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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
ANUNCIOS DIVKRSOS.
BICMO. AYUNIAAIBNlO
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
PRESIDENCIA.

Ell dia 18 de los oorrentes las nueve de su ma.
nana tendr4 lugar las saas consstor lies ante la
Jnna de subastas sl remate de la lena procendente
de los arboes que, de los paseos de la 'Princesa"
"Paerta de tierra derrb6 el huracan de San Felipe
La eual ha sido tasada doscientos pesos, moneda
corriente
Lo que 90 avisa alpdblico para que los que dsseen
hacer proposCionss 10 verfqueo por sscyto hacienda
constar en- elias que e impere de ofera s consig
aaran en- a Depositarla municipal e acto de adiu-
dcarssle bueoa pro, cuyo n le traer6u consgo asi
como el deber de evarse la lena del aitio donde esta
On 81 precise termino de ounce das
No Sc admitirad proposciones que baien de las dos
sercras parties del vaor que hs lido ustpreciada
alena.-Puerto-Rico, Novismbre de 1s76-El Alcaa
de, Basson. l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Gran Fabrica de Tabacos.
"sLO5 KECOMENDABLES''
De LLOMPART Y COMP,
FORTALEZA % SAN JOSE MUMERO g

Imperiales en- cajas de 50.. "a S 70
Canones rayados de 50..-.-.." so.
RegaIia Britannica de so. ...." (" so.
Conchas de regalo de So -" j" 40.
Regatta do la ltaina de 100 ." 40.
Breyas ci.indradas de 100. /" 40.
Rrevas t1o,. de 100 uG23
Brevas chicas de 100.. "25.
Regalfa de conchas de lOO-. g" 80
Regalla superior de 10O---.."" 30
Rogalla de Londres de 100.-- 8" 80
LoOdres limos de 100. 60" 25
ksgallas. ........,.......- %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
MovIMIENTo MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Dia4.-4Ds Brunswich, sgol'amer "G L. Bradley
con maderas Margary
ia. De Mayaguez. berg gol esp ~. F., cap
Vicente Antonio Genaro en- lastre.
Idem 5.-De Vieques, bal esp Catalina, pat An.
tonic Rodriguez, con c3rbon. So
Idem 7.-Ds la Coruha, vap esp "Alfonso KIP"
cap Yilavsrde, CON oarga general pasajeros tropa
stdem 8. -SDe Barcelona vaps esp Santiago" cap
Rivera, isin oargs, con pasajerose tropa.
ou 8ALmAa. 4s
Dia 4-Psra Areoibo, berg. ing.v "Beta', cap Be-
sley, en- lastre.' s1i A.seF AL =
ia-ParaArroyo, psilebot esp "Adriano". cap
Rafael Romero, con carga general.
Id. m.-Para Arecbo, gol esp ePetra" pat Jose Car
ran, con provisiones. ,,tefcF..et;e Il.
Id. id.-Para Ia Habana, vap esp "Pasaies", cap
Eugenio Cofaero. carga de tr6nsito.
L.. il.-Para Aguadia, vap esp "Mootszuma", cap
Cache, con cargs general.
Idem 6--ParaI Ponce, bal esp "J6ven Antonio,
cap B. Besen, CON resto de carga.
Idsm T. Para Aguadih, vap esp Madrid" cap
Lartitegui con provisionss.
Idem S-Para Ia Habana, vap esp Santiago, con
pasajeros de 'tr4nsito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Ketratos pintados al 6leo sobre fotografla,
Sendo tan ina la pntura que mran la pocelana de Oheves
Su uufdCluQ rival.

En- estabecmento de D. Adrian Coria hay preas
M
nc0 a wi
Europa America colores
Oezco sumamente m6dcos ane
Hoas de seratar.-De hasta Ia s de Ia hsyas
Gale dc San nJaaton IS, ~ ~ a..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Desease vender

son jnteres estancia compuesta de 600 cnerdas de
terreno mas menus el barrio Caabopcito de es
jurisdiction de habitacon, muchss esco-
as natsras de construction un horao de quemar cal
y vasios eleencs de riqusza, Fambisn Sc per-
muta por otra equiyslente que radique cualquera
tieos pnebos del ltoral en- 81 extranjero. El que
quiefa haoer q negecio pusas d-.gsrse q p. Ramon
Antpnio Grtllo en- este pneblo lamsrls cualquier
gunso aea dish9 ppistQ,vcssuas so ds os,scTs ds
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Realization de sedas.

En- el almacen de los Sres. Arricruz, ca, sito en-
Ia Marina. SO estan realizando precios de eosto,
ud de classes distintas de tsfetanes fularss
gr6s negros de seda francesa,
Sc recomienda la oportunidad las sefioras que
deseen hacerse un traie bueno y barato, pudisndo
mandar por muestras las que 10 necesten al citado
almacen. 70 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Sc Vende.

tzbfics dc Iicofss con todo 10 ecesario sitaada
~ 81 bArriO de Cangreios, cochs de- dos cuairo
esisntoa, m hsrmOso gahaIlo El que desee hacsr
prQposclcnes dirlase ndcho pueblo su dueiio oue
gussnsPris4 a q Qepital u quinsalla "La Viz.
ss!aa ssss 9. elsss .lssas sasas y ~ s. ses |e s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
q a n g a

Bsyende una estanoia sompuesta de ciento treinta
coce, sta en- 81 Hato atea jurisdiction de B4yauon,
kun prec0 sumamente eqniatvo que inter csc pue.
dc dirigirss D.Jose Pons, cails de San jesse nta-
pn0TO ~. . 1-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
"La Perla. :"

Este establecimiento, que ha logrado MERCER la
prsferencia del pdbeo por la novedad, gusto bara-
tura de sus mercancias acaba de recbir para seno-
ras ninas nillos" un complete surtiio de sombre-
ros, que ofrece sus favorecedores; los cuales
podr4 satisfacer 81 gusto delicado. l. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Dep6sito de mArmoles.
Sc vende e.

La goeta espahola "Adriano", de 94 tOneladas for
rada claveteada ca cobre de primera clase. Para
detaes dirigirss al captain bordo, 6 los consigna
tarios, L4timer Comp. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
]. PREcIos DE ANUNc1os.

rsale "a que sees precie
% dos los snuneio. haan puboalse sn osrAoss
adsn anuncos preos convencOnaeF Los
hcadO cobra8n 10 Ia Inca mpresa Anuneios
sieadOs ~ abonarkn aaelantados. !"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
A tenciO n.

En- el antique asreditado estsblecimiento de Do
RADIO se encusnra complete surtido de veas de ce
ra pura de todos tamanos al preco dc reales hbra
adsmas las hay para buas, propas para los panteo-
mes del Caman tsrio. 12-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
ANUNCIO.

tener que ausenSafse 81 dusno la Pen1usua, sa ea
Ia o4lls de San Jose mum. u el que iuterese paede
drjgrse dicha toads qus al dara razoI. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10


supuesta marca de patente asl-Merca-
deres sin escrupu- ,%. los las ebtienen &
precios mny inf II :;#~-a3s q mos,d la denomina-
da casa. Estas Il g:IEI3S "a cOmpOsiciOnes de min
gun valor SO expen vAQ1 ~ den al P1blico como
mis- leg1timas Pill Esa~ doras y Unguento.
Apelo, pues, muy encarecdamente los Amigos y
los demas en- las Republicas pano-Amerlcanas, a
cayas manos esta llegare, mas especlaimente las
Aaores oe Fam1lia otras senoras, para que SO slr
van prestaIme 81 auxllio, cuanto pueoan, en- de-
nunclar este desoarado traude raguado en Nueva-
York, Preeaviendo amigos, hn de que no sc
les engane comprar estos cOmpaestos despreoiaoes
ttulados " Plldoras y Ungaento de holloway" que
lleyen agun rotulo de Nueva York Ell eiios.
Aates de comprar, examlnese con mucha cautela el
koulo ca el Bote la Gaia, para cercorarse 81 esta Is
alrecclon dc $685. Oxford Street, London, pues 81
esta, enton trata de perpetrar ua dsscarado
gano.
Cada Bote Gaia de las Medianas Legftimas lleya
81 ISm6re del Go6ierno Britdnico, las palabras
"Plldoras Unguento de Holloway, London" graba-
das en ell En- rotulo esta la direction, $685. Oxtord
Street, London, donde uni3amente SO tabrican
I'D Sc invita- las personas que sean defraudadas
por los vendedores que expenden 'Las P1idoras ei
unguento de Holloway faisihcados, para que se Sir
van comunicarme los pormenoreo, inmedlatamente
bare formalzar processes egaes contra los Ofensores
recompensare hberalmente los Deatores per 81
trabaIo que se tOmen c0mprometendome que no ha
va trasceIdenoia dc sus nombres.-Frnado, TOMAS
HOjIIAOWAY.-Lhndres.M Mario Is de- 1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
.b0LETIy MERCAUTIL
DIE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGANO DB Los BSPAN0LR& SIN C0NDICIONRS.
Aviso al pdblico.

La tintorerfa paragierla que Sc halaba en- Ia ca
lie de San Francisco mum 16, ha rasladado la de
San Justo As, 10 que hace p1bco para conocimlen
to de ssenores que gusten favorecere con sus ira
haios. Debendo manifestar la vez que es La dnica
que hoy puede dar cumplmiento exactO los encar-
gos que Sc le ecoufien.-Hermenegido Osle. 9-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Ojo al anuncio.

por ausentarss 81 dueno pa-a i. Peninsula SO T1.ne
de 81 establecmiento De puiperla sito la ,alie
de Ia Ianca numsro l6e que 70 iuteress puede haeer
preposicones uusno que habiIa en- 81 msmo iocaI
asglQ.kls aa d Qetaprs as ss7s a1a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
FL '8AZAk BORlNQUhQQ. .

Este famoso establecimiente de seis puertas consi
dorado como e meor local de esta Ciudad, sto en- la
calle de San Francisco esquina la de la Cruz So
traspasa venta cOrtas exsencias de articu
los de novedsd Ell que 10 interese puede entendsrss
con su dusno D Enrique Deigado, calle de Tetusn
Rdmero 80. S-I0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Giro de Letras,

sobrs Csdis, .ssvills. Aadrid, Rarosloas, mklssa.
Coruns, santaadar, Ssn Sebastian Valencia, rsr
one sascEiben. ="
>ss.sasKlcc 1s 10 Fsaseso Dc is75.-~Irior.s, Hsi
aano 1e Carsssna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Aviso al p1bIico.

La cuadra la Union, que era antes de Jose Ma
ter O ss H. jose Mater desde 81 ola 26 de Octubre
seguR conveno cslebrado por las parties que const-
uian aqueos Sc anuncia al p1blico en- general y &
loa favorscedores del Observation-Disclosures Rco
Noylembre 6 de lS76.-Jos6 Mater Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
De venta.

Una mesa Billar con todos enseres, dos jue-
gos de boas en- buen esta3o: mas pornenores dir
iirse cslle Tetuan nimero 46, D. Ventura Adrich.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10

Cazadores de 100. "a $25.
Conchas. .----.. 25
Conchltas. --.......-......"" 25.
Entreactos. tos...--s..... g" 25.
Regalia clliudrada en- paque-
tes de H. Is.
MiIar bueno de des25---.-.-.."" !" 10.
Perilla i'd id. de 6a10 reales por
peso.
Cigarrillos de varias fabricas de Ia
Habana.
Puerto-Rico II de Noviembre de
1910, %, + sbEa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Se necesltan costureras.

Para coser en- la casa la mano maquina. Las
que deaeen colocarse pOdran drlgirse -. An Onio
Va banas San Francisco Az 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Avlso importante a Talabarteros
I ZAPAphROS.


ofce,les
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
CUlBGlO Db La CONChRCION,
SAN JUSTO NUMERO 80.

Para correspondent la favorable acogda que desds
mucho tempo venen dispensando los Sres. padres de
tamilia al esablecimento de mi cargo, he inroducdo
en- el grandes mejoras, tanto, la parte mate
rial, como en- los oiferentes metOdos de ensenanza
Ademas de las materias que oamprends la instru,-
cion elemental completa curse preparatorio para e
ngreso al Seminaro, hay las classes de adolno dbuio
piano soteo, cargo de protesoIes d6neos, siendo
sumamsnte imitsdo 81 eslipendio que SO sxigs para
cursar dlchss asignaluras.
La clase de parvulos, enoomendada On casi todas
las escueas los alumnI adelantsdos, esta car
20 de la profssora ID? Obdulia Gonzalez.
Sc admiten hasta doce intsrnos toda pension STEM
do asistides con el esmero que tieAe acreditsdo.
HORAS DE CLASE.
De 10A do la naiiana
De 4 de Ia tarde
Clase de solteo de ~ & Il.
Clase de dibujo de 81 u de la noche.
Para mas nformes dirigirse al professor cue suscri
be.-Puel to"lsico, Setemore 2o ds lo76-tranoirco
Cortes 10 30 Sstbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
NUN 133.
PRECIos DE sUsoRIpC1oN

Per aho $40 Ia isl-Por se $3.50 can6yos Po
trmestre $3-Por mes reas Ia Capital 10
de la !slaPor ano la Peninsula 81
peri6dco franco de ne6 SIS
alo en- la isla de Cuba $1a
Las suscrpoones pagan por adeanado sussrp
pueden entsaders los Age ectamens Ad
ministracion. ssess af 80
E BOLETM snva todas par trance de porte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Hero galvanizado.

Del acanslado en- planchas de dos yardas largo
y dos tercias aneho, 10 hay de venta en- 81 alma,
cen de los Sres. Silva y C:-Calls de Tetuan mime
ro IS. m. 81 aa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10
Unguento Holloway.
{ Precaverse de las viles
FALSIFlCACIONES EN- NUEVA-YORK
DE LAS PILDORAS Y Ell CNGUENTO
DEa HOLLOWAY.

Viles imitaciones contraheohas de elias Pildoras
el. Unguento de Holloway" SO tabrioan Sc venden
bajo el nombre de Holloway O." por j. F. Henry,
Curran Ca, Droguistas de Nueva York, una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10

Sc slquila una casa para pulperia con aparadores.
arrio de Ia Marina Gale de Isabel H. num- 26. ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10

patente asi--Merca-
los las ebtienen &
mos, de la denomina-
composiciones de min
den al Publico como
doras y Unguento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-10

supuesta marc:a de
deres sin escrupu-
precios may inf
da casa. Estas
gun valor Sc expen
mis- leg1timas Pill
, 1876-11-04

OF the slave, as q veteran said to me who
was relating with emotion the horrors the
army had seen their brethren suffer-"Ah,
if she had seen those things done at her
door, would she have held her hand e.
Whether the liberation Of the Servian
Provinces would, nevertheless, tend to the
selfish agrandizement of Russia is another
question. But the affirmative ought not
to be hastily assumed.
Herzegovina, Old Seryia, and Bosnia
are as fruitful as Servia. They are inha-
bited by the same fine race of men. The
Mahomedan population is comparatively
small, and consists almost entirely of men
of pure Servian races, whose fathers
abandoned their religion rather than their
homes. The Turks have forfeited their
right to the administration Of these Provin-
ces by gross misgoNsgpment and barbsrous
cruelties. The of freedom and in
gurrectIOn there can never be quenched
except by extermination. Withdraw the
Turks and these lands would step, as by
magic, from misery to the exceptional
happiness which the bounty Of nature has
provided, though it is actually urged as an
argument against their liberation that they
are now, that is owing to Turkish oppreg-
sion, as i%lIiterate as the Seryians were
SO years ago.
, 1876-11-04
TAPEWORM AND IT'S SOURCE.
From the Zap. MaiIl

NJ. Decroix, of Lyons, attributes the greater
frequency of tenia mediocanelIats at the pres
ent day as compared with instances of t@nia
solium, 10 the growing practise Of the employ
ment of raw meat as a therapeutic aid, and the
fashion of eating un6ercooked meats. The
habitat Of the tania A~sdiesanellata, in its Iarvsl
or cysticerousatage, is, as is we'll known, in tho
flesh of sxen and sheep and III. Decroix points
out the impOssibility, in many cases, Of ascertain
is, however, to urge Ghe advisabiity of horse
flesh being prescribed where it is deemed neces-
sary to give meat in the raw state. He states
that not only is she flesh of the horse more nu-
t%ritious than beef, mutton, or pork, but it has
the further advantage of not being infested with
any parasite having man for its host. M.
Decroix is an ardent advocate in the cause Of
hippophagy, and as evidence Of the increasing
popularity of the movement in Paris, he adds
that during the first three months of the pre-
sent year, 2,370 horses were slaughtered in
that city for food, against 1921 in Che CORES
ponding period Of 1875.
, 1876-11-04
HOW SHALL MEAT BE COOKED

Which is the better way to cook beet
steak, mutton, the flesh OF swine and Of
fowls? Shall such food be baked, boiled,
fried or broiled Let us look into the
philosophy of cooking meat. IN tender
and Juicy meat there is o large percentage
OF aIbumen which coagulates at lac de-
grees Fahrenheit. Further heat will re-
duCe the albumen to a firm transparent boz
dy, so that o piece of meat which is left
" unbasted," that is unmoistened during
the cooking process, and its exterior tenn
peratures not thus kept down, or q steak
allowed to cook slowly over a slow in-
stead of o brisk FIRE, will be likely to be-
come encased in close crust, not inaptly
termed =" leathery," which tends to prevent
the further penetration of heat. It will
readily be perceived that thus, although
the meat has been subjected to cooking o
proper length of time, and although ito ex-
terror may appear oYerdono, q part Of its
interior may be practically raw, and may
never have reached the temperature of 14O
degrees, beyond which it has been proved
germ life cannot exist. Hence, in such
portion OF the meat thus prepared, the
germs are none the worse for their having
been warmed. Consequently they will
enter the bodies OF those who eat the neat
IN an active condition.
The rationale of broiling meat is the
subjection of large surface Of meat to a
sudden high temperature. Coagulation
OF the exterior albumen succeeds and the
juices IN the meat are prevented from
escaping, SO that they are cooked with the
fbrous part of the meat enclosed, as it
were, between two shells. Roasting, or
rather baking, as it is practised in this
country, is virtually the same process, the
hot oven being substituted for the GOALS.
Frying a~ccomplishes tho same end by the
action of highly heated fat. Boiling is just
the reverse, as the heat in that case is ap-
piled gradually, SO that the albumen can be
coagulated uniformly through the mass.
Hence if one desires to have bis meat cook
ed uniformly through and through let it be
boiled. There is no better way to cook
a fowl or pieces of mutton or beef than to
make q stew. When cooked by stewing
every part Of the meat will be cooked uni
formly tender and none OF the rich juise
will be lost.-I6id.
, 1876-11-04
. CRAPS

An Irishman got out of the cars at a railway
station for refreshments, but unfortunately the
bell rang and the train left before he had finish
ed his repast. "Hould on ~ cried Pat, as he
ran like q mailman after the cars should on.
ye murtherin ould stame ingin-ye've got a pas
seuger aboard that's left behind |"
During an examination a medical student
being asked the question, "When does NORTH
cation set in 3" replied, "When you pop the
question and are answered No."
"Look here, Pete" said a knowing darky.
"don't stand der on de railroad" "Why, Joef,"
"Kase If de cars see da mouf OBJ yourn dsy
tipk It am de depo, an run rite I'M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-01

The primary ELECTION plan proposed, and
which will undoubtedly be adopted, is the
SINE in subs lance and as to most of the forns
al the one which was used ia the Walker
Guy congressional contest last fall q year
ago. All the candidates names are to be
printed on one ticket under the title Of the
Offices for which they run. The voter will
erase the names of The candidates he does
not wish to vote for. 80.
I hear that Colonel w. c. Darlington,
president OF the Piedmont aud Arlington
Insurance Company, ill-be a candidate for
Mayor He is an intelligent and enterprising
citizen. The insurance company of which
be is the head is a mopumentto bis indus
try. He wirtreceive many votes at the pri.
msry election, and viii prove 8 formidable
competitor to the present worthy incumbent
of that Office. az
Tipstsf Ward. who il the head and front
of the Independent for Refosm) party in
Richmond, :aVows himself in favor of con.
ven.ion to nominate candidates. rs.
Heretofore the people Of his way of think
ing bsvealwsysdecisredt that the conventions
were "pscked." am glad to think that
they look back, upon them now, with such
pleasure. s..,.,.
If We had resolved upon a convention
thev would have wsnred a pfmfry electior.
Richmond letter=Petersburg appeal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-01
Men of Integrity.

Vermont boldly demands thatthe national
candidates OF the psrty shall "be men OF
tried integrity. y There ia plenty OF such
men. All the leaders et the Republican
party have had their integrity tried,a aud
NOT one OF them has been able TO resist the
trial. The tempter has captured them every
one. Where there has hesn 40 absolute
corruption through money and gain, 10 one
shape or smother, there has been surrender
tetenptatioa in the way OF the employ ment
OF faisehood and tbs worst Of passions TO
FIRE the public hostility stthe North towssds
the South, 10 order TO 4,rolong Republican
rule at Washington. There Ii actls single
Republican Of promisence who does not
employ SANDER and falsshood against his
southern brother. Knowing ID his heart that
heis slssderer and . iiar. Tbafe 10 not ope1
pf them who bssrs not this sin--this grave
3siD-npon bic bear. sss &,
Their siaisgsity has been trisd, and thsy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-01

THE STATE MISTAKE IN REP.
REsErTATIDN:-W g desire to call the atten-
ton Of the Executive Committee to the fact
that In the call for a:State Convention to be
held in Richpond On the 3lst Of May next,
Issued by the chairman Of that committee,
representation in the Convention Is fixed as
follows % -. 3, E, ,.s .l,.,-.,
s.The Convention will consist ofrtwo del.
ega,es and two alternates from each msgis-
terial district, and one delegate and one
alternate from each voting precinct IN every
city of the Common wealth"
We protest against this measure of repre-
seutation as great injustice to the cities of
the State. The city Of Norfolk, for instance.
with Conservative vote of $500, has but
four voting precincts Zone to- each ward),
while the county Of Norfolk. with one half
Of that num Der of Conservative voters, has
ak n,agisterial districts. The city, therefore,
under this rule, will have but four delegates,
while the county, with but half the Con.
servative vote, will have twelve. In o.her
words, the weight Of q Conservative vote
from Norfo K county will be six times that
of one from Norfolk city In the Convention.
In the same way the city of Portsmouth
will only be entitled 10 four delegates,
and so of all cities Of the Common wealth,
while the larger and more sparsely. settled
the counties, and consequently the more
magisterisl districts, the greater will be their
representation 10 The Convention, without
regard TO population. We had always sup.
posed the voter, and not his distance from
the polss was theitem to be considered inrep.
reseutation bu', ifithis rule is carried out,
the delegates will represent not voters. but
precincts and districts. We presume the
mistake Is an accidental one, and we trust 1t
will be- remediea at once. Norfolk Vir-
ginian. i y -, 1f. -. -. H.. .. ~
The cities should eject as many delegates
as they are entitled to, and let the Conven
ton decide whether they shall be accepted.
No convention will disfranchse the cities. j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-01

The cbiValrous Senator BAYARD had a
poor stick of an adversary on Thursday in
Senator BOUTWELL,, of Massachusetts. 1t
was waste of bis refined indignation to be
compelled to direct it upon such man as
Boutwell,. We have been led by the acts
and the hlackguard philosophy-if itmay be
so termed-ef that man to entertain most
coptemptuous opinion OF him. Never hay-
ing fraternized with negroes in bis own do.
mestic life, he it was who used all his inf1u.
ence to force such determination upon the
South. His everlasting and fanatical TRADES
against slavery and its alleged evils have
made him bore even amongst the better
people Of the North The tenor of his run.
mad defamation on his favorite theme would
in effect make him a repudiator of bis own
race, aud reduce him TO the low level of
merely an African fanatic. a,,l = >! ...... yart
We regret that Mr.. BAYABp, who is one Of
the poblest of gentlemen, was forced to
throw rebuke at such man.