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rive two tllorsanti majority for s,istatnins 9
the debt estlement. ], ], !. -, :.
IS Our people are fully afouseu I, anu w. as,,os
mined TO think and aet Tor thssi isa s.ss
from f s ,ower portion of The county Colo
r. ne sc eli. lynch, a gentleman OF the bigll-
es sl. Character and integrity, and from Tue
MINER norton some one who Will DC y
syartj,y colleague OF Colonel LFnch. .~e. !.
Tbe D;spatch deserves The eternal grats
fnde Of the people for IFS able, manly, !, abe
,satr,otic adyocacy Of Che McCulloeh Dill. +.
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Iilustrious washington County.

Our readers Wil rejoice with US in the
good news from Washington county. The
: gallant CoKALLy F. TRIsG has triumphed
! as candidate fer Commonwealth attor-
ney over his very Objectionable competitor,
Mr.! Editor WARn, of. the Abingdon ,Yir-
:ysniaa, by a majority Of more than two to
one. The, contest was most excited and
passionate. The destructives did their
best and waged their accustomed war ef,in-
sidiops and unscrupuous 'demagoguef.y!
:.TRlaG led thu fight like a:gaiiaut and proud
spirited gentleman, ashe Is, and the triumph
Cested with his side most meritoriously- J..
/, :, We hail this event with 8. eminent salts
.faction.v Washington county is one otthe
most illustrious of the most distinguished
,a0f,taecounfies Of Virginia. The Appliances,
methods, and customs by which The 6 great
,.corpor,E.ion >, impaired SO sadly tie public
virtue ef the counties did their work for
Z Washington county, anathe more deliberate
and rejecting citizens have deplored most
painfully ID e condition which bus prevailed
there for i:ew years past. The more con-
siderate part o; her people have struggled
most earnestly to revive in the public heart
the wonted sen Sc OF publicdnty and public
integrity. The y have mads6teady progress
In opposition to the passionate and reckless
partisanss who found that their triumph
could only be secl'red by disorganizatiou OF
che union Of The b. tier elements Of society
and the destruction- OF public .rsspect Tor
Justice, law, and ublic administration.
This vicious element has been .beaien, and
1t canrot he doubted tl,at it Will be beaten
everywhere. 1t must be beaten, or Virginia
will sink down 10 the scale OF civil oHaer, to
the contempt OF society.
We are especially prou,i that WasLing-
ton county has elevated its, iii so nobly by
this victory over those who were endeaSar-
ing to break down the very foundations of
order, peace, and virtue. She hash sc
iliusiriors Tor Aer people, her noble women
mad her patriotic nod manly sons. Besides,
she Is so fair land, so lovely. SO rich. SO
bonntifnliy blessed by Heaven with all that
can make land desirable and iovable. rs
she not the last Of lands where should be
let loose the vile passions and disingenuous,
schemes OF the INSCRIPTIONS psrtisaps,
whose whole work IS; The disturbance OF the,
public and the unhappfness Of men7
go. Let US hope that Washington has recoy-
serea her gropriety and her seli.possession !;
that Der people will lire in feiIsenjoyment
Of their wonderful blessings and in the
eontensment and prosperity which they /
should never permit any restless ai q iagftas'
ting parsisans 10 modest: q, s..'+ SIS,
1921 ri
y Wass 80 his eaI lion 81 those 1aseeoIsI
leesicl,s ay dictated, e &C., aa:d the l)tss
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The. people OF Richmond may recall
Z" General" L. w. CONWAY as a carpet-bag-
ger who made incendiary speeches to the
negroes here soon after the war. He is a
humbug.. He ought to be dumped into the
Mississippi river as garbage. His lies about
The negroes waiting for transportatlea have
gained the ear of the President. 80
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CHAMPIONSHIPS. May. "a, 1873

Editors Dispatch: In the discussion n s
20 aens Massey. Daniel, ct Gls.' the Read
i,isters last April claimed majority OF 1--WE
/; = one. AfulfReadjusttrs ticket was voted
az - Tin lin this election. j.. Ffank Fry, com
missioner OF The revenue, heats a Read
;i,ster by a majority OF 1900 w. a. Ban
mock, Second district commissioner OF Inc ,I
revenue, beats ReadiusterI $50. 5. M'
tTeel. for sheriff. beats Readiuster 800
Major W. H. Ktrkcr, for supervisor IKE,
adiuster), only received about 40 votes, ana
all six persons elected in CharhttesYihe
are Conservatives. SENES.
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GPRING q . q ID ).

COURTNEY ( POWELL
have now In store complete ass"F.'''''''
STRING GOODS.
70 which they Invite The a;:cHt.o" "t Ih' F'
CASSINERES for men aud boy, from -'', 80
BLACK CASnaERES from soc. u '''-' -
yard;
BLACR TA,iISE from soc. :" 81 l-.' ;",.' ,,,rt
BLACK HENRIETTA from II 10 si''V =
BLACK MOuSLiN;
EIrS.rISt;s, all shades and qualities
LINENS OF all kinds: ,,sc =
A bargain IN BLEACHED TAbLh'">
SOC;
Largest stock OF HOSIERY In the ch!
UNDERWEAR for ladies. men, anu 'A''3
PaRASOLs, KID GLOVES;
SILK and LACE TIES;
Beautiful SHETLAND SHA"Ls;
Full stock OF DONESTiCS,
and many other desirable so"''' ~
We guarantee our prices To be - low a. ~
market. ,a. so "a Ennr,f, AMI sii,h.
klh 26-3m bcl"ee" F '''
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DEATHS.

Died, On the 24,h instant, Ut Hunslett Hall. resi-
dencc OF his cousin, Gciyas S.orrs. WiLLIiM
HAMILTON HOSBY, ESD. OF Amherst county, in
The slxtielh year Of his age.
He was hurled ut Emanua! church, Hcnrico, on
the 18th Instant.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
Died. ct The residence Of her mother. IN this city.
Sunday, May 25th. SYDNEY +. SMITH. only
lughter OF ire Lite = B. and Margaret 5. Smith;
III the thirteenth year of her Hge.
Blessed are The pure III heart, for they shall see
Godn S. -T -t E.
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o9-EEN'T STORE,
GREAT BARGAINS IN WATCHES
THIS WEEK.

offer q consignment OF forty styles of WATCHES
at the following low figures
Gentlemcn's SOLID SILVER HUNTING-CASE
WATCH, $7.75;
Ladies, SOLID SILVER HUNTING. CASE
WATCH, 1928; :. -.
Ladies, SOLID SILVER SKYLIGHT-CASE
WATCH, s10.75
Ladies' SOLID .NICkLE sKYLIGHT-CAsE
WATCH, $3.50;
Gentlcmen's CO1;S-SILVER HUNTTNG-CASE
AMERICAN at '$1o.75, sll.25, $3.50, and
$l5.25-Stem- and Key Winders;
Gentemens CoIN-SILVER HUNTING-CASE
ELGIN at $14.25, SLABS, SlS25, and
S1o.75-Stcm- and key-Wlnders;
Ladies' SOLID GOLD HUNTING. CASE WATCH
alsi3.75, SIS 25, $17.75, s2n.75, aud $3.50;
Gcntlcmc!n's SOLID GOLD HUNTlNG-CASE
wATCTat s27.5o and $44.
A written q uaranlec with EVERY WATCH sold.
:. w. A. STEVENS.
my26 6o5 Broad street-99-Cent Store.
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EDD.CATiO NAL.

AFAss. INST. TECHNOLOGY, Bos.
IM 'TON,-Courses In Civil, Mechanical. and
Mining Epetnetring Chem stry. Architecture. Ma
turai History; science and Literature: Dc. SCHOOL,
instrucilon. Entrance exarhina 1rns June I'd aud
50 and September 81. and 2sih, ST A. III. -
ROBERT II. RICHARDS, Secretary.
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TICKETS
VIA THE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
TO THE

LINTII EJT TIBNN-NO NIN,
GOOD TO RETU%N UNTIL June lST,
INCLUSIVE.
viii be sold nj A. W.GAHHEk'S. $40 Main street.
and III Chesapeake and OHIO depot. un MAY 2JTH
2fiIII. aua 27TiT 1T $500 FOR TIE ROUND
TRIP.
Trans leave Richmond ut s \. 81. and II +. NJ,
maklug close conn ctvn ut Ch:rlottcsyllle both
WAYS CONWAY T.. HOWARD.
General pasScnaer and TickGi Agent.
w. VI. s. DUNN, Engineer aud superintendent.
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OFFICIAL.
UEEI9EAR.
NOTICE TO PERSONS
So -.. INTENDING
TO ERECT FRAMED HOUSES
DURING THE SUMMER.

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE DEpARTMEST,}
May ~, 1879. :
To PERSONS INTENDING THE ERECTION
OF FRAMED HOUSES DURING TIE SUM
MER:
The City Council has passed and the Mayor ha;
approved the following Joint ri solutions:
Pesoired Uhc Board OF Aldermen concnrrinE),
That when The Common Council adjourns on III"
frsI Monday in july next, 1t will adjourn 10 meet
on the frs. Monday in october; and that when the
Board of Aldermen adiGurnS on the second alonday
I'm July next, IL will al iourn TO meet On the second
Mon,:aY in October next.
RcsOlue1 lhe Board of Aldermen concurring):
That The Committee OH Fire henertment be re-
uuc. ted TO advertise In the Richmond Dispatch on
tuesday and Saturday of each week unit, the "a ur.
day before the HrSt Monday IN July next formal
notice to all persons intending the erection or
wooden buildings pr sent their petitions therefor
on or before rhe first Monday In july next thai The
same may be duly considered and acted on prior 10
The summer of the City Council.
In pursuance Of the above, NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN THAT PERSONS INTENDING TO
ERECT FRAMED HOUSES IN this city during
the summer recess Of the Council will make appli-
cation therefor in writing BEFORE THE TIME
SPECIFIED 10 the Committee on the Fire Depart
ment In order that they may be duly considered and
to tho City Council for It's action by the
FIRST MONDAY IN july
CHARLES +. TAYLOR,
Ch4irman Committee on Fire Department.
my l7-S&TutJy3
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xDMISIsTRATRix's, S0TfCE.

THHE, pNDERlSIGNEDsH HAS. THIS OAK
L quanae! agd sigsn bond 10 tho coBpty OF koie.,
tourt rs administrative Upon he estate or RO RERT,
EETE, dacsaseditfn 5.8! EsV& NJ. A.tfFGTH, -
ADMINISTRATIVE OF Robgrh KeLh .ieeea sed.
May IL, 1870. my 20.2aw2ws
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..spECgl1T4 NOTICES.

Large additions having been made 10 our stock.
we are Offering special Inducements. and call rar-
,.cular attention TO tho great bargains we offer
Ing in -"ast,~ n
LADIES' LAWN and LINEN SUITS;
PARAsOLS and sUN-UMBRELLAS;
Best quality ALL-W0OL BUNTINGS
BROWN LINEN DRILL, for gentlemen's wear;
FANS-:he cheapest ever sold any where;
Great bargains in TABLE OIL-CLoTH;
LADIES, and -GENTLEMEN'S SUMNER IN
DERWEAR:
BUTTONS aad PRINCES all styles;
ITALIAN. BRETONNE, and TORCHON LACEs
TOWELS lower than ever sold yet
NOTTrNGHAM LACES-clegant patterns.
my-24 .4..H-I#I >t'.[' s.'.- ..r.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
NEW GOODS. NEW BUSINESS

~
We invite The ladies amt III" public ~ s'h'.'
call and examine oar CarrrIily-S j - ~
of FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, AMI iHit'''''
We naIrc In part
Ladies ana Misses Gloves. In III t!o.,',"' ~
lace ANA rubber tops. Liz Gi"N'' A.t
Gloves every Iighty In =. 3. !, thH " ,'..
Princes, OF Wnl,., AMI niIrl, >r,Iu'.-., r' 70.
tuli line of Miss Z-iiutin1 kii ans 80. '''+''
In white. opera sh de-. a'% street c"'.' .,
Ladies aud Miss Far. ~ "rdh'- Do.
the INV t!l!iI's 10 The L:rgrs'--iE !''i+i'' o. .
Hosiery Ia all uualliics-HHlic aM4 t1..: '+''
Biibgig:afi>. and li,ie-l ltrcid: ~.
Buttons ana Trimmings. SILK. >.'..'.,
WorSi,ri Fringe J.; iii Su1irn -''t a. -'''
SIX Tbs. Bows. aud Alsatit Bows !"F 10. ''.
CUFFS and Collars, aL' many "'''E -" s.'
fancy goods ,... II
Oar iadi, : and tniant-bresS i't. @''''
with pretty artirhS.
Cali rariv aud civ" ~ = call. AZ .....
aolS LEVI HEXTtKS, G27 Er"1 -
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w HAMBURGS. HAMBURGS.
LEVY BROTHERS, ,.
having purchased LOB" in above goods, offer the
CHEAPEST BAMBURGS they have yet met with
Particular attention is called 20 the CoLoRED
HAMBURGS-A SPECIAL DRIVE. .,..
SWISS MUSLIN, ORGANIZES,
LINEN LAWN. NULL MUSLIN
NAINSooK,
and other WHITE GOODS for Ladies' aud Chill
dren's Dresses-ircsh and desirable. ~.
--.-. LEVY BROTHERS.
CORSETS OF every description.
LAP.EOBEs, LAP-ROBEs.
LEVY BROTHERS
ave tie LATEST STYLES, TO which they invite
your attention. .... a.s...
PaRAsOLS, ...... .PARAsOLS.
LEVY BROTHERS. 49,.
show all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
B1NT1NGs, -.. - BUSTINGs.
LEVY BROTHERS
have now full assortment OF seasonable shades Of
the best quality ALL-WOOL-BUNTlNGS.
TOWELS, TOWELS.
LEVY BROTHERS
have nov the BEST BARGAINS IN TOWELS
ever offered in this city.
RUFFLINGS, EUfFLINGS.
LEVY BROTHERS
lingo RJ-EEIJNGS of every dcscriDtjou and " IN
sell them at Low FIGURES. my 20
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aEW -. This edition 81 = those sasseoIs
leesicps IRE 3d4dicatea. e DC, said the l.,ss-
patel Yesterday. WasHst that sNeli Ito
I Rsskss- Rand ttt,es psiafar lsasssasat we
read 4s s,as6ff s6eel ssI Cot -.
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OFFICE or THE JAMES RIVER ASDl
KANAwHk COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, bay 10, 1879. =
An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND KANAW VIVA COMPANY will be held a. the
company's Office. at Richmond, on FRiDAf me
9th day of June, $40, ct O'clock z. NJ. 10 take
such action us may be necessary to carry INTO eec1
TIE agreement heretofore made for sale ana con-
yeya.ice of lis works, property. and franchises 10
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company.
: A full meeting Of the stockholders, In person or
hyIro1y, Is esired. ,,,,,yo,p
nv 81 -2taytd Il Secretary.
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d. patrics,s :ca,nedral in New York.

n ~ - 'rs
n,rn,cAT1oN OF 4 MAGNIFICENT, EDIPIcE-
spIESpIp CEREMONIES AND BRILL Mt
SPECTACLE IMPOSING PROCESSION AND
- GRAND Observation-Disclosures OF The BUILD
ING. &C. gfhfff ~ ~!
49, Especial dispatch to The Baltimore SUM-
NEW YORK, May 25.--The magnificent st.
patrick,s Catholic Cathedral; on Fifth ave-
nue. the finest church editice on the Amerl-
can continent, and, perhaps the most bcautl-
fnl erected anywhere within the past hun-
dred and City years, was dedicated to-day
with iraposins, ceremonies in the pres
ence of al immense gathering from
all parts ,of the country. No effort had
beea shared TO make The dedicatory SER
vices fitting,y grand, and complete success
attended the epdeayor Of those who bad the
management of The affair in hand. Fortune.
too. favored them, for throughout the day
there was nothing even to indicate the APP
proacb OF the rain which fell this evening.
.iEhc sun shone brightly on The marble eXte-
rior of the editce and shed mellow ra-
dance through ihe stained-slass window on
the gorgeous scene within, while the grand
organ noured forth Its richest barmcnies
above the crowded nave: The altar, with
its rich appointments, illuminated by fam
ing candles. made an admirable background
to the, procession OF priests and higher dig
nitaries OF the Church, .arrayed i'll their
choicest Yestments. 80. -, q; .'.'~
.r. q. DISTINGUISHED PARTICIPATES
Z, The following. named prelatcs took part
in the services Archbishop Gibbons, Baltt-
more; Md. 3 Archbishop Purcell. Gncin-
natl; Ohio; Archbishop Wood, Philadel-
phia; Archbishop Williams, Boston. Mass;
Archbishop Lynch, Toronto, Canada;
Archbishop Hannon, Halifax; Bishop
LoughIin, Brooklyn, N. Y; Bishop Corri-
Gau, Newark; N. j.; Bishop Ryan. Buffalo,
N. "; Bishop Wudbams, Ogden>burg. n.
Y; Bishop MeNierney, Albany, n: y;
Bishop McQuade, Rochester, N.Y.; Bishop
Healy, Portland, Me. Bishop DeGoesbrl-
and, Burlington; Bishop O'Rcily, Spring
field, Mass. Bishop Hendrcken, Provi-
dence, r. L.; Bishop Lynch, Charleston;
Bishop Quinlan, Mobile: Bishop Gross,
savannah; Bishop Keane, Richmond !;
Bishop Kahn, Wheeling. w. Va; Bishop
Chatard. Vincenncs; Bishop Ryan, St.
H.; Bishop Conroy, Albany; Bishop
Moore, st. Augustine; Bishop O'Connor,
Omaha Bishop O'Hara. Scranton; Bishop
Shanahan, Harrisburg, Pa. 81; Bishop rwigg,
Pittsburgh, Pa; and Bishop Becker, Will
mineton, Del. The following were CarGi-
nal McCloskey's assistants: Assistant priest,
Very Rev. Father Quinn; first deacon Of
honor, Very Rev. Father Preston; sec
ond deacon OF honor, Rev. Father Dom
nelly deacon of the mass, Rev. Dr. Nc
Glynn'; Sub.deacon Of the mass, Rev.
Father Mclean; masters Of ceremonies,
Rev. Father Kearney, Rev. Father Farley,
Rev: Father Hogan, and Rev. Father Nc.
DoYell .'.
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w,EETsygS.

HEADQUARTERS f.IcnaoNp CosMAspERY.}
~ NO. 9. KNIGHTS TEMPLAns. /
hRDER No. 11.-sirs knights NJ
" Attend ID stated assembly Of the COM x
Inuldt ry ut the asylum 81. Aitan Hail. ~
THIS Tuesday EVENING al 6 o'clock. = y
in -cft,zens' dress. Members of the Com. -
mart!ery OF st. Andrew, No. Ii, and visiting sir
knights ara cotrteously In cited 10 attend.
{ Nv orderor the EnliuCat Commander.
& =, /. =. TOW Ea., Gapiaiu-G General.
Attest: G. F.. DANFoRTI, Recorder.
- 80 - nv 27-1t
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j. G.. s.

En- donde Sc We bien la mayor 6
menor moralidad con que Sc admi-
nistra un pueblo, es en- ell producto
que rinden las partidas consignadas
en- ell presupuesto susceptlbles de al
teracion. En- Aiiasco Sc calcularon
para este a1lo economico en- $500
los productos de la carnicerla, y has
ia mayo Sc recaudaron 1851, fall
tando solo $l3 para cubrir 10 presu.
puestado y debiendo recaudarse So
bre $500 en- ell mes actual. En- ell
presupuesto de TITS hubo una baja
de 1854 en- este ramo. La partida
de multas gubernativas, calculada en-
$3.50, ha producido en- once meses
$1,27O. Ell ailo anterior hubc en-
ella un deficit de $252. Merced al
aumento de ingresos no solamente
fue innecesario hacer, como antes,
un reparto supletorio en- Anasco, 81
no que resultara un sobrante d me-
nos repartir para ell proximo ejerci-
clio.
Ell Ayuntamiento de Anasco ha
dado un merecido voto de gracias al
Sr. Alcalde D. Marcelino Romany
por su buena administration.
Bien 10 merece.
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Hay remedies peores que los misnlos
males-Si no, que 10 Olga Ia Gale de
Tetuan, en- las inmediaciones del Co.
rreo. Antes de recomponerse dicho
trozo de Gale no podia transitar por
ALI ningun hiio Sc vecinU temero.
so de sus baches y escabrosidades, y
ahora, veri6cada la decomposition, sc
puede andar m6nos SO pena de sutriE
los callos horrendc martirio en- aquel
espantoso enchinado.
Justicia yankee. .-Siete individuos dc
color fueron azotados en- p1blico, p0r
sentencia de un tribunal norte.ameri.
cano, ell 5 del corriente, en- Virginia.
Infanticidio. cuerpo de IN nino
de 6 meses de edad fu6 extraido del rio
en- Vergen Point, New Jersey. Lo hs-
bian atado con alambre y puestole dos
ladrillos en- los pies despues de haberls
herido terriblemente en- el craneo.
luna Mirada hacia Atras! Durants
los treinta y siete amos que han trans
currido desde que la Zarzaparrilla de
Bristol SO establecio como una medici-
ma popular; cuantas preparaciones
que la pretendian rivalizar han decaido
completamente ! Algunas de elias han
reventado repentinamente como las boz
tellas en- que fermentaban. Otras gra-
dualmente han caido en- 81 desprecia
Los nombres mismos de muchas de elias
han desaparecido de la memoria del p6-
blico. SQui6n podra negar que dc to-
dos los medicamentos que SO titulsn re-
medios para los males escrofnlosos,y J
otras Intermediates que devoran Is oar- )
ne, y desfguran los miembros, ia zsr-
de Bristol es ell 1nico que ha
las promesas hechas 81 Ia
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TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS.

Nueva- York, II de Junio.-Se-
gun noticias de L6ndres, e! secreta.
rio de Estado de las Colonias ha or
denado q Sir Anthony Musgrave que
informe sobre los depositos de coolies
6 inmigrantes asiaticos de la agen-
cia de immigration de Jamaica.
En- la Camara francesa de los d.
putados M. Cassagnac acus6 violen-
tamente a M. Ferry, ministro de
instruction, de haber calumniado a
varias 6rdenes religiosas y tambien
de haber falsificado documentos. Es-
to cause inmensa excita ,ion, y los d.
putados votaron entonces la exclu-
sion de M. Cassagnac de la Camara
durante tres dias. Antes de salir
Cassagnac dijo que la conducta del
ministerio era infame.
Ell vapor de guerra americana Ma-
rion ha recibido 6rden de pasar
Aspinwall q fin de proteger los inte-
reses de su nacion.
Precios sin variacion.
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en- $1,000 para considerar admissible la
operation, 10 cual no es, otra cosa que
ell mismo calculo de La Pre,ssa hecho
en- conjunto.
Para hacer YER la convenieneia de la
negotiation toma uno de nuestros da-
tos: los $8.346,232 moneda espano!a:
busca la cantidad que en- IL amos pro-
ducirfa ese capital, halla que asciende a
$4O0O,000 y nos dice que, dando la
"Union general" $2981, ,935 al conta-
do, nos da ell Is p.S proximamente.
Aunque no estamos conformes con
sus calculos, vamos q acaptar este para
demostrarle que SO olvido de hacer OBJ
servar sus slectores que esa cantidad de
$9346, ,232 la iran percibiendo los po-
seedores por anualiia1es de s 100000
y que ell termino medic de tempo, 8 me-
jor dicho, el vencimiento comun debio
fjarlo en- 6 amos; y ent6nces la suma
que producir1a ESQ capital ssria de
$5216, 1876 moneda espahola, 8 sean Pc
sos 5.490, ,942 moneda corriente, por GU
va suma nos dar1a la +" Union general /"
ell 81 p.S y no ell Is p.S
Bien SO We que no somos nosotros
quienes tratan de hacer comulgar los
demas con ruedas de molino sino los
defensores de la negotiation.
Toda la tendencia de nuestros con-
trincantes SO reduce q convencer al p1-
blico de que nosotros defendemos inte-
reses de agiotistas, 10 cual negamos en-
absolute; pero no echan de Yer que
ellos no defender otra cosa, quizas sin
caer en- clio, que el agiotaje en- vasta
escala.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-20
COMUNICADO !.
Aguadilla, Is de Junie de 1879.
sr. Don Jose Perez Morris.


Puerto-Rico
Muy sefior nuestro: Los que suscriben rue
gan V. sc sirva dar cabida en- una de las co.
lumnas de su ilustrado peri6dico q la siguiento
debil prueba de aprecio que siempre han pro-
fesado su malogrado compahero de arnaS que'
fue Don Francisco Reguero 10. E. P. D. cuya
vacante entire ellos sera dficil de llenar.
Los ofciales de la primera Compafifa del Ba-
TALON de Voluntarios nj nero A que con el ma
yor sentimiento han asistido las ex6quias del
cadaver de su apreciable querid0 compaiier0,
Teniente Don francisco Reguero y Santos, IA
llecido los 45 amos de edad despues de una
penosa enfermedad del pecho que le aquejaba;
haciendose feles INTERPRETERS de todos los iRdis
viduos que accidentalmente mandaba, daa por
ell presente un p1bGco y eterno testim0nio de
grattud hacia los Sres. Jefes, ofciales indivi.
duos de tropa de las diferentes armas & institute
tos residences en- esta2plaza, asf como tambien
los seiores empleados de Hacienda que, en-
union de todas las classes que forman Ia s0cie-
dad de esta Villa, asistieron en- plenO los fu-
nerales, dando asf una prueba mas del general
aprecio que merecfa ell fnad0 por sus bellaa
cualidades como Official de VoluntarioS, como
Sindico Y Conceal reelecto de este Iltre. Ayun-
tamiento, y como comerciante honrado, buen
patricio, consecuente amigo, apoy0 del d6bil r
Providencia del pobre, hasta el extreme de no
haber un solo individuo en- la compaffa que no
Sc sienta profundamente afectado por tamafa
perdida, ademas de los muchfsimos que fnera
del institute de Voluntarios lamentan el inmen.
so vacfo que ha dejado ell que fue tan buen es-
pa1o como caballeroso compa6ero Y generoso
vecino.
Los referidos ofciales, id6atras del m6rito y
valor del que va no existe, ruegan al Tod0po.
deroso haya acogdo su alma en- el seno de los
justos.
Los Tozuntarios de AguGdill0.