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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
Az6car y Mieles

neorados por los aparatos econ6micos prive-
giados para la descoloracion defecaclon del gua-
rapo producidas por Ell acido sufuroso apicado por
una inysc,io de vapor.
Las personals interesadas en- su adquisicion pueden
lrigirse Jose Beaupied Concordia 23, Mayaguez
en- donde encontraran tamben de venta y de OCCASION
los efectos siguientes;
I'm magnlfco alafnbique de vapor de dos pipas dia-
rias (fabrica de Mac Onie Mirrla Otro aambique
frances de Egrot, contindo al vapor de dos pipas
vamhien.
Un tacho al vapor are lbre para hacer 81 trabajo
de cuatro evaporadoras una paila -mutltubulal de
tubos movies de patente tabrcado por Ia casa
Fait Watson de las dmensiones sguientes: IL pies
largo, s pies de dametro noventa tabos de pull
gadas menos cuarta Esa paia no ha trabalado nunca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
No MIS- BNF.RnBDADlS DE- Ia Pill
EnisskOras eaes aeOctOr lE tiIs a II.

Estas plldoras son e resutado de la esperencia adj
ourida Dor cuarenta amos de notabisimos estudios
hecos por ell lustre doctor Cazenave e Hospital de
San LUIS, consagrado especlamene al tratamlento de
todas las Intermediates de la piel.
Los Sres. tacultatvos pueden pues recetarlas los
enterlnos tomarlas, con la confanz absolute,
guros de obtener ell breve tempo sin posibdad al
guna de recaida la curaeion completA de los exec
mas barros pcazones, tina, en- general detodas las
erupciones Intermediates de la piel cuaes tuera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
LllIIR DIGiSlIVO DB PDPSlNA
GRIMAULT Y G.. farmaceuticos en- Paris

La Pepsina cl principle que opera en- ell estomago
digestion de los alimentos, como todas las enter
medades del est6mago provienen de maas dlgestlones
es decr de falta alteration del ugo gastrico la Pep
sna le devuelve toda 81 energla.
Regulariza las funciones dlgestvas cura radical
ente los dolores de estomagos las gastragas la gas
trts, las nadseas los vomitos de las senoras emba
razadas la hnchazon del yentre de los ntestlnos,
la dsenterIa de os ninos.
Encuenranse todos estos productos Ell Puerto Rico,
casa de L. S. ALFONSO, v todas las Boticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
Las virtudes Y ventajas
DEL EGYPTIAN HAIR CoL0aING

consisten en- qne NO TIENE SEDIMIENvo; es tras-
parente mpio La persona delicada puede nsarlo
sin Ell mas leve riesgo la saIud Quita la caspa; evta
la cada del cabello restabece vitaldad cuando
ha marchitado por Ell uso de composciones veneosas
evita la calvieie; .RESTAURA AL 'CABELLO SU
COLOR NATURAL, BIEN HAYA SIDO fERDI-
DO POR LA EDAD, ENFERMEDAD, U POR
OTRA CAUSA ACUALQUIERA, conservandolo en- la
,nisma condicion saludable de la juventud.
Unieo agente en- la Capital el Lcdo. D. Miguel G..
I.edesma calle de San francisco. mum. "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
I'll descubriniano mas ppaue del Siglol
Egyptian Hair Coloring.
1873
2 No es Mm tisste.

A la vez que pie con cuanto ofrecen Sc propo-
men Ia innidad de artlcuos que haan de venGa no
% ~ asesa n as les
Cabello, cuyas propiedade dependen del Nitrate de
plata de otros metales venenosos, porque
Diferente de otra preparedness,
No dejamancha en- la piel 5 en- la ropa.
No ennegrece los ornameutos de orc 6 plata.
No dea una capa nsoluble de azufre de acetate de
plata eu Ell cabello, que es nocivo desagradable.
No destruye la vitaidad del cabeo, nj causa la cal
vcie prematura como 10 hacen otras preparedness.
No afecta de ningun modo la salud, como 10 han he
cho oras preparedness metacas de una manera alar-
mante hasta ell extreme de lamar la atencion del pt
bco la prensa periodical amonestandoe contra su uso.
No requere ell uso continue de aceites ni pomadas
para contrarar la aspereza los efectos secantas con-
secuentes al uso de preparedness nocivas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
Giro de Letras,

Sobre Cadiz sevilla, Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga,
Coruna, Sautander, San Sebastian Y Valencia, Dor
cantidades de $2o en adelante oora vista giran los
que suscriben.
Puerto Rico 18 de Febrero de 1S75.-Irierte, H
manO de Caracena,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07

Ell balsamo borCua no tiene rival como
esenc;almente oeterslvo y clcatrizante, en-
la radical curacion de toda espec'e de Ill
ceras por inveteradas que sean, y las de
caracter atonico.
A su aplicacion nc Sc ha resstido MIN
gun case de heridas, quenaduras, 1lceras
de toda especie y las siGl1ticas, almorra-
mas y bubas.
Diversos certi6cados facultativos y de
particulares que 10 han usado, y su en-
pleo en- diversos hospitales, 10 ponen a
una a.tura que hasta ahora nc ha alcan-
zado ninguu otro nedicamento.
A cada bote acompana impreso ell me-
todo curative que debe obseryarse en- su
empleo.
BAisamO Maria Lnisa.
1nfalible. para, la curacion de toda es-
pecie de dolores, va sean agudos Q croni-
cos, Goa especia idad los nerviosos, los
e6llcos, los c6licos menstruales y los reu-
maticos.
Cada bote igualmente que ell "Boricua"
va acompanado del metodo curative que
debe observance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
- - 4f.sess sss -
Circular. r.

y sSi i'sls7 Puerto Rico 10 dc Eaero de 1876.
....<.. Muy Sr. nuestro:4f "a. ofr ze
Participgmos 4 que con esta fecha hemos esta-
becio una sociedad que girara plaza bajo la
~ fazon;des a8ft9l sei So 51R
sSg sORRI No DIE LAERROCA Y COMP.
ID cual se dedicara al ramo de inpresiones I'M
prenta del BCLETIN MERCANTII, al de LitogratIa en-
gu nuevo establecmiento litografco La Hspano Ame-
fr;cana la venta de efeetos de escritoro Amacen
de papel. 81
Esta sociedad Sc encarga de la liquidation de la
81 QUE en- los msmos Tamos tenia establecda nuestro
socio eomandtario D. francisco Larroca, siendo el
g.1nico gerente ella d. Eduardo Larreca Pascuai
conanza que Sc digne tomar nota hourar la frma
Il &.stcia de sus aA.os. 8! SsS O. B. s. M-Sobrino de
49,. Larroca yCaqsisg.r ---.- -2--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
o..as ~ = ..a as Circular.
:i+s.as:,1E f&2r% ---.- ---- -
s:".s@+ 4%s Humacao p r. 90 de Diciena5re de 1876.

ST.. ,s<s% ~1 -e.
Muy Sr nuestro:
Participamos Y. que la casa de comercio que gi-
raba en- eli pueblo de Naguabo bajo Ia de h. Pou
~ Ce en- quidacen sucursal de esta, ha cesado
en- sus neg desds esa fecha por venta que hemos
4cargo de 81 la liquidation de la refeida sucursa
Agradecidos por la conhanza que nos ha dispense
do '. le suplcamos sirya Evorecer con la misma
anueva que establece D. Alexandra Viader
AL misno tempo le informamos que la liquidacion
de esta principal de Humacao queda cargo de les So
clos D. Ramon Pou d. Narciso Soler.
a[. Queaanos de " atentos Seguros Servidores.--R.
i Pou Ca en- louidacion, s- ii 9Er 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
S evende. v

Una prensa de cortar papel enteramen-
to nneva, con cachills de repuesto en- $25
MIC. En IA Imprenta del BQLgrlN, plaza
principal g. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
D. Joaquin Por. alta,

dad de Cadz por espacio de dez anos, ofrece
sus servicios respectable pnbico los baos dc
la casa de la sonora Vuda de Gonzalez, cae dol san
to Crs,o ntmero IA. Los pobres hallaran su estudo
alberto para consutas gratis dc IL de la tarde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
A Wis O..

@5s& asg45f ~ .s--S---------t a'h.lets5"
Todos los que tengan cuentas pendentes con 81 Il
pado d. Juan Lopez, que viva en- la Marina, caie de
Isabel niimero 26 sc srvr4n concurrir iqudarlas
con ell aibacea testamentario que suscribe en- el ter
ino de- 30 dias eontar desde la fecha.-Pnerto- Rico
% g de Enero de 1e76.-Santos Gonzalez Urla. Id
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
Advertencia Importante.

Para que el pdblico no sea sorrren.
dido con preparedness que carezean de
las condolences, de mis- balsamos, cada
bo,e de 'Boricua' "Marla Luisa" lie
vara mi frma y r1brica manuscrita C.
L. Gissestye.-Adjuntas, Puerto-Rico.-
Dep6sito por ahora en- Ponce, en- Ia
Farmacia de d Pedro Garriga. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
Agenda de bufete
PARA La ISLA DE- RUDRlO-RlCQ.

Contiene el amanaque para 1876 lstas de los conner
ciantes de las prncpaes poblaciones de la isla mov
mento de correos tarfas de tranqueo costo de tele
gramas tablas, estadistca otra porcon de datos y
nocias neresantes para el Comerco para toda case
depersonas. ....
~ ORDENADA Y ARREGLADA
por D. Luis Cueto Gonzales QuVdno.
Tiene tambien ell libro uua Gu1a de la Capital un
ibro de correntes Vendese las mprentas de
Sanc6rrit del Comercio peso ejemplar la rstica
/ reales cartone.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
NUN. 8.
pREc1os DE sUscRiPcIoN

Por un ano $40 la isPor se meses $91oU Pof
nm trnsre $3Por reaes en- IA GaI' ~ en- 81 o
~ = mn ano en- Peninsula e exTangero envandO
u u franco de porte por nges SIS anraesPo
aao en- la isa de Cuba $I2 ,,.ad- =. ;
las suscpcones siempre adeanadoy los uscrp
torres puedn Agentes deectanen on esta Ao
rninistracop. ,4-t A. uono.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
Consulad Britanico.

La correspondence Sc oerra en- este Consulate los
dlas siguientes:
Para ingaterra, Espana,
Francia, Alemauia, toda
Europa, Asia. Santh6mas FL IL 13 y27.
Pacifco. TERRA irme Las
Colonias Ingesas.
Para la Habana Mejico. : Ell dia II.
Para el Brasil Rio de I'll ao o.
la Plata. III VI" ga
Para santo Domingo. Los dias 9 y 10.
pao. Estados undos Via s1srssD5 de ssn5hSns' gGE
Para los rssaaos unidos. vi. p Pi1 5snsiea. ~
segun disposition del Gobernador Britanico Ell los
ias de correspondents para Europa, las
ran este Consuados hasta la del dia sin multa
hasa las con una multa de 10 centanyos por car
las, excepto las que hechen en- el bazon los seos
iaq5eScS necesarios.
Claudo ell franqueo forzoso y las cartas puestaA
Ell buzon son hauqueadas no pueden ser epvia
das por ell vapor ingles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
C,arnas de hierro

y forros para las misnlas, Sc hailan
Observation-Disclosures Senta, en- ell esta
blecimiet4to "El TELEGRAPH" ca lie de
San Justo, u1mero II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
Medicamentos
MODERNOS ESPECIALES.

MODERNOS ESPECIALES,
aprobados por 1as fasultades Medico Qui-
rdrgico-F Farmaceutica, y autorizada su
venta p,r ell Gobierno General de Puerto
Rico.
BE.SAHsO I'd BzCU a.
(No MAS GLcERAs)
RA aAaAEK&b MARIA LEja "a @
mo MAS DOLORES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
Una -estancla
d n,ensaaEidades y 500 pesos ea>n,auos.

7I : N{g%3 a0UkE faET ssG-4
Sc yende una de Glen cuerdas de TERRA coindante
con Ia ollebrada de Juan Mendez cnco minutes dei
pueblo de Rio piedras Eene casa de habitaoion, al
cunas plantaciones de cafe seteceutas pamas de CO.
CO de mas de un ao seis vaces, ties yunas de bueyes
dos cabaos para carga, un burro dos carretas La
persona que leoOnEsaga, Sc ssrviTa verse en- dlcho
pueblo :on d. Federico Caro-, cale del Sol ndmero a.
para gu trato. 49,, ..,2 g. 4. u. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
Alcoholado
de "Ni1lo sin cota,' preparado
.POR d. RAMON RUIZ.

Este precioso medicamento, extraido de las hoas
de un arbol de este pals conOcidO el nombre de
'Nino sin cota," es de aroma exquisite de pro
pedades medlcnales extraordinarias.
La experiencia de muchos amos ha demostrado en- e
accion poderosa efcaz las afeccones gotosas
reumaticas, en- las neuraglas mas rebeldes otros
tratamientos las Intermediates catarrales, tanto
del aparato respiratorio del tubo intestinal
todas aquelas la cuaes necesao dar tonicidad
la piel oponerse los efectos de los enfriamientos
repentinos s supresones de Transportation. I
DE un perfume suave agradaD.e, puede hacerse
de el para ell tocadOr, el bano, &a sobre todo
como preservativo de los dolores de muelas carries
ientarias.
MODO DE ISAseLA.
En- fricciones panos sobre las parties deloridas 6
en- la garganta uso de catarros fricciones apo
sitos sobre ell vientre las enfsrmedades ntestna
.s.-Dep6sto general por ahora en- Arecibo II
Hero galvanizado,
DE SUPERIOR CLASE
Y A PRECIOs CONTEMPORARIES
Almacen de Francisco Baston Ca San Francisco
nfmarO IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07

=, .sa ssclA hen1os establecido una de conner
saza z otra an Ia vecina isa de Sam Tho.
nos halo IA razon social de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
ANO 36.
eRECIOS DE ANJJNCTOS.

s45itas a aea de pablcAndose ha
oh8ssA dSbs eddo Toe de puba
los
convenconae
= nicados Q abonar&n .adslantados.a 7fH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
A N NUNCIO.

81 conocido escultor D. slsio Brllas, de cuvos ira
baos an MADEIRA tanto sc ha ocupado en- amos anero
res la prensa de es Capital ha vuelto abrr su taller
de escutWa, pntura, dorado Abriea de espeios en-
Ia Gale .e Ia Ecraleza mum. q donde sc ofrece Ina
tr.ao p6blico de toda Ia lsla
Restaura los eapeios que ssten en- NAL astado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
D. Jose Lja&, n5tco-CiIqjan(}
San Francisco, II.

cutGncds.
Con uta puhlica medic, do la elecircidad to
dos los dias de Ii lie la tarIe gratis les bopres
, 1876-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
EXPOSITION.

The CHICAGO EXPOSITION Is now Magnificent
Success, only second to the Centennial with attend
ance proporttonately larger.
The exhibits arc more ELEGANT, VARIED, and IN
IERESTlNG than ever before. The ART DISPLAY
Is the very best in America aud all other departments
chacngc comparison for quality With any similar show.
No intelligent person family should fail to visit this
Great Western Centennfa-THE INTERSTATE m
DUSTRlAL EXPOSITION OF CHICAGO.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
For Adults, one admission, good for ali day and
evening so
evening rs
all day aud evening rs
For Children on Saturday, one admission, good
for 81! day and evening" rs
For Adults, every day after 6 p. m. ,25
For Children, every day after p. m.- Is
Communication Tickets, fifteen admissions S. 90
excursion parties
, 1876-09-24

CA | TAR(FF(|H,
TWELVE YEARS
OF SUFFERING.

G.; GEXIIEMEE: r About M r years ago while travelling
singer. took severe cold and laid Up at New
ark, n j. THIS cold brought on severe attack of
Catarrt. which bat1led with known remedy for
four weeks without await, and finally Obliged TO
give up desirable position and hoe
Bic to sing note For three years afterwards was
left nasai and throat 20 sensitive that the
Frustrated. In this way continued to sufIer. The
last attack the seyercst ever had, was terrible.
suffered the most excrucatng pain In my head
hoarse to be scarcely able 70 speak and coughcd tn
tton and firmly believe that had these symptoms con
casy vietim When in this distressing con4tlon COM
very reluctantly confess as had tried all tho adyer
tised without benefit The first dose Of this
hardly possible for one whose head accs. eyes ache
who scarcely arculare distinctly on account OF the
choking aeeqmnlatons in his throat to realize how
sanfGrda Radical Cure Under its Influence, both In
teEnnl aud external, rapidly recovered nnl y
casiona use Of the remedy since have been entirely free
from Catarrh, for the first time in twelve years.
Respectfully yours, GEO ". NOLBROOK.
Waltham. Mass. ian. & 1876,
r. S. 1purChnscd the Itaulcal Cure Of GEORGE II.
ROGERS, Druggist, Kumford Building
, 1876-09-24

Stanley Hail, corner Lake and Paulfna sts.-Grand
Soirce every Saturday evening, commencing 3h Inst
Tickets. 50 cents: Music By Wedrwood's Full Band
above hall for Instruction ~ Dancine, for Ladies,
Misses and Masters on saturl lay 3th inst, at p.
Single admission. IS cents: tickets. 81.
J. G.. WEDG WOOD, Professor OF Daucfng
, 1876-09-24

Every plant and herb that yields its medical to
It is placed In an improved still and there mingled with
asovent liquid. which. by heat, is made to pass
into the receiver bearing with it the healing
or juices Of these plants and herbs free from every
talnaton. pure and col0r1css. Thus the active, medt
cal constituents OF thousands Of pounds Of herbs may be
condensed into very small compass. In this way San
lords Radical Cue IS divested OF the nauseatng,
worthless features Of all other remediea while
tive properties arc increased tenfod It Is positively
the greatest medical triumph Of the age.
Each package contains Dr.. santord's Improved In
hang Tube, with full directions for in MI cases.
Price, 8. 90. For sale By n wholesale and rcta drug
Etsts throughout the United States. WEEKS & POT
TER, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Bos-
ton.
, 1876-09-24
SANFORD'S
RADICALCURE
For CATARRH

has worked revolution in the treatment Of Catarrh
1t has beyond al doubt that this dsenae
even in its forms is curble and that comfort
aud happiness may be made follow years OF misery.
years Of suffering, BY persistent it, The method
OF treatment originated by Dr.. Sanford. VIZ the local
and constitutional by remedy prepared by dst1latfon
IS the only offered to the public that will bear
the test Of time.
, 1876-09-24

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILR0An
Depots, foot OF Lake-st. In1tana-ay and Sl4ernth-
g., and Canal and Sixteeuth-sts- Ticket OmeeA 50
Clark st.. and ut depots-
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
Our London Cable Letter.

The cattle show has, we tear, quite over
shadowed all other topics in the British
metropolis during the past week. To that
and blubbery pig all England turns yearly a
greasy glance of bucolic admiration. The
Heir Apparent is commended for his swine,
which shows that, although reputed prodi-
gal by the lampooners that are never want
ing around the bottom steps of throne,
he has never had any necessity to
90 halves with the hogs for their
husks. The glory of fat meat that was gazed
on by London and it's visitors has been
rather enhanced than otherwise by the
ostentatious meeting Of thin blooded ascetics
who are addicted to vegetable diet.
He who recalls Hogarths picture of
the "Gate of Calais" must admit that the
lean Frenchman, with his little bowl of
soupe maigre, sets off the richness Of the sir
loin of "Roast Beef of Old England" which
man is seen hurrying off with. The vege-
tarians gave the requisite contrast, as
spinach does to pigs jowl. A young
earl. it appears, can run away with
another lords wife as well in England as
elsewhere, but they do not sack cities about
such matters nowadays as they did when
Time and Helen were young three thousand
years ago. We see that the royal family
have entered on useful career Prince
Leopold performs on the piano, and the Duke
of Edinburgh, like William in "Black-
Eyed Susan" 'plays the fddlo like an
angel" Her Majesty the Queen comes out
Of her retirement and promises to lead the
season with royal entertainments at Buck
ingham Palace. For the rest the theatres
are dull, as they always are just before
Christmas. Then come pantomime and
family dinner reunions-Jack-puddin and
plum pudding
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
The Brooklyn Funeral.

More than . hundred victims of the
Brooklyn tragedy were inferred in Green
wood Cemetery yesterday. Some Of them
had been recognized and were fol-
lowed to their long home by sor-
rowing friends, but the great majority
were unknown to any one who had viewed
their remains, and as the great funeral cor
tege passed through the dense throng Of
citizens there was scarcely a spectator who
could not justly tremble for fear that
friend of his own might be represented by
the unrecognizable contents Of some one Of
the coffins. The whole city seemed to go
into mourning; even those who had lost no
friends could not be insensible to the great
sorrow of those about them, and for once
the flags at half-mast, the draped buildings
and the bated voices expressed for the living
even more sorrow than for the dead The
services at the great grave, though simple,
we're far from being perfunctory. The SER
mon, while acknowledging the wisdom and
goodness of Providence, only echoed the
heart questionings Of the thousands who
wonder for what purpose the terrible calam-
ity was allowed to occur. Brooklyn never
before knew SO solemn day, and her cti-
zens may well pray to be forever delivered
from another like it.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
Tweed and TIA n, many,

More of the secret history of the great
Tammany conspiracy is given to the public
to-day Tweed we find to be like Iago,
when he said From this time forth / never
will speak word" 1t is true that he con-
sents to talk of the offences Of the news
papers but is silent as to his own. Not even
tho golden temptation Of fifty thousand
dollars can induce HIM to tell what
he knows. But all of his friends are not
SO secret, and if what they reveal is not evil
dence, ns Mr.. Tweed claims. it is certainly
interesting information. There is a glimpse
Of Peter Il. Swceny, too. living in compara-
tive poverty in Paris, which probably means
that he has plenty Of money yet, and of
Connolly travelling in luxury, the most
fortunate and the richest of the three
Tweed is rich, but in Jail (; Sweeny
is free, but poor; Connolly is both
wealthy and at liberty. How the frauds Of
naturalization were accomplished under the
Ring, how Tweed differed from Sweeny in
his methods, how bills were passed in the
Tammany time and why Peter i. Sweeny
does not come home are mysteries upon
which more light is thrown by the informa-
ton we present.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
Federal Dayoncts and state Legis-
IAtures.

General Ruger's reply to the com mittee
of the South Carolina House OF Representa-
tives informs tho committee that the United
States troops who hold possession of the
State House at Columbia arc there by his
order for the purpose of executing such
orders as might be given to them, and that
should the Wallace House attempt to enter
the Legislative hall his present orders
would require the officers to assist those in
charge Of the doors to prevent such entry
should they be called upon to do So
General Ruger, Of course, has nothing
to do as soldier but to obey
orders. But the Wallace House has now
been declared legal by the courts of the
State and has a constitutional quorum of
members bearing the certificate of the
Chamberlain Returning Board and Secretary
of State. Should they now be intcrfered
with by the federal troops no plea of igno-
rance on the part OF President Grant or
of q misapprehension of orders by Gen.
eral Ruger or any of his subordinate
officers could intervene. The people
are now interested in the question,
How long is this interference of the United
States military with purely State affairs and
with so high and responsible a body as a
State Legislature to continue? Before clec-
tion the presence of the troops was said to