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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
lsanlaa Y pada Dc Guayana,

Ea ~ aatos Do 9usbra Do loa Gouidadores do La s.
usdad Melinari EspsuasE c., ~ la prsssuado un
esc<to - enal la providsnoiA recaua soa del tenor
Al8aasnte-'H Hr. JUez dc L. lnstancia-U. FrsucisoO
Meliuari adninisusdor iquidadOr Dc los bieues dc
AonnArl EsPsnder Cs, on iquidaoion, ante V. S
Parssoo on 10 Qusbrs de aquelss psza dc souveuio
e0n aus acgsed9rss dal Odo mss e0ntore diio: Que
tsfmane1a Ia satrs del cerrsnts so de L. hacienda
esh 1Sideto, dSb0 DIR ousnta de las opersc,onvs
% y salna, asSuH ls aUordado sl indicaoo c,uys
mo; usyAAdOlO 0fsot0 acompalo este ssar,to In
easnee EsndidA p0re rsfaccionista u. Antonio Jose
Alcaiae ypefe el gsstablscinisnto msrcanti do Dona
&nn1s nanchsz, cefraaks trsnta d. Junio nItimo
ZONE Nens Praeucand0se t0dos Los amos, % conve-
Alenka AnN ~ pubhQus en- 10 G0eetG oNcidI On O.
BOrxTEK AkkcAATIL, que 81 manusstants N Gun.
pildo con 10 Prsseatscaon Dc diehas Custas IA De
cue de Ia exsingaida soCiedad MOL
nah Eapsndsr GonpA pasdan sxsminarlss 8
EnpagnafiAs Pr0mOver. ,uanto visrsn cOnvsniente
sn1 dseekes sobrs Las cuales ouSataa estsy psonto
AdAr 1lps retexdos asesedorss las sxpeaeionss one
SxlAns - eoip0 mauifsstarSs los somprobantes del
eAsos euya REPRESENTATION no presente On e scso on
Aherru ~ gnstcss<- HOx tanso-A ". 8 suplice oue
hebadone pOf PFesentado con Las in aeadas cuentss
- srvs msndar - ae1mulen IL pisza que proesda.
yYae pof medic dc edieto so publiQue 81 pey56dseo
eHcsa< ensl B0lET1M MERoANTlL On tres numerOs
eoAsecuvQs presests essto ntsglo con la inssrcioa
d pr0yids.esa gae recaiga para nosarsdad do los
eoEssdoss dsas efectos, pues ed de iusticia que
Pide juro en- Guayamay Oslubre dies de mil ocio-
s.Sntos Setonts 3 ssis. francisco Molnari-Ciua
yaa Octubrs diez de md Ochocientos sstsnta ses.
.-Hor pfs6enta con las cusntas que 10 acompsAn
raDsisAEa g actnaro, como 90 pide, rsintsgrandose
eFpapA Dc las caentas. Lo mando TRINA d. s. y
doy Nd Gansncia. a.--Jos6 Mariano Cap6.
para 9as tsnGa loGar Il inssrCon dispuesta en- al
b0tkI1A ~ ROAAI1ls lhr0 .la pressCts en- Guayama
vsinte uno dc Ootubre dc mil ochocisntos s.tsn,v
Z a.ss. -zlosS talariauo cap6. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15

Cazadores de 1OO.~ $25..
Conchas 25
Conchitas.. g." rs.
Entreacsos. -..--.-......." -" 25.
hegalia cilindrassa en- paque-
ties de H.. "15
Miliar bueoo de- 25..-.-....' !" TO-.
Perillaid. id, sia 6a10 reales por
peso.
Cigarrlllos de yarias Rbricas de la
Habaua.
Puerto Rico II de Noviembre de
la76, q. ls sbre, !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
ketratos pintados al 6leo sobre fotografla,
endo tan ina pinua Que mltan la pocean& de Uhreves
Su durdCOn rival

En- taDleemo D. Adrian COrdia hay manifesto qseoiOs
Q"hce ms""to
tai
una
Admas ACADIA S Cdgh
coeya Mr OeHdeu
So ~ reproducones
totga6c
Europa America guamente
nntaciOn porcelna
ossco mamen m6dos aeanoe
honrarme.
E-.a H0rds de yetratar-De hata Ia la thrill.
Gale de San Juto ndmero So.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Il a n 6 a

Ga vende una estanoia compuesta de oiento treinta
uerdas terreno. tisne horne de cal va.as palas a
soco sta en e Hato latejs jurisdiction do Bayamon,
precio snuaamente equitativo e qua l. cue
do diri3irss d. joss Pons, calls dc Ban Jose uii
nero 81. as s. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
BL pAZAR BORLNQUENQ.' .

Este famoso estabeemiento de ssis puertas, eonsi-
dorado sl meior local de ests Ciudsd sto la
cals de San Francisco esquna q Ia de ls Cruz, 80
traspasa cortas existenciss de artcu
cs dc novsdad. I'll que 10 ntarese pusde entsnderss
con su dueno Enrique Delgado, calls de Tstusn
anmero IS. 9-10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Organos y pianos.

Recien llegado esta lustrada Capital ei er. d. c.
Schemidt, discipuo del ce.ebre Erard fabrcants de-
pauos en- Paris, teue la honra d. otrsasr SUE servi-
Cios al puoco para afnar repasaf pianos, 6rganoa
dsmas insrumentos dc musica.--Lalejon dc les
G&mbarps nlmero l.-~Capdal. l3 -24
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Aviso al p1blico.

La cuadra la Union, que era antss de Jose Na-
ter o. de Jose Mater desde el dia 26 de Ootubre
segun eonveno oslebrado por las parties que oonsti
;;tae aquelos: SO anuncia al pdblico general
los Ssvorscedorss del Rico,
NoylemSre de 1676-Jose Mater 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Ndnnero 3.

La casa tesrera maroads Goa disho nimero en- Ia ca
lie del Rosario lBallaja) vende 1900 pesos. FL
que Ia intersss ocurrs dueno gus vive en- la mis-
ma cAso .. Federico Caro-, San Francisco SO. 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
"La Perla." "

Este sstabecimisnto, que ha logrado MERCER la
preterencs del p1bico por la novedad, gasto bars-
tura de aus mercancas acaba de recibir para ssno-
ras, ninss ninos" up complete sartido de sombre~
ros, gus ofrsee sus tsvorecedores; los euales
podra satisf.csr ei Qugto mas delit ado g. 12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Giro de Letras.

Silva y c. de ssts comerco, 1'irsn sobre L6ndres,
aris Madrid, Barcelona, Cadi2, 5an'andsr, Sevlila,
ialsnciay Zsragozs, Alicante, Malaga 1ar'agone,
seus, Laguarlia, Habaua Santiago de Cuba.-ca-
9 de Tetuan uiimaro rs. I\ta. 81 Dbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Sc vende.

Una fabrica de cores con todo 10 necesaro, stuada
On 81 barrio de Csngrejos, un ceche de dos
asientos, hern.oso oapsllo FL que dssee haeer
proposicionss dir1jase dieho pueblo duedo que
suseriDe en- Ia papitai & la quinealla "La Wig
caina". donde iutormar6n. n.-JosA Gomez. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Giro de Letras,

Sobrs C6dis, 6svilla, Madrid, BafGsaenA, &AsgA
Ooruha, 6antander, San Sebastian y Vnlensia, psf
Oantdades de $25 sdslante eorta Vista efrsa S
que suscriben.
Puerto. Bico 10 Dc Fsbrsro Dc lS75.-Irisrts, HMJ
mano de QarsceuA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Interesante,

Sc desean comprar gunas casas pequeias y regu
lares pero 81 boen ssado ga esta Adninistraeton en-
seraIan. g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Sc vende.

- "a gois.a espsaoia "Adriano', De "a toneladas for
1SuS Is 'lsveteada ca cobre de prmera case. Para
aetalles direirse Al capitan bordo, los conscna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Ell que suscribe.

supica oorrespoassles Ia Isla, 10 drijan en-
10 sucesivo comuncaciones ssta Capital, calls
de San JustO ndmero H. Sksrrett. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
s.e =. NARGIN GONZALEZ Font,
.4s. M EDIG 0-CIRUJANO.
.. j A=aSz ss. 50 ---g 1a
Ofrece sus servicios, calle de Ia
Fortaleza ndmero IA. Ia
Grcular.
Hau,sssss s(P. R.)1e De Nss:emsv Dc ls7s

+. Hamasas(P. r. - De Nss:embrs Dc 1876.
Muy 6r milo: s..: s 81
Participamos q V. que Ia casa mercsnhl que Giraba
sa este pueblo 1bajo nasstra rs1on, hs cesAdo
negocios dssds esta fscha, qusdando cargo de II
W dc u. Ramon Pou Baso segun circular ansxa. Ia
AgFxdscidos por 10 eoA6AnEa que nos hs dispsnsadO
V, ~ saplicamos % sirva tav0rsosr con ia mismA
nusstrs successor, quedsado Dc Atsnt~s =. y. 9. h.
y. A---Ysrno Dc r0u Comp. E ~
s.,s s Hsmaoao {P. R)le de Nopiem5re de 1875.
: Nuy Sr. milo.
RsaRiSndoms { u circular que antscede, pongo en-
conoomisno d. V. habsr sstablsoido "A casa srosn
sA ests pueblo bAjo u rason do
r. POU Y BUSQ. @ r
que - dsdieara los nismOs negecios que mis- ante
cssores Ysrno de Peu C:, esperanto MERCER de V.
igual estimaciun. Il
Llamamos 10 atsncion Do V. { Ia hrns de mi yeruo
u. Salvador Fulladosa ls DC u. juan Bsrtran, a
quienes he eonfsrido mi podsr. DE v. tsnto s. t., T.
Ron y 6uso. ~ 1-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Consulado BritAnico.

La correspondence So aisrrs sa ssss o0aspiaao ss
diss siguientss:
Para Inglassrra, Franz sg sg{G2sas
eia, Alsmanis, toda Euro - ..<T
pa, ASIA Ssnth6mss, Pa E u u y1S6Ns
oiRco, Tierrs 6rme ylss .k al "a
Coloniss Inglss&s.
Estados- Unido. $50
Para 81 Brasil Rio de q, II. 10 s1a.oskr
Ia Plata. "'A "~ ~ 40 80 "''
Para Banto Domingo. >I.os diss Q y 1e.
}Vis de Santh6mas Hs-
PaFsi0' E''@d0s- unid0'- lifax d IL s u.
Pa4alo. Ess&ass-Unleos. Vi. ~. !. Jana .;sSsis..
ssgun dtsposelsn dsi GobieFne Bdt4useo On Ioa
das de correspondence para Europa as osrtas ss FAs
ran este Consuiado hssts Ia del dia sin mulsA
hasta las con mulfa de 10 cantavos p0r car
tas sxeepto que sohen 81 buzon con los Es0A
inS!esss neceSar!0s.
Cuando 81 fran1uso forzoso y las eaxsas puestaA
81 bazon NO franqueadas no pusdsn ssF snyiA.
das por sl vspor ingl6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
pREcIos DE SUBSCRIPTIONS

Por nm ano $40 en- Ia islaPor sells $3.50 azso. re
nm triestrs reass en- Capital ~ On u
Dc TsaPor nm sxtransrO s9yaao
e psr6dico porte ings $5 ancAlsFof
Las scpcones pasAa mprs por adsantadog les suss
torres Agsa drecasnts ceu ~ -
BOIxTM 90 suvia todas paE4%s iTspao Dc pSrts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Aviso importante q 'ralabarteros
I ZAPAT

Parpo los de dichos foh
SUELA BLANCA
ooneoc0nada odas las buen condolences de d
incluso los imPutante de BARATO
La buena aoogda han de los pp Cudad
es a garantia de
Invite duenos zpeia
graa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
Botica en- venta.

ce Grece una bisn acrsditsds ca Caguas. Informs,
"a On alcho pueblo D. Nicolas Marien. 2-i9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
De venta.

Una mesa Billar todos sus enseraG con dos iue-
gos de boas buea estaO para mas pornenores dri.
lirss ealle Tetuan nduero 49, D. Ventura Aldrich.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
...s !, .LoTE,iRIEI.A.!I'i i x
zr a.teer hi E@t .-g e#-N
DE NOCHE BUENA DE MADRID.
Primer prenlio 100000.
Hay billetes en-, casa de Sobrino de
Larroca y C: & $14 el decimo. !
Inter ante

Sc haze sabsr, al pdblieo On general, que hay d
vsnta an precios sunamsnts convenciOnalas tres CO
mas dc metal doradas adorhos capricaosos de iu
pRxa mstrimoniO: 81 que intsrsse slguna todas pue
dc verlss en- Ia rslceTis itssna; For,aeza nnmsro 81
ldonds Sc hallan dspositadas. Il -.k 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
En- Arr royo.

Aacsba Dc recibir una partida de vinos espanoles,
manxanillo, jerez, mosestel otTas s;ases.-Jose M
AlCaide. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-11-15
PARA CABALLEROS Y NINOS.

y@d
h d
sa ad d Mm hlGl axpy ydeh hoMmN dhv hhnd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-12

so mary vexations and such continuous inr
terference with the business of the tax-pay-
err, and was also by its exorbitancy and in-
Justice such a continual inducement to
bpen and secret opposition, evasion and
fraud, thatit proves the strongest, IiustraT-
tion Of the narrow-mindedness of the legis-
latien Of CONGRESS; + i a tax, nay, a5r los
noon his sChristian ~s!dogs.t' 1t has embar-
raised labor, fostered crime, corrupted The
ment. and has been a cruel, heartless blow
against the adopted citizens of the country,
who are principally engaged in the branches
of business so affected by exorbitant taxa
ton
NO RELIEF FROM THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Will and can a Republican Congress and a
Republican Administration, with Ruther-
ford e.. Hays at its head, abolish the sys-
TEN Of. iniquity and fraud? vii Congress,
under the influence of the p~uritanical ele-
ment of New England, and the Republican
party in general, bring about the change
tice and equality Of rights? Never! A DEM
ocratic yictnru clone can. break that undue
NA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-12

forces between AleXinatz and Dellgrad, on
the 2sth alt, and seVeref fghtHig4 nsned,
but the battle was without deeisSVe results.
Capt. Simpson, of the U. S. steamer
daabay writes 10 the Navy Department
unnaeE dataof Guyaqnii, Ecnador, Septem-
Der 10, that, he arrived there on the Sth.
and found the city in the midst of a revolu-
ton, the General in command of the troops
in the city having issued q pronunciamento
to. that effect, with the support OF the
troops, and apparently with the consent OF
the people. ri H355H aitt .aH.at
Two famous oarsmen, Obed and Mark
Smith, the former Of whom was one OF the
winning crew in the recent four-oared race
forthe championship at Philadelphia, were
run down by a steamer in the bay at Hall
fax, on the list, and both were drowned.
They lived in Novia Scotia, and were on
their way home in a small schooner when
the accident occurred.
DR.. Slade, the American S~piritualist,
was arrested in London on the I'd, and taken
to Bow Street Police Court, to answer to
two summonses taken out by Prof. E.. r..
Lancaster, f. r. S., the first being issued
under the Vagrant act, and the other upon
a charge of conspiring to defraud, in con-
nection with one Simmons, the Doctors as
sistant, who was also arrested. The prison
ers were admitted to bail and the case ad-
journed one week. @'.
The loss is reported, during the recent Sc
we're storm ON the Labrador coast, Of 81 yes
sells. with their entire cargoes. No lives
are reported lost. All the vessels were lost
in the harbors and at anchor. .
By the breaking of a wheel of a locomo-
tive-tender ON the Great Western Railroad,
near Princeton, Ont. on the night of the
4th, IN entire passenger train was thrown
down an e~mbankment, killing VIM. Cooper,
engineer; A. Irving, fireman; g.. Andrews,
express messenger; Mr.. Bright, baggage
master, and a man named Mcbride, who
was riding in the baggage-car at the time of
the accident. None Of the passengers were
injured beyond a few slight scratches and
bruises.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-12
Extract from Hon. George w. Julian,s
- Speech.

The Hon. George w. Julian having be-
come convinced that Samuel j.. Tilden is
the only man who can carry out the meas
ures promised by the platforms of both
parties, cut loose the slender tie that bound
shim to the Republicans, and is now doing
his best to assist in the nobl work of re-
form. In a speech delivered at Indianapo-
lis on the 10Th of August, and published in
the COurter-J0urnGI, he gave the follow
ing reasons for supporting the Democratic
rather than the Republican nominee: i.ir.
But now, gentlemen, having shown by
irresistible prodfs that the Liberal move
ment Of 1872 was Justified by facts, and
called for by the times and that the Repub.
lican party, instead of retracing its Steps
and recovering its lost estate, has steadily
gravitateda farther and farther from its
primal integrity, it lmay still be argued that
Gov. Hayes will cut the ugly thread OF his
tory from behind it, and launch it grandly
ono new and blessed departure. Believing.
as | do, that the age Of miracles has passed,
| find myself compelled to reject this view.
| am acquainted with GOV. Hayes, and be-
lieYes him to be hopestg and patriot ia, aad
most gladly and cordially o would i
support y him II any ~ Repubiicann
could explain to me how his accidental ia
lection at Cincinnati can make SAN is out af
the distinguished sinners OF, the pa ty now
as they were four years ago. IF yuu place
the hat OF an honest man on the head of a.
rogue, Will the roguery instantly ,lepart?
every one has heard of the story of Fortu-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-12
CURRENT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

- ~ ~
The trial of Gen. Babcock and Thomas
P. Somersille, az Washington, for the So
called safe burglary conspiracy, resulted in
a verdicto OF not guilty.
The public debt statement for September
shows a treduction duringt The Ianonth Of
81, 915, 1855; currency in Treasury, $$12, 524,-
945; special deposit of legal-tenders for re-
demption of certificates of deposit, $4, $40, !.
600; coin in Treasury, $64, 591, f24, includ-
ing coin certificates, $29, 49,, 900; outstand-
ing legal tic nders, $36S, 494, 74O.
Toga, a son Of Cochise, the celebrated
Apache chief, died at Washington a, few
edayssince, of pneumonia. He was buried
in the Congressional Cemetery. He was
one Of the Apache delegation from Arizona
lately arrived in the city, under Che charge
of Indian Agent Clum.
The Secretary of the Treasury has -ap-
pointed Mr.. A. b. Mullett, e~x.Supervising
Architect of the Treasury, as Superfntend-
ent of the Custom houses, at Cincinnati,
Chicago and st. Louis, and Post offices at
New York, Philadelphia and Hartford,
compromising buildings originally designs
ed and commenced by Mullett, but still IN
completed. The object Of the appointment
is to secure the completion of the buildings
according to the original plans, that were
deviated from by the late Supervising
Architect, Mr.. Potter. q
Hon. Philip B. Fouke, formerly MEM
Der of Congress from Illinois, died in Wash
ington on the Sd. He was a native of Ran
dolph Comfy, H., and about So years Of
So &zz% gaAs 0s&s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-12

THE Erie Railway furnishes section
masters with blanks to fill out in case
Of accident, so that the utmos accuracy
may be had in following up the case. A
COW was recently killed and the section
master in filling up the blank came to
the words, what disposition?" After
chewing his pencil a while he wrote.
'sMild and gentle. "-New York Herald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-12

The American Board of Missions
struggled through its fiscal year with a
debt of only S31, 900. Last years debt
was $4,000. Notwithstanding the hard
times, the board, which is by far the
most popular organization in this coun-
try, received during the year donations
and legacies amounting to S456, 600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-12
WHERE THE SHOE PINCHEs.

The trouble is rather that the Republican
party has used or abused the COlored people
of the South, for the purpose Of continuing
its power by an unnatural coalition; tat ii
has by its army Of imported Northern car
pet-baggers and officials, backed by North
ern gems d'armes. artiicially created
and kept up the black line in the South. and
thereby created the white line. Break this
unnatural coalition and Interference, and
the black and white tines will cease to exist.
For this. very reason. which has drawn that
artificial line between the white and the coli.
ored races, the South at this present mo-
ment will throw her vote almost solidly for
Tilden and Hendricks. Gen. Banks LAYS
this charge on the Southern people, and
warns the North against such a danger. But
| maintain that no natural political organiZa-
ton and development can ever exist in the
South as long as carpet-bag and mil
itary rule, as long as interference
for mere partisan purposes exit here. 1t
has become a matter Of honor for the South
ern people TO resist an Administration which
treats tae South even now as a conquered
province instead of an integral and equal
part of the Nation. Give them a truly
American Administration, treat them on the
basis of friendship, equality, and the vote
Of the South will cease to be a sectional vote,
but will be thrown, as in the North. accord
ing to the general principles and great ma
terial interests involved in a national cleo
ton.
During the delivery Of the speech the most
intense interest was manifested. Several
times he was interrupted by pleasant, SYM
pathetic remarks, and many times by warm
applause. The speech over. old soldiers
who fought under him crowded around him
for recognition, and when he vent to his
carriage a throng OF people followed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-12

This is not from ''DanieID eronda: :"
''She was plump and beautiful, and he
was wildly fond of her. She hated him,
out, woman-like, she strove to catch
him. What was he? A fiea.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-12

CoTn-Starch Cabe.-2 cups of powder
ed sugar, 1 cup of butter, the whites of
g eggs, ( cup of sweet milk, ( cup of
corn-starch, 2 cups OF flour, 5 teaspoon
fuls of baking-powder mixed in the
flour; flavor to suit the taste.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-12
WEST AND SOUTH.

The mandatory OF b ~Milbufn Wagon
Works at Toledo, Ohio, was almost entirely
destroyed by fire on the night of the Doth.
Over 1000 finished wagons, beside a. large
number in course Of construction, We're
burned. Loss from $3.50, 600 to $400, 900;
insurance about $135 900. COL. Edward M.
Hulburd, one of the company's clerks lost
his life in.the burning building. au,rss
The Valley Savings and Commercial Bank
of San Francisco suspended~en the 28th,
caused by the financial embarrassment Of
the President, Gen. j. B. Frisbee, who has
been unfortunate in stock speculations.
Assets of bank said to be fully sufficient to
meet all its liabilities.
Franz Ept, a Bavarian, was hanged at
Coshocton, Ohio, on the Goth, for the muir
der of Abraham Werthemer, in November
last. The crime was committed for the
sake of money. ~
By the explosion Of a threshing-machine
boiler, 10 miles south of Plymouth, Ind,
on the Goth, five persons were killed, viz:
VIM. johnson and his two sons, David Lo-
gan and a man named Sturgeon.
The Coroner's jury at Columbus, Ohio, ,
returned a verdict that the recent accident
on the Pan-H Handle Road was caused by the
breaking of an axle, for which the Company
is not responsible.
The Grand Chancellor of the knights of
Pyttias for Georgia has appealed for aid
in behalf of the Savannah sufferers. He.
represents the distress as being very great.
The great Chicago revival, under the
auspices of Messrs. Moody and Sankey,
began on Sunday, the 1st. The immense
tabernacle, constructed especially for these
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teen years. W laC II nonsensicai suppOs-
ton! 1t would be as difficult to bring
back the free colOred man into slavery as ft
would be to press him through a needless
eve. Would they undertake to array them
selves and march against the North for
the sake Of seducing the negroes into
slavery with four millions of mutt
neers behind them? 1t is also al
policy of the Southern whites and former
Shareholders to reduce their former slaves
into the condition of slavery by force of law,
they would by a silent and secret reaction
reduce them, in fact, TO a condition OF
slavery or servitude. win this be possible?
Will it be probable? | think not. One Of
the most necessary conditions of servitude
is the inability to remove from one place to
another, to change or dissolve our relations
with the employer at our free villa pleas
ure. Under the existing amendments and
laws the colored labOrer and workingman
has the same right Of removal as the white
laborer; he can not be compelled to involun-
tary seryittde; the law protects in this re-
spect the colOred aud the white man alike.
The whole South, with its millions Of I'M
cultivated acres of land, is open to him. He
can acquire a free homestead as well as any
white man. Besides this, it can not be sup
posed that a man who is found intelligent
in a Legislature, In a Board of Aldermen,
and in a jury-boX, who acts as Governor or
Lieutenant Governor and Judge, and who
has been accustomed for years to take part
in political clubs and elections, that a man
who has taken care OF the interests of the
Nation, OF his State, or his municipality,
should not possess intelligence enough to
take care OF his w personal interests and
to submit willingly and silently to a system
of tyranny and suppression. No, fellow
citizens, such a SuppoSition IS nonSenSical
and an insult to the colored people them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-12

ENGLISH PLUM CAKE.-25 pounds of
flour, l pound of butter, 2 pounds of
brown sugar, 3 pounds of e~urrants, 1
pound of candied peel, and c%itron, i
pound aim ,nds, II eggs, a tablespoon
full baking-powder, and a little new
milk. Beat the eggs, wash and dry the
currants, blanch the almonds, cut the
peel in large slices, and have all ready
by you. Beat the butter to a cream,
and gradually beat in the other in
gradients until all is well mixed. Let
the cake be tolerably stiff. Line the
cake tins with well CREASED papers.
Four good-sized cakes.
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EORETGM.

The Servian forces under Gen. Tcher-
nayheff made an attack upon the Turkish