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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-27
to de Andalucfa, pide ell cabotaje en-
estos terminos

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estos terminos
Considerando las provincias ultra.
marinas como parte integrante del to-
rritorio patrio uno 6 indivisible, es ma
tural que las expediciones directas sean
consideradas como de cabotaie: por
este medic Sc facilitaran ampliamente
las expediciones para las colonias, con
fecundo provecho para el desarrollo de
nuestra industria, tan POGO apreciada
en- nuestras posesiones por la compe-
tencia que le hacen los productos de
otros pa1ses.
Tenemos, pues, a una respectable
colectividad de contribuyentes gadi-
tanos relacionada con las Ligas de
toda Espana, pidiendo para las An
tillas la abolicion del monopoio azu-
carero que vienen ejerciendo ha
tempo unos cuantos fabricantes, 10
que es de muy buen agGero para
nosotros. pues constituye una prue-
ba de quesno todos los andaluces es-
tan en- contra de nuestras reformas
economicas.
Terminamos este largo extracto
nanifestando que ell digco presiden-
te de la Liga de contribuyentes de
Cadiz, D. Bernardino Sobrino, que
goza de gran Influenza Ell todas la
provincias de la nacion, ha escrito
algunas personas notables de es
Capital pidiendoles former aquf
Liga de contribuyentes en- relaci
con la que el preside, anadiendo'
la gaditana y demas Ligas penins
res apoyaran la idea de que Sc
abran los mercados patrios, me
que estima ell Sr. Sobrino muy
veniente al desarrollo de la
nacional y de la riqueza de Ia
tillas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-27

Ell colega vecino trae I'm bien es-
critic artlculo de fondo atacando a
los que murmuran de la conciliacion,
y d reng'on seguido un sueltc de
ciendo que esta Sc ha roto, que la
consabida bueaa .fe q esp5ritu de-con-
cordia han estado de parte de sus cor
religionarios y por fin cali6ca de
ester5les los resultados de la conc:lia-
cion. Els decir, en- una columna la
aplaude y en- otra la critica. H Agene
anda a punetazos con H Agente.
Sc conoce que hay gran unidad
ell la direction de este periodico.
va tienen tela donde cortar los
aludidos en- la seccion editorial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-27
-iQu6 piensa V. decirme para que
nude de opinion !? r.

AAOAOO w OHhAAOA >
-Pienso decir la vefdad. La imprc-
! sion que en- mi alma produjo Lucia fu6
,'~apde. qrnsssl me sorprendio /; estaba
facostumbrauolans Jan santir impresiones al
parecer violentas, pero pasajsras, haaa-
gos del amor propio, que SO desvane-
clan al momento; en- mi vida de dist
passion daba a mis- pasiones el caracter
de hazanas, y ninguna mujer interesa-
ba mi corazon. Al conocer la seao.
rita King, 10 confsso, soiie con un tro-
feo glorioso
Jorge SO estremeclo, y Hector le dijo:
NADIA debe V. echarme en- cara
ese estremecimiento es mi justification.
-Contin1e ", caballero Pineda, dijo
King recobrando la calma.
I'm trofeo glorioso, 10 repito; Lu-
ella es demasaido linda para no suble.
var ell alma del hombre mas Indifferent
to; y as1 sucedio. Luche alganos dias
con mi extrana impression, decidido a
acercarme ella, y cuando anoche en-
tr6 en- el bale, soiuzgado por mi mall
dad, permitame Y, la iiame por su nom-
DIRE, desvanecido por su belleza, le pedi
Ell walls, que ella me hizo ell honor de
dado mi neclJE p primer paso estaba
queriendo satisfacerse con ia ail1i1iasffttGf DE.
que la senorita Kiog me mireba con
ojos de simpatla, y al sslir del salon pa
"a esperar 81 instante favorable, csnta-
ba victoria. No apriete V. los pu1os
en- son de amenaza, caballero King, que
voy q sincerarme.
Procure V. acabar pronto su1rela-
cion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-27
ell Sr. Ledesma

i ., el Or. LeueSma
..--roCaclon casi unanime, y ma
die Sc acordo de votar al Sr. Labra.
No es nuestro amino hacer recri-
minaciones nj offender a nadie pero
justo es consignar que en- 1873 GUAM
do eran fuertes los reformistas, como
fuertes somos hoy los conservadores
con ell cambio de la opinion y la
acertada variacion del censo electo-
raj, aquellos no Sc hubieran avenido
como nosotros q intentar una conci-
liacion. En- este mismo perfodo cleo
toral hemos visto que alll donde los
reformistas, con el amplio censo es-
tablecido para la election de Ayun-
tamientos y Diputacion provincial,
Sc han juzgado con fuerzas propias,
no han hecho case de las recomen-
daciones de sus correligionarios del
Comite y han derrotado a los nues-
tros donde quiera que han podido.
Sin conciliacion la mayoria de la Di-
putacion y de los Ayuntamientos Sc
ria nuestra con ella predomina en-
la mayor parte de esas corporaciones
ell elemento reformista. Con seme-
jantes precedentes no es milagro que
nuestros correligionarios en- dos dis
tritos no hayan obedecido al Comite.
Quede, pues, sentado que la bue-
ma fe y ell espfritu de concordia no
han sido virtudes EXCLUSIVES de la
fraction reformista del Comite, como
pudiera entenderse del contexto de
su manifesto, sino de todos los que
formaron parte de aquel quede SEN
tado que la conciliacion ha redunda-
do, a pesar de todo, en- benefcio,
primero, de la tranquilidad moral
del pals, y luego en- bene6cio del
partido reformista, completamente
desorganizado y relegado a la histo-
ria desde que termin6 SUI polltica
aventurera a principles de 1874.
Ell partido reformista debe estar
agradecido a los seis senores 6rman-
tes del preinserto documento, pues
aunque no hayan conseguido tanto
como deseaban, mucho mas han To-
grado que 81 fuera de la conciliacion
hubieran obrado.
Ell colega vecino, por SUI parte,
hace a nuestro partido una acusacion
grave. Inspirandose en- la carta de
SUI corresponsal de Madrid, asegura
que la conciliacion naci6 aqul al gri-
to de fuera cuneros da a entender
que no Sc. cumplio con este progra-
ma causa nuestra, y supone que
nuestros dignos representatives no
pueden entrar en- el Parlamento con
Ia frente alta, no son la genuina re-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-27
EN- QUE JORGE CREE HABER ENCONTRADO
( ENRIQUE MIRABEL.

La conversation de Hector de Pine
da parecera a]guno de mis- lectores
demasiado violenta 8 POGO preparada,
pero debe tenerse en- cuenta la exacti.
tud de la manifestation que hice al en-
pear Ell cap1tuto anterior; ademas,
bueno sera consignar aqu1 que el j6ven,
impresionable como todos los sistemas
nerviosos, sinti6 irresistible inclination
hacia Lucia King al conocerla en- eI
teatro de Villanueva, efecto, no solo de
su belleza superior, sino tsmbien de al
guna causa que no conocemos todavla,
8 que todavia no me es dado revelar,
pues 81 los lectores supieran tanto CO.
mo el autor, Sc ahorraria este el traba-
10 de escribir libros.
AL yolyer 4 su cuarto, hallabase H6c.
tor en- - edi6eante sitpaeion del pepi'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-27

en- favor de los candidates reformis-
tas de conciliacion.
Diras se que, en- cambio, sin la con-
ciliacion hubieramos perdido ell dis
trito de Sabana-grande. Puede
ser; nos consta que los senores re-
formistas del Comit6 y algunos de
fuera de el, con igual abnegacion
que nosotros, hubieron de recomen-
dar mJ lcho al Sr. Ledesma contra ell
Sr La aIbra ; les hacemos esta .justi-
cia que a nosotros no Sc nos ha he
cho F.; pero con todo es muy dudoso
que a{ln sin la conciliacion hubiera
triunf$do ell Sr. Labra cuyas ideas
autonpmistas aun entire los libera!es
de oraen de aquel distrito han deja-
do hal tempo de estar en- boga. De
Yauco, donde obtuvo ell Sr. Ledes-
ma 80 votos contra % que alcanz6
Ell Sr. .Labra, nos asegura persona fl
dedigha que " los 1nicos que vota-
ron por ell primero fueron los con-
servadores 81 Sc excaptda al Sr. AL
calde y tres 8 cuatro empleados re-
formistas, los demas, incluso otros
varios que 6rman n6mina, votaron
por ell segundo. " En- Sabana-gran-
de tambien fueron en- su mayor par
te Conservatives los 81 votos dados
al Sr. Ledesma contra 8 por ell Sc
nor Labra /; y en- Cabo-rojo, 81 bien
algunos reformistas sensatos como ell
Sr. D. Jose Maria Cardona, apoya-
ron al candidate de la conciliacion,
Ia mayor1a sostuvo al Sr. Labra con
30 votos contra %. En- 1876, sin
oopoi11o oIor L.. .-~~s~=~~-u~~~--~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-27
Ell DERECHO DIFERENCIAL
Z LA MARINA N1ERCANTE

Recordaran nuestros favorecedo-
res que una Comision especial aran-
celaria creada en- Madrid Dor el 60
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-27

Sc nos dice de Rio-piedras que el
Sr. Garcia Salgado no ha obtenido,
como djimos, Is sino 6 votos en- el
distrito.
Tambien Sc nos dice de Toa-alta
que hemos omitido aquel colegio al
dar cuenta de los votos que obtuvie-
ron los candidates, siendo asl que de
Is electores Is votaron por el desig-
nado por la conciliacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-27

Parece que en- A1asco todos los
nuevos concejales electos para el
ayuntamiento, menos dos, votaron
por ell Sr. Alfau. 81 sera liberal
aquel municipio !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-27

] OO AdC AAS
! cesldades del pals que la presente
nunca una lista de nombres mas sim
paticos y ventajosamente conocidos
recibieron ell honor de nuestra repre-
sentacion en- C6rtes f; nunca, como
ahora, pudo de:irse que no hubc
imposiciones. Con orgullo 10 pode'
mos manifestar, aunque nos duela e.
sacriicio de apreciabil1simas perso,
mas que no cablan dentro de la base
establecida para unir en- un solo pen
samiento tan opuestas voluntades
con orgullo podemos manifestar, de-
cimos, que en- esa lista no hay nj un
solo nombre que suene por primera
vez en- los oidos de las personas bien
enteradas de la cosa p1blica.
Esto explicado, restauos a1adir
que nuestro partido, estando en- ma
yoria en- las listas electorales, sobre
todo para diputados a C6rtes, ha da-
do, con aceptar la conciliacion, que
no crela necesaria para SUI triunfo,
una prueba palmaria de noble tole-
rancia, de concordia y de olvido com
pleto de pasadas rencillas, llamando
4 sus adversarios de aver a concurrir
con sus luces y con su contingente d
la salvacion del pals, cuya principal
riqueza, a causa de la forma violen-
ia con que los reformistas resolve
ron en- 1873 ell problema social, mar
cha rapidamente a SUI ocaso, 81 leyes
acertadas y prontas no vienen en-
auxilio de los campos de. cana que Sc
van. Ell partido conservador, con
este acto generoso, Sc ha colocado a
grande a.tura, y no podra de hoy
mas ser tachado de- intransigente,
como con notoria injusticia Sc le ha
cali6cado. 81 en- un distrito lucha-
ron nuestros correligionarios contra
un candidate reformista, ellos hab1an
dado ell ejemplo en- otros en- las elec-
clones provinciales, amen de que en-
Mayagiiez indujercn' Ia vlspera de la
election, segun manifesto que tene-
mos a la vista, al candidate de ia
conciIiacion a que Sc retirara, y en-
Cabo-rojo lie combatieron energica-
mente contra las indicaciones del Go.
mite.
Hemos creido de nuestro deber
hacer estas breves consideraciones
para desvanecer los rumores que ha-
yam podido producer ell manifesto y
ell sueito de nuestro indicado colega,
y para dejar las cosas en- su lugar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-27

Nuestro amigo D. CIotilde Santa
go, diputado provincial por Juana
Diaz, ha sido ell que mas votos ha OBJ
tenido, pues lie dieron sus sufragios
SIT personals. LIE felicitamos por
las grandes simpatfas que su iucida
election representa-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-27
presentation del pals, son, en- una
palabrs. inapuestos.

presentation del pals, son, en- una
palabra. inepuestos.
Aclaremos este logogrifo:
Cierto que cuando estaba en- ell
poder ell Sr. Canovas, que saco en-
1876 una diputacion en- SUI mayor
parte cunera al yer desatendidas
nuestras gestiones en- favor de Ia pro-
duccion de esta provincial, toda la
prensa, incluso ell BoLETIN, critico ese
sistema electoral, 6 indudablemente
surgio de ahl la idea de conciliacion.
Pero en- este viene al poder ell actual
ministerio, cuyo digno Presidente
trae escrito en- gu escudo el lena de
refornaas econ6nsicas para las Anti-
Nas, y al frente del Ministerio de Ul-
tramar es colocado un diputado por
Puerto-Rico que con ca!or y elo-
cuencia las habla defendido. En- Wis
ia de este cambio que signi6caba po-
co para la politica general de la ma
cion, pero mucho para estas lejanas
provincias, el colega y nosotros, CO.
mo movidos por I'm mismo resorte,
sin preston de nadie, sino esponta-
neamente, proclamamos la conve-
niencia de apoyar 4 ese gobierno.
Este criterio fue aceptado mas tarde
por ell Comite, y desdc ent6nces va
no podfan l6gicamente rechazarse en-
absolute los candidates ministeriales
va fuesen de aquende 6 de allende
ell mar.
Sin embargo nunca Puerto-Rico
ha nOmbradO n,>sl~~-s.'-''@-"-'-
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
AIOVerh Quarrel.

There is great excitement at Monroe
Vile, Ohio, over two tragical occurrsn
ces that took place in that unusually
quiet village. About two o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, Cahan shot and
wounded Bridget Murphy, his sweet
heart, for refusing to marry him. They
had a lovers quarrel and Cahan,
drawing his pistol, fred it at the girl,
wounding her in the shoulder. Then
he reloaded it, and defying the author.
tiles, went prancing up and down the
street, threatening to shoot anybody
who attempted to arrest him. Quite a
crowd gathered on the street while this
was going on, and Cahan fired twice
at D. W. Crane, telegraph operator,
once at the constable, and still again at
Mr.. Prentice, who was attending his
dying brother. killed by an accident at
almost the same moment. Things ap-
pparsd to be growing desperate under
Cahan's reign OF martial law, whom
Crane drew his pistol and fired, the
ball entering Cahan's breast and in
nicting wound from which he cannot
recover. The young woman who is the
unhappy cause Of all the trouble is not
dangerously injured.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Shaving on sunday.

According to the views expressed ny
the court in the case of the appeal taken
bv John Parker from the decision of
Justice Hagany, barber, cannot le-
gally pursue his vocation on the Sab.
bath. 1t is true that Parker obtained
verdict but that was wholly owing to
the neglect Of the Magistrate to pro-
nounce him guilty Of violation OF the
statute, previous to imposing a fine
upon him. The Chief Justice, how
ever, in charging the jury, remarked
that a man could shave himself on
Sunday without violating the law, but
when he shaved another for compsnsa-
ton, he would be liable to the penalty
provided for pursuing worldly employ.
ment on Sunday. The BARRIERS should
therefore close their establishments on
that day or prepare to pay the penalty
provided in such eases, should com,
plant be made against them. Law
suits are very undesirable as well as
improbable, and therefore it would be
wise in the profession generally to com
ply with the divine injunction: RE
member the Sabbath day to keep il
holy" or at least to refrain fr.m thel'
usual employment.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Miss LtlIta Duer's Trial.

Snow HILL, Md, May 27.-Miss
Lillia Duer, the young lady charged
with killing her companion, Miss Ella
Hearn, is now comfortably quartered at
the National Hotel, J. S. Price, proprie-
tor, opposite the court house in this
town, in the custody OF the sheriff, the
jail being no fit place for any young
woman. Miss Duer is in the best spir-
its, and does not complain of anything
connected with her treatment. She Is
kept under lock and key and guard,
and confidently awaits her trial on
Thursday next, 29th inst.
Her sister is with her for companion
ship, and they neither apprehend any
serious consequence from the ordeal OF
trial. Miss Lillia passes her time
occupied with books end papers, whlcA
her friends have supplied in great
numbers. She converses intelligently
about the commonplace and domestic
affairs, and never refers-or at leas'
has never yet referred, except once-t'
the very sad and lainentable affair Will
which Sue has been connected in th'
death of Miss Hearn. Some of those
about her have had frequent conversa
tions with her, especially ladies of the
house.
From her manner and conversation
no one would think that she realized
the gravity of her situation, prisone1
on til. eve of trial for her life. She
is intelligent, has good, brig hit face
dark brown eyes and brown hair: sh'
is of medium stature, rather slender
figure, and weighs between lo5 and LII
pounds. Col. Henry Page, of Princess
Anne, has been engaged to assist II
the prosecution Of Miss Duer, and tn
defence has been entrusted to Hon. )
w. Crisfisld and Mr.. Geo. W. Purnell
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Iu1DrOvenlent.

Beecher, the great picture man OF this
City, has improved his picture gal
lery at 3l5 Market Street from the
front door to the top of the building.
The steps have been covered Wltd beau
tiful oil cloth, and the walls tastefully
rapered. Every room in the building
has been richly carpeted, and in fact
the appearance Of the pictures has been
wonderfully improved. This shows
the enterprise of Beecser. He now has
hanging on his walls lifelike pictures
of tho Rev. l. M. Haldsman, DR.. Ste
yenson and G. P. Bristor copies of which
can be purchased at low figure.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
l'OllgreHH.

In the United States Senate, yester
day, tie bill regulating the transporta-
ton of animals was considered, and f.
nally, on motion of Mr.. Edmunds, post
poned until the first Monday of Decsm-
ber next. The bill to make subsidiary
coins exchangeable for lawful money
was taken up. Without action there
upon the Senate adjourned.
In the House the bill regulating the
transfer of cases to the Federal Courts
was tilihustered through tho morning
hour. The Senate bill to prevent the
introduction of infectious or contagious
diseases was passed without amend
ment, and gees to the President. Ad'
jonrned.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
strawberry FESTIVALS.

The members ofst Mary's Catholic
Church held strawberry festival last
evening, in the basement of the church.
Prof. James B. Crozier's orchestra was
in attendance and sconrsed sweet
music during the evening. The Mo
zart Glee Club was also present. The
attendance was large and the festival
will continue Tonight and tomorrow
night.
The straw berry festival at Brandy
wine M, Z. Church is we'll attended and
the sales of the strawberries and cream
causes the members to know that their
work is appreciated. Go and spend an
evening with the members Of this
church.
On June 9Th, 9Th and 7th, the nen-
bers of the First Presbyterian Church
will hold strawberry festival in the
lecture room of the church.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Sherman Denies.

Your correspondent has it from the
highest possible authority that the let
tor from Secretary Sherman, addressed
to personal friend, and which was
printed in a New York paper on Sat
urday, is not authentic. Mr.. Sherman,
while corroborating many of the senti-
nents expressed as being those of his
own mind, yet denies that he ever wrote
any such letter as published. 1t seems
that the article was fixed up for sensa'
tio,lal purposes, and also with the
intention O: influencing, as much as
possible, the approaching Ohio NOM
nations.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
0uestions for Mr.. TIlasn.

Assistant District-Atorney Herrick
Yesterday filed a bill of discovery in
the United States Circuit Court in the
suit brought by the Government against
Samuel J. Tilden, to recover unpaid
arrears of income tax. The bill filed is
in the shape of a printed book Of 352
pages, and contains 472 interrogatories
relating to Mr.. Tlden's income from
several railroad and other companies
for which he acted as counsel from 1861
to 1871. 1t is expected that the trial
will he reached this Fall.--7ribune.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR RATlONS FOR
LIGHTHOUSE VESSELS.
OFFICE OF LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR,
20Q = SIxTH STREET PHILA PA.A

Il Il II " ~ . n run hhA1O4No = oAs
L LIGHT.HOUSEV VESSELS.
OFFICE OF LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR
200 s. Sixth STREET, PH1LA. Pa,
May 20, 1879.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this
Office until II o'clock, NJ, on Monday. the
second day of June, 1879, for furnishing and
delivering to the Inspector Of the Fourth
Light House District, Ratioos for Light.
House Vessels in the Fourth Light. House Dis
trct, in such quantities and also at such
times during the twelve months, from
July l, 1879, to June 80. 1880 inclusive, as may
be called tor: to be of good and approved
quality, subject to inspection, to be delivered
Ilongside OF the lighthouse tender or other
vessel provided for that purpose, at Philadel.
phia, Pa, or ut Wilmington, Del, in good
and sufficient packages, barrels, boxes, or
cans, and in good order, for such number OF
persons as may be specified by the Inspector,
free OF all expense to the United States ac-
cordin to the specifications and tables, copies
Of which may be had on application at this
Office, and at the Office OF the Light House
Board, Washington, D. q.
The bids must state the sum bid for each
daily ration, and must be placed In an
envelope sealed and endorsed proposals Tor
Rations lor Light House Vessels" and then
placed in another envelope, which must also
be scaled and left at or dir cted to this Ohiee,
postage prepaid. II sent by mail.
A copy of this advertisement should accom-
pany each bid.
The right to reject any or all bids, or to
waive defects, il it be deemed for the interest
OF the United States to do SO, is reserved.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
q. b. WHITE, Commander U. ). NJ,
my27-lt Light House Inspector.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
RDecial Mention.

For fine photographs 60 to sutterley,
302 Market ST., above Sd. The cheapest
first class gallery in the city.
The steam mill, 3OS W. Front street,
is the place to get prime Western oats,
bran, mddlings, feed and screenings,
and the best brands of flour at the very
lowest prices.
sutterley can not be excelled on tax.
ing children's photographs.
Go to Parry's, opposite the Sd street
market house, he has for sale some fine
baby coaches.
Get your umbrellas and parasels re-
paired or recovered at Strang's manu-
factory, 4th and Market streets, Will
mington, Del.
400 Tbs. of genuine Duke of Durham
lust received, at Chapman's. Said by
smokers to excel any Durham in exis-
tence.
All citizens are specially invited to
meet at the Oriental Senate, on Friday
morning at 8 o'clock. Flowers will be
received at the chamber, No. S23 French
street during the day.
Keller's Roman Liniment, for rheu
matism, neuralgia, sprains and bruises
and all diseases requiring local appli
cations, at Taylor & Fullerton's, Drug
gists, 302 King street.
sozodout, Teaberry tooth wash, DR.
Whites Tooth Powder, Hartman's ses
Pearl and many other elegant prepara
tions for the teeth, for sale by j. K
Hartman, Druggist, corner of 9th anc
Poplar streets. .
| Trusses, braces, supporters, syringes
&C., at ladies department of 4. Jas
Belts Drug Store. Separate entrance
on 9Th street. Lady attendant.
Trusses, braces, supporters, in grea
variety, great care in adjusting. Me-
Inalls cold stand" corner of Second
and Market streets. N. b. Dantortl
proprietor.
The cheap dry good store, corner o
7th and Washington sts., is the place
to buy bargains.
Don't forget to call and see those ex
cellent 81 90 white shirts for IS cents
at Wyatt & Co., SOB Market street, Viii
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
decoration Day.

The committee in charge of the ar
ranpements being made for the decora-
tion of the Soldiers graves on Friday
next are afraid that there will be a
scarcity of flowers for the occasion. We
hope a hint to our citizens will be suffi-
civnt.