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thereof, and whether the said real estate
was acquired by gift or purchase. Ii
money 10 to be donated for the purpose
aforesaid, record should be kept show.
ing the amount donated. ....
8. The permanent seat of government
of this State, when so fixed and deter
mined as aforesaid, shall never be re-
moved from the place rom which the
same is located except by the vote OF q
majority of the qualified voters of the
State, cast at an election held for that
purpose in pursuance of su act OF the
legislature or an amendment to the Con-
stllution, and shall be deemed to
be contract. between the State
and the persons who may donate real
estate or money, or both, rs pro.
vided for in the act, that the seat
Of government shall never Do moved ex-
cept as herein provided for. And the
Circuit Court OF the county in which such
seat of government is located under the
provisions of this act shall have jurisdic-
tion aud power upon q bill filed oy any
such donor, as is mentioned in the next
proceeding section, his heirs or personal
representatives, or by any one or more
OF the taxpayers of said county TO perpet-
ually enjoin the removal Of such seat OF
government.
9. As soon as possible after the said
first day of May, ilS7s, the Governor
& hall cause all of the books, papers, re-
cords, and other personal property OF the
State, including the State Library, per
tanning TO the several departments OF the
government, established under this act;
the expenses Of which removal shall be
paid out of the contingency fund.
10. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after the expiration
of ninety days from its passage.
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4. n. sepators Elected.

AU9UsTA, M, Jsnu.ry 1.-THE vote
tor L. :. Seus;or both for short and long
terms, was taken to-day in the Maine
Legislature and vas precisely the same
in both csses. The vote stood In the
Senate, Blaine 2G and Hsire' = in the
House. Blame lib and Hslnes 81, a
strictly party vote in bo,n houses. There
were ten Absentses, detained by the snow
s,olm which blocked the roads and
trains.
DErkcTT. MICH, January I6.-- Hon.
T. ". Ferry va. TO-DAY. rec .ecied I"
the L. :. Senate, receiving the unsEI.
nous Rep. b.icsn vote Of the Michigan
legislature.
Sr. PAU, January l6.-Hon. Hm.
Window wA. reelected 10 the [. >.
Sen.ts for sfI years today.
LITTLE Rock, AEK., January 10 -
Both houses bal!osed for Us. Sens:o. To-
dsy and elected A II Garland, Demo
Graf
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at State. That was their business no.

that State. That was their business, not
ours.
Mr.. Dsvis-By what authority did the
President invite them there2
Mr.. Garfield, if the gentleman needs
know by what authority sn American
citizen travels anywhere IN the United
States he will learn the authority by
which, Tor one, went to Louisiana.
Mr.. Dsvis-Why was it four years ago
that your party threw out the electoral
votes of several states. Calls to order
and increased confusion.
Mr.. Hoar called attention TO the dis
order, and stated that it was only within
the last two months that the practice OF
interrupting. the proceedings BY sp.
plause, on the floor or galleries, had
arisen. He called upon the Speaker, be-
fore exciting matters would be presented,
to enforce rigidly the rules, and To have
it understood that any member who in-
dulged in applause is guilty OF disorder,
and that il it is attempted il the galleries.
they should be cleared.
The Speaker stated that the suggestion
was q very proper one, but that II was
mistake TO say the practice had grown up
within the last two months. The prac-
tice, however, was an evil which the pres
eRt occupant OF the chair had always
checked, and would eontlue to check.
Mr.. Hoar-I withdraw absolutely the
remark that the practice had grown up
recently, but we all concur in the desira-
h,lity of its heinu atoDnai
The Speaker remarked in justice 10 the
galleries, that sometimes disorder occur
red because an example was set on the
floor. He would, however, rigldly pre-
vent applause.
The debate then proceeded.
Mr.. Lawrence proceeded 10 argue
against the resolution and in the course
of the discussion be was met with sug-
gestion about interference with the State
authorities in the Oregon case.
In reply Mr.. Gsuldeld expressed a
hope that if there was no right to inquire
into that fraud without violation OF the
constitution of Oregon, Mr.. Tlden would
be counted IN. rlronicsl laughter on the
Democratic side.
Inc previous question was tuen sec
onded and the resolution went over till
tomorrow.
The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from Z. w. Barnes, re-
cus.ant witness, declaring that the an
swer he made when last before the COM
mlttee was made in good faith and he
was entirely willing to produce the mes'
sages demanded if it were in his power,
and he would make every effort to obtain
said messages, and asking that he be per-
mitted TO make the attempt, promising
that If he were unable to do So he would
place himself in the custody Of the
Sergeant-st-A Arms.
On motion of Mr.. Hunton, the COM
munication was referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. Hunton, from the Judiciary Com.
mittee, reported y resolution permitting
William Orton, now in the custody of
the Arms, to proceed under
his charge to New York for the purpose
of consulting his physician n, providing he
should re:urn to Washington on Friday.
Adopted.
Adjourned.
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The Esstera Qa~ssioa.

LoSpox. January l6.--A special from
BE grade says psrtissns Of Russi ., de-
clare that the Russian volunteers were
removed from Servis on sccount OF 10
.ubordlnstlon, and will be replsc-
ed by regular troop. from Rus
ua in the even. Of war. IL 10
.tsted that the Porte h. scot tsls-
graphic dispatch advising Servis N make
peace inmetia,eiy, s no extension OF
The a-mtstics beyond the lst Of March
will he granted, and IL peace 10 not thsn
concluded, Turkey will march on Bel
grade. II this be true, II will probably
lead Servia % decide IN favor Of pssos.
unless Russia gives her positive sasursnoe
o. powerful support.
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; TO-DAY will conclude the work of the
Joint Committee appointed to prepare =
plan for counting the electoral vote.
They will either come to sn agreement
or agree TO disagree, and the members
make report TO :heir respective bodies.
1t is intimsted that some startling pre-
position is before the committee, which
if agreed upon as 8 compromise, aud an
nounced 70 the country will sur
prise the uninitis,ed. We have
not much hope of an agreement,
- the Republican Sens;ors who sre dis
posed 10 be liberal in their views sre
having the party whip cracked about
their heads so iuriously, ths, they will be
'bull-dozed" in discipline srL Will yet
drill with the MoKToN squsd. The coun-
try is now looking to the House of Repre-.
sentstives with the cul ideEt hope that
there is backbone enough there TO carry
Us through.
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Orion Again ssbpss.ed-

wuEISoTos, Jsnu.ry icy-"n!is .
Orion, PreE.dsrt ot tie y e-ieTn Ut.
Te.egr.ps Company. mas s-sl saeP=at,s-
a. . member Q. Iss EIsc1l!Te CS.-sEa..-
Tee IN ,be Or,,ibus sabps0A SEsss "a
clucss al uenber tbrr5of, 20 sPP@ar et-
fore lhs Connittss oa Privilege. ard
EIesssoes Of the Ssaats. f-.t
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Aquatic

ToEosTo, January lo.-Edwsrt Han
ian, the o.rsmtn. W.! Accept 9 cnsllcpge
from Boyd, Ct SeECastis-on-ihe-Tyte.
70 rov here IN The .pring for $3.50 sssde.
Hsnlon allowing $50 tor expenses. de
slso intends putting uPs ioriel! ~ once
for matches IL the sprlLg sith SchsT1, Of
Pitt bgrgh, and Wallace Roes, Of New
RrursHIck.
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Rank Dea<ten<J.

FrHxILL y. y January The
deficiency IN toe National bAEs a-'s
amount. 20 over $4,000 and vii !. -
.ibly re.ch $3.50 90. SINE Of tboss "n1
mad. heavy Overcrsit1 ~srs DsgOS Es'sg
10 day 20 pas up. The rua Oh ;as 5sv
Ing. ban. drew Oqi 10000. Ta- ls;tsr
h.rk /. s0ard
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I'VE will have just 1856 votes if you
can succeed in preventing the Demo
Gratis from capturing your State, WAS
what ZACH CHANDLER was telegrsphing
10 half q dozen different States the day
after tho election.
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The discussion of Capital removal
was little exciting yesterday
forenoon in the House. Messrs. BARE,
PESSYBAeKER, SIMPSON, SoMEsyILLE,
HEAKS and HALL participating on one
side and Messrs. FERGUSON, WILSON
faulkner and IMBopEN on the other
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THE capital removal bill only places
one point in the Third District in nomi-
nstioa, bu. scstters 9 half dozen
around promiscolsly in the First and
Second. Charleston is shrewd, but she
canno, pull the wool over the eyes of
this section OF the State in that way.
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The member who wanted those hold
ing tree passes on the railroads TO receive
no mileage, was just day too late. He
gets on the record, but the mileage ques-
ton had been settled and the money
drawn the preceding day.
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ZACH CHANDLER seeing to have had q
fearful dread that Democrats might prsc-
ice fraud in the late election. He had
n monopoly OF the business and didn't
propose TO have competition.
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THERE was fall of live snakes dur.
ing 8 storm in Memphis on Monday, and
hundreds of them were TO be seen crawl
ing around yesterday, from foot to
eighteen inches long. GRANT and
CHANDLER on another drunk, probably.
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The people want to know something
about the cost of Capital removal Yet
the Ksnawhs delegates were not willing
that the Finsnce Committee should re.
port on 1t.
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naIti.i.a Curse.~y R.isrs. d

WAsHIsGTos. January IL --Tbs
Tr1ssary clerks dsszcs-i ~ cOoysy
fond. 70 szb Rfsncseb and rs.grI
rxshsd here with sbOBt Eve raiiEon 1f
E.,li.r.. OF whseh i-o sad ,hs.f rniiiions
b, g1t, and iEs oik,r half IE rnaillsisd
lsE.l tenders. fractional currency AID
pnl.ou.i bank nOtes. Gst rstloooi hank
god bocss. The psP@. money viii b
asslroysd, legal tencsrs Eod irsSisooal
currsaey te replaced ty ctsss !sssi
,gntsrz. .nd silver and natsOnsi bsnk
koA not4s plaos5 oc scc0rn: Of the feoae
tea Of the clreulst.oa of bAAka j Jts
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TuE Republicans, losing faith in the
inauguration of HAYES, are announcing
that they will have WHEELER anyhow.
The same voters who elected TILDES
and are going to see him insugursted
also elected HENDRICKS, and they pro.
pose TO see him indicted into the position
OF Vice-President. That is just how II
Is, how it was, and how it will ever be.
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QUEEN VICTORIA is said to be rapidly
growing gray and old. She Is frequently
i'll, and the royal family is very much.
concerned.
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A SCARCITY of silver change is reported
IN Philadelphia, Chicago and most OF
the Southern States. Meantime the
fractional notes are steadily disappear
iny
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SAs FEAscIsco. January ia ssn
Diego special reports heavy earthquake
a. mIlrs southeast ~ thht city. about
noon Saturday The vibrstions sers
from east 10 we,t extending throos host
the mountains 70 the border Of Cyou
valley.
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THE ice food is likely to produce a
coal famine on the lower Ohio and Mis-
sissIppi.
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VOL. IA.
afheeliaa &e9ister,
Gold closed yesterday at 1865

The ,Oeather to-day VtA be partly
.lo,.dy with soutAr est to southeast Uinds
riasnq lsmoeratrs and light rain.
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The total Of gold and silver produced
in the world since 1849. including that
year and the year 1876. is $4,6S2, ,SO4,s27
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a shower ss ssakss.

MEMPHI-, January 10 During .
storm in this city there ws fall Of live
.nskcl Hundreds Of them could be
seen today They were foot 70 foot
AID A hAli lnng
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PERSONAL.

On yesterday we received the follow
lug note, which expresses feeling of
gratitude to the venerable gen,lemsn re-
terred 70. who is now in our city, and
whose kind hear. is SO full OF the milk
Of human kindness" that he would never
discriminate between friend snd Zoe in
giving aid 10 those who needed it:
MUsKINsUM Co, ONO.
To the Editors of the Register:
Having seen through the columns Of
your paper that DR.. CreIgh, Of the
county Of Green brier, w. Va, was IN
your city, will you permit two Federal
soldiers through the columns OF your pa
per, 10 express their gratitude to him
Tor bis kindness TO ITEM While sex
snd in want in the Confederate lines.
Our present good health is the highest
evidence Of his skill, our gratitude
and our prayers the bes, evidence of his
goodness and kindness. Nav his Sts,e
and his people remember him as cordial.
ly a. We do.
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PACKARD is still beseeching the mill
t.ry 10 lift him up.
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The Com mit,sees ON CousstsS kisc.
toraI Vote.


WAsHIsoros. JanAury 1.-THE SeO-
ate and House committees on counting
the electoral votss held n joint session
this afternoon. wnrn they eKpectsd 10
reach either an agresmeot or hnal disa
greement. They did not arrive h y
G inclusion, but made such pro
press thst they adjourned
until 70 morrow in the belief that
another conference will result IN . sstn.
factory agreement. The msmbsrs ssy
il is by no means certain that tbis ei
pects,ion will be realized, but u to-mor-
rows session should iaii 10 bring then
into harmony On some ptas Ssr
settling the questions al issue.
they will hold no further contstencc. IL
Is tho present understanding that IN
either event the committees will report
to their respective houses Tomorrow. IL
!, intimated that compromise. which
mas been substantially agreed upon, will
prove a surprise 10 the public, I" Il en-
braces features that have not yet beon con.
iectured by persons outside o! the CON-
mittees.
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NO. l4s
Chan6ler's Telegranss. "

,WASHINaroSs,D c., January IA
Th nsestSstio OF the Chondler dis
patches wA continued before The
House committe to-day. Mr.. n. A.
Clancy, late stenographer Tor the Ns-
tional Republican Committee, vas re-
called, and in reply to questions refer
red to his short bad notes, reoding from
them original drafts oftelegrams sent 70
Florida, rs follows: ...-..
NEW YORK, November 8. 1876.
Governor Stearns, Tdliahssss.
Grave importance attaches to the slec-
toral vote of your State and We invite
your most careful supervision OF all
official receiving, counting, returning
and canvsssing votes OF every locality
This dispatch was signed by either
z. Chandler or w. X. Chsndler.
NEW YORK, November 8.
Gen. Martin, Tallahassee.
We are absolutely certain Of lS6 vote
for Hayes if your State is safe and Til.
den is sure Of the rest. Can you car
tainly defeat all Democratic attempts by
fraud, false counting or bribery to cap
turs it.
ISigned. Il. CHANDLER
A copy of the above was sent 70 ID.
b. Packard, New Orleans. Gov. Cham
berlsin. Columbia, ). q +; Senator j. n.
Mitchell, Portland, Oregon, and Geo. q.
Gorhsm, San Francisco.
Nyw YoRV. November B.
To General Martin:
Ifyour state has gone for Hayes. the
Democrats will leave nothing undohs ~
take it from us All may depend on
your vigilance. BE on your guard every
where. You must get 10 and announce
the true returns from every
locality without delay. Spare no
pains or proper expense TO carry
these points. Keep mo advised and tel
"grsph me your exact sjor,ty - soon
MS possible.
This was signed either BY Il. Chandler
ar W. T.. Chandler, having Deen dictated
BY the latter.
From the inspection OF copies oi oil
the telegrams il appears thai the only
one signed by ChsL dler was that to Zen.
Martin given with duplicate ot the
same 10 Packard, Chamberlain, Gorham
and Mitchell. All others wero sighed by
WIN. Il. Chandler. Mr.. Claucey stated
that the telegrams and .etter which he
read from his stenogrsphc Dotes were ths
only ones in his book sent by The com.
mittee 20 any person after the electson,
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g ORToN and BARNES, the contunscious
witnesses WIZ we're unwilling to tell all
they knew about telegrsphing, having
beea placed under charge of the Ser
geant-at Arms, are relenting, and e'i.
deDtly show signs Of wanting to get out
of bad scrape. They will, perhaps, de-
velop some rich correspondence between
the Republican leaders
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ton of its liberality, but to expect q
city or town after it has been fixed upon
IS the capital of the State, to contribute
grounds and buildings isexpecting rather
more than will be realized. There are
other and serious objections to the bill
now referred to the Judiciary Committee
which want of space prevents US from
alIuding to, but we will direct attention to
them hereafter, We are inclined to the
opiuion that the Ksnawha delegation
have permitted their zeal TO outrun
their jud gment, and in their effort to DO
Something on the capitol question have
done too much, to succeed.
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JAMS Borp.
WILLIAM JoRpoy.

VI Gen. Crooks command.
1.-THE Doctor get, many such endorse
nsnss hs will prove 70 be q formidable
candidate tor the Senate.
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TIE river will be ',on high" to-day.
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GoISG TO be warmer.
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AND it possibly may get hot.
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WARNING up!
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be dcfrected, and that they report BY
biIt7pr otherwise.
The resolution was agreed to,
anf the Senate resumed the
eodsiderstion of the report of the Com
mittse on Rules, revising the rules Tor
government of the Senate, which were
agrsA 10 by the Committee OF the
Wh92e, and reported to the Senate.
Pshding discussion the Senate ad-
journed.
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PREcIos DE sUscRIPcloN.
Nueva imprenta
DEL "BOLETIN.'
FORTAIAlZA, 81.

Provista esta IlfPRENT'4 de abundancia dc
tipoS lie las mejorcs iiindeioHes tic los Es'ados
Unidos, de una .rande Y magnitca prensa me-
canica dc .Marinoni, de otras de ma
no de las mas perfectas, lie faltaba, sin en-
barge, un clemento para poder haccr toda
clase de impresos con la perfection y
haratura deseablcs era que no te-
MIA Hapel de las diversas classes que ha
menester un estabecimiento de esta indoc,
debiendo adquirirlo en- el mercado precios sn-
fnaniente subidos, V no encontrando siempre In
calitlad mas conveneate Este 0bice acaba de
remcdidrse con las remesas dc papel que he
mos recibido liltmamente de Alemania, Fran
cia Barcelona por cl Ponce Y Jose BdrO. Nuc-
yOs todos los materiales de la imprenta, pose
yendo un gran surtido de toda clase de papel
espaiol v extranjero, podemos oirecer al CO.
mercio, cuerpos de eercito, oficinas del Esta-
do municipales, t0da clase dc impresos he
chos con PROxTITUD, LINPIEzA Y BARATuRA.
II A los Srcs Alcaldes Ell particular oifeccmos
ssprecios m6dicos" LlBR0S TALON.A-
RIOS PARA MATRICULAS, GUIAS DE
MADEIRA, DE LENA v dcmas documcntos
one necesiten, en- la inteligencia de que es-
tamos seguros han de quedar satsfechos
tanto de Ia excelencia del trabajo como de los
precios.
La imprenta del BoLETIN, ademas de contar
con uu extenso surtido dc material nucvo Y
modcrno, eucnta tambicn con operarios suma-
mente practicos Ell toda case de trabalos IL
pUgFalicos por diiiciles Y extensos que sean.
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FUNDICiON COLON
be
RAMON PORTILLA.

UNA MAQUINA de vapor con su caldera
de tuerZa de 4 Il caballos ngleses tenendo
Ia facilidad de conducirla 4 cnalquicr punto
por estar coiocada sobrc ruc,las
UNA MAQUINA BOMBA de vapor de
fuerZa de a 4 caballos inglescS prara incen-
dos coocada Ell un carruaie
UN QUINCIiE para cargar deScargar.
Pitos de vapor de varas classes.
MANOMETROS de alta Y baa preston.
Empaquetadura de patcnte de varios grue-
sos
Rubricadoras para se5o aceiteras para
cndros.
Escobillones de acero para hmpar tubos de
calderas
Llaves globo de hero bronco de varias
cases formas
Grifos llaves valvulas de bronco dc difcren-
tes tamahos.
Mandrnts para enmandrilar tubos de cal
dera-
Eies de mazas de trapiche de varios gruesos.
Medid0fes dc aqua
| CorIeas.
| Alcuzas para actite,
Tubcria
| Tuhelia de licrro tlulce coladO
| Bonbas dc doble sencillO ctecto para mano.
Plancha lie hierro desde pulgada 81 de
grueso.
Coma en- plancha
ParriaS para IIornallas V aambiques.
| por dltimo un snrtido general de hero en-
planchuei;l, cuadrallllo cavilla, asi como tam
hien otros varios articulos son los siguien.
tes: Tuercas, yolanderas, Remachcs dc cal
dera, Codos, 7 t, Unones, Aceros. Marillos
de accro fundido marrones, Ruedas de car
reta, una curcna vi"gen para trapiche de va.
por nueva sin acepillag Tn snriido genera
dc nsi'el de lila Y aesmeril, un motion patente
para iZap gran peso, con Su cOrreSnon1iantf
oadena, Limas de varias clases, Planchas dc
Eronce, Bnles para carTetas y coches, Reias
Mangos de arados, Estopa para nsaqainas
Campanas para iglesias Y hacendas, una Guile
bra dc estaro para alamhique, motones dc
bronco &aq&,
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la PEOUElA ANTILLA
FABRICA DE Aqua CARBONICA
LIMONADAS GASEOSAS.
7. SAN JOSE 7

Alentado por Ia crecente protection de
este quito yecindario, el ducno de este va
sefelIado @ es14o,Geiqlena9 too o ma eoppedo
4, que Sc usan en- los paises Oh doLde esta
ndustria esta a L. mayor altura. FL agra
dabfe ggtbof de gstas innocuas bebidas sus
efecto3 higienioos son ya por cXperieGoia
aqui hien c0nocidos.
ses, 8 oomprar barriles botellas pueden
estar en- la seguridad de que Sc les seryira d
precios en- extremes m6dico. Los que fa-
yorezcan con sus pedidos esta fabrica cuen
ten con que han de tomar Aqua CARBoNIoA !
IIMoNApAs GAsEosAs LEGITIMAs baratas asea
das, al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-18
SOciedad de S0COrIoS MituOS
DE LOS AMIGOS DEL BIEN PUBLICO
sECRETARLA.

Fl domingo ploxmo 30 del actual las l9
del hia sc reunr;i en- los saloncs del Casino de
Artcsanos, callc de la Cruz, n6in Is la Junta
general de esta Sociedad cil eumpiimiento de
10 que prcyienc el articulo 60 dc los Estatutos,
eli la intcligencia de que la session tcndri lngar
con cl ndmcro de socios que cOncprra. ;oda
vcz que no tuvo etecto Ia anuncada para el
dia 6por talta d ndmero
en- cumplimiento de 10 acordado por la
D'rectiva 10 hago pGblico los efectos op n
tunos.
Puerto Rico, Mayo IA de 1877. - Joaquia
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