor Cperbaps the "f" ought to be omit
ted) of the death of Delegate J. P. CRIT.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Monday, March 20. 1876. at Jhalf.pasf
IL O'Clock A. M, MIR. JAMES a. GILL, In the
seventy ffth yelr'ofshts age. - s-',7' =" s.
Friends and ac1ualntaHces are respectful re-
quested TO attend bis funeral at the residence Of his
soH-in-law, Mr.. w flliam Ahern, Ne. GOT north
Fourth street. THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON at
SIX o'clock. ----~-------.--.--~--->-
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General Assembly of Virginia.

MONDAY, March 20, 1878.
SENATE.
Lieutenant Governor THOMAS In the chair
No prayer.
CREDENTIALS OF MEsBERs.
Mr.. DANIEL, from the Committee on Pri
Fileges and elections. presented report o
credentials OF senators, DC.
LEAVE OF ABBEECE.
On motion of Mr.. STEVENS Mr.. ALLAN wa
granted four days leave of absences. &
BILLS PASSED. go
The following bills were passed tsi
Senate bill TO establish separate election
precinct 10 the county Of Eortham ptou,
Senate bill to incorporate the town of
Lovettesville, Ia the county of Loudoun.
Senate bill to suthorize the board Of SD
peyvisors OF the county Of Isle OF Wight to
contract for aud direct bridge to be built
act0ss Jones's creek, 90.
Senate bin To- incorporate the Virginia
Baptist Historical Society.
Senate bill to amend section q Of chapter
"a Of an acs, as amended By sn act, In rela.
1ion to the condemnation of land for roads.
House bill making IAN appropriation o.
$1,000 to buy new heating apparatus for the
Capitol.
Senate bill eedlpg to the United States Ger.
tain lands Ia Virginia occupied as national
cemeteries.
TIE TAX BILL.
Mr.. CRuHp, from the House Of Delegates,
Communicated bill for the assessment OF
taxes on incomes. licenses, &C..
TO NEXT EARLIER.
rask Mr. QUkssSpERHY presented q resolution
Fixing 10 O'Clock Az the hour for the meeting
OF the Senate during the consideration of
the tex MI
Mr.. CLARK moved to strike out "1on and
Insert "1l.V Lost. .a4.ss 90
The resolution swas agreed to. a
The tax,oill was then read, and, on mo.
tian OF Mr.. CocHRAa, made the special order
Tor to-uosrowat haltpsst 10 o'clock, and
toe Continuing order until disposed OF.
THs srAxxs-TAaNzx coRrBsrEp xIEcrr.s,
: Tue report Of the Cornmjttee on priv.
leges ae0 Elections, asking that the contazt.
ed-eleetfon Gaze o. st8rke Us. Tanner ha n!
definitely poei poned, the eontessaut. thrnnsh
his eousses, Mr.. John 8. Wise, hsyinY with.
@draInthscoutsst, ws taken up and sqrsod
70. 1T g.2s 80. Esa&.Le
fe TIE sFszs7IoN ~ SAxArJps,l II
az. yoa4aHess presented j,int resolution
FOR tbs appojn ssaeat Of special jeInt con.
raittee of shsse5 on the pertof the Senate and
nvs 90 tho psrta OF che Hoise, 70 st during
she RECESS of ,be Geaefsi Assembly, 70 exi
anime ard report oad the whole subject of
.taxstioe sEd fnancepf. The Sssts. The Aom-
.littea Shall sasa paRer 10 nsli on any ofasess
OF the Comnpon wealth for sny infot ton
% lnsy be necessary for this inqulfy and
sss snth iesostnAaiep. printed by the SUE
u & 1tof Public Printing when Isces.
asr aye their report printed for the |
anaf -ssss 3 II Assent Ided tsJsA
,sttse shall not bs eu,ftledt
20 49, sss diem tfavesl.SE eel
saauify.
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~ RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT THE
EoREGoN-HILL METHODIST CHURCH TO-
NIGHT, conducted by members Of tho Young
Mems Christian Association, commencing at "a
quarter to 5oAcfock.~--------------
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WHAT YOU HAVE In THE ARLINGTON
yn have Company managed southern gentle
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p,rnyoNr AND ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE
| .a.a.. RICHMOND,
1876
fs; ptasi Sse 9a ssasa .s7as 81
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Premiums policy ns profits s7S4 2s7 81
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Balance assets s2Sl2&sl 81
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LECTURES.

r RE.-,e-GRADLES, PAREGO.
La RIG, ND rBROOMSTICX6H-By, request,
Pc. R.gUETgks BEAzL LEY, The huIo rtsf. vii
sgsTic, snds BrenlnsacEs Tat the FirRfnis Opera
asgss, on .TH sDAY h1aHT, s2lsst IPstsas, al e
- Ticssss, 2Srsents Igor sale ~ B.. sowswsss
cigar emporium, No. 8 Ninth streets apdaslths
door. NH 20-2t
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! ag.saaP PAPER WAREHOUSE. Z
DIAPER AND STATIONERY WARE
:. HOUSE, No. 8 GOVERNOR STREET.

= Z 22sE.i%2 GEORGE W. GARY "Zs@
begs leave to inform his customers and the public
that he has opened at the sbove-named place full
line OF PAPER Of all sizes aud descriptions which
he is prepared to furnish in quantities TO the rsds
At prices that willdefy competition. : Il Il -
TENYELoPEs--all siEes, shxdes, and Qualities
cheaper than elsewhere TO befound. :a-<faauEy
4, CARDS, CARD-BOARDS. and PRINTERS
BLANKS full supply, and marked down. Being
sole agent for particular line, can otter induce
nents to printers and all in want Il i34z3ss5li
STATIONERY-a new and fresh stock on hand
and to arrive. All the novelties In this line will b
constantly kept - 81 js5Eis'} 81 ~ t&NstjE@
WEDDING ada INVITATION CARDS or the
aiest styles, printed or engraved st short notice
Mr. GEORGE d. BIBGOoD, SO long and wen
known TO the trade, has charge Of this department.
OF the busfiess. anJ Win Re Happy 70 welcome his
old customers and friends. sa5 ss'si's ..s-
BOOK AND SOB PRINTING done ii every
;tyla. ~ rs 5'suai 81 GEORGE w GARY, =
GiEljiif s.. oius taIzi sBtsticuer and Printer,
4 nh a1gas1 g'de1 NOS. and Governor street;
- E-
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IOB.Ss, b. CLAIBORNE, No. 11Os Main
street, Richmond, Va. agent MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY. OF NEW YORK. Cash
assets over $75,U00,0OQ. Cash dividends surpass-
ais all others at first and every anniversary Of poll
cies. Premiums payable annually. semi ANNUALLY.
and quarterly. The Oldest, largest, and cheapest
company In the United States. NJ. ia Ism
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n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN.
LIZ SURANCE AGENTS, 1e1 MAIN sTRxA:
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANT1LE N
SURANCE COMPANY, Of London and Edip
bureh. Capital, ST. 100000 gold;
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Cinctn
natl Ohio-assets ever $1.c00,000: q
NY, OF New York--as:ets over 100000:
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, a.
BROOKLYN. n. Y.-assets over 100000. -:
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. oY sRroon
Iyn. N.Y.-assets over ~, 100000. ~ DIVA
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY. O,
rg 2nnos,ted vith the Tre.r $4,000: $50
o9o. Losses equttablv osinatea and nsnnntiv IA e
u y .als ageacS. OBLIGATIONS solicited, and tmme
date atanaoH -iven thereto. oc 10
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HANDBuLS, 81 to % per hundred q
III ha DEPAyHM PRNTIEeiHoUaE
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AfIer considerable discussion the gesoiul.
ton was agreed to--ayes, 20s noes,
r7sau s,r,R NnvxRnfslss a {:

AFTER considerable discussion the resotn-.
ton was agreed to--ayes, 20; noes,
s1s PROM rRE GOVERNOR. Il
The paEsmxsr lid before the Senate g
communications from the Governor enclosing
communication from the attorney. Gen.
eral showsng the character and posture OF
certain proceedings In the Federal courts 10
regard to the oyster fisheries Of the Com
monwealth.
On motion of Mr. FIssEY the cemmunica,
ton was referred to the Committee for
Courts of Justice. Fl. ~. q,
PARLIAMENTARY Law. ~, s4.s ~
On motion OF Mr.. ELLIoTT the use, Of the
Senate chamber was granted to Rev. lsaac
Tinsley for Thursday evening next TO de-
liver a lecture on parliamentary law.
On motion Of Mr.. BLAND the Senate ad-
journed. 81, sa 1855;
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The, House met at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Speaker HANGER in the chair. No prayer.
PUT ON TIE CALENDAR. 81! 2.a>
Under suspension of the rules the follow.
ing Senate bills were put on the calendar :
ON motion of Mr.. MoELRoY, TO provide
for the registration of the voters OF Wise
county ;soa motion ofsMr. BROOKS, to In.
corporate the Manchester Railway and Land
Improvement Company !, on molten OF Mr.
BErra, to permit the voters OF Northumoer-
land county to vote on thedisposition OF Inc
glebe fund {; ON motion Of Mr.sPoWELL, o.
Franklin, an act to amend the charter or tne
Milton aud Sutherlin Narrow.Gauge Raiiroad
n nm fso-E~%@s
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The, House met at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Speaker HANGER 10 the chair. No prayer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-07

po con los espafioles en- medic d,
aquel turbulento y airado mar que 10
levantaba para. cubrirlos despues eter
namente con SUI cerdleo manto for
maban el cuadro mas aterrador que
habfan presenciado los hombres.
Y para mayor desgracia, en- las cos
tas de Irlanda, en- el setentrion dc
Escocia, en- las Orcadas y en- las He
bridas acabaron las tempestades con
la escuadra, que lego a Espana muer.
tos sus principales capitanes, con la
tercera parte de sus buques en- e]
mas lamentable estado y con doce
mil espanoles menos. Desde ent6n-
ces puede decirse que la nacion bri-
tanica es la reina de los mares, desde
ent6nces nadie os6 acometerla y en-
su nido de roca, azotado por los tor
mentosos mares del Norte, con I'm
pueblo altivo & inteligente, parece de-
Cir al mundo entero que la orgullosa
Albion sera siempre inconquistable.
No Sc durmi6 sobre sus laureles Isa-
bel. Drake y Norris con 70 navfos,
y veinte mil hombres de desembarco
sc presentaron delante de la Coruf1a
donde estaba espirando Martin Recall
de. Consiguieron algunas ventajas;
pero al pretender apoderarse de la
poblacion, ancianos, j6venes mujeres
centre las cuales Sc cuenta la celebre
Maria Pita) y niflos volaron a las ar
mas, y ell porente rugido del leon hizo
huir avergonzado al leopardo. Caye-
ron sobre Lisboa; pero los portugue
ses, 6eles al rey de Espana de quien
eran stbditos, tampoco consintieron
que los ingleses llevaran a cabo sus
designios y Drake y Norris volyieron
& su patria con su escuadra destroza-
da y con miles de sus marinos muer-
tos sin haber conseguido NADIA.
Tales son a grandes rasgos los
principales acontecimientos marltimos
de aquel siglo.
Hemos eliminado pequehos COM
bates, poraue como mas arriba mani
festamos cualquier episodio naval del
siglo XVI debiera ocupar muchas pa
ginas. No debemos olvidar aqui cue
hubo marinos muy celebres como Ell
cano, Magallanes, Mendana, Cabral,
Sebastian Cabot, g..
(Continuayd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-07
Don Felipe Garcia de MauriNo, 06
E DIO r 0

al pdblico hace saber que en- la
causa criminal que instruye en- averi-
guacion de la introduction y expendi-
cion de moneda falsa, Sc manda q la
mar por ell termino de nueve dias a
las personas que tengan noticias de la
introduction de moneda de orc falsa
que Sc dice hecha y de los individuos
que 10 efectuaron 10 mismo que de los
que Sc hayan ocupado en- su expendio
para que Sc presenter q declarar 10
que acerca del particular les conste, &
igualmente q los que tengan en- su
poder las citadas monedas va sean es-
pa1olas, mejicanas, colombianas 6
CALIFORNIA; para que en- el propio ter
mino las presenter en- este Juzgado,
apercibidos los que no 10 hicieren de
que 81 por cualquier evento Sc descu-
briesen en- su poder seran tenidos por
ocultadores y c6mplicesde la expen-
dicion introduction de monedas fall
sas y tratados como tales.
Y para su correspondence publica-
cion en- ell BoLETIN MERcANTIL ibro
ell presente en- Puerto Rico q 2 lie
julio de 1876.-Felipe Garcia de
MawiNo.-De 6rden de S. S., Deme-
trio Gime,sez q Moreno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-07

Con lamentable atraso hemos reci.
bido peri6dicos de Ia Habana hasta e]
21 de JUNO, traidos por ell vapor.
cOrreO de las Antillas, entrado hoy en-
nuestro puerto. Como hasta el II
hemos publicado las noticias ALI ocu-
rridas, bien POGO de notable tenemos
que anadir. El entierro del Sr. Obs
po D. Apolinar Serrano Y Diez, santo
6 ilustrado varon que alll Sc habia
adquirido las simpatfas generates, ha
sido imponente, espl6ndido. Ell pre-
ladO habia dado de limosna todos sus
honorarios y Sc encontr6 tan pobre al
dejar este mundo, que fu6 precise
abrir una suscripcion que encabez6
el Excmo. Sr. Captain General con
S 500, para costear los gastOs de sus
funerales.
Lo 1nico nuevo que hallamos en- ell
DiGrio de la Marina del -, es 10 81
guiente:
LAS secciones de Jibaros, segun
noticias oficiales que acabamos de
recibir, que operan en- ell departameto
Central, han dispersado al enemigo
en- las Lajas, causandole muertos y
varios prisioneros con 5 armas de fue-
go Y dos caballos.
En- Ia jurisdiction de Santa Clara,
Sc preSentaron ell Is, insurrectos &
indulto, uno de ellos con armas.
Ell 16 tue alcanzada y batida por
fuerzas del reginiento caballeria del
Rey primer battalion de Tarragona,
uua partida insurrecta que habia ro-
bado 80 reses en- ell partido de Seiba-
DO, causandole dos muertos Y ocupan-
dole dos armamentos y tres caballos,
sin novedad por nuestra parte.
En- Cienfuegos Sc present6, el II,
un insurrecto armada a lndulto Y ell
Is otro sin armas.
Fuerzas de los escuadrones de mi
licias a inmediaciones de Zaza (Sancti
Spiritus), batieron q una partida ene-
miga, a la que hicieron dos muertos,
ocupandole s caballos y dos ac6milas,
800 capsulas, teniendo por nuestra
parte TN acemilero desaparecido."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-07
ExrRAcTo DE La GACETA DEL 6.

Una circular del Sr. Secretario de
Gobierno recomienaa a los Ayunta-
mientos el puntual pago al contratista
dc Ia Gdcetd.
Ell Municipio de Arecibo en- acta
del % de JUNO da las gracias al far
maceutico D. Justo Hjalmarson por
las medicinas que sin retribucion al
guna suministr6 & los pobres virulentos
de cierto ndmero de barrios de aquel
departamento, y el Excmo. Sr. Go
bernador General asocia sus votos de
gratitud 4 los de la Corporation.
Ell Excmo. Sr Ministro de Ultra
mar remite q este Gobierno General
nota de los buques ingleses destina-
dos q Ia persecution del trafco me-
grero. Sc senala el dia 81 de Julio
para la subasta de la confeccion de
una mu la de ropa para cada con6na-
do del preside.
Sc publican las relaciones nomina-
les de los individuos sorprendidos en-
juegos prohibidos en- Adjuntas, Ceiba
y Utuado.
Sc designa ell dia 19 del corriente
para la subasta en- la Secretar1a del
Gobierno de las obras de repracion
de Ia aduana de Mayaguez presu-
puestadas en- 6784 pesetas.
Sc concede q d. Ciprian Blondet,
de Patillas, $50 litros de aqua por Sc,
gundo del rio Real para aumentar ell
Tiego de su hacienda Adela.
1nsertase una 6rden del dia sobre
los sargentos y cabos pasados 4 las
tilas carlistas que Sc han acogido a
indulto; una adicion sobre haber side
condenado ell alferez Echavarri y
Oyuelos q seis amos de presidio poi
81 Consejo de guerra de ofciales ge
nerales de la Habana por fuga fal
sifcacion. La orden del dia 8 con
tiene la real 6rden de 4 de mayo 1l
timo en- que Sc designa el jefe gu,
debe presidir los consoles de guerr,
ordinarios. Publfcase la real ordel
de 20 de mayo en- que Sc marcan la
yentajas que obtendran losjefes, oficia
les y soldados que former parte de
nueva expedition que 50 prepare par
Cuba.
Anuncia L Real Audiencia d
Puerto Rico 4 vacanta de- il escribs
% dsAptuaaGienss as IA Qarolln. .