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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

supnEME couRr-caAMDEns-He by Judge Dono-
hueNos. TO- 104 los. IT, 150 169. ITO. 203 all 25l
SUPREME CoURr-srEcIAL TEaM-Held by Judge
Van vorst-Law and factNos: 370 SAT. SIG. s7a. $780,
935 937. 0ss. 04l, 943 GAG. sos. s25, 72i, 72i.
SUPREME CoURT--CIRculr-Par l--Adjourned for
the term P.rt Part 2EHeld ld by Judge Lawrence Nos
2l09. 4Gl4 1885. 2S44. 1882 sO. 2313 1866. 1sO51s
1866 2l25 12l0s. 2620, 1775. 2sSs. Part 3-Held BY
3OOS, 3O10 202a, 11GO. $685. 368,S 1852, 1861 3Oa8
3027 3O2s 3029 $780, 3O3l 3OS4 $685. s037 $685. $685.
3041.
SUPERIOR Counr-GExERAL TEnM-Adiourned sine
SUPERIOR CoUnr-srEcIn TEnM-Hold by Judge
Sper-Nos. 81 45, 10, 1, 33, 46, %, 66.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Sedgwick.-Nos 3l3, 423. 463. 596. AL. $50.
o sa 1882 Sss s 4 isS Part 1 b.
Judge Freedman.-Case ON No. $40. May Schuy-
Ter ct al. No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TEnM-Adjourned for
the term.
COMMON PLEAs-spEcIAL TERM-Held by Chief
COMMON PLEAs-EQUTY TERM-Held by Judge Van
Hoesen.-Nos. 2, 20. II, %.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Larremore.-Nos 500. 790 2056. SOL 2057. 745
1796, $685. S9l $685. 2030 $780, s97 S9S 800. 900. Part
2-Hed by Judge J. i. DAILY. Nos. 995, ss2 s45. S92
1885, s6l. S65, S70 ST2 901. 92. 9O3 0O4. 905. 006.
MARINE CouRr-rRIAL TERM-psrt Held by
Judge McAdam.-Nos. 569S. 5373. $3.50. 5140, 68S1.
sS sS pss a 49, Sy ' Justice ssg.
53ls. 6305. 5456. 54l4 2500 1885, $685. $3.50. 640S.
GAIL. 54s4. 54s5. 54sd, 54s7 54s9. Part s-Held by
Judge SheaNos hs01, 5079. 2955 5741, 27O9. 5GG3.
1854, 4G3s. 526s, 1916. 5s77 1885, 5276 5ss5. 5lss
COURT GENERAL sEssIoNs-Held by Judge Gil
dersleeve-Part 1.-The People Mary Holden.
felonious assault and battery; Same vs. William
Smith. robbery Same Vs. Robert Lemington, grand
larceny: Same vs. William Clarke, grand larceny:
Same vs~David Klump and William g. Dielman.
burglary; Same Henry Henderson, burglary and
petit larceny; Same John johnson. burglary and
petit larceny; Same vs.. John Dcmaghe. larceny from
person; Same vs.. John Dagnan and William Kctt.
larceny from person; Same vs.: William II. Hooper.
assault and battery; Same VS.. Martin Reeves. disor-
derly house; Same vsJohn Siebersourg. nsdemeanor;
Same vs.. Nathan Lederwan, James L. Topping aud
John J: Fischer. grand hrceny; Same vs. George w.
Fox, false pretencos. Part Hold by Judge Cow
ing.-Tne People VS.. William Lyons. burgary Samo
VS.. Edward Parks, grand larceny; Same VS.. Thomas
Riley, burglary: Same Patrick McMulken. grand
larceny; Same VS.. Edward Croif. forgery Same VS..
Frank Pendergast, false pretences; Same vs. Mary
Hayes, disorderly house; Same Mary Finnegan.
disorderly house; Same Patrick Smith. disorderly
house; Same VS.. Darwin Esmond, forgcry Same
Patrick Smith. misdemeanor; Same w. Francis Gal
lagher. misdemeanor; Samo vs. Charles Rogers. rs
sault and battery.
COURT OF OYEn AND TEnMNEn-Held by Judge
Barrett.-The People vs. Charles Bernstein and
Abraham ID. Foreman. arson. continued.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. N. Y. Feb. II.

ALBANY. N. Y. Feb II. 1879.
In tho Court of Appeals. Tuesday. February II.
1879, present Chief Justice Sanford L. Church and
associates the following decisions were handed
DOWN.
The Board of Supervisors of Schuyler County. ro-
spondents, W.. The Bank OF Havana. appellant The
Town OF Wayne. appellant. VS.. Sherwood. adminisra-
dent. vs.. The Now York and Canada Raifrosd Com
a' acni. vs. Ssp'' The Now w York and Canada Rail
rssa SD%pAns e appe The So
pie OK rel. The Williamsburg Gaslight Company.
appellant va. The Board of Assessors OF the CITY OF
brooklyn. respondents; Peck and others. appellants.
vs. Won Keller, executor. respondent; Tugman. re-
spondent. vs.. the National Steamship Company ap-
pellant; Seaman, respondent, vs.. Everding. ap-
pellsnt.-Judgmont affirmed, with costs.
Benedict Benedict; Richards vs. richards, Fuller
Scribner; Weeks VS.. Toner; in 70 lselin; MUS
grave vs.. sherwood; Taylor vs. Froncoso.-Order
affirmed. with costs.
TreadweiI VS. Acknowledgment Of General
Term and County Court reversed and now trial
granted; costs to abide event.
Dickenson and Others executors. VS.. Dickey.-Ap-
peal dismissed. without costs.
Boards vs.. Wheeler; Young vs. Seward. collector
&c.-Appeal dismissed. with COSTS
Price Price.-Motion for reargument denied
Day VS.. The Flushing. North Shore and Central
haroaa Sitcr o nor gun r,s
amended by striking out the order "that judgment
ON verdict DO affirmed and inserting IN lieu thereof
s'that Judgment be entered for defendant vordict
MOTIONS.
Hallock vs.. Doring.-Motion for reargument sub
mitted.
Conc va. the Delaware. Lackawanna. &C.. Railroad
Company.-Motion TO restore case, and Court took
papers.
County W.. Deyoo and others.-On motion cause ad-
vanccd calendar and set down for March ~. 1870.
APPEALS FROM ORDERS.
No. 362. The People ex rel. Henry A. Murphy. res
pondcnt vs.. John Kelly, Comptroller, appellant
Argued by William Ii. Arnoux and George +. Com
stock for appellants; William NJ Evarts for respond
ent.
No. $685. The People cx rel. Henry A. Murphy, res
pondcnt, VI. John Kelly. Comptroller. and othorss
George \. Comstock for appellants; William N.
Evarts for respondent
DAY CALENDAR
Tho following il tho day calendar for Wedneadsys
February l2:-Nos So g7, sS. 0S, 100. 1Ol aud 102.
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dollar In Louisiana. On the notes maturing and pay
mcnt being refused the plaintiff brought suit to re
cover their full value. The defence set up that the
composition operated satisfaction OF these notes.
Mr Elliott r. Shepard counsel for plaintiff showed to
the satisfaction of the Court that neither OF the notes
nor their holders sufficiently described In the
bankruptcy schedules to bind the plaintiff, and
.nereulon verdict was directed for paintih for
4i,6s9 81, the full amount of both notes. Messrs.
chamberlain. Carter and Eaton appeared tor defend
An Italian named Teto Tctieschi who said he
tailor. residing at No. 332 East Eleventh street. was
arragned yesterday in Part OF the Court of General
Sessions ON two indictments charging him with
ieionious assault with intent to KILL 1t appeared
sna on the night Of the 4th inst he entered the ten
cent oaging house No. 81 Park and asked for
lodging. While waiting there he made improper
advances 70 the landlady which she promptly re-
FRANK Gsney and Franco Lubardo at once
drew stietto aud stabbed both of them infiicting
severe wounds Tedeschi seized and conveyed
at the bar Yesterday by Assistant District Attorney
Lyon he pleaded guilty to indictment and Judge
Cowing sent him to the State Prison for five years
hard labor Benito Gurtar. Cuban, was also ar.
raigned on the charge OF stabbing Armenia Pasouail
OF No. 100 Greene street. in ut Of jealousy cuttine
her severely IN the car. The prisoner was sont to
the Penitentiary for one year.
The second trial of suit brought by Isaac v.
French. receiver Of the Central Park Savings Bank
against Joseph T. Redman and other trustees OF the
bank. has been commenced before Judge Van Brunt
holding Supreme Court, Circuit. Some of the late
trustees settled the claims against them but
the defendants. not deeming themselves responsible
in the premises contest the suit against thcn 1t is
claimed that the trustees in the purchase of the ots
on which tho bank building was erected entalied
loss OF $2O.S50 and that they should be liable for
such loss At tho former trial Judge Donohue dis
missed the complaint. holding that the action OF tho
trustees OF Judgment and that they there
tore should not be held for the loss The
General Term reversed this judgment and ordered tho
new trial. which is now in progress Messrs. Barlow
Olney, appear Tor the plaintiff and ex-Jndge Car.
dozo, Abram Wakeman. Anderson & McMann and
Addison 4 Brown and others for the defendants.
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THE ALLEGED INCENDIARIES.

The trial of Abraham D. Freeman and Charles
Bernstain was resumed yesterday in tho Court of
Oyer and Terminer before Judge barrett. After the
examination Of few witnesses for tho Defence ONO
Of whom. Mrs. sego the proprietress OF the saloon
from which tho prisoners said to havo emerged
ON tho night of the rc. positively denied that they
were tho saloon that night, the prosecution called
their witnesses in rebuttal. After ex-Judge
Curtis tho senior counsel for the Defence began tho
summing up. and for three hours delivered forcblc
and impressive address that frequently brought
tears to the eyes Of the hearers. He criticised in
caustic and eloquent language tho evidence OF tho
prosecution dwelling at great length upon it's in
herent ncongruities and defects. Referring to the
nationality OF the accused. no spoke with marked
effect OF the history OF the jewish race, and called
upon the jury to dispel from their minds all preu-
dices and try the prisoners at the bar After
expounding the law to tho crime OF arson, ex-
Judge Curtis contendod that tho indicis OF the
crime wore not proved. Speaking of the possible
motive that could animate the prisoners TO commit
the henous crime charged. he called tho attention OF
the jury the entire absence OF proof OF all motive
During the address tho prisoner Freeman sat
the counsel with his two-year-old child sleeping at
his breast his eyes and the eyes of the codefendant
were wot with weeping throughout. At half-past
four adjournment was had, and exJudge Curtis will
continue his summing up this morning. after which
Assistant District Attorney Rollins win up for
the prosecution Tho trial will probably reach
verdict to-day.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

A suit for divorce. brought by Jacob Dussell. .
barber. residing in Allen street. against his vito
Pauline was tried yesterday. In tho Court of Com
mon Pleas, before Judge Van Hocscn. The plainti1
charged the defendant with having committed adul-
terry with Frank Hartman. who, he says, enticcd
his wife from hor home Judge Van Hocsen. utter
hearing tho testimony granted decree of divorce In
favor of the plaintiff.
Catharine weis has brought suit in tho Court of
Common Pleas against hor husband Balthaser weis,
for divorce. on tho ground of alleged adultery. In
her complaint Mrs. wcis states that she married
to the defendant on tho 18th of October. 1871, Mt
Williamsburg; that the defendant has committed
aduteries with female known by the name OF
MARY at the boarding house OF Mrs. Gfert. on tho
corner of Fourth avenue aud Fifty nrst street. Judge
Charles p. DAILY yesterday ordered reference TO H.
noyt AND wat 70 take G,ools sas and md, report
barkcopor, John Enterman, were arragned In the
Court OF General sessions yesterday charged with
liquor 10 the agents OF Bcv DIR. Crosby's society on
the th October last the accused having license to
sell beer and ale only; Enterman pleaded guilty and
was fined So Wolf. however stood trial and denied
his guilt, saying he did not know that his barkeeper
had sold liquor. The jury found him guilty and he
prisoned for ten days in the city Prison.
Tho suit brought by Daniel II. Hnrkins against
stephen fske for dissolution of their partnership
as formely co-proprietors of the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. and for an accounting by the latter busi
ness manager. was yesterday. by order of Judge
Donunuc, 10 uuHc Suthcrlnnu. Ihe thcts
of the litigation have already been fully published In
the HEnALD. One stipulation OF the order of refer.
encc Is that tho evidence be taken and the report
submitted 10 tho Court within sixty days. ExJudge
Dttenhoefer appeared Tor the plaintiff and Mossrs.
Howe 4 Hummcl for the defendant.
An important decision was rendered yesterday py
Judge Wallace In the Circuit Court of tho United
States, in tho Of Martin against Wallace. Tho
plantn member OF tho Wall street banking nrm or or
Peck Martin became tho owner Of two prvmssory
notes made by the largo dry goods nrIn OF Wallace
Co., of Now Orleans. A few months before the ma
turty OF tho notes the defendant unknown 10 plain
TIL, failed In business and Insdo composition IN
bankruptcy at and onethird cents On the
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COST OF TIE LAW.

whilo Officer Kelly. of the Fourteenth precinct,
was on duty on the Bowery on the morning Of jan
uary 20 last he three young men running In the
direction of Prince street. He followed them and
ovorhauled Thomas Kane. whom he had drop
ping several boxes Of cigars. On investigation 1t
discovered that tho cigar store of Abraham Cohen.
No. 222H Bowery. had been broken into ana 5000
cigars stolen. Kane was placed on trial yesterday
in Part l of tho Court OF General Ses-
sions Tho defence was that the oihcer.
while pursuing the real thief. lost sight OF him
near whore Kane and arrested the latter In the
course of his summing up for tho prosecution As
sstant District Attorney Herring said he did not pro-
pose to waste time in arguing to the probability
that q officer OF the law would. the witness
stand deliberately perjuro himself Time was pre-
cious In the Court He had been making calcua-
ton ~ to tho cost of suits In the Court, and ho
found that 1t amounted TO about 500 hour. or
S3 50 minute. The prisoner Kane convicted
and Judge Gldersleovo sentenced him to State Prison
for four years and ak months.
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ALWAYS WITH YOU"

The HERALD has received from &c. W. A." $iO. for
Matthew Flanagan; from 'Per as" ~, for Mrs.
Stewart. No. 30 Broome street; from "Bennic." ~.
for Mrs. Stewart; from "R." 81. for Mrs. Stewart;
from "E y. w." So. for tho general FUND.- from
"Mother." 50; Anon" 81; 'Elizabeth, 81; -.
and from ~. H. 81 for tho general fund. Total.
S32.
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales wore made yesterday on the
Real Estate Exchage:-

Tho following sales were made yesterday on the
Real Estate Exchage:-
BY MULLER 4 co.
Public auction salo OF the four story brick store
with lot 21xlO3. .6x16. 1xiOO9, No. 30 Beaver st..
n. ~ III it, Of Broad w. D. Bishop &l4 coo
Also the three story and attic brick house, with lot
25x1OO No. IL Washington place, n. g., so IT, O. Of
Mercer st.: 70 f. Emmanuel Observation-Disclosures. "A 1OC
ny JOHN T. BOYn.
Malcolm Campbell, rcferee-Forecosure sale Of tho
threo story brick dwelling. with lot la.9xtOO.4,
No. lls West 4fth st., 243.9 It. w. Of 9th av.
70 II. b. Clalin. Is 40
nv H. W. COATES.
Benjamin =. Romaino, Jr. refcrce-Foreclosure
sale Of the two story frame dwelling, with lot
l6Sx1C6. OF Willis av., 1863 It. g. of 14lst st..
OAKLEY AND
Edward D. Gale, reforec-Foreclosure sale Of tho
three story brick dwelling, with lot 2Ox5O. No. 70
tin ..:.....,.,........ 5,l5c
Also tho four story brick dwelling with lot 1s.4x
$50, No. 1853 West 18th st., q. 154.S IT, O. Of 7th
av.; plaintiff II osa
by BERNARD sMYTHL
Henry f. Klugh, characterization sale Of tho fol-
lowing desirable business property i've
story brick warehouse, with lot 20 011xj64xG.llx
7.4x62 IL x27xts2 Sx23. i0x4o4, Nos. 10 and 81
Bridge St.. n. g., running through to No. Stono
st.. 1858 II q. Of whitehall st. to NJ Jcnner 21 2O(
Also similar building with lot 25.l lx1l7Sx2f11x
st.: to n Jonncr. I4Sot
No. 120 East 10th st. H.. 2l5 II. W. OF I'd av.; TO
Christian Muller II 2O(
Total........-..-.--....- os:
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
The following is statement showing the real estate
transactions recorded in the Registers oce Eebru-
ary IL. 1S70:-
Front st.. H. e. corner OF Maiden lanc, 81 lox4I.s;
Susan J; Gray and others (exscutors to Elizabeth
stS as Nos SO and 81 also Sd ST. Nos a4s and a5o
Josephine rseoner TO Mary Tewnshend; ..... i25o
Higgins and wife to Sarls r. Higgins e1Ds. Nom
ws,saSSa JOHN r. q hSSss %Ss 81
StS I rs f 20 0t s sy ssis George
I%sis Eossi.. md wife TO- q 100
S,Snswoi %ifs 70 Ella iS Smith sm'n ana
IssdEssa Adasss smith to so1s. st. '.Oe
sis s.. E. : &, " ofssA SDsiois; liar 49,
High dss t. ~. s s % ao
'SSc = 10 esq ssiS; William csaidSsm % and wife 20 .
consosa ay " was. 81 lda IL n Of ws.c.;or sv 0
wosschss,cr aS. n ". corner OF iSGtl st. iai..ii1
Hudson ST. NJ " eornsr 20 Of Isroy ST. sxaxrroxu
lar; Henry q. Hunt Amelia s. Dunn. lo5oo
Prospect Nv satth ward; Phillip Duney to Cor
Centre % st. t. 's' = 49, 100 H. Of Walker st., ilo.ia ~
WARD; Jan" James n. Briggs and wiifo to jamos L.
Washington av. w. =. 800 ii, s. Of rsinadsc ST.
iOOxi5O cath ward; James Gillroy 70 John OH
LII st. n a i; IL i.i +, Sqaloo; Robert
-. Lindsay and wife 70 Margaret lnglis +Soo
$50 yosa ss & Jsass 70 Harsssi "lS'J .'A
D..
ihh st., s. s. s5s t. e. Of av. u. asxsa; ingcno
saas % S io Adg',n' So as x iii was Nom
ssh 8. aSS &: 4. sosioi.S; T. Ksar: ~
Centre st.. 9 81 ioo Il Of wsIker St; 4asiao
j. NJ smith trcferos 70 James NJ brgss....... 2,2oo
Horny st. s. g. dot No. !. l.oio Abraham H. congcrto to
Lat st. tNos. rs and 2ots, part of. simon Herman
EiisaSsh nVr 81 So 49, Henry BsnoG 70 Christian
A'''S' ascoanrD noarc.ors N'
Alexander, Norris, to Nathaniel 3. Merritt and an
other exccutors. 4c.). - - OF Henry ST. dot No.
Gwyer, George and vito, 70 Tcanis W. Quick and
another ,eSecntors. 3e). ". of I'd av. s. OF 3ith
Hssy Joseph and wife, 20 William Colgate '
Of Madison av of AID ST. years 1900
tee ie W. :. of issay n OF oIst st; years.. 1000
sharps Marcus. 70 Philippine walsh, g. $. Of soth ~,
Smith, Margaret j. Icsecnirix, &cj, 10 Tho Eqniia
me- % OF & @ s&gssy & % q n nS oash saoa states 1880
stnekc Hermann, to Anna u. Koib. W. g. Of I'D av
Tcwcs catharine, to Mary Lampc, Q. 9. Of iith av.
Tosey. S'ehsci a. 70 George IT, Manchesici H. g.
Of -. O. Of 10Th ay. 0months a.aoo
Same Henry X. Dc Nit n Of G,d ST., O. Of ioth
Wells james H. y jane. H. Briggs; Centre St..
w"o nsar wssSr q, "a Gt,n ws a,.h & 2o
% wesi ST. years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2ooo
mcS,s nsStnsoo Company. NO % East 'a.a s 10 5000
aKcoapEp AssiaNxrsrs or .onraAcKs
q ". sss sScS9
cae. %%aa !" r. 1aih%aa maj 20 oa'''o isoc
K.ns.,snd ieerse Z. and another urus'ees, &eJ, =,
Smith Margaret j. Ieseca,rix xcj, 10 the Farmers'
Same 10 same las trntor &cl...............
wclls James L. TO James NJ. Briggs ...........-- sp
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DENTISTRf.
4 SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS Ar ffiE Old
n place J7T 9th avRubber gold platina prices to
suit Remember the number. 337 9th nv. opcn evcninga
A -DR. MODEMANN, DENTIST; SETS, ~, 81 AND
$40. extracting with ccth hed 5U2 and 5Uf I'D
av, southwest corner 3fth.
(NOME AND SEE OUR S. SETS or TEETH; OPEN
Oday and evening EIGHTH AVENUE DENTAL AssO-
CATION 37D 5th av.
LNxTRACTING, 2JC. j; GAS, 500; SETS "a, fILL-
c.c BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH. 0UM SETS.
pOts; warranted examine specimens 2l 9TH av jostsb
lished 1851 DR. MkADkh
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Tubos, quemadores, recpientes " canasti.
Hos para quinques en- Las NOycd1des.
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" La Industrial Catsl8na.
PUERTA
DE TERRA.
PUERTA
DE TERRA.

frica de impIa inestimbe adeanto
pals ofece gndmas venaas Gus poductos au
mdqun hr simpre p1bco consumd los
arcuos exisnc
las exian
necesidades de cada
exquisite
ventaias oece al p1bco LA INDUsTRA CATALINA
de Abca ha esbecdo de
Domge Bolivar Co., Gale de San Justo almacen de pov
Julio L.
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.C0D1GO PENAL S.
Ley de- Enjllicialniento Criminal
PARA, PUERTO-RICO,
MANDADos oBsEREAR PoR REAL DEcREro
DE, as DE MAYO DE 1879. :,

Habiendo remitido el Ministerio de
Ultramar al Gobierno General de Puer-
to-Rico Ia edicions Official del Coligo
Penal, sellado con 81 selo del Ministe2
rio, y, por 10 tanto, la 1nica edicion au-
torizada; " habi6ndose adjndicado en-
concursola yeuta9 deo dichas obra { la
Administrator del Ro1ETN Sse ayisa i
las personas que gpsten adquirirls, qvs
So halla DIS venta. en- esta casa, Fortale.
"a ST. -al prscioi de in peso 81 ejsmplar
encuatlefnad0 la riistica iRdtirtiefd6
que, dsbiendo shaOsr entrega3 mensual
de las candidates. psreibidas dpor, este
eoncepto, Il yenta del C6digo penal v
Lev de Eniuiciamiento Criminal ha de
hacerse pfecisamente 81 contado. l's'
Tanlbien Sc encuaderns en- pasta i
precios onvenciohales. @ s..1 T. 81
Las personals de fuera de esta Capt.
tai que desearen proyeerse del CoDIGo
pueden mandar, aiemas de. un peso on
sellos & Ia par c;nco sellos. mas para el
oertifcado y franqueo, 3 q yuelta De
correo recibiran 81 libro. s.
La administration del Botetin,,
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NOTA.--Los pasajes tomados q bordo cos.
taran 25 p.S recargo.
Sc expenden Billetes de ida vuelta pa.
IA pasajes de primera con un IS p.S rebaja
v&lidos por 90 dias desde sl fecha.
Los nifios memories de amos, uno gratis
de s q 8 aflos solo la cuarta parte, y de 8
IL fiospagaran La mitad del pasaje.
Los pasajeros de cubierta han de lleval
consigo los enseres de CANA sus provisio
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- Sar
e5af4 Gt'9F S1LvACo. q,
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YlPORES C0RREOS TRASATLANT,vOS
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
VI AJE DlRECTO DESDE PUERTO-RICO
Il CADIZ Y BARCELONA.

4, Salida de Puerto Rico el dia 10 de cada
mes
n Camara $165. 2aa Camara 1So. 81 Camara 50.
!, 1amben puede hacerse FL viale, salia'.do de
Puerto Rico, los dias 4. l3 y de cada mes
Y t'asbordando en- la Habana.
i Les precios para eslos viajes, son los 81
.guientest: X ssTfs s {
sss.f. ..s5 ~ lsg.e Ia pa "a
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sidra de Gijon en- 81 0otmado.
REGLAMENTO
DE sCAMINOS. VECINALES

En- Ia irnprenta del BoLETIN Sc vende 6
reales ejemplar ell ReglGmento eeon6mico-
administration de- CdnlilOs Ueci1eales dictado
en- 1s de JUNO lltimo por Ell Excmo. Sr. Go
bernador General.
ETambien Sc yenden y hacen talonarios
precios maaicos Y toda clase de impresos
necesarios para la ejecucion de dicho Re-
Glamento.g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-17

Jaieas inglesas en- Iatas en n Colmado,
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Velas de composition en- N Colmado.
COnsulado de Fr&nciia

Este Consulado invita- Bidiondo Jacques
German, 4 que Sc presenter para asuntos que
les interesan. Sc suplica a las persenas que
10 conozca den al Oonsulado noticias de su
narAderO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-17
It's sERHcI0 De "A .HABIIAo | lnstlJHoAAs 1e
i ceN EscA1A EN- tNUEylrAs, a1BARAs cuBA,t
.s MAYAGUEz Y9PuERTo- RICO. ,C
s.. vAPOR sPASA.J ES. -

ds -i IDA. G& IS atkD =
Saldra de Habana ell 80 de cada mes para
Nutvitas. /. ;as.. 81 .as sg.ta s1S3lt. tg
I'd. de Nuevitas el 2 de Id ii id Gibara
Id de Gibara e de i'll. id. id Sgo. de Cuba
I'd. lle Sgo. Cuba el Sid. id. i'll. Mayagdez
III de Maysguez Il 8 id. i'll. i'd Puerto. Rico.
ID de Pto Rico el II id. i'd i'd Santh6mas.
RETORNO,
Saldra de Santh6nas ell II de.cada mes para
Pncrto-Pico.
H. de Pto Rico el IA id, i'd id. Mayagu y.
Id. de Mayagiez tl Ii id. i'd id. s de Cuba.
H. de s de Cuba el l8 id id. i'd Gibara
IL de Gibara el l9 id. i'd i'd. Nuevitas.
ILL., de Nuevitas el 20 id. ill., i'd. Habana
Sc admite carga pasaje para todos estos
puertos
, Mas detalles daran sus consignatsrios
Sobrinos de Ezlss aga.
~ Pu rto-Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-17
A1naendras.

A un real per libra trayendolas peladas >
Implas, u Sc muelen en- la confiterfa de ~
PALMA. Sc entregan bien moli6aa an ~:
COS momentos, haci6ndose ventaiosas Tebea
jas desde arroba en- adelante. b. q 4. ;"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-17

Oretonas dc puro hilo para sabanas, creas J
xfsnos Dc otosakas Neyedades,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-17

Treneillas Y botones de seda para levitas en-
Las NOvedades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-17
ALNOyEDA DE AUEBLE.

En- Ia calle de Norzagaray NJ s, Ccnsulaaa
frances estan Visibles de a de la tarde varioD
muebies que Sc venderan amigabiemenfe Y Il
dllinlo ymejor postor el 20 del cort6. kIas IL
1 Puerto-Rico 9 de Setiembre de 1874. -.F ],
Rap,Os, 3-9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-17

Sc venden en- ell almacen de Silva & Comp.
losetas klancas coloradas superiores.
Puerto Rico l5 de Agosto de 1879.
hta. 80 de Stbre.