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es.CENT STORE.

--~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~--~---s-
A MONG THE NEW GOODS rs.l.
RECEIVED AT THE 9s-CENT STORE
THIS WEEK ARE
A new SARATOGA TOY TRUNK, -, Es:. 81;
New CHINA TEA-SETs, .-. a... .
New BRITANNIA TEA-SETS, Et.s,s@.
New PANEL PICTURES,
New WALNUT FRAMES,
New WALNUT TABLES, % .'.@....--
New TOY FURNITURE,
New CHILD'S CAMP and ROCKIN G.
CHAIRS, ". 3~e.ti ID.
New BLOCKS and TEN-PlNS,
New KITCHENS and STORES,
New MECHANICAL ENGINES and HOSE
CARTS,
New BOOKS OF POETRY AND PROSE, for
young and old;
New ROCKING-HORSES,C ,CHAIR-ROCKERS,
. and SHO0-FLIES;
New sHAWLS and COUNTERPANES,
New UNDERWEAR for ladies' and gentlemen,
New CUSPADORES and TIN SETS.
Catalogues free to any address.
w. A. STEVENS, =.
de7 sos Broad street.
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!, SECURITY YINyEsTMENr.-JoIIy II. CLAIBORNE.
l1o6 Main street, agent MUTUAL LrfE-EssU.s
RANCE COMPANY OF. NEW YonE, Assets now over
a82 900, 600. This srnnd old company, with thss
least ratio Of expense Of any company fn the coun.
try With solid investments producing interest more
than sufncien: 10 meet arl mortality ciaims-in
word,iu perfected condiron, demonstrating itfc in
surauce under superior MISREPRESENTATION leaders,
to the community SEVEN PIE CENT. coAPoUnD-
INTEREST INVESTMENT, WITHOUT caAHGE FOE
THE RGREATISsURASCE BsNEPlT wHHEINyI8r~s
ING. The agent specially invites confererce. and
recommends the company IS the most solvent anan-
ciaI institution on the face cf the globe.
s M. ELLysdN Z Co, sdyertlEng AGENTS, ,nsert &C.
yerssenaents i all OF the newspapers Of the Urit4d
s.ses at publishers rates. Orders LEFT ut the Dts
pateA counting -room win receive pfamPs sstea-
b = - Z :
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The kEEToR MoToR.-Un United States Mar
shall Ramsdelf has gone to Norfolk to take In
his charge and carry to Albany Hector, for
merly OF this city, who wasssentenced to fif.
teen months imprisonment for using the
mails to carry out swindle. ., ,0....sf
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DRIVEN TO Hrs DEATH.-Two Young rem
tlemen who had prematurely commenced
their Christmas festivities Yesterday took
possession Of: Mr.. E.. D. Eacho's horse and
buggy and drove the animal up Grove road
until he fell down dead. The buggy was
considerably injured. The parties were ar
restedss s. - 49, 1!1sf'
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: CoFFEE.-The bark Ida left Rio de Ja-
metro October 25th with a cargo OF 3,700
bags coffee, packed in double sacks, COM
signed to Messrs. Davenport & Morris. It
is due this mouth. . st......- ), -
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FAIR,-The
ladies Of this church viii open tonight in the
'lecture.room sale Of useful and fancy ar
ticles and refreshments. They hope to
realize enough to extinguish great part OF
their church debt, which is not large. Of
fering their articles at prices to suit all
pockets, they bespeak the aid OF their friends
and OF all in search OF good and useful
things for Christmas times. -,
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We woald call attention to our large and varied
assortment of BOOKS, WRITING DESKS, GAMES
roCKET-BooKs, fine FArETERIEs, and other
articles suited for Christmas presents, which we
Offer Al unusually low rates.
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sEsTsNcRD.-In the Hustin,gs Court, YES. a%

sEsTENcED.-In the Hastings Court, yes
terday, Joseph Meekins, convicted Of forg-.
ing the name Of Alfred Il. Courtney
term Of imprisonmsn. nap = .a having been Pre-.
tiary-,Was sentenced by Judge Guigon In
accordance with the finding OF the Jury,
The Court allowed him fifteen days Ii which
to appeal to the supreme Court.
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POPULAR POETS AT&1.

new edition OF the poets hnely printed on clear
white paper. Illustrated with several fuil-page
cngravinGs, and bound in new and elegant
sly!e Price, 81 each. The list embraces the
works Of TennySon, Burns. Moore, Milton,
Campbell. Shaksr,eare, Scott. Goldsmith, Byron,
Ucmans. Homcr's Had. Keats, and Shelly.
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EXTRACT FROM LETTER DATED WARM
SPRINGS. VA, October 20, 1877: -


SPRINGS, VA, October 80, 1877:
"For number of years was sorely afflicted with
Rheumatic Gout. moving about with difficulty and
pain with the aid of cane. Added to this, during
the past summer my liver became torpid and its
natural functions almost entirely suspended. was
physically prostratcd that could not walk with
out assistance, and general condition was most
distressing one. In the month Of August an &C
auaintance, Mr. L. M. Wilson, of Baltimore, then o
visitor at these Springs advised me 70 make trial
Of the BUFFALO L1THIA WATER, Spring No. 2,
which did so soon Us case Of the water could be
procured. In few days the healthy action OF my
liver was restored, and was SO invigorated and
strengthened that could walk without my cane or
other support; and as for my old enemy, rheumatic
Gout, II also very soon disappeared and seems @ to
est tngc of it since 1t little short of mracu-
lous that man Of my advanced age bordering on
fourscore years.. so long and severely afflicted,
should be SO suddenly restored TO almost perfect
health: and 1t is conclusive evidence TO my mind
that the LITHIA WATER possesses the most Won
derful medicinal properties and is destined TO have
an almost worldwide reputation" se'
These waters, in cases OF one dozen half-galon
bottles, can be had at the SPRINGS at a5 per case
in advance. They can also be had Of PURCELL,
LADD 6 CO., of Richmond, Va, at $3.50 per case
The Springs pamphlet sent e. 70 any address On ap'
de 1l-eod3w Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
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A'TEcHsIcAL BraAxY.-Tbe Governor
has pardoned Jeremiah Venia (colored,.
who, in November, 1877, was convicted by
the County Court Of Augusta Of bigamy and
sentenced to three years in the nenitentiary.
"Pardoned on the recommendation OF the
Judge, Jury, prosecuting attorney, officers
OF the court and county, and many leading
citizens, because the prisoners guilt WIS
purely technical" s.r.
The prisoners first marriage was q slave
marriage, which he thought didn't count,
and repudiated it.
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sa CHRISTMAS GOODS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
!, NoWLAN 6 Coz JEWELLERS, !,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.

FINE GOLD WATCHES, . - s .aE
FINE GOLD OPERAsCHAIES,
FINE GOLD GUARD-CHAINS, So .a
FINE GOLD LEoNTINE CHAINS,
FINE GOLD ROMAN NECK-CHAINS,
FINE GOLD ROMAN |LoCKETS, a&
FINE GOLD ROMAN BANDS, >~,
FINE GOLD ROMAN sHAwL-PINs,
FINE GOLD ENGRAVED BRACELETS,
FINE GOLD ENAMELLED BRACELETS,
FINE GOLD CHAIN-BRAGELETS, =
FINE GOLD STONE-CAMEO ST. EEvE-BU u T.
#s' TONS, = .rsf. ~,
FINE GOLD sToNE-CAMEo BosOM-BUT-
TONS,
FINE GOLD sToSE-CASfEo scARF-PINs AND
RINGS. -.-.-m.s. .st
ELEGANT SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EAR
DROPS,
ELEGANT SOLITAIRE AND CLUSTER DA-
3foND RINGS, ..-s
ELEGANT DIAMOND AND ONYX JEW
ELRY, =:
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD NECK-CHAlNS,
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD CROSSES AND
PENDANTS, H...
FINE JET ONYX AND GOLD YEIL-PINs, EAR
DROPS, AND BROOCHES,
with IN immense assortment Of other beautiful
articles Of
-.-... JEWELRY
STERLING SILVER PIECES,
Ia cases suitable for holiday presents, at greatly
reduced prices. de 11-t25
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Amllulol1d i1is.p),a;tftl.

sSrTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED .CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY News
PAPERS OF THE CITY. ssss,sst,, s5sa..
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RECEIVING FREIGHT AGAIN.-On and after
to-day the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company will receive freight as usual for
transportation over their line. 80 -;ysi
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ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF POTTERY FOR
DECORATION.
BOOKS AT 75C.

Children Of The Abbey, Thaddcus of Warsaw and
The Old English Ban ons, three volumes bound in
one 75c. Scottish Chiefs, st. Clair OF the Isles,
Hungarian Brothers, three volumes bound In
one 75c. Captain Marryatt's Kings Own, Naval
officer, and Newton Forster, three volumes in
one. 75c.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS,-I beg leave
" 10 call your attention to my superior stock of
CONFECTIONERY and SUGAR-TOYS, manufac-
tured by myself selected with great and now
offered for sale at wholesale ut prices which defy
competition. ] think may say with confidence
that there has never been q finer assortment Of
FRENCH and AMERICAN CANDIES, FRUITS
NUTS, CANNED GOODS, and SUGAR-TOYS, dis
played in this city, and no manufacturer dealer
offers better inducements to the trade. Merchants
can save from five ten per cent. by examining my
stock before purchasing elsewhere. send for price
list. Respectfully. c. ZIMMER,
Candy, Toy, and Cake-Factory.
29.3w 1885 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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A FINE ASSORTMENT OF POTTERY FOR
DECORATION.
HOOkS At soc.

The following standard books. neatly bound In
cloth. With coared illustrations, will be sold at
the low price Of SOC. n copy: Robinson Crusoe,
Swiss Family Robinson, Pilgrims Progress.
FoxcS's Book Of Martyrs.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80;
9 A. NJ, 81: noon, so; 8 P. NJ, SO; 6 P.
NJ, 40 . midnight, 40.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done At tt .
DISPATCH. .PEINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. m. ~ .n. E.
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A 1dRlSl AS UOODS. = 49,.
LAYER and SULTANA RAISINS Of every grade |;
LEGHORN aud ENGLISH CI1RONS, CUR
RANTS, CHALMERS, COX'S, and NELSON'S
GELATINE; ,"."
CANTON GINGER idried and in syrup;
NUTS (new CROP Of every description;
MUSHROOMS, FRENCH PEAS;
PATTI DE Fol GRAS;
ANCHOVIES lin Oil and In kegs); s...s
TUNNY FISH;
SMOKED and PICKLED EELS and SALMON;
JELLIES Of all kinds;
MINCE-MEAT thome-madel;
OLD ENGLISH CHEDDER, STILTON ROCHE.
FORT, EDAM, NEUFCHATEL. OSTEGO, and
SAPSAGO CHEESES:
ALKETHREPTA;
HOMEMADE PRESERVES and PICKLES;
CALIFORNIA PEARS and APRICOTS;
CANNED OKRE; -,..s .. .a-....-
CORN and TOMATOES, canned together for soups;
MALAGA GRAPES;
HAVANA ORANGES; ..... .s...
SWEET CHOCOLATE;
CHOCOLATE CROQUETS; rs
SCOTCH RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY, and
GOOSEBERRY JAMS,
VIOLET PRUNES lin glass and wood;
ICE-CREAM, OSWEGO, LEAFLET, CAPT.
JACK, and MUSHROOM CRACKERS;
PLUMS and DAMSONS;
CANNED PEACHES and APPLES In gallon jars
for pics, 25 cents per can, at ........-.-
de lO-tde25 CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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THE GLENwooD RYE IS THE WHIsKEY referred
to below: ~. D''' "%'
This certificate entities the holder to receive from
the Virginia State Agricultural Society the first
premium which was awarded at the Fair held In tho
city Of Richmond In November, 1877, for the BEST
and<puRE EST prsrnLATroN Of wHIsKEY, to W.
d. BLAIR Il Co., Richmond. i.gsg 11.Ggz ,G,a
T.. G. LEIGH; sccretary.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE.-DR. G. W.
BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMosifLE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache; Neuralgia, Ner-
vousness and Sleeplessness, and will cure any case
Price, SOC. Postage free. Sold by all druggists.
Oice, LOG north Eutaw street. Baltimore; MdssS
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:. a a : sLISRI FRE.-on Sunday night, afew
Mlnutes' pelore 10 o'clock, an alarm Of 2fsre
was turned IN from Station 4, caused By the
partial burning Of frame house on LeiRh
street near the Ebenczer church, owned and
occupied by Peter X. Jones. Loss estI-
mated at go. Jones Is OF the opinion that
bis house was first robbed and afterwarti
set on fire.. .,.i 5..-,, :, ...F-. al.,,se.,aIr
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AUCTION SALES TIafs DAY.

q H5- On dis satss of Beat Rstass Mads h<fseeea.
the 1st ~ yaRodry and tasf ~ JaHe tas fa1esJer
the present yeaT 6due 90 be paid bptAe pkrcAaS6f;
On all sales made bettcesn fas ta1a
ofthe year ts t~1es ho1a to 30 paid oy lNs ssssss
fThia CUSTOM was adopted sbent nlscsa ys.sxS ~ -
by all the real estate agents n RieAsnono, ana
piicato Richmond and Sieiultyi 81 - -
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r.Fg 8 +g-rt
Z THE LONG 'WAaoN.-Amidst the .cxciteneat Of
the day, Saturday, was y wagon. with four horses,
and with bass and kettlc-drun, and afe, for Tie
purpose or attracting the attention OF the citizens
to certain marts for business tohe interest OF few
parties in the city 1t turned out that some OF our
enterprlsing citizens were aware or the enterprise,
and in order TO s.,zs 49, II -. - ~
: aSi3 HEAD THEN oFF 5,'ss3
one OF them brought out an old wagon long since IA
miiar and well known by our urcitizens-namcly, the
sez-sls. n LITTLE WAGON @&j ~ tf-
>s.-. WM. IRA SMITH, zc.s..t..t -
t.at THE s..r H.st n. b
ENTERpRIsING CLorHIER 81 y ,s.,sss.
Of this city, whom all know, and which followed In
the wake Of the great-big Wagon a the same time be
had bis pacards spread on both sides Of the street
and also boys distributing ~.
t-.t - ~ GREESBACKS,
agreeing to give 81 each, IN cash in exchange or
each one Of them where the purchaser boushs e1b,
In cash, and Is prepared now TO do the same. cah
With your kreenbacks at HOO Mainstreet.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.

GOLD GlTHIA) WATER VS.. HOT
.,--....-...-. WATER, ..-s.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

III = y
rHRISTMAS BOOKS,
" wR1rING-DEsKs,
woRK.BOXES,
GAMES,
AND
POTTERY FOR DECORATION
At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Eil,YSoN & YANCEY,S
tsucccssorS to J. T. Eliysonj,
lI12 Main street,
lhrce doors above Dispatch Office.
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The regular semi-mathly meeting OF the
Board of Aldermen Was held yesterday;
iternoon-President A. Meredith in the
chair. Present at rolEcall: Messra.. Bass,
Beall, Cannon. ForreAter, Gray, Gasser,
Pitt, Pickrell, Scott, Todd, and Williams.
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IN RHEUMATIC GoUT' TORPID LIVER, &C.
CASE OF COLONEL WILLIAM II. TERRILL,
A PROMINENT LAWYER FORMERLY:
OFBATH COURTHOUSE, VA NOW 'ss
.. OF CHARLESTOWN, w. VA. 80
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TUST RECEIVED. IS SUITS OFm
- the best Chamber, Parler. and Dining H4
daily additions to same. have the largest lott J.
OF Walnut suits, and some of the finest thst can be
the best workmanship and at lower prices than the
same class Of goods have ever been offered: Also,
Reps, aad Cloth Parties In want OF fne goods
should not fail 10 examine my stock before buying
A full Line OF cheap goods always on hand.
(. T.. GATHRfGHT.
oe 30 t.qf ~ 16 Governor street.
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FURNITURE.

EURNIT URE, MATTRESSES, q
II BEDDING. &c.--Call! ON j, D. ,GATR-H
WOOD, sos east Broad street. cannot be un- H.
dersold. have large stock OF all classes, III
from the finest TO the cheapest for Parsor, Cham
Der. and Dning-Room. Cali aud he convinced that
you cannot buy the same class OF goods ut the
price elsewhere. .. oc 3l.3n
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..fs-. -e".og FINANCE. ~ 1- -e 3
Mr.. Scott, from the Committee on FL
nance, presented a-resolution refunding to
Mrs. NH. Watkins S4.46 for erroneous as
sessment. Agreed to. es.. 4
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

In cases suitable Tor holiday presents, at grea
reduced prices. de 1I-t2t
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JameS-RlVer ana hanaWna canal IS WnoIis
unreliable and insufficient for the transpor-
tation OF merchandise and the products Of
the rich valley of the James river from
this city to it's head-waters; and where
as the products OF said valley find
their natural and best market in the
city of Richmond, and are important
to its prosperity to the extent OF demanding
a more reliable and efficient transit to our
CITY: and whereas from the opinions OF
competent engineers and practical business
minds it is believed that a railroad can be
constructed on the tow-path OF The canal
from this city to Buchanan, and thence to
Clifton Forge, within six working months
(which is as soon as the canal can be repaired
TO the same. point with the means at the
command of its directors), thereby greatly
increasing the facilities, comfort and wealth
of the people OF the counties bordering on
this improvement, and also adding largely
to our own prosperity; therefore be it ~.
IS ReSoIued (the Common Council concur.
ring), First, That it the: sense OF the Coun-
Gil OF the city OF Richmond that the time has
arrived when this city deems it necessary to
its interests, to abandon the James-Riyer
and Kanawha canal as means OF commu-
nication and. trade. with Its patrons and
friends on the line OF upper James river, anu
to Institute adequate measures for the i'm.
mediate construction Of railroad from this
city to Clifton Forge. s, 81 ,f.IA... d. s3;as
Second. To this end we respectfully re-
quest our representatives in the Senate and
General Assembly OF Virginia to prepare
and introduce q bill in their respective
bodies embracing the following PROPOSE.
tions-viZ.: 80 g,s
/. That the city OF Richmond shall loan
to the James River and Kanawha Canal
Company the sum OF $4,000, 600: or as mue1
thereof as may be necessary, for the pnr.
nose OF constructing and equipping IN tho
rough manner railroad from Richmond q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24

contra la politica, las ideas y ell sistema
de sus ad iersarios, esq dia podria declr
que no sc arroia EN- la prision al adver-
sario la yispera de batirse con 81 en-
duelo.
Ell proceso actual es un proceso poll-
tico que no ha salitlo de la iniciatiya de
Ia justicia, 10 prueba que Sc ha tarda-
do cuatro dias en- prepararlo. De 300
personals deiincuentes por iguales he
chos no son mas que dos las lleyadas
ante los tribunales. Que es un proce.
so politieo 10 ha relevado con harta
franqueza el miuisterio, hacienda que el
Boletin de los Ay'mtamteatos, periodico
Official, Sc file como un cartel Ell todos
los pueblos de Francia para anunciar,
en- grandes caracteres, que Mr.. Gamble
tia ha sido condenado d prision y null
ia.
Este proceso no puede ser luzgado
sino por el Congreso, porque { a donde
ira el prestigio y Ia autoridad de los tri-
bunales de justicia 81, condenado Mr..
Gambetta, sc reune Ia Cdmara y yota
una 6rden del dia mas energica que el
.tlScurSO de Lille
Terminada Ia parte oral de su discur-
so, Ell abogado defensor reproduce las
condolences escritas presentadas AL tri-
bunal, sosteniendo que el delito perse-
guido no puede ser llnmado sino por ell
tribunal de Assises y Ia decision de los
iurados, fundindose para clio en- la ley
de 30 de Diciembre de 1875, que enco-
mienda ese tribunal ell conocimiento
de las causas sustanciadas por ataques
dirigidos contra ell gobierno por los me-
dios de la imprenta.
Ell procurador de la rep6blica contes-
to al discuro del abogado defensor, sos
teniendo In competencia del tribunal.
Suspendido el acto d las dos los luo-
ces Sc retiraron 4 deiberar, y pocos
momentos despues el presldente ocupo
su puesto para dar lectura al fallo, en-
virtud del cual, ell tribunal declara su
competencia para dictar la sentencia
sobre ell fondo de Ia causa.
Ell abogado defensor toma entonces La
palabra, dice que no ha pensado hncer
la defensa del discurso, y, por 10 tanto,
deia desierta la acusacion fiscal.
Ante esta declaration, y despues de
deliberar nuevamente, ell presidente lee
otra sentencia, confirmando In del IL
del actual, por la que Sc condenaba a
Gambetta Murat a tres meses ds pri-
sion Y 1000 frances de multa.
La sentencia no es dehnitiva, solo Sc
ha ejecutado provisionaimente respecto
4 la multa, y es casi seguro que Gam
BETA SO alzara en- apelacion, utilizando
ell plazo legal para interponer ell recur-
go
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GACETA DEL 23.

Sorprendidos, fueron multados =
iugadores en- Bayamon, I en- Salinas
v 20 en- Humacao.
Por Ia Diputacion Provincial sc
conyoca 4 los Sres. Diputados con OBJ
ieto de celebrar las sesiones ordlna-
rias correspondence al segundo Pc
riodo semestral del siguiente ano
ns fR. 20. .t27 setiembre disponiendose,
an justal reciprocidad, Sc acepte en-
los puertos espanoles el tonelaje ms
critic en- las certifcaciones de arqueo
de los buques franceses.
Los billetes del sorteo ordinarlo
numero II, que Sc celebrara el IL
de Noviembre proximo, Sc entrega-
ran por la Administration en- la for
ma siguiente:
En- los dias %, %, "a, 25 y &c
del prensente mes, los IA 900 conce-
didos por la Excma. Diputacion Pro-
vincial, con la rebaja del 4 p% y
del &c al 5 de .Noviembre, los apar-
.tados del referido sorteo, expendien-
dose ell 6 los que resulten sobrantes
~ nor no presentarse d recogerlos los
interesados.
La distribution de fondos para el
mes corriente que ha hecho la lnten-
dencia asciende d $3.50, 1852.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24

En- los costados, Y detras de los bo-
tones, va cesida una doble fila de cocas
hacienda escalones, la una formada pol
an volante de gros Y la otra por otro
volante de encaie, con trasparente do
RADIO. Tn paletot largo y cenido, del
mismo gros que Ell yestido, es ell COM
plemento mas Undo que Sc puede ina
ginar; al derredor va guarnecido por
dos volantes de encaje: el colocado al
borde, con transparente dorado, ell de
encima solo de encaie negro otro pc
queno encaje negro, con viso dorado,
adorna la espaIda las mangas repiten
el mismo adorno, y llevan, ademas, cada
una un lazo dc ciuta dorado Y de cinta
negra, mezcladas.
Ell sombrero para este traje es de
fondo hojo de faya, con visos y flores
doradas y pluma negra muy larga.
GCerrare esta reyista sin hablar deper-
fumes? No es possible Los perfumes pa
ra la muer son una parte muy esencial
de su tocador, los anna con passion y tie
ne 1azon: NADIA habla tanto al recuerdo
como ell perfume que usa la persona
amada: asi, una muier de ORGANISING dis
tinguido Y poetico, anna los perfumes y
sabe elegir los mas delicados para que
sean tambien los mas distinguidos, pues
los perfumes fuertes son siempre los
mas vulgares los menos usados por las
personas delicadas y nerviosas.
Las b,'is1s Ge rioletas es 10 que prefe-
rem las damas extranjeras mas elegan-
tes: es nm aroma delicGdlsimo, y que Sc
adhere Ala ropa de tai suerte, que basta
muy ooca cantidad para que todo Sc i'm
pregne de una manera leve y suave, pc
TO penerante y dellciosa.
Eel aroma de las violetas esta siempre
de moda, va Sc use mas o menos; pero
nunca ha alcanzado ell favor de que hoy
disfruta: los perfumistas Gle Paris lla-
mana esta aqua frescay deliciosa, Cham
poka, b,.ists de uioletds de San Reno, pa
ra ell panuelo, los guantes y los enca
jes.
Dicho perfume Sc lleva tambien en- los
polvos del rostro, y Sc pone en- unas al
mohadillitas que Sc colocan entire la
ropa blanca, asl como entire ell papel de
cartas: y de esta suerte, todo adquiere
un aroma suave 6 igua', muy distinto
del que Sc obtiene, usando solo de vez
en- cuando algun perfume fuerte, STEM
pre- ofensivo para ell sistema nervloso,
tan delicado generalmente en- las da-
mas.
MARIA DEL Pillar SINUEs.