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MIGUEIo RESTAURANT.
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIESON'S
ARRIVAL In NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,

Dh. y " lS ~ LA FlkSSbls,
M. n. G. q. LONDON. N. ID. Giesen,
Author Of Practical DISSERTATIONS on Nervous
Debility" Essay on Marriage" etc.
Senior Proprietor Of tho Missouri
State Museum OF Anatomy.
st. Louis, Mo-.
and Vicinity, and especially those who have a.
be- bas returned to tie city for tbe season and and
may be consulted. till the s1st March next, at
his old rooms,
nampart street, Between Canal and
CnstOmh0use.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 o. m. till
D M, and from till 8 .. m.
DR.. DAVIDSON. having adopted as his line Of
practice the treatment and cure OF
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent years Of study and research In that
5 bra Of Msd n5a ss9p e D9YsHpg fg
LIES OR iNDISCRiETioNa, causing nervous,
mental and, physical debility. and the loss of all
xs bss s oxhsr w
Europe and America. enable him to guarantee
Relief to ALI Sufferers
who consult him. DIR. DAVIDSON has been
specially and remarkably successful In his
Treatment by Correspondence.
II is, however. desirable that at least one per-
so pa pE houd BE- had the
ton of those who by placing themselves under
the care OF ignorant charlatans have only In
creat ed their sufferings. The physician who
understands his profession and labers with In
telligence to advance II In the respect Of men
Is q beneactor to mankind, and the high est
nation In which DR.. DAVIDSON is held by
physicians Themselves Is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith In Rapid and Perma.
nent Cure.
DR.. .DAvIEsON's work.. s. Practical Obserya-
tons" now In its Tooth edition. will be found q
valuable guide. and may be had. bound IL
cloth, price Is cents by addressing the author
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIDSON, No. Rampant street
between Canal and Customhouse. New Orleans
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller. opposite
the Postofice.
DR.. DAVIDSON may be consut.si at No. q
Rampant street, between Canal and Custom
house. New Orleans. up 70 the 31st Of March
after which his address will be 17O5 Olive street
st, Louis. where he has been permanently To-
Gated for many yearg
Office hours from 10 a. m. to D. M, and from
70 p. N. sundays. 10 a. % I'LL .. M. only.
nos sm
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An Accident.

AT o'clock Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Reuss and servant were preniuitated ont of a
cab on Cafondelet bridge, at the into section IF
Broad. All save Mira. Reusa escaped uninjured
hut that lady was severely injured about the
lan
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TO SHIPMASTERS.
THE CHAMPION Pr ESS

Is rrerared TO reeompress cotton that Inns been
compressed by the NJ rise presses. IN the usual
mann"r, and guarantees ~ gain of 30 per ont
~ stowhge cap ely. The charge for I com
resetug will be Ts cents per bale Including
drayaga from and IN the vessel
JOHN B. LAFI TIE 4 co, -
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tic Company.
fnhlk cod
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

lThe DEMOCRAT ls responsible for none Of
the Views expressed lii The communications
under this head; but no communications will
be printed except from responsible partiesl
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MOURNING GOODS.

All our Mourning Goods arc guaranteed to be
a regular ravens black. We refund the motley
for any article that does not give perfect salts
faction.
Examine our
Black Delaines,
Black Tamises,
Black Examines,
Black Bombazines
Black Henrietta Cloths
Black Nuns Cloth,
Black Cashmeres,
Black MernNs.
Black DraD dEte.
Black Alpacas.
Black English and French Crepes.
Love and Crere Wells.
Crepe Collars.
Black Silk and
Lisle Thread Gloves
Black Ruchings, etc.
OUR WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR PRICES.
full line of staple and plantation DRY
GOODS constantly on hand, comprising pretty
spring Caicoes, white and un bea.hed Sheet
ing Gottons, bieached AID unbleaehed Cottons,
Osnaburgs, st ipes Plaids. Hickories, Denims.
ETC.; all at unriyaled prices.
AT
DANZIGER'S,
nhe I'm ISL CANAL STREET.
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wANTEu,-pUrsLs.

WANTED = PUPILS TO LEARN THE
" French Language, taught in sixty lessons.
1t is an excellent opportunity for those who
hitition in 1873, to acnustom themselves with
the French language. Highest references
given. Communications addressed Postotfoe
EDV TuhR
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FOR RENT.

L7OR RENT-FROM THE FIRST OF NO
Il vembsr next, one store Of the Touro Eni1d-
ings. Apply to HENRY SHEPHERD.
INFLOW
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.
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- ROSE ETTENHR.

FRIDAY EVENING, 18th Grand Gala Night.
80. Benefit Of Rose Eytings.
Miss Rose Eytinge has fis honor to announce
the event Of her first benefit In New Orleans,
on WHICH VI, a, occasion Re will appaar rs LADY
former Miss Eytlnee has been pronounced
nnrlvalel for. pr ndenr and power"
sATUHDAYNO0N; lstt.4Grand Egtinge Heaep-
SATURDAY NIGH 18th Last time Of hose
Ey,inge in LED AsTRSY.
SUNDAY NIGHT, teth-~Tha great benefit bill
win be .repnnted- LADY MACBETH and
MISS MUTTON
MONDAY EYENldG, 18Th, and until further
IRONY AND .GLToPATRt. ' Mis- Gsas Rose 80
Eyiipge. the Egyptian Queen, CLEOPATRA
mhis
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TO
COTTON PRESS PROPRIETORS.
Gillman's Patent Reversible Compre,

tilman's Patent Reversible Compress.
Known in New Orleans as the Champion
after q test of ne year, and having compressed
more than $4,000 bales Of cotton under mean
pressure Of 1000 tons, without defect. detention
or accident, Is now offered tn the cotton
press industry az the only one that FL " meets
al the requirements Of the trade. az being the
most powerful, the most economical as regards
consumption Of fuel end other current ex-
penRes, the quickest In movement and the least
liable to accident.
Within the last ten days 1so bales If cotton
that had been compressed in Que of the Morse
Presses III this city were ferompressed by the
Champion tho gain in stowage capacity be
ing over 40 per cent.
Parties proposing to erect new congresses
would do " II to examine for themselves the
comparative merits of this press before con
tracting.
Foil information will be furnished upon ap-
plication at the flee Of the
READING IRON WORKS.
2Gl South Fourth street, Phi'ndnlphia, or to
JOHN II LAFITTE Il co,
Managers Louisiana Cotton lie 6 'tnpany,
mlllb lin cod New Orleans, La.
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AUTHORIZATIONS COAT. PANTS AND
w vest hands: also bllshlemen, Oonst mt
work. No 11e Canal street. Inhta 1T
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RAILROAD ss.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. sT. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.

Ublthao, 81. LUUlS AND NEW OAhHAfse
RAILROAD.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
will depart from and arrive at the Oalllope
street depot from November IS. 1s17 as follows:
Express No s. 100 an Express No.. % pra.
Nos. l and run daily. and daily except
= PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING oABs
through 70 Louisville. CINCINNATI and Chicago.
attached at .Milan, enabling passengers to 20
through without leaving the train.
Only one change 10 New York and Eastern
Friday evenings train makes no connection
Aee q tle trains between New Orleans
Leave New Orleans s;s5 D. m. Saturday. and
100 u, m. Sunday.
This is he only line running double daily
through trains to and from all points North and
Tickets for sale and Information given at ia
Camp street. corner !. Of t, g G, I,1,,
r. ouArpbAAhP as shF Fass 1sg Ticket AGENT
THE nEW W. 0hLE A,,s, As ! MOBILE RAIL
THE enE R1sf fF aSRfdH 4d H5H HEEr 70 THE
Vi" iGggA,fEE hfH gs 4fF HE re- } Will Louis
Canal street, as follows:
DEPART. AHRrvE
EXPRESS, Sun EXPRESS. .s.s. 1856 q. M
day only. -. 7:t5 u. M. Express, Sum
Express 500 D. m. day only 1880 b, M.
Passenger, OK" Passenger, sx-
eept Snnday.7.5 q. III. cent Sunday s.46 b. m
Pullman Ialaoe Oars daily 20 Cincinnati
Louisville. Nashville, ST. Louis, Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphla, without chang
and only ono change TO New York and Eastern
cities.
Ticket office. corner 81 Camp and Common
at set opposite City Hotel,
D. 3. ROBINSON, Superintendent,
mh2 ~ J. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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=" Bollinger,', no dry LABEL but dry
champagne,
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Planters, ATTENTION Fifty fret class col
ored aburera from l4vrth Carolina will reach
New Orleans via Mobile route by nm early train
aud sugar or cotton pla"ters who will advance
the amount Of transportation, to be deducted
from tha lahole'a wngfs, can secure as many
as they desire by calling. before 10 o'clock to-
day, at Grifiln's Intelligence Bureau, ia Caron-
dnipt 81 rect
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WANTED-ANY PERSON HAVING A
w ght spring wagon. to run on shares
lieanse, will please nd lress W. ii. r. Democrat
Office mb14 at
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-A PARTNER IN A GOOD PAY
w Ing business with 5000 or $1,000 capital.
Security given. References required. Address
G. L., this office. mh15 t.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUA-
w ton in an insurance office Address E,
L.. this office. Good references win be- given.
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HID GLOVES A SPECIALITY. VI

JUST HECElN ED. OUR SPl
NJ lent. AND OFFER
100 dog. Two Button Fresh KID
GLOVES, in dark. medium
Operas. black and white, Mt
only so cents. These nre n
great bargain. and would
bo cheap nj IL cents.
100 dozen Two Button Fresh
GLOVES. in best lnmbskin
shades rs above, at only 81
cents Il pair, cheap at 81 25.
And
From these prices up to the
finest KIDS. made in =, 4. s,
g. and buttons, all shades
and qualities. side cut and
o herwise.
Sole ngents for Harris un
euunleh SEAMLESS KID
GLOVES. the best glove in
the market.
We warrant every pair to be a
perfect fit. and will return
the money for any KID
GLOVES bought mt our
establishment that do not
give perfect satisfaction.
No Harris Seamless genuine
unless stamped with the
Paris manu- fact urer's name
ROUfLLON,
a fresh assortment just In.
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WsNTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman, a situation TO cook wash and
iron for small family. Enquire ut 25o Delotd
strant rphtA
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HELP wAnTED-KEMALEs.

WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman. n situation as cook and TO assist In
washing In private family. The best OF city
aUa street ruhts M
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100000,

comprising importatons from
SWITZERLAND,
GERMANY and ..-......
GllEAT BRITAIN.
and the productions Of our own country.
Visitors atd residents are respectfully invited
to visit Of inspection anl examination. Polite
and attentive statesmen will take pleasure in
exhibiting Our goods and prices without urging
any one to buy.
Examine the novelties we exhibit in our o
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Comprising NEIGEUsEs. ranging In price
from 121sn tn 81 aud 81 per yard
BOUHETTEa IN new effects.
SPRING loPLlNs,, A'panas end Mohairs,
from 15e to 3E. 20. 50 and 600 per yard.
Bn0UHE SPRING ALfA0As, in VARIOUS
grades. Q
BUNTINGs in all shades, at 25e per yard.
beautiful ehades
M0z,M,nIQuEs, II neyel designs
linen Tussores. Ecru Linens. etc.
Also, opened specially for our country friends.
10 cases Lin. Lawns, from 10 10 3bc yard
| case fine French Qreandy. In beautiful
eulors.
8 cases Eeru Linen Lawns, at Zoe per yard,
nhenp at leo.
Black Grenadines
A grand display of Black Grenadines, In
plain. Hesille, Checked. Striped and Byurette
styles, prices from zoe TO ~ 80 per yard.
drenhdine. Velour Neigeusss and Bourettes,
gre t novelties.
All Silk Grenadines for evening wear, prices
Hun ice to 90 90 per yard.
Spring Silks! Spring Silks!
Plain colored SPRING SILKS. in all shades,
at CSC.
Fancy Spring silks at SIC.
Epring Silks. new designs. from T6e to 81 10.
Black silks, a' 80 aud GOO.
Black Trimming silks at 75,0
Black Dress silks al zoe, 81 and 81 2F<
0 Heavy Lyons Gros Grain Silks ut $3.50. st rs,
BONNETs, Hubime Black SILK. nj - and
81 30 per yard, etc, @
TRIMMINGS TO MATCH ALL OUR DRESS
o Real Laces! Real Laces!
We have opened beautiful assortment Of
Laces Barhes, Ties. Fan Covers. pto in real
Applique. Duchesse, Point d'aleneon and
roint Russo. also new style sets Collars and
Cuffs.
Our customers can rely on getting none but
the newest designs and freshest goods from us
as we have only recently begun to import these
real Laces and re, Lace Goods.
WHITE G0ODs-w WHITE GOODS.
Immense bargains in White Nainsooks. plain.
che Ike aud striped
White 7 aues Al g. TO- t2ts. If, 30 and 25o.
Swiss Muslins from TO Goc. n yard
Nansons do I'tnde, Mus. Victoria and Bishop
Lawns. etc. etc.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Irish Itnens by "a yards sizes. Mt - 60 a. &c.
81. ~, 80. $40. $40, s15 aud $40 piece.
A special importation If heavy round thread
Linens beginning with IN article at $40 for "A
yHrds.
Rh, citing Pillow Case and Drawer Linens.
Tnie de- Paris. Linen aud Cotton diapers,
Table Damaaks, Turkey Rcd Damasks Tow
els, CRASHES, Napkins. Bobbnets, Honey Comb
and Marsoilles Quilts. Nottingham Curtain Net,
Nottingham anu Iamboured Lace Curtains.
etc.
ALSO u vast assortment Of -
Ribbons.
Ruchings.
Fans. Q
Linen Collars,
Linen Cuffs. q
Hosiery
Parasols,
Ladies' and Gents' Underwear,
Lace Ties. Embrodertea.
Mix Ties, Handkerchisfs.
fnrsetH
Muslin Skirt Plnitlngs.
Imitation Lncea,
Trimmings.
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KID GLOVES
to match any
shade Of dress
goods or rib
bons. in all
sizss and all
prices. Full
g I o G k o +
Cents Kids.
We eaIl partic-
ular attention
to d lot OF
GEN TS' OPE-
ia KIDS, all
81 o. an Il
shades. ut 50
and rs cents,
I b o greatest
bargain out.
BeHr In mind
that no
HARRIS
SEA NILE ~
Ia ge NUN o
unless stamp
eti with
ROUILLON'B
name.
n n d bought
from us.
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WANTED "A PARTNER WITH s75. TO
W work up the most useful invention ever
offered in New Orleans. Practical man pre-
ferrsd. A splendid chance to make monsy for
tho next three months Address for three days
J. IT, WfLLIAMs
mhto At t49 ~. Joseph street New Orleans.
WANTED-EMPLOt MEsT by A YOUNG
w man from the country Best Of references
Address HARRY W., this Office mbt 2w
WANTE D--sUGAH COOLEIts, If SOUND
w good order and cheap PLANTER, Dem
ocrat Office. ss2on
MI RS. BIOUk-NU. I42 UAMP STREET, DE
AVA stres her patrons to know she has ON hand
some excellent servants, walters. cooks, charn.
berInalds also two or three No. aundrssses
and an experienced housekeeper. au17 II
81 IN FOR PIANO TUNINa-BEsT WORK
~ :Co sso Magazine. ID. LEIGH. soiree
Pianist. Tvs IL
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w a situation ta do bousework and eoobipe..
Good references given. Address D. T., this
office. uhiA at
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GRAND DISPLAY
NEW SPRING GOODS
AT
DANZIGER'S
1877 Canal street,
BETWEEN BOURBON AND DAUpHINE.


In view Of the immense concourse Of visitors
expected In our city during the Carnival festivi-
ties, we have nude ,extraorllnary exertions to
Mardi Gras, and are pleased to notify visitors
aud residents that onr efforts have met with un
qualified success. During the past three weeks
manifest 10 US by the receipt of goods amount
ing to over
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-rEmALEs.
sjopkM. Nurses, GMas salpevsssa Etc,

WANTED A RESPECTABLE WON AN,
w q situation as COOK; has no objection TO 20
in the country. Can give gond references If
required. Address f.. this office. mhto
yNANTED-BY A RESPECT ABLE WOMAN.
w situation as cook has 1 o objection to 60
In the country Good references given II res
guired Address NJ r. this office mhtn
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wANTED-MALEs.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
" character q. situation in an Office OF
wholesale house. is not afraid OF hard york
DaInonrat Office. ae1ff
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BOARDING.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE THE FIRM OF Hill. h co. rs
! ' this day dissolved by mutual consent. FL
ther partner will iuuidafe.
New Orlenns February a. 1878
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FNE NFI HFf7t
and the productions Of our own country.
Visitors atd residents are respectfully invited
to visit of inspection anl examination Polite
and attentive salesmen will take pleashre in
exhibiting our goods and prices without urging
any one to buy.
Exam me the nnyeItias we exhibit In nur O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-14
TELEGRAMAS VIA HABANA.
L6ndres, JUNO 3.

Ell DR.. Nobiling, miembro de la socie-
dad comunista international, ha dis
parade desde una ventana contra el
emperador Guillermo de Alemania,
mientras pasaba 4 caballo por la ayenida
de Unterderlinden. Ell emperadorr recibio
treinta municiones pequenas ell la cara,
los brazos y la espalda, pero no esta heri-
do de gravedad, Y va Sc lie han extraido
las municiones.
Ell DIR. Nobiling, preso despues de
una resistencia desesperada, ha intenta-
do suicidarse y confesa deGberadamente
ell hecho.
Prevalece una intensa indignation en-
contra del asesino.
Berlin, JUNO 4.
Ell DR.. Nobiling confesa que tiene
completes. Ell emperador Guillermo esta
mejor.
Londrcs, id, id.
Ell gobierno aleman ha mandado las
invitaciones oficiales para ell Congreso
International, que Sc reunira en- Berlin
el 13 del corriente, para la ibre discu-
sion del tratado turco-ruso.
InglaterrA ha aceptado la invitacion
y tomara parte, por 10 tanto, en- ell Con-
greso.
I'm despacho especial de Madrid al
Standard anuncia que ha ocurrido el l1-
nes 3 una crisis ministerial en- esa ca
pital.
Otro despacho tambien especial del
mismo punto al Daily Ne,cs, dice que sc
espera que la crisis tendra lugar des.
pues de la session de las Cortes, y que
Serrano Y Sagasta estan seguros de lle-
varse las elecciones de invierno.
Eel gobierno va tiene contratado para
agosto el pasaie de vuelta q la Peninsu.
la de 1900 soldados que seran inme-
diatamente licenciados.
L6ndras, id. 5.
Ell emperador Guillermo continna me.
jorando dc salud, q pesar de que hay
aprensiones 4 causa de su edad avanza
da de que pueda producirse upoo- reae;
cion desfavorable al intentar los medi
cos extraerle las municiones que recibit
en- ambas munecas.
Ell Papa ha mandado un telegrama
simpatizando con la familia imperial ell
este contiicto.
Todos los gobiernos han aceptado Ii
invitacion para el Congreso que SO reu
Mira definitivamente en- Berlin ell dia IL
del corriente.
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causando muchas desgracias, perecien-
do dos Dinos y quedando On grave es-
tado 81 mayordomo y yarios obreros. -
La compania de los ferro- earriles de
Barcelona 4 Francia concede el 30 por
100 de rebaja 4 los obreros que SO diri-
jan a la exposition de Paris.-Contin1a
la huelga
A Ultima hora Sc ha dicho en- ell salon
de conferencias del Congreso que ell 60
bierno habia recibido I'm telegrama par
ticipando que estaba difnitivamente
arreglada la question con los consumi-
dores del gas en- Barcelona, por medic
de un acuerdo de estos con la empresa
del gas.
No respondemos de la exatitud de la
noticia, porque NADIA hemos dido las
personals que debieran esta7 enteradas
del asunto (Cronistd.
Ell senor general Laseraa, marques
de Irln, contin1a gu estado de salud
bastante grave, por desgracia, desde su
llegada de Puerto Rico.
S. M. ell rey, que Sc, interesa por la sa
lud del antigua jefe de su cuarto mill
tar, ha dispuesto que SO le de frecuen-
tamente noticia de la salud de aquel
bizarre distinguido general.
Ell 10 Sc embarca para su destino
ell nuevo captain general de Puerto Rico
Sr Despujol.
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bien orden para la de los batallones de
infantarla del 81 al 30, ambos inclusive,
quedando aus jefes y oficiales en- situa-
cion de reemplazo con los cuatro quintos
de sueldo que les correspondent, con re-
sidencia en- los distritos de las Coman-
dancias Generates en- que actualmente
Sc encuentran.
va ven nuestros lectores que las eco-
ncmfas Sc han iniciado aun 8ntes de 10
que SO esperaba.
Ell domingo 2 del pr6ximo mes de
Junio, segun 10 ha dispuesto ell Excmo.
Sr. Director General de Hacienda, Sc
quemaran p1blicamente en- ell lugar
donde Sc celebran los sorteos de la
Real Loterfa, doce mil quinientos
ochenta y cinco billetes del Banco Espa
mol, por valor de trescientos sesenta Y
dos mil trescientos cincuenta y cuatro
pesos con cuarenta centavos, cuya can
tidad equivale la sexta parte de 10 re-
caudado' l>,r cuenta del impuesto del
30 p1 sobre las rentas y utilidades
Programa de los festejios con que el En-
celentisin.o Aymtamiento de la Hdbdna
Sc propoae celebrur el fausto suoeso de la
paz.
Primer dia. a.-Recibimiento en- ell nue.
lie de Luz, por el Excmo. Ayuntamien-
to, del General en Jefe y fuerzas que le
acompanan n-Saludo de la escuadra y
de Ia plaza-Reeepcion en- Palac;o -
Banquete por ell Excmo. Sr, Goberna-
dor General-Serenata en- Ia Plaza de
Armas- Rancho extraordinario la
tropa que acompana al General en-
Jefe.
Sagundo dia-Procesion civica-Ilu-
minaciones- -Retreta-Fuegos artificial
les.
3er. dia. Gran parada Function gra-
tbs para la tropa ell el teatro de Payret
y en- ell Circo Ecuestre. de con-
vite Y en- traje de etiqueta en- el Gran
Teatro de Tacon con buffet.-Ilumina-
ciones.-Retretas, as,-Fuegos arti6ciales.
L. dia. .-Toque de Diana por las ban
das de musica. Function gratis en- el
Circo Ecuestre. de toros, gra-
tis.-Limosnas los pobres repartidas
entire las Sociedades de Benefcencia de
la capital. -Iluminaciones.
Durante los cuatro dias dc fiestas SO
daran ranchos extraordilarios q los
presos y detenidos en- la Real Carcel,
trabajadores dol Ramo de Obras Mu-
nicipales y asilados de San Jose.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-14
AOTICIAs REGlENTES De CUBA.

El vapor ingles nos ha traido una
collection del Diario de Ia Marina
que alcanza al 6 del corriente. He
aquf las principales noticias que nos
-Aace saber nuestro apreciable colega
habanero y que completan las que
insertanlos en- Ell n1mero anterior:
He aquf ell telegrama de felicitacion
que al Excmo. ST.. General en- Jefe
Ia dirigido ell Sr. Presidente del Casino
Espanol de esta capital.
Reunida en- session extraordinaria la
Junta Directiva de este Institute ha
acordado, por unanimidad, reiterar a
Y. E. la cordial y enthusiastic felicitacion
{ qne tuyo ell honor de dirigirle en- Is de
febrero 1ltimo) por la completa y feliz
termination de la lucha, y que una CO.
mision de su seno, q la cual esponta-
neamente Sc han adherido otras que re-
presentan & todas las classes de esta SO
ciedad -nobleza, propiedad r1stica y
urbana, volnntarios, profeslones, indus
trias conerciO -vaya en- un vapor q
Santiago de Cuba fin de manifestar
verbalmente & Y. la inmensa gratitud
del pals hacia su ilustre paci6cador.--
VIoRsTE GAIARzA. "
--Por la Capitania General de esta
Isla Sc ha rssnelto la disolucion del de-
p6sito central de Caballerfa Ia de los
reRimientos de IL misma arma de Tacon
7 Palmiya, All mismo 80 ha dado tam