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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
n Mejioo. o

Al regresar ell vapor de la Habana tocara en-
Puerto Plata.
Estos preeos son en- orc americana la par 8 su
equlvalente en- moneda corrtente.
Sc expenden billetes de retoFno para tres meses
con rebaa de rs pa. bueno pof aflo para los
viales trasatlanticos, seis meses para las Anta4
Sc hace rebaJa de SeXto los tipos eStableci
dos en favor de las fam1lias pero solo los
en- que ell lmporte del plSaJe, 81 earga tot-
dad por todt la fanla, fuere 1gua al mporte total
del paSaje de cuatro pasajeroS adultos de Camart.
I'll termino famllia, solo eomprende los padres sus
hiios criados, liz rebaja SO hara las per-
sonas que tomen bietes de retorno paSajeros
que 9men bletee los precios mas bajos para des-
de Europa.
Los nifios menos de afos, uno gratis de la
cuarta pafte, de II la mitad.
Los paSaleroS para Francia, cualquer parte de
Europa pueden quedaf Is diaS en- Inglaterra ST aSi
GUSTAV, vice versa los para Ingaterra pueden que
dar en- FranciA. Los pasaleros por estos vapOres
tendran e privilege de yaar ell camino de hie-ro
entire Cherbourg. Paris, Plymouth L6ndres, una
rebaja de 10 pso los embarcados este puerto
Esta prohibido q los pasajeros, embarcando en-
este puerto tomar bietes sino casa de los Agen-
tes en- San Juan Puerto Rico. Sres. Latimer Co: ell
pasale tornado q bordo pagara 10 pSs de recargo
Ademas de los puertos menetonados arriba pue-
den ohtenerSe paSaJes por los yaDores de eSta Com
pailla, para los siguentes puntos: Antigua Barba-
das, Belize, Cartagona, Colon. Curacao. Demerara,
Dominica. Granada Grey Town, Jacme jamaica
Ia Gairs Martinea, Port-au- Prince. Puerto Limon,
Sayanila, Saint Kits. Santa Lucia. San Vicente To-
bago sla de Trinidad
Sc ezigen ahora precios m0dicos para los traspor-
tes de tabaeo cafe Europa
Para pornlen0re5 sobre pasajeS. heteS demas di-
rgirSe 4 la Agcncia de la Compaflla
La Conpafla ilsegura toda clase de valores que
en- efeet1Yo, netales precosos loyas. Sc embarquen
on los vap0res de la Inca con destRo Europa San
ThoDaS. Habafa, cullquler otEo punto dc su ruta,
--Agentes L4timer y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04
BANGS DE COAM0.

Conocidos son en- toda la isla y aun fuera dc
ella los sorprendentes resultados obtenidos con
ell uso de estas aguas minerales para 10 curs-
cion de la mayor parte de las Intermediates
Los duefos del establecimientO con el fin de
facilitar el coHocimiento de sus propiedadcs
aplicacion, como los enfernos one deseen
hacer uso de dichas aguas, remitiran gratis M
ejelnplar de la Mcmoria esciita por 81 Dir b.
Juan Usera Alarcon, &todo el que nos envie
su direction y un sello de 25 centim0s de pese
ia para el fianqueo.
JUNO de l977.-JosS J. Ussra.
hta. ~ Alb. 1878
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UIGUEHfG H0LLbViY.

No hay herda, dlcera nj aga que dejen de
ceder las propiedades satatiyas de este in-
comparable ungiiento, ell cual es csl,ceialnente
eficaz en- los casos de MALES DE PlERNAS
y dc PECHO.
Frotandose el cuelo cl pecho dos veces al
tlia con dicho balsamo, los eonstipados, las to-
ses Y la BRONQUTrIS, no tartlaran en- desapa-
reeer con tai de que Sc tOmen simutaneGnlen.
te padoras con arrego las iHstrucciones
impresas de que elias van siemprc acempa.
nadaS.
Antes de comprar, examinese con mucha
cautela el rotulo en- ell bote la GAIA, para
cerciorarse 81 esta la direction 533, Oxford
Street, London, pues 81 no esta, ent6nces -
trata de perpetrar un descarado sngano.
lag Sc invita- 4 las personas que sean de-
fraudadas por los yendedores que expenden
las Pildoras cl Ungiento de Holloway faisifi-
cados, para que Sc sirvan comunicarme los
pormenores, inmediatamente hare formalizar
processes legales contra los ofensores recon-
pensare liberalmente los delatores por el
trabaio que Sc tomen, compr0metiendome 6
que no haya trascendencia de sus nombres,
Avs a
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La PEGUEli AATlLLl S4D
FABRICA DE aqua GARB0NICA
YLIMONADAs GASEOSAF.s 81
Z. SAN JOSE 2.

Alentado por II creciente protection d
este quito vecindario, el dueIO de este ~
acreditado establecimiento, ha completado
u, que SO usan en- los paises en- donde esta
industria esta a la mayor altura. Ell a9fn-
dable sabor de estas innocuas bebidas y 1uo
efectos higienicos son va por experiences
aqui bien conocidos.
Las personas que gusten abonarsepor mo-
seg. 8 comprar barriles botellas pueden
estar en- la segurfdad de que Sc les servirG {
precios en- extremes m0dieO. Los que IT,
vorezcan con sus pedidos esta f8brica cuen.
ten con que han de tomar aqua cARBoSICA 7
LIMoNADAs aAsEosAs LEGITIMAsbarat asear
das at
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BUEN AEGOCIO.

Sc venden en- Ia jurisdiction de Toa- -haja dos As-
tancias Ia sita 81 barro de Sabana EecR com.
puesta de 400 cuerdas do terreno. con nlny buefos
prop6sito para fomentar una hacienda de cafe Dor
sus buenos virgenes terrenos Ia ctra en- 81 barrio
dc Candelaria. cerea de Ia carretera DC bnyamon y
buenos pastos malezas: ambas posesionas se ena-
ienan por Ia mitad de su yalor Dor no poder due
en- Bayamon D. Carlos NJ. Mascara en- Toa-h -haja
D. Rafael Moreno Gonzalez. SIS
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Exoepciones de Ia sobredioha tarifa.


A-Nffes. dc 6 q u amos de edad. pagan la mitad
del tipo Que los adultos n1os, de amos de edad.
s,as,a la cuarfa parte del pas;ijc de aduto nnos
Aa mlenOs de amos, gratis.
n -Griatlas que ocupan camaretes toman sus
an,itias sean en- el salon de las damas en- la ca
mara de slls amos, pagan dos terceris parties del
,rsaie de prmera cafnFa: criadoS Seran cOlocadoS
en Ia segunda camara
Pasaieros de primera c;mara que deseen ell
nso exclusive de una camara satslaran dos ell
ilnporte del pasaje.
D-Pasajeros que hagan el yiaje Il Europa por
asfoS vaDores dos yeceS dentro del termino de doce
reses Qozarin de rebaia de 10 pa sobre Ell i'm
norte del segundo billete altomarlo.
E-P Pasaieros que tomen billete de primera cama-
ra de ida v vuelta Europa vce-yersss, goaran de
,rTa rphs de rs w sObre ell mpoTte del paSaje, que
ts,,sa Al serycio de ia inea de Hamburgo. Billetes
nendidos con las rebajas de costumbre que suelen
eIneeter las lneas de c0nexion por las cuales ell
Sragports sea efectuado.
Piiletag de ida vueltaS0 yaederoS por 12 meSes,
ain que estos como los demas Duedan transferirse d
otra persona.
E-I.a rebajs de una sexta parte sObre ell tipo es-
tahiaei,l Que Sc hara en- favor de families soamen
te en- casos quee iHpore del pasaJe Isl fuese carga
do sin rehajsipara todos A ndyiduos de La familia)
So eomprende una familia padres, hiios crados
no Sc hace rebaIa persona que tome piiiete de IDA
Yuelta.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse AguadilIa Sc
Nartss Silva Ferrer &Co.--En MayaNuez Sres Hese,
Tranyner 4 C0--En Ponce, EreS. Schroeder Co-En
San Juan de Puerto Rico
FEDDERsEN EIILINK ! Cq
san Juan PueEto-Rico. agosto de 1877,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04
La POnteVedresa.
FABRECA DE VELAS DE CERA
S. Francisco 81, FRENrE La CAPILLA.

I'm este antique aereditado estableeimianto, en-
contraran eonstaniemente mis- favareeed dores, tanto
dc esta Capital como dc todl la Provincial, un exec
lente sutido de yeas isas abradas rizadas ador-
nadas iores dc la misni pasta. elegantes ramos
de flores macetas curonas, angetos. nrboles todo
10 que Sc pida concernentc esta industrial Sc con-
feecona estt casa, Il preeios sumamente modi-
COS = Puerto Hieo 1817,-G Gabriel 0tefo Oct. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04
YapOr Manueld. " cdpiIdn VlILdfHtI
y1AIr PuRnro-R RICO poR E1. Sun DE SANro DOMINGO
sEeuN Ell sIaUIENTE ITISERARlo.
/ DA
RETORE NO.
CONSIGNATARIOs.

yres0ras de Silva, Rodriguez Comp p-BAkACoA, Il.
AIayo i Comp.-CUBA, Sres. s. l.. Ros Comp
GanTo DoMTNao Sr ID. Juan Pou.-MAYAGlEZ. Don
min Bernedo.-AoUADILI4A Sfes. Amel. JuliA y ca
p,,EITO- RICO Sres lriarte. Hermano dc Caraeena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04
sEaUNDo vIAJE NENsuAL.
HUTA sfB.''
LLEGADA. SALIDA.

Cuando el mes anterior tenga 81 dias las llegadas
salidas Seran un da ;lntes el primer viaje men
sual. En- los neses dc Julio. Octubrc Dicembre el
yapor ingles llegar este puerto los diaS sehla-
dos dia deSputS.
Para coraodidad de los pasajeros el vapor dc la
Isla lieVara un int6rprete
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IIsrA DE pnEc1os DE LOS pAsAJEs DE /. o1AsE.

En- "a 80 parties. en- "a una cuarta parte de los
precios de Ia Los peros de 81 clase han de llevar
sarias.
Los pasajes pueden tomarse en- la Agencia hasta
una hora lntes de la sada del vapor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04

Binetes Dc Madrid Dc Nayidad.

Los hay de yenta en- la Capital en- casa de ID Ber
nardo Castanera Sastrera eafe de San Fraiieiscv y
en- Ponce en- casa de D. Jaime Reyull Barberia eal6
de la Marina. Hta, 81 die
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04
PiIdOraS Holloway.

Estas lamosas pildoras cIcrcen una ufiuencia
tan ben6fca en- el est6mago ell flfaatlo, los in
testinos Y los rnones pnlifcan tan completa-
lnente Ia sangre, que han llegado disfrntar ,le
mayor venta que ningun otro medieanicRto.
Los que padecen debilidad 6perrlitla de ape.
tito recobraran pronto Ia salud normal, tomaa,lo
unas cuantas d6sis de este excclelIte remetiio.
Las mujeres que han llegado la edadcritica
deherian apelar las pildoras HOLLOWAY. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04
HOTEL DE EUROPA
ANTES
Los vAP0REs Y CAsADE HUEsPRDEs.
San Justa | essalna Tetgan 1 4 sslts III aueIs

Ell nuevo duoilo de este HOTEL. pone en- CO.
hecho todas las mejoras que eran necesatlAe
para comodidad de los que gustcn h0nrarle.
Habitaciones aseadas, frescas, bien amu6-
bladas.
Ofrece ademas las personas residences ep
Role BoRRAs. Ag. 26-77.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04
vAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO-RICO.

Los vaDores Puerto Rico Magagilez Ponce 81
guen carrea desde Liverpool para los varOs puer-
los de esia Isa.
Para fnformes referirse d los Sres. White For
man y Comp. de Liverpool. q los representatives..
SREs. lATIMER Y COMP, San Juan.-SREs. LL.AURI.
BORDA Z COMP, Mayag1ez.- MIECHERS CoMP.,
Ponce
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PAlLAS PARA INGENlO.

Las hay do todes tarna1os legitimas de Carron.
JULIA \ CONF. dc Agundilla. Para mas pnrmanoroS
dirigirsH lns citadbA aaf0rea n
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CONlPANgA
MISUNDERSTANDING.
1INEA DE LAS INDIAs 0CCIDENTALEs.
ITINEEsAREO.
ITINERAREO.
LiSEA INTERcoLoN1AL II.
LrxrA rNrEncorOsrALI. /.
Precios de los pasajes

Precios de los pasajes.
II Camara. y Desde Fuerto-Rico Europa
vice-veIsa. ..-......... 81
Proa = Desde Puerto Rico EuE0pa-...... Is
Europa Puerto isco. 10h
Rstos preeios son pagaderos orc ingles ame-
ricano d la par.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04

Sc expiden pasajcs de ida vuelta validos por dos
meses con is ~ dc rebla los pasaeros de camara.
NINOS.
Los nifios dc los pisalatos uue no tengan amos
cumplidos. llovddos gratis Los que tenEan 3
amos cumpfdos hasta s sin cumplir pa9ardn a pasa
je. Los que tengan amos cumpldos no ileguen Ii
II, pagardn y passage lie II afos adelAnte pagan
pasaie entero. En- caso dc una famllia tenga s
ninos menores de amos. uno de elos solamente sc
lleva gratis. los otros paslaraR y pasaje.
CRIADOS.
Los criados de los paslleros pagaran on los vtjcs
trssatlantcos. pnsale do entrepuente $50 Las cria
daS pasaran S 23 del precio del passage. segun la
tegoria tomadn por amos: tienen derccho
esl:lr en- los snicnes sno e tempo rigurosameEte
necesaro para el sorvclo de amos.
Eccomendamus d los pasaleros inscriban
nonibres lugar dondc van. en- sus equipaJes.
ctraetercs integtcs, Los pas,jes expiden hastal
una hora antes de la salida de los vapores
No Sc admiten dette despues dc In llegada de los
vapores Para mas intormes diri2irse los Consig-
nat4rlCs.
BoRpA CoMP.
Mayaxnez IA je Feprero de 1876.
NOIA. - Dcsde el L. de Julio de 1877 los
tietes pasajes por estos yapores seran pa
gadero5 Ell OrO americana o su equiva-
lentc en- moneda corriente con el p. & dc
premio.
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Mayaxnez /. Je Feprero de ls7s.
ITINERAR

ITINERARI0.
PRIMgR vIAJR MENsuAL.
RUTA s.A.''
LLEG4DA. SALLDA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-04
CIGARRILLOS.

Cajetiias de ls cigarrlos papel pectoral de Berro
u cajas por peso - .t, 4 |
Caietillas dc 20 cigarros papel orozur blanco
n v tonnnndo de- pgaoS en- Gdelapte u "a.
Id de as i'd I'd. Id. ~ por 81 . Id. Id. IS 20.
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WASHINGTON.
Political.

NEW YORK, April IL. The World says the
Presiden is indignant at Ctamberlain's letter.
that Ben Wade has written letter abusing Hayes
and his policy, but Hartranft has assured Hayes
his policy is for the best interests of the republi
cans and country, and that Hayes thanked Hart
ranft, and said he believed his (Hsyes) policy was
right and that he intended to fully carry the
policy out.
Appointments.
The president has re-sppointed Peter C.. Shan
non chief justice OF Dakota. and Jacob j. Bore
man associate justice of Utah.
Financial.
Secretary Sherman says the treasury has ample
funds and that they are increasing steadily and
that he has no occasion to sell gold but would
prefer to buy.
Senatorial.
The correspondent of the Now York Times says
that the principal obstacle in the way of an ad-
justment of the dispute in Louisiana, is the am
biton Of the democratic candidates for the United
States senate.
Gossip.
The president is said to have an extraordinary
memory. Western correspondent was present.
cd to him the other day whom he greeted in such
tone of recognition that the visitor involuntari-
ly exclaimed: You do not remember me y
The president answered, "Yes, saw you at the
dedication of the chapel Of the Soldiers Home, at
Dayton. You were with Gov. Baker" That was
seven years ago.
1t is said further of the president that he wears
his honors as easily an old shoe, while his W lie
is msnifestly elated
Commission.
The commission TO be appointed by the secre-
|ary of the treasury to inquire into alleged irreg-
ularitles In the New York custom house, and the
alleged Preparation of frauds 10 the importation
of goods will consist of special treasury agent
one New York merchant, and one or more gen.
tlemen whose qualities fit them for the position.
SPECIAL Agents.
The secretary of the treasury has instructed the
assistant secretary French to make out q list OF
twenty special Gu stom agents that number being
designated in the organization of that branch OF
public service. From this 1t would seem that the
secretary has abandoned the idea of consolidating
the agents and detectives.
The number of agents originally was fifty. NJ.
II. Hale of Mass, &. &. Adams of Ky, and f. F.
Jennings of Ala. formerly special agents of the
department have been reinstated.
Appointment.
Secretary Schurz to-day appointed members OF
the civil service board of inquiry for the interior
department for the current year. All the men,
beers we've taken from the department.
Washington Monument.
The board Of engineers TO investigate the mat
ter condemning the foundation Of the Washington
monument as insufficient to warrant the compile.
ton of the monument on the present site. The
question Of what is to be done with the unfinished
structure will be RENTED to Congress.
The Commission.
The Louisiana Commission to-day mt the Pres
ident a long despatch in cipher, the first of any
consequence efrom them. Ii is not decided wheth-
ct he will make the contents known.
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Anntercs,ing occasion was celebrated yesterday
morning. at the Episcopal church, when Mr.. WIN.
T.. Hollis of Gardiner was united in marriage with
Miss Mary Z. Ladd of this city. There large
attendance of relatives and friends. The ceremo-
n was performed nv Rev. Mr.. Upiohn.
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A Card for Ra,iona, Readers,

Irrational people always reject good advice. and
in nothing is their folly more frequently conspcu.
GUS than IN Ignoring precautions necessary for the
retention ofheahh. Forecast on the other hand, Ia
notable characteristic OF the rational, and IL Is
the exercise Of this qualify which we would sug'
gest 10 them. Protect the system against diseases
which hasten upon the debilitated, the nervous,
aud the dyspeptic, by bracing the physique, regu'
lating the stomach bowels and liver, ana banl- h.
ing dependency with the purest and most efhci'
ent OF botanic invigoratants, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. That the effects follow its use, and that
IL prevents as well annihilates nte mittent and
remittent fevers are facts established by indspu-
table evidence. To enjoy the twin blessings of "a
sound mind and sound body" In all their plenti-
tudc try O course of this sterling medicine.
Apr llteod&wlw.
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Business Changes.


According to the Farmer quite number of
business changes are in contemplation here.
Nessrs. Dow aud Storer, who propose goiog to
California, have sold out their meat and provs-
i'm store unde. Granite Hall, to NJ. Joseph ii.
Deliver. Messrs. Holway & Robinson, the well
known wholesale grocers and dealers in -four and
grain, are to give up the grocery part ofther bus
mess, and will occupy only the second story of
THAR premises for the storage of flour. Mr.. Rob-
in on Is to remove to Lewiston where they have
enlarged their business to include coal, while Mr.
Ho.way will remain and take charge of the bust
ness here.
p. p. Getchell, dealer in hats, caps and far
goods, is removing to the store on the corner OF
Water and Bridge streets, recently occupied by
Webster 4 Hall and Mr.. Geo. S. Ballard is to re-
move his tin ware and kitchen furnishing goods
establishment to the store to be vacated by Mr.
CetcheIl Mrs. Lawrence is to occupy the store
in Granite block now occupied by Mr.. Dolliver.
Lancey, Waldron & Smith are closing cut their
dry goods store in Norths block. Arno Bittues
is to fit up the south store in Smiths block and
pat in stock of flour and grain. The stock of
groceries in the store occupied by the late Orren
Parker, are to be sold at auction on Monday next.
Messrs. Williamson & Greenwood will remove
their arricu ltural ware rooms to the store two
doors south Of the one now occupied by them.
We must express our regret at the loss Angus
ia sustains in the removal of these gentlemen who
propose leaving our city.
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STATE NEWS.

Dobson & Co., Pttsfeld, turn out 1000 yards
OF fancy cassmeres per month";
Monday night the house of C. P. Blake Of Mon
mouth, was entered, and $500 and a valuable
watch stolen.
Lubec is about to fund the town debt. The
bonds will probably be taken by its own citizens
at five per cent.
Alvin Goodwin of South Berwick, who Is insane
on religious subjects, tried to jump into the river
at Saco, Friday afternoon, but was prevented by
the police. - -
We are told that the Kennebec Land and Lum-
Der Company have established lumber yards in
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Norfolk, and will car
ry on the ice business in connection Herewith.
They have just loaded a cargo of ice for Bati-
more. the first to leave this port this season.
Gardiner Journal. 4f} &Ff
Warren A. Farr, favorab,y known as manufac-
turer of the Farr shirt, at West Wsterville. has
been called to the superintendent of the shirt de-
partment Of the extensive house of II. A. White
Co., Boston, at salary of 81, 900.
Hubbard, Blake & Co. West waterville, has
have sold all the scythes and axes they can make
until July. During the past year they have dou-
bled their capacity for manufacturing axes. They
will have but brief vacation, owing to their large
orders.
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EUROPE.
The Eastern Question.

LONDON, April II. A Berlin despatch says the
aspect is not really alarming, as both Russia and
Turkey are anxious for peace, while threatening
war. The stock exchange is much depressed, but
quiet
A despatch 10 the Times from St. Petersburg
says the Porte $ note had been received. War Is
manifest, though not for week.
A Reuter- telegram from Constantinople states
the Turkish Senate did not reverse the decision OF
the deputies respecting Montenegro. At the last
moment the Senate received order not to dis
cuss the question. The armistice expires at mid
night if not prolonged. 1t is probable, however,
tn. both sides will remain on the defensive.
Turkey.
The Times special from Cettinje represents thai
the probable resumption of hos,ilites is viewed
with general satisfaction.
The English and Italian consuls have obtained
from the Porte a suspension of operations against
the Miridites for forty-eight hours to enable them
to negotiate.
The Times says the news from Turkey would
be grave if we believed Russia eager to precipi-
tate war. Diplomacy has not said its last word
New appeals may be made to the porte. and new
promises suggested to Russia.
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, April II. The Turkish Cir
| cular was delivered to the Russian government nj
this morning. The Agence Russo describes i a:
categonially refusing the demands of the power:
| and putting end to all further discussions.
Prince Montenegro.
VENICE, April IL. A telegram from Cettinge
says the Prince of Montenegro will reject any
| proposal for prolongation of the armistlce.
Italy.
NAPLES. April IL. whole band of interna
tionalists who have been operating in the district
| of Selino, hive been captured.
Germany.
| despatch from Berlin says that circular note
from Prince Gortscbakofis expected, setting fol ID
| the necessity that Russia is under proceeding
against Turkey.
| Military.
/, A Vienna telegram says that Russia intends TO
| form this month q northern army in Poland,
whittier reserves from the military districts of ST.
| Petersburg and Moscow will be directed. Orders
| to this fleet are expected next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-13

The Oakland National Bank OF Cardiac pr
poses to reduce its capital to $4,000
The Auburn Light Infantry have accepted the
invitation of the Capital Guards TO visit this city.
S,ra" berries, at 81 % per quart, have appeared
ia our market; also cucumbers and lettuce.
The Knickerbocker Steam Towage Company
are ready for business with six powerful tugs.